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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02

ing out receipts, while the editor re-
ceived a portion of his dues, these
good citizens always paying promptly
for their paper. We dined at the hos
pitable and comfortable home of our
friend, Mr.. J. s. Wessinger. The
merchants of Chapin were in fine
spirits and all seemed to be receiving
their share of trade. The town con-
tinues to grow. New business houses
and dwellings are going up on all
sides.
We drove to Peak in the afternoon
and spent the night at the Peak hotel,
where we always enjoy stopping.
AtPeak we always meet large NUM-
Der of taxpayers, and this year the
chowd did not fall below the average.
The merchants of Peak carry large
and well selected stocks. The town
is gradually growing. Miss Riser, a
beautiful and accomplished young
lady from near Leesville, is in charge
of the school here and is giving entire
satisfaction to both parents and pu-
pills.
After partaking of bountiful
Thanksgiving dinner at the Peak
hotel, we left for our next stop-Hil-
ton. About the usual crowd met US
here. They were soon served and we
drove to White Rock where we spent
the night with MIR. D. A. Richardson,
enjoying the nights rest to the fullest
extent. About the usual number of
citizens met US here.
In the afternoon we were at Ballen-
tine. The few taxpayers here were
served with pzomptness and we were
soon on the road to Irmo, where we
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
Hook. 1t is needless to say that we
always enjoy being with these good
people. The crowd at Irmo was not
up to the usual number. Our time
up, we left for home, arriving here
about four O'Clock. Next Saturday
we will be att New Brookland, where
we hope to meet a large crowd of de-
iuquents. q
As our readers doubtless know this
willbe the Last time County Treasurer
Shealy wild cover the county. For
the past eight years we have been
making these rounds with him.. and
We regret that We may never again
go over tbs county together: He has
made most efficient tzreasurer, and
he retires fpom. this. office to accept
the clerks, office, TO- which position
he was. elected by the people in the
recent primary. Beis most genial
companian, a. charming gentleman in
every sense Of the word, and our re-
lations have always been pleasant.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02
Delma7e Locals.

The farmers have about finished
sowing their grain crops.
tsr. J. O. Eargle, of Leesville, spent
Saturday to Monday with relatives in
this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley E. Eargle, of
NewbeTry county, spent night with
the formers father, MY. T. P. Eargle,
last week.
Messrs. A. L. and FL. E. Eargle
made a business trip to Saluda Friday
of last week.
Rev. O. G. Peterson and Mr.. O, A.
Derrick attended the Joint Confer
ence which met at Johnston Friday to
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bohlmann, of Charles
ton, are visiting sheir daughter, Mrs.
0. G. Peterson.
MIR. J. Henry Snelgrove, Of Garfield,
Ga, is spending few days with rela-
tives in this section.
Mr. James Earg8e, of Pcmaria,
visited friends in THIS section Satur.
day and Sunday.
Prof. John w. Ballentine, principal
OF the nigh school at North, 8. c., land
Miss Bu7tha Shealy, of Little Noun
tain were married ON last Friday
Prof. Ballentine is q son of Mrs. W. M
Shealy of this section.
TIE patrons of the Delmar' Colieg-
late Institute have built another room
to their school building and it will be
occupied this morning.
Nov. 80, 1908. Lloyd,
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02

What are you going to do about
Edisto county? You are to say
whether you will remain part Of
this county or try the experiment of
pbettering your condition in 3 new
county. If we thought the formation
q of Edisto county would benefit to the
extent of one penny to a single indi-
vidual of old Lexington, we would
make no protest against the establish
ment of the new county, but we do
not see that it can help one particle
any citizen of this county in the ter
ritory proposed to be cut off and
hence, it is our duty to give warming.
Two things must be borne in mind:
First the formation of the new county
will not add one penny to the price OF
the n-oduce of the farmers in the new
county. nor will it increase the price
Of ANYTHING he has to sell. Prices are
regulated by something besides court
houses.
In the second place, county officers
court houses, jails, courts, court OIL
cials, all the machinery of a county,
cost money and gthis money comes
ont Of the taxpayers, out of you who
are to settle this question. II the
new county is rot to increase thf
price of things you have to sell no
decrease the price of the things Il
,uy, but on the other hand is to IN
crease your taxes, where is your pen
lift to come in? That is all there
to the question for the taxpayer.
What shall it be-remain in the Oh
county with your taxes as they are
or burden yourselves with hlghe
taxes, more mouths to be ted 1rol
the public crib, and ali the other inc
dental expenses of county govern
ment. It is up to you; your goo
sense must determine the question:
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02

In our travels over Lexington coun.
ty we passed over the road leading
from Mr.. Ed. Caughman's to Old Lex
ington church, and we must say that
the overseer, Mr.. Rufus Shealy, has
performed bis duty well. This is
about the only road which we passed
over, that had been put in proper con-
dition by the overseer, most all of the
oyerseers depending upon the chain
gang to keep up their roads, and join
in with the others in criticising the
bad condition of the roads, instead of
performing their duty.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02
Our Second Week Out.

We began our second and last week
with County Treasurer Shealy at Gill
bert on Monday morning, November
q. Here we met but few taxpayers,
but found the merchants in the best
of humor, despite the fact that trade
was dull. We were very glad to meet
our old friend, Col. D. T. Barr who
has moved with his family to Gilbert.
They occupy the Griffith hotel and
the travelling public are served with
the best of everything that the mar
ket affords. The Colonel, though
somewhat feeble, is bright and cheer
full and may he live many years more
to scatter sunshine and gladness in
the community where he has labored
for so many years. The city fathers
of Gilbert are having the streets
clayed and other improvements made
which adds greatly to the appearance,
of the town.
At II O'Clock we drove for Mr.. G..
F. Keisler's on Hollow creek. Like
other places, the taxpayers did not
turnout here. While the treasurer
spent the night on his farm, we en-
joyed the kind hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. Keisler, with whom we always
delight to stop.
Early Tuesday morning we pulled
reins for E. H. Addy's store. Since
ourlast visit here Mr.. Addy has made
many improvements on his place. He
runs store and operates a large gin
merry. He is one of the best farmers
in the county and does an extensive
business. The usual number Of tax
payers met US here.
Our next point was Crout's Store.
But few people met us here and after
enjoying an elegant dinner prepared
| bv Mrs. John Crout, we drove for MIR.
Geo. Shirey's comfortable hoae, where
it is always our privilege to- stop. 1t
| was our SOOu lOICu1lS w wv " {, S,NtNSo Ns
the 6srd birthday dinner Of Mrs. Sh5-
rev. This reminded US of an old-tin
wedding supper, and the table faisly
qroaned beneath it's burden Of goco
things to eat. All of the family was
present and the occasion will be ior
remembered. May this grand olc
mother live to see many more birth
davs and, finally, when the tolls CT
life are over and her work on earth i
done, may ,she meet, with all ne
loved ones, in that blouse not mad
with hands eternal in the heavens,"
On time Wednesday morning w
left for Chapin, crossing the river a
Amick's Ferry and arriving at Chapi
about 10 O'Clock. Here we found
| large crowd of impatient taxpayers
and the treasurer was kept busy hane
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02
Assieumant Of Preachers.

The following is; the assignments of
the Methodist conference:
J. W. Daniel presiding elder, Co.
lumbia District:
So. Cantay, Basesburg.
". S. Mysrs,, New Brookland.
G. S. Fielder, Gilbert.
S.. H.. Booth, Leesville.
J.. w. Nicely, Lexington.
w. H. Thomas, Lexington Fork.
J. G.. Davis, Swansea.
j. R. T. Major, Darlington circaiJ.
O. n. Rountree, Bucksville.
J. NJ. Lawson, Smoaks.
S. D. Bailey, Hickory Grove
E. x. Harden, missionary work.
A. s. Lesley, Ellcree,
J. NJ Wright, Starr, Anderson co.
R. M. DuBose, Gray courS.
p. R. Roof, Bath.
F. S. Hook, Epworth.
J.. D. Crout, First Church, Laurens
NJ. w. Hook, First Cburch, Sumter
w. E. Barre, Superaanuated.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02
C7um to be Raappointed.

President Roosevelt has announced
his intention Ito reappoint she negro,
Crum, as collector at the port at
Charleston. The people of Charles
tor, through Senator Tillman, have
stubbornly fought this action of the
President, but Roosevelt seems de-
terminea to override the will of the
business people Of the city by the sea.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02
Blackville Depot Burned.

Blackville, Dec. 1.-The passenger
depot of the Southern Railway at this
place was completely destroyed by fire
at about 7:15 O'clock this evening.
Train No. 80 was delayed about an
hour. being unable to pass until the
fire had burned itself out.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02
Spartanhure Contraction Ki1led.

spastanhnrg Contraction Ki1led.
Spartanburg,, Decemhar 1.-C- ].
Seay, native. of this county, was
killed in Alabama several; days ago by
falling from a. railroad trestle- The
,emains were brought to, this county
and the funeral was held yesterday.
The deceased was railroad contrac-
tor and was engaged in building a
trestle near Talladega at the time of
the accident which resulted in hid
DEATH.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02

This is the time of year to set gout
shade trees where needed. The water
or willow oak is most satisfactory. \
mulberry tree in the back yard is
GOOD for chickens.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02

The Dispatch 5egs to- rezaInd its
lady friends. THAI Leap-Year "a I'LL soon
be thing, Of tbs. past BettsT leap
now.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02
Want Cotton Acreage Reduced

Monroe, La, Dec. 1-North Lcais-
lana farmers met here today and
passed resolution calling for 80 per
cent. reduction in the cotton acreage
and limit of Is cents day on wages
for men laboring, while women are
not to receive over 40 cents day.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02

c. g. -Reatherstone, Esq.,. of LaH-
rens, this morningannouness. himself
as a candidate for Governor Oh a
statewide prohibition platform to
succeed ,GoNernoa. Ansel thrae years
hence. Mr.. Eeatderstone would have
been in the race this past summer ex-
cept for an agoeement he had with
Governor Ansel-
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02
Mr.. Voter: Which do you prefer,
high taxes or low taxes? Your vote
win tell on December Is.

Remember that court houses, jails
and county officers cost money
money that the people pay-and not
the court house towns.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02

We regret to say that Mr.. D. r.
Haltiwanger is sick in bed anC causes
our force to be short Of good man.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02

Reader, please bear in mind that we
need money, and pay for your paper
promptly.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02

After December Is, Edisto county
will be. named Dennis.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-02
CIRCULATION 2,286.
Wednesday, December 2. 1908.

Stand by the old county On Decem-
Der Is and the old county will stand
by You.
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Orcn1n,e.

Sitebenfor &c ganrIe Srofler, Tom
beiattehe fig meb SonSiiseri og
0remmetpberi, bar man for lang
Sib iibeu foaet Srsmmebsger, Tom
enbru bar fit iaite 8ubIifum. Ieu
Der bar ofte Wcuing / De samles ITO.
trSning al Grsmmcne. IrtabamuS,
Ell bersmt 8remmetpoer / Gcriieu,
iogoe til 3erreS, iom al Ell 9rsm
bIep tilifpnbet til al bragg moo 8rr.
ferne, Of Srsmmene siensap, bpaS
en- Maub t9ufte | paasen SiIitono.
Sra Den Gag al bar Der pGret Dem,
Tom bar betrogtet Grsmmene JON
SeiuItatet al noset forflarliet, me.
seus andre bar iibnpttet Dem til at
brine Sorretniuser | oumme Soils
Settroenbeo ibet De betrastes iom
rpItiife gabenbaringer ira et anoct
Sip 90 Ell onoen geroen. Der bar
Srsmmetpoere | Ninipe % Babylon,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-14
5Dn Dakntu.

Np Sanf | SniSa. Formers
Sanf er blepen oprettet / sSnibo,
Suup Gountp meb Ell aopitaI of
$4,000. glnnbt 9eitprcrne for SEN
npe sanf er q. s. Sobnion / Sniba.
@rlsiprenbe &csn. 8 Smeanen
al Rierre bopoe man ben Soe bs. ct
peIgisrcnoe &egn, Der fuIbitpnbia
o%fpenote 5oren for Ssrfe. Mais
trpngte life nogen Teen enbnu, men
Oct minbre aorn bar De iibite 9aae
begpnot at Iibe al Ssrfen.
i Smcsncn al Bicrrc er man mi
iGrbig meb Snobsitnineen al ben
ferite apling al MfaIfo, og SnbbsIt.
ningen al blot SO optaaer MI Il.
Den, inbtil man ntan beapnbe meo
StiGringen al Smaaforn. Der poa.
itaaeS, at ginterbpeoen bill bIipe far.
Dig inoen Ell llgeS Sib. Ser er ioar
~tnoiaaet mere 9ono meo Mois oa
6Iar. enc for bar n9ret SiIf9lSet.
Salg at Statcns 9anS. Statens
SanofommiSipr Gotten bill | Sep.
tember Waoneb begpnoe at ipIae
StateuS Saub / Gountperne peiten.
ior WisIorri Hiper. gilt Capitol.
Sanb / Nteobe o9 Termination Goun.
tper bill blioe frembuSt. % octte
2anS er toreret til fra So til $40 pr.
acre. CAPITOL ano, Der Iigaer eiten.
Ior Chen, bill life mere bIipe frem.
pcb sIuftion, men bill bIipe al.
peo priOot SaIg. Der bill %.
| Ssit blipe frembitSt aIminoe.
Ii9t SfoIelnnb / 9pman Gpuntp
iamt euoeG al Sort Sulp Ieierpatio.
uen | SuIlp Gountp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-14
miarnuH,r.

Sirfeiubpielie. - Den npe ipenif.
lutberife Strife / Cumberland bIep
tnopiet ben Soc Suli. airfen, Ser
er ppfsrt at PRESET Wuriten % britn
Sten, er en- af De itsrite o. imuffe.
tie | bette Gountp % foiter $4,000.
Sorbcbriuscr | Cumberland. Sor.
iIaget ON at lame $4,000 at Sta.
tens Sritit Sunbs for bernreb at on.
lpaae ct Spss % Sanoberf. bpgge
mn Gitp SOIL, Ipgge mere Gementfor.
tang % ubpioe Sanolebninger |
Cumberland bIep forleben peotaaet
meo 175 moo SO Stemmer, og oisie
S~orbcoriuger bill itrar blipe siort.
Selo | ltbclo. - Den iaafaIote
8bite 9ooge Cottage peb CONNER.
opboIoSItebet Gbeief mar Chippewa
Sails brpuote ON Ioreeneu Den
=, Suit og bnpbe oct life pGret
;o-hi at Wiis gnno Wortcnion traf
til nt poosne itrar SIben bar no
+ not, iaa piloe maoite 10 Mtenne.
ifu bore iubebrrnbt. Oct bar mem.
liz life mere emo iaopibt. at oe ole
toni no al ben brGnoenbe 9pgnina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-14

bier enfelt cr ct Stpffe af BET, iorn
mon Tan bare t9nft euer opIcpet /
boogen GiIitano. Den mooerne
Drsnmctpoer moerisger bpert en-.
felt SrGf I Eremmen, men iaa ma
Ian uoifiae alt bet, iom tiIfRIoiqpis
Tan babe bIan6et fig inc | Dem. goa
Den Wtaaoe fnar ban fat | 9rsm.
mems aiprne. ct morIomt GA int.
resinnt Gaftim er Oct, at man peo
rsinatige llnoerisseIier bar faitIoot,
at en- W1nebe 9rsmme er SpfpIoer.
len at bet, iom nan snifer fla eIler
bar baabet paa ! paasen 9ilitono.
Gette er ii9r Silfploet meo gorns
Trsmme, tbi bisie cr oite minbit inc.
nifleoe % letteit at unoerisse. On.
boer fon operbepiie Jig ON bette peo
ct enfelt Sorisg. Der er Sunaer.
Crsmme % Ssrit.9 rsmme pa
Srsmme, iom banoler ON @oos oa
Higoomme, ioetbele taget alt, iom
man snifer fig | paagen Silitanb.
Den ipge orsmmer, at ban er friif,
Den lilpffelige 9rsmmer, at ban er
lgffelig. ben Sattige ON apIbne Oh.
fater, og ! fin 8interboIis / Stor.
bpen orsmuler Boeten ON CONNIE
rem paa ct 2anoiteo. ut paapiie, at
altio aabenbarer ems
Nnifer, er life aItib iaa LET, for oct
tart isges ifiult at 8rsmmeren ielo.
ysaar en- orsmmer, at ban Ter lin ST.
enoe lisse oso foran fig, iaa er 10
Weninsen let at ~foritaa, men perre
er Oct at ftnoe Sammenbengen, naar
man for gfsempel orsmmer, at ems
n9rmeIte p~aarsrenbe, iom Sorelbre,
Ssifenoe eaer en- Sl9tning, osr. Oct
fan 10 bore banifeIigt at foritaa, at
bette tom babe nogen Sammenbpna
meo ems Snifer. Men n9rmere feet
er bet life iaa urimeIigt aligepeI.
Sbt bet Tan bore ct Snife, iom for
lang Sio iioen bar peret / ems San.
Ter, for efsempel % MAJ, bar ganIfe
ing, tbi bpab er oct bel life, ct Barn
fan ttnoe paa at enife fig, naar oct
fornermet paa en9 3ette er
en- 6orflaring, iom fan lobe
Jig bore, men Den er ieIpfslgeIig life
bnpet oper Spil. Wen bnorfra fom-
mer III bisie Snifer, os bporfor bill
0rsmmene alto isge of opfplbe
Dem? Iae bore SsleIier, gnifer,
Gampe, Sorbaabnineer, Sornsoenbe.
Ger er | bepibit Silitanb unoergipne
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Hnrn pukntu.
@interhncnrn itnnr nnht

%irlferbpeoen ttnar gpSt. Wan
lar III iaoet Spu for, at man oqiaa
/ Roro 9ofota meo SeIo Tan oprfe
Ginterbpeoe. WidueI 9prueS bar
paa fin 5arm uogle Nil ira @rauo
Sorts enoel meget pafter ginter.
boeoe, Der inben Ell llaes Sib fan
fiGreS, % ben bill u0en SoiI gipe
ira 30 til 35 @uibeIs Or. gcre.
Srliuscn Of @iliams Guuntn. -
Sn0bpgaernc | ben uorbIiae Del al
8iGioms Gorrtp bar iut en- @epG.
celic igang for at bele @iIliams
GountD / TO Tele, ibet 2inien ifaI
soo fra oil til peit % set npe Gouutp
bape "a SopuibipS. Spis 9eIinq
fomner iitanb. bill gperne gmbroie
% Grosbp bore 9eiIere til Gurntp.
iPoet.
Sutlaset iOr 'SlSspaaiGttclic. en-
Ntano pe6 9aon Senrp Sobnipn
beniiooer / Gals Gountp Squeiel an.
tineet Tor Of bape iat SIo paa en-
Sonoe tilbsreroe g. g. SEMEN, Der
hor nogle gPiI p~eitenior 9pen. S,ohn.
ION lortlorer Saeen paa ben Maabe,
at ban UNDER en- Reiie forbi SenIens
6arm itanieoe Der for at bnile oa
fo9e Mao, 90 al Siben moer aoiie.
fieSIen al ginSen isrtes ben / saa.
ten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-14

Nasnns Griefiun err bIepen no
nppnt til Tpitmeiter | Gricfsburg
aoodid)ing gonntp.
grbanp. - Wiis SnIoa 6. 9anI
ion og Charles .. GIion, begge FIX
Ruib gitp blep forIeoen eifte | Bull
Eoint.
W~nIobrbanp. - Mr. % Mrs. 6
s. SbcIbp | Gate GrpitoI feireoe for
Ieoeu fit GuIobrpaup. Wr. SbeIbr
fom iom 17-aarsgammeI @ut I'll
Wineiota | 1853, ibet ban fom til
Def boppreube ct. gntbonps5aIs -
M @pen MinneapoIis, bppr ben enc.
fte 9pgning ba bar Spraemanoens
lille Spite. 6. s. SbeIbp cr fsot
Sfien Horge, og fom isrit til Roct
Goitntp, @is. s 1853 bIep ban |
Eecorab, Soma, gift meo Miis Wa-
RE s. Solberg, og fire gar iencre
neoidttc De iig poa en- Claim / @an.
totipan Gcuntp, men berfra bIcp DC
tororeune al Snoionerne. : 1863
tog ban Someiteao / 9utternnt Sol.
len, Blue Garth 60, bpor ban oa
bans Suitru boeoe inotiI 1900, ba
be fIptteoe til Cafe Grpital. aaret
1872 bar ban @eolem al 2egiSlatu-
rem, % | iamfuIoe 40 gar bar ban
opret Sreosoommer. Get 9rppr.
bige Bar bar baot s gsrn oe is
Ssruebsrn Der aQe lener. griib.
gorumen er MI | lit 74be aar og
grlioen er 81 Gar.
8obe libiister | Glap Gunntp. =
Sra garneSpiae meloteS Den Sbe bS.,
at llogifterne for Soften bar i9rbe-
les Ipie % oct parnie geir bar brogt
Wniien til at ifpoe raft / 8eiret.
Gitenfor nppnte Sp itanr al gpling
mere END aInlinbelig gobt. % man
glsr Der &egning paa 80 9uibels
Soeoe pr. acre, meoens Snpren fer
beore 10 emo for. og bar operaIt ifuof
VT. vi Boteter penter ma en-
uipopanlig itor sfoIin9, oa Sarmer.
ne bar oaereOe beitilt Waifiner til at
bslte oenne Hobfrugt. Operolt /
Gountp fer man itore 9otetes.
ogre % 6olf fra Spiaingbperne bar
aaereoe o9ret runot for at iaa Gar.
merne til at inb9oa aontrafter ON
Seoering al Eoteter til Soften. Gle.
re Sarebuie piI / CONNER blipe op.
! garnespie, iaa man fan blipe
iItono til at b~aanotere aae DC 9otetcr
iom itben Soil pil bringes inc | 2sbet
al Soften. Sitenfor 9arnesbine,
boor Sanoet er mere uiepnt, trpnate
man iaroeIcs meget Rean, men be.
par Der not Silstigbeo / Sor.
ben. SiSite' aar paa oenne Sio
baooe &uiten beepnbi tit soeIGaaen.
DC Terf | ggrene, men iaar err ser
Segn iii Sen. 8runben BERTH
er, at Der bper Dag bar prret noaet
Stno. iaa at Den Tug, Der ON Rat.
bar Ioet fig | agrene, ON Mor.
genel1 er bleoen ~bortpeiret al Bin.
ben, Tor Solen bar iaoet gnlebnino
til at naa Den, bporpeo Auiten DON.
mes.
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Como.
gcrIefHno / gaming.

gcrIeimno | Gaming. ~ Snoiom
Iina al MusIiugifdler langs wtis
iisiippi Riper bar M toget li9elon
et mt Gpiuing, ba al 90 I'll meloe'
Der ON @erleiunb. Ole Ganlion
pauiina ionot iaoleoes forIeoen DAG
en- meget imuf 54.@roins gerIe, Del
outaaes at pare o9rS meIem 5000
% $1,000.
StatcnS tpnsite Nane. aooni
Strubel, scr Drep observation-disclosures
ming / @uoion "a aniaoes Tor at o9'
re oen tpnqIte Mlnno | Statens osne
torleben al Sierteieil. San neleoa
life minsre emo $50 Guno og en- lpe'
eiel 2igfilte maatte beitiaes ira 10
briten.
SfrGtfcligt. - CT II Maaneoer
onmmeIt Barn tilberenbe Nr. o.
Nirs. sSsoe 6errina peo 6orlep, Gr'
buore gountp, bIep forlebeu orGbt
al en- alopperlonge. Barnet loa
paa Rarfen noe / Sapen pg morocco
ia, % ga Sor9Iorene fom for at lie
ill BET, bauoe en- itor &inpperi large
buatet iig runot oct lille 2egeme, Der
ba bar ogenbe. Slauaen flente
Barnet / line irpatclige @ugtninger,
iomtioie JON Den eientagenoe Iteote
fine 8iittpnoer / net. Der iiges at
bare mango al oisie furIige arpbopr
I Gubuque Gouutps bjergfuIoe
Streg.
Surpiloct Higcbarn. 5 9pen
Scpea hapoe man for ct Bar Tiger
iiben ct iaofoIbt aurnepol, og iom
en- Srugt al bette onfsres, at Den t6.
oorige Sarnb Smunoien or rsmt
meo en- Of DC HGno, Der orbeioeoe
for Sein5 Bros. Carnival 60. Otter
f6rit Of bape aiort getirnbtifab meo
Gigen unoer aarnepaIet, fom ban
forIeben tilbuae iii 8peu og bepe-
geoe Gi9ebornet I'll at flpgte meb iig.
Sc reiite me0 Sernbnnen til 3ama,
% Bigens 6aoer ioriulgte Dem itrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-14
B. Anundsen
DEBORAH. Iowa.

Dor 9smmefraft, men | bore Srsm-
naar 9smmefraften er borte,
tar De en- iiinbifr9nfet SiimIepIaos.
Set moberne Srafel bar life Lott
Gle 9rsnmenes @aaoer. Ser er
enbnu ct ippIgenoe 9pb isien, os Der
fanife beitanbig bore Sins, iom
fife fan ubgrunoes.