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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-06-03
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

GTATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWA COUNTY
~ COURT-IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the sale of the real estate of
Phillipa Sara, of the village of Linden. iowa
County. Wisconsin, deceased
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order of license, made in said
matter by the County Court of Iowa County,
on the 10th day OF April, A. ID. 1909 the under
signed, Phil Allen. Jr., as administrator
of the said estate of Phillipa Sara, de-
ceased will, on the 18th day of June, A D.,
1909. at O'Clock p. m, at the south door of
the city hall in the city of Mineral Point i'm
Iowa County, offer for sale at public auction
the following described land. situated in the
county of Iowa, to wit: lot number fourlB in
BattenS addition 10 the village of Linden,
Iowa County, Wisconsin.
The terms of sale will be. cash upon deliv-
cry of deed to the premises,
Dated, Dodgeyille, Wis. May %. 1909
2lv4 Pun ALLEN, .JR
Administrator of the estate of Phillipa Sara,
deceased.
Spenslev, McIlhon q Priestley. Attorneys.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-06-03
Notice Of Order for Final Settlement.
HESITATE ESTATE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWA COUNTY
- C.' uT-IN PROBATE

STATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWA COUNTY
- { y Tin PROBATE.
Notice il hereby given that at a special term
of the Iowa County Court. to be held in and for
said county. at the Court House, in the city of
Dodgeville, in said county, on the 18th day of
june, A. d. 1909, being the fifth Tuesday
Of said month, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
said day the following matters will be heard
and considered:
The application of Elizabeth Masteu execu-
trix Of the last will and testament of George II.
Masteu. late of said county, deceased, for the
examination and allowance of her administra.
ton account and that the last will and tesla
ment of said deceased be construed and the
assignment of the residue of said estate 10
such persons as are by said viii and by law
entitled 20 the same.
And il is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing acopy of this notice for three weeks
successfully prior to said day of hearing, in
the Mineral Point Tribune, "A weekly news
paper published in said county
By the Court:
2lw3 ALDBO jerks. County Judge.
Dated this 18th dav of May, 1909.
Spensley Mcllhon & Priestley. Attorneys
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-06-03

and inspiration to future generations
of students, ! now turn over to the
University of Valparaiso, in trust for
the world, the bust of Byron Robinson,
thinker, investigator, surgeon, scien-
fist. man, which | have the honor to
unveil
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-06-03

PRESIDENT TAFT's idea of reducing
the deficit by cutting down the national
expenses has made hit with the peo-
ple-if anybody should ask them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-06-03
DIR.
Brewer
Il Son
have IN Il e a
speciality of
G. hronic Dis
eases For
80 Years

and now have record of 1850 cases treated
by their method. No matter what your com
plant is. how long you have been sick or how
many doctors have treated You, try our meth
cd. Ii never fails where there Is a posi-
bility of cure aud directions are fully followed.
Incurable cases not accepted unless the
patient understands 1t. When others fail
let us explain our method.
Why not consult a physician who makes
his visits regularly and you are sure to
meet again.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Throat,
Brain, Lungs. Heart. Stomach. Liver Kid
neys, Nerves. Rheumatism. or suffering from
Neuralgia. Debility. Fits. TumOrs. Cancers.
Scrofua. Dyspepsia, Dialects DrOpsy. Ec.
zema. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Loss of Voice,
Consumption. Asthma. Humors. Eruptions.
Bad Effects o. the Grip. Sores. Nervous De
bility. or any disease of long standing. He
keeps "A record of every case treated and the
result obtained and can refer You TO those
who have been cured. Diseases of women Il
speciality. Consultation and examination are
entirely free. Re ,sonable terms FOR treat
ment. One price. No large fees
Laboratory 200 5. Bird ST.. f., Atkinson, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-06-03
THE ECLIPSE
Painting and Decorating Company of
Mineral Point and Chicago

Is always prepared to give you the
best of satisfaction in any work in
their line. A trial will convince you
that we have the goods and can deliver
them. Don't forget to see our paper
samples. Call up phone 374. lift
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-06-03
The Cure of Chronic Diseases

Is not such a
difficult task In
the hands of Il
competent spec
ialiSt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-06-03

In two cases before it last week the
Supreme Court Of Wisconsin sustained
the constitutionahty Of the inheritance
tax law If we can build our SIS. 600
GOO capitol out Of the surplus wealth Of
dead people they will have a big monu-
ment; that may induce the living to
take kindly to them. --Ex
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-06-03
Legal Notices.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN-IOW COUNTY
- GOIRT-IN PRORATE.

4
Notice is hereby given that at q special term
Of the Iowa County Court. to be held in and
for said county, at the court house. in the city
of Dodgeville, in said county, on the 10Th day
of June A. d. 1909, being the fifth Tues
day of said month, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of said day. the following matters will be
heard and considered:
Stevens for the appointment of an administra-
tor of the estate of Jay Stevens late of the
town Of Waldwick in said county, deceased
And It is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing a copy of this order for three
weeks successfully, prior TO said day of hear
ing, in the Mineral Point Tribune. a weekly
newspaper published in said county.
By order of the court.
22w3 ALDRO jerks, County Judge
Dated Dodgeyille, Wis, June I, 1909
j. b. Reynolds. Attorney.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-06-03
DODGEVILLE, WISCONSIN.
House
DECORATING

I If you are thinking of decorat-
ing, it is wise to consult someone
who can suggest and produce
pleasing effects.
Il We understand that tasteful
artistic decoration will be to you a
great source of joy, and will try to
please you in this regard.
Il We are ready to give careful
attention to spring work such as
Painting, Paper Hanging, etc.
Respectfully yours,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-06-03
GRAVES DECORATED

Geo II. Legate Post, assisted by the
Woman's Relief Corps decorated graves
of deceased comrades within the juris-
diction of the Post, in che different Gem
eteries as follows
Graceland 29, S. Mary's s, st. Paul's
9 land confederate old City 9, all of
this city; Linden Is, Miflin 6, Rewey .,
Welsh Settlement 4, Willow Springs 6.
Waldwick 4, total number SO.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

nowhere near the lamp, which stood on table
at side of the room; but noticed that the light
getting dim, and in less than half minute
it went out. began to have creepy feeling my
self, and in few seconds l noticed through the
dark kind of red gimmer which got brighter
and brighter, until l could the Doc standing
in the middle of the He had put
curled up mustache and a long, pointed goatee,
and his hair stood up at the sides of his head
come from him. somehow, and he pointed first
at the woman and then at the man, saying in
hollow tones that didn't sound anything like his
natural voice:
Jim West, your sins have found you out!'
I'M made about two leaps and gone; but his
wife gave unearthly yell and fell in a heap. This
was followed by scramblng in the next room, and
the door was flung open. Half dozen men and
boys had started to rush into the parlor where
were; but only one of them got through. When he
the Doc he let out b1at like a steer that is
getting slaughtered and fell over chair l caught
glimpse of the others they tried to climb
another in their hurry to get away, and then
there were sounds of breaking glass and sa1nming
doors
The fellow who had fallen over the chair was up
again IN a hurry and as he going out the front
door the Doc gave yell that I'll bet never
equaled by any Indian that ever lived After he had
taken little of the whisky that left the card
table in the side room and used it on the she
darkness to where Benjam and the girls
waiting for us. They were all excited, and said that
three men had just down the road as if Old Nick
had been after them
Il think he was, said the Doc, as we climbed in
the buggy. Ben jamin, drive on. 1t is my opinion
that there will be immediate reformation in this
part of the country
Evening star., 1909-01-24

d SllOll ulStdilSS OdSC IllC
place. Then he asked Ben
1amin to stop his team. Il
think. he said, Il may be
able to do good thing here
for the community. My man
ager and l will 60 back and
interview James Wait for us.
We won't be very long"
We approached the house as
quietly as we could. The Win
dow curtains were all down, so
that we could see only narrow
chinks of light; but we heard
a man inside trying to sing a
sailor song, and there were
other sounds that would have
convinced US, even if we hadn't
been told anything about the
place, that there was no prayer
meeting going on. The Doc
raped at the door, and every
thing suddenly became quiet.
After we had waited a little
while the Doc raped again.
Then Jim West raised an up
stairs window and asked what
we wanted
We've lost our way said
the Doc, and want to see about
getting a nights lodging"
Amt got no room," i'm
answered.
Well, can you let us have a
bite to eat? We're half starved. !"
Nope. You'll have to 60
on Somewheres else.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

WIE had gone a couple of
" miles, l guess, when we
heard Gathering of hoofs
away up the road behind us,
and the bridegroom said the
brides people were coming.
Clytie said something about
never wanting to go through
such a night again, and the
Doc leaned forward. saying
Benjamin, o Benjamin, a :
plague O both your houses!
Whip up your horses, and may
you never have another we'd
ding journey if you upset us!'
Benjamin seemed to be just
as anxious as the rest of us to
get ahead in the world, and for
awhile we were kept SO busy
trying not to be flung out of
the buggy, and our horses
made SO much noise, that none
of us knew whether we were
gaining on the people behind
or not, l slipped an arm around
Clytie, while the Doc stood up
holding to the back of the front
seat with one hand and using
the other to lash the horses
with the whip which he had
taken from the bridegroom.
don't suppose / could have
protected Miss Trelawney much
if the rig had upset; but l was
keeping her from being bruised
by getting Jolted around, and
Evening star., 1909-01-24

As manager of this combination what do you con-
slider that duty to be!
told him thought it would be good thing if
gave them chance to see one of our own inimita-
bic performances and the idea seemed to please HIM
Il congratulate you, Zachariah, he said. Il
perceive that your intultlve faculties are highly
developed Our friends here shall have Compl1
mentary tickets.
The bride and groom thanked him. and before
long he calling them Fanny and Benjamin.
They sat on the front seat and the Doc between
Clytie and me- behind While sat there, getting
soaked by the water that came down through the
trees and being spashed good deal when the wheels
went into puddles the Doc began to talk about love-
"AI the world except the girls father loves
lover" he said. Love is an anesthetic and mar
rage is the operation that is performed while we
are under the influence. Nothing personal, Ben
we sink for love- we fight for love, die for love,
we eat for love, drink for love, we sit around
and sigh for love, and others who have done the
same thing wonder how we can be so foolish. Matrl-
mony, my friends, is solemn thing. l hope you
have not rushed into it recklessly perceive light
in the distance
That" said Benjamin. lis Jim Vests place.
1t is blind pig. 1 spose you know what blind pig
is? It's place where they sell liquor the sly with
out license"
Why don't you get after James?" the Doc asked.
Hes bad man Most people would rather let
him alone. They say he shot somebody down in
Kentucky before he moved here. He boasts that
he amt afraid of man devil
"Ah very foolish of James"
Yes, and his wifes the same kind as him.
Haven't you any constables sheriff around
here to look after such people?'
They can't get the proof, the bride said None
of the people who go there will tell anything It's
drink and gamble night after night, and the goings
on are awful. Poor Mrs. Baker, who is neighbor
of ours is worrying herself to death because her hus
band is neglectng his farm and spends all his time
at Jim Vests.
THE Doc didn't say anything more until we'd got
Evening star., 1909-01-24

HARIAH," said the wizard after
we'd got fairly started with the
bridal couple, Il can hardly tell
you how sorry / am that the All
Star Monte Cristo Company will
not be able to keep it's engage
ment tomorrow night. 1t will be a
sad blow to the people of Rymers-
burg. They will be deprived of a
histrionic treat. In these circum-
stances we have a duty to perform
Evening star., 1909-01-24

she expected we were going to take something
She didn't seem to have room IN her mouth "ee
for all of her teeth; they kind of stuck out
her lower lip, not helping much to make her
pretty
You're from Kentucky, you not? asked the
Doc, smoothing his plug hat with his sleeve.
What if l ann" Jim answered
Il am told, ,, says the Doc, there are people down
there who fear neither nor the devil
Lots of 'em'
Il suppose you wouldn't be scared much yourself
if the devil should suddenly appear before you.
Only fools believes there's devil any more.
Somebody in the next room to us SwOre out loud
just then, and Jim looked ugly at his wife, who got
up and slipped out, opening the door only wide
enough for her to squeeze through She came back
and sat down again pretty soon, not seeming to be
able to keep from gazing at the Doc.
And you say you don't believe there is devil! y
the wizard said to Jim.
1T don't make no difference to you what be-
1ieve, does it," Mr. West answered
No; but it might make much difference to you
What's that?,
THERE was sound like somebody moaning, in
corner of the room. i'm and his wife looked
queer at each other
Wind, guess" said Jim.
There it is again, said the Doc.
1t was louder the second time, and Jlm,s wife
hitched her chair over little closer to him. Then
card fell from somewhere and lay at the woman S
feet. 1t the of spades, and she and i'm
looked around to see where it had come from
Next the king of diamonds dropped in front of Jim:
While he was picking it up, the ten OF clubs, all
smeared with blood dropped in front of him: By
that time they were both looking badly scared, and
the Doc asked what the matter
"Where'd them cards come from!" Jim asked
What cards?" says the Doc.
They held out the cards they had picked up; but
the Doc pretended that he didn't see anything. He
Evening star., 1909-01-24
T WIN som E
~
w IL A R D
By S. E. Kiser
Drawings by Irma Deremeaux

The Doc wasn't one who would give up
easy, though, and in less than five minutes
we'd been let in. We stepped into big room
which looked like an ordinary country parlor,
and Jim, who pretended that he and his wife
were the only ones there, looked first at the
Doc and then at me in a way that didn't half
like. The wizard asked some questions about
the roads and how we could get to the nearest
place to stay all night, while was busy think
ing wouldn't like to have Mrs. Jim West do
any cooking for me.
i'm was big, raw boned fellow with
heavy, wet looking mustache, and his wife,
who had watery eyes and a beak of a nose, sat
and crinkled her apron and watched us as if
she expected we were going to take something.
She didn't seem to have room in her mouth
fo. Ill lc.4 fho,,1 ind ofc ct1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26

Cpiagt GOcrensfumf. - 8Iiffen-
lngerforbun0et bar opiogt Soerens-
zomiten meO GentroGfore1ingen for
8liffenilager- og acknowledgements
2itifterne og bar itiGet arap ON
Snoforelie al 9-Eimers 9(rbeiosoag
sc famine &rtier iom / &o6enbubn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26

al rnsiiife og polite lauofIpatioe.
gdn er De otter reilt og bar iolot
9Dgningen; De taaIte oaarIiq .Sli.
nloet, og Ser fom ingen @leper.
SurGlOrelps ug fattig, Sra strib
ifripes til uSpns Sio.~:
SorleOen fonl en- 14-t5 Mors
Greng meO 5ergen til Gtrib, bpor
ban lpnrgte ON Sci til S%pen0boro.
@a ban lao meget meotuget us,
hleb ban ipurgt nGrnlere lis. Ga hon
f%ortolte ga iin @iltorie, Der er ref
tri1t.
San bor fornloreles % ienot iii
Cps al lin 6oriprgeliesfomnune
Weo Ell Sfl0e fra 5bcn06orQ bar
bon fommet til Higu. timber Op=
boloet Ser Dil0e ban, in0en Nlfrei-
len, ie fist paa 9pcn. san Qif imi0-
lertto ptlO, og ga ban life fltnOe
Ip6rge iig for, nooe0e ban fife til
bage til 9uOnen, f6r Sfi6et bar
icj(et. Der itoO ban / Sen fremme0e
Sp n0en 8enge, nGIten ltoen Size
Ser, Oo bons beoIte S6i bar poa
Sfibet, og uOe nf Stono til at q6re
Gebe for lin Sitting. Omiioer fon.
ban til Sen Oonife &onIul, ION
ienote 9rengen tiGboge til Sottig=
p9ienet / qolborg.
9rengen piloe imi0lerti0 iffe bore
| Ial6org. San belllttteOe at guu til
luxembourg, bOprtil ban pio1te, at
0artpiet, efter Ell Sur iii SDerriq,
pilOe fomme. Som gap Zig ioa poo
&ei neo igenltem Spllan0, men bo
ban llaaeOe Stri6, ion ban ioa meo-
taget ro al Suret, at Soft pnfeoes
oper 6am, gap bam WtaO og 9enge
til en- @illet til luxembourg.
Saa fom Der 9rep ira bun1 al
Sfipperen bauOe taget pGnt inob
bam, giDet BAN Yenge % lopet banl
Sure igen. @iperne paa 5tri6 fit
al bans rerenOe grep rigeIig @le0e
for Sen 9ielp, Sc pOeOe ben ltof=
fels 9reng, Der aIereOe fife bar pre=
bet iau liOt al 2ipet, Der fan pere
baarot for ben, Ger er foralorelgs
og fattig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26

noloene. gn 9oits bill 0esuoen for.
peje og til6ereoe Ss0en for Spta-
gelie 8loOet, ligeioo goot iom en-
lunO Wabe piloe gere oet..
Soar Diupepiin arbeioer, iaa bpi-
Ter Woben fommer / Oroen
og uorenies - og ga feler Sc Ip-
petit til at ipiie, noar 9e fommer
til SorOet, og bpao De ipiIer, g6r
Gem go0t.
8efrielie ira al Mapeuro nenter
Gem, iou mart 9e beitemmer Gem
til at toge 9iopepiin. SIG til 0eres
9ruggiit, at 9e 6nffcr &ope 8 0ia,
pepiin, foroi Sc 6nifer at bIipq
grunoig fureret for fIet SoroeielIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26
lire / mopen.
Slet SOrObielic upbprer paa 5 Mi-
nnttcr, ug Se biz fple Gem bel

Sborfor fife begpnoe MI
Sag og for beitanoig fri Gem ieIp
fra @apeonoe og ilet Sor6sielie. @n
fpriSmt Mabe bliber tuna oa osr
l1ro. @ip ben goo Spite og tag faa
Enpe's 9iapepiin for at lette sSor-
b6ieliesbeoiferne / arbeioe. Ser bill
ingen ilet Soropielle, ingen SpItia=
ming al @as, ingen &eben fra ufor=
o6iet SSoe bare mere; ingen Sglelie,
iom ON Der bar en- 8lDflump / 800
BEN e0er Siertebrpnoe, Sopeopine
eller SbimmeIbeo, og Seoen bill
fife gore eGer forpeite 9eres Mon6e
meb itpg 2ugt.
Tape's 9iapepiin foiter fun so
Gents for en- flor 9@ife poa @pote-
fet, Sen bill Gin6re set melt baor6-
naffeoe StGfploe of iIet SorosieIie
og or6ne Waben / 5 Min1tter.
Ser er tntet beore til at fri 800
Ten fra @as og renie Oenne og Sno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26

Der er laa megen Snperte
paa Oenne arme Soro,
Spor 9rooer trpfter 9rooer,
% Sorgens llrter gror,
geo SDermanOs Sus og Spite
ia, tiot / Sperfloo;
Sbi bitter fenoss 6rugten
lom SDnoen efterIoD.
Oct er iaa tungt at lptte
til Snoifabs Seiersifrig,
gtaar ben al GisOom proler
% lpnes ielD Jig rig,
9eaar ben meO ifSnlle Sagter
og meget &enfeipiI
Sig letter / @9jieOet %
6ront6eO ouare bill.
@poo nptter Srf og alage
og @iertetS Opre &ao6,
Oct er ct Stag / @linoe,
Ell Stri0 foruOen Saa6;
@feo Gage Ell man iprsoe fan
M9rfets 0pbe Gem.
Sfal BEN bil0farne re0oes,
bring 2ps og les bom bient
Sg tai til bam ON SeIug,
M%lberOens SreIierman6,
Sg tai til bdm ON 6imlen
ct 2Ds= og Sre0ens 2an6,
Sg tai til bam ON @Ipoen.
CUBS Genner aGtio bar,
Wfaaife ban 0og Sig f6lger.
Som 9ro0er, fom, bpr ina
g. SLIPPER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26
Mnfttpn.

Den p. SAN. 1909 agter ieq
DeO %offentlig @uftion at ielge min
Gorn beliggenoe 2 Miil git for 8ap-
mono, og 4 Mil Geit for 0apep,
Nebr., / Section "a, 2ittIe Salt
Precinct, 2oncoiter 60.
2anOet beltaor ~peientligit al
gammel @r9sgang, og bill blibe rigt
Tarmlono.
M0er0om og Mangel paa &ref-
ter til at oprfe Soroen er Iarioq
til Snlget.
Crit &nuhfen
SabeIocf, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26
Sill Salg.

ltrmagerforretning / Ell tribeGig
millore 8p / California. 8ebageligt
alimo. u0mGrfet 9lnleOning for Ell
0pgtig ~ltrnlogsr til at tr9n0e in0 /
Ell uuereOe etobIeret og lSnnenOe
6orretning. Sen ntpGrenoe @ier
maa opgioe Sen pau @rltno al gien-
ipogbeO. Sm nGrmere SpIpsning
og Salgsnilfoor beoes tiIifrepet
Carl s. Sobnfon,
Selma, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26
SefenOtQorelier.
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ltngbpm5mpDc
QoIOes, bill GuO, | 5%top1e6urft, 9seb.
ira 6reoog 5. 8. til 56noag 5. z.
6ebruar.
Ge lnge iaO6poeS peltliaIt til Mg.
0et.
9psm Der ifuI 6entes / SetparO
mmoOes ON at nreoOeIe rst til I'm.
bertegneOe.
5. 30. @onfem
S%tapIeburit Ne6r.
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N~lisiipngmpbe

of6olOes, ON SUB Oil, i @bene8er
MfenigbeO, Nuoubon, So, / 0ogene
%. - 81 San.
8reiterne 81. sc. Nielien, S. Mn-
berien, $. &elien og g. 9fasmusien
far lobet at preoife.
MeOerne 6egpn0er 81. ~ Sen
26. ON Gftenen.
aae er b%iertelig belfontmenl
&aa @eniebeoens Geene
g. g. gbriftianfen
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liot til 8l9oen bos CUBS Bgrn.
af Sobannes 8I%auenfelot. 16
5tOer. Bris 4c.
&r. 491. Sc leg itaar for Dbren
% banter. &f Sobannes. @o8-
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Yris Zoe.
Nr. 1913. 9en fritenteriife Sto-
mager. st 8loo al @eIt 2or-
oons Misiionsbiitorte. gf So
itor @ugb @rice &ugbes. 50
Siber. tOc.
Mr. 1914. @or GreIt I 2ip og 800.
Gn G%rinoring fra &riaen I
1870, IS GiOer. Brts 4c.
Mr. 495, uOm nogen t~priter, ban
fomme." gf 8ifOp S. 6. &pIe.
80 @irer @ris &c.
9r. 400, Sra 9S0 til 2io. @n
SortpIIing fra Buffers 2ip. Af
grneIt gpers. "a Sioer. 9rts
DC.
Nr. 1873. @e unpttige 0ro. en-
@etrogtning. If 6. StnbeIm.
"A 5ioer. Bris 4c.
Or, 1919. @n fo1teIig gro. en-
6ortelGing fra @tisiionen ! Bag
inoien. "a 6iOer. 8ris &c.
@r. 500. @eo eet 8uno. @f ari-
itine @ormacb. 80 @ioer. 8ris
&c.
Mr. sol. aplt uo at 5nuren. On
SuIefortpqing. "a 9. Bris &c.
Or. SOB. Den 1tore Borrowings
Bag. @n 6ortelIing fra bet IT,
biife 5olfelio. af 8bilip Cor
BON, Spoemisiionpr. 20 Sioer.
Nris 4c.
Ir. 504. Sar ou 8reo? af ST.
flop S. g. 9fpIe. 48 Sioer.
8ris &c.
@r 500. S 2egens 8enteperelie.
4f ST.. Oloenborg. "a 5ioer.
8ris &c.
Nr. 500. @ennem Borten. 6or.
telling al @erbor6t. as Sioer.
@ris 1Oc.
Scr. 5O7. off en- 9pinoeg 2ip. Sc
Sioer. 8ris Zoe.
Nr. sos. Sl1Iebrep til en- ipg. Af
Sobanne 8lanenfelot. 20 Sioer.
Brts &c.
&r, 512. 60 gnglinger. Sorted.
ling fra BET pirfelfge 2ip. 80
Sioer. gris &c.
@r. 513. CT on arping? af 81.
flop S. s. &ple. Al 5iber. 8ris
Sc.
Mr, 514. 9oftorens seItament.
Otter ipenif SoIfelip. Mf $. e
As Sioer. Bris IOc.
Nr. 515. @ennem 9omp til Seier.
st gilIeoe fra set inoiIfe Weis-
iionslip. @f Wisfioner 9.
2ptbi. 20 Gioer. 8ris &c.
SIR. SIC. r@n retferoigs 8sn
fotmaar neget". "a 5ioer.
Bris &c.
9tr. 81. Subs Saano ODER Ban.
oene. gf g. Sriis. 40 @i0er.
8ris Sc.
0tr. 518. @oget at Iepe for. 20
5i6er. Bris &c.
Ssr. 519. S CODE Senoer. af
81. 8. 81 Sioer. Bris t2c.
CIR. $50. geien til 9aIigbeo. en-
SomtaIe. "a Gioer. 8ris &c.
Nr. 52t. Meo SUB. af Grit
Noroen. As Si0er. Gris Zoe.
Nr. 522. @n oanff Sggut. Scr.
telling at gilbert. 40 Sioer.
Gris Sc.
Nr. 523. gn Sgoinoe beo Ger.
iets SOB. Nf SO. @oGoem. IS
Sioer. Bris 1Oc.
&r. 524. @n eienoommeIig Srugt
af 9eoningemisfionen. Gf g.
$. Sdneioer. 80 Sioer. 8ris &c.
@rboIOes in6til uoioIgt /
9aniib 2ntb. Tnbl. SOmie,
Blair, Nebr.