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Wtanocn bar ale fine MuosmGnos
Sgmpatbi.
8ouen % gatteren bar Jnsens!

Gn utibia StiIsmisieiaa sr netop
ofalOrt psb bet MI nfbolosnoe Gourt
Oct par nsmIia 8eiisp Ma, bel
onleate ON Sfilsmisie ira lin Wanb
8olsf Edmonton Ga, % iom 8runt
nn9ap bun, al Wnnhen bar fac
heufolben til Sruffsnltab, at bar
life funps fibre line s5orrstninssr
8ihneforher bs9nnbte Srebaa oe
usonarscs til no poo Sa9sn Wnn
bag o9 snoltlent Woosr Os Oatter
bpllfen iihits er poIsu % gift. bapn,
inoitrpnt Here 8iousr Ill lin Sl0Ip
blsp be tilllut itaasnoe albelss alene
ia snop9 Suissrienusn gift tilba9e %
9lsnorep I'M 8onss Wlonssbpro, ou
bun pionsre, at 6aosren bsbanolsot
benoe baaret, naar ban bar belfj9u
fet Spiseriennsn iaaos ioits Sang,
ban fremtruaote lom &ions. at bar
lpntss Sorboloet mslem Dem bal
noflaa bra.
Oct bsuionspss for 8stten. at ba
Yorret Giftebe no / 1852. cleo,
Wauren ct Yar Srsr oa &onsu sr
8allfoflole, % MI aulses ban lom sr
af Re mere ~pelitaasnbs Sarmsrs pac
&aibinaton Yrairis. thi ban Gle,
100 Ncrss eont 9ano, bpOrpaa q
ct pfnt Wuritsnshus Der alens TO
tier So 500. De nsousnoise uobuis
ale | goo Stanb, iulo R.lotnine
al &reaturer oip quiet CT mebls
ret / City Style. Warmcr 6ol
8oros. Sophaer. Lace Curtains
oIo % til i'm Saiisr bar ban BLAND
Nnoet flebt Yiano liant 8ulnubr
meb &lGes.
g Wobl1tnins til Wobsrens o.
Saitersus Wibuesbprb, at be be
honblebss ilbe at bam. beulonscI
6lenere % Solf. Der bar p1rst
quiet, at &onen altio bsnpttsoe Mn
lenninesn til at lfl1noe paa bam
mebsns ban sif lin pants Sang 0!
imanlo. Samiipia ION &onen o.
0otisrsu tlGbts iie imu9iuIbt 0,
psnt. 9it Wanoen / itione 90 fiIIeo
&lGner. truste Spissr til Solsfnap
per. 90 mar ban tog paa lia {
Yar unnerbenflGosr, blsp be i Ns
selen nobsnoe til Be par uolllbte, 0,
naar ban anmonehs ON at faa pa
lfst o9 loppet. nj bon til Spar. a
alpnerue par for ltions til at baane
tsrts. 0eite Sioits m~obiaaoe &onsl
paa bet 8eltemtclte.
8onsn bar, Iiosn Oaitersu bic
gilt, pWrst irap9renoe fra Siemms
Oct mslte al &ioen, % Nabosrn
beuibnsoe. at iaainart bun par rsii
par Suist / Wnussl at Vreo o
andre 9eunetsmloler. 8 Sftobs
1876 Nutteoe Manbtn albslts q
brittle % bolot op opsr ct Mar, o
ben Sib par bun bortc opsr
Maansosr pan en- SANG, oa naa
bun laa bar blsmme. bolot bun III
s9sn Susbolnnin9 % iOp alent
Selton 1877 tiIbec ban beuoe, bpi
bun piloe lepe mso bam 90 uofer
en- kones Yliater, at ban aloria oil
De imoss en- Sraube nf noast Sla9s
bpsrten BrGnospln. 81 sllsr Gibsr
men forsiGpss bun pilos bap
SflIsmisls os-Ysn9e.
Naboerne b%euioneos. at Sole
Edmonton er Ell goo 0abo % q
itr9blOm Wano. %. snoifient BE-
inoremmeoes at ban ntiffer. ha
oo9 inesn feet bam iaa beifi9nfst
at ban lite fnube pasle lin Sorret
ming life sngan9 8onsn oa Date
rem tnnoe fremiere ct sneite Yunft
boor ban bapoe fcriemt fin Sorrst
nlnQ iormsbelit Or~uftenitab. Oel
itorttits Spissr. Wooitanosrne bap
De at h9nes Sattsn paa, Dor fol
senrs Smit0nnieben:
Sor uo9Ie Oar lipsn bapoe bar
pHrst / Ssiian sftsr enosl Boro ii
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uisr par opsr; bette usotogts en-.
itsmmist, mon ohaaieos Dsrene for
BAN % bsp0s fs til Nsiemblp. Der
IissIebss ablournersbe | famine On.
Isbnins. San uaagneoe euoelis.
lprUusis Osren, Tom uo | Sallen.
bpor ban mOotoses of ben iamlsoe
9easIaturs qattsr % 8itti8bsosr.
poa buiite ban lite fit Gnos. for
ban haDoe ta9et ben belle Doriam.
ling ouer % traitsret benz paa MGR.
nltfte 8GrtsbuS.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

ct Saliimpntnerbdrfifro CT bIcpen
opbassi / 8aniaiisn i Narbscen al
Griuan paa It bsiit upsutet Sieo,
n,mlis / ct Wunistloter. buor man
u fommen oper ct fuIbf9noiat
gatift.b for srpinins at 8ubelieb.
Ter, iom be iromme Brsbre baue
label fig forlsbe iii at tiuaos no8le
@auippe at brine Der.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03
Saialss.

st "Gbas. S~eppingtot Sooa
Fountain" msc tilberencs Generator
and two Fountains / goo Stann.
,r biula tlialss paa soos Bsiiussl.
fer. Wan hsnusnosr no I'll y. y.
Sanisn, Sulolmsb, 0teOtab. SOMA.
% n.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Sr. y. >. OabIp sr alsrsos
tommet tiIba9e fra Often. buor ban
bar flebt npe Blarearsr. y. >.
sr en- Smassns Manb, % at ban
bar brast imuife Eager biem meo
fla. sr Der in0sn 5plpl ON
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

.,lp,,a 10 oul,a 700 10 ueluaa s'a'g 'lh'i
s,l,N "a 'qpla,aI p'ilS i'lrW el6 y
uollnn1 si,aule 'lS so1 lepl1ul ~ sou
,qooM 81 orapD1lG 'gcid,SI loi n'Alplupv
,,M .LLsI l3mma% io8 -s~a
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03
Camilla llrio ben lite Npril.

So. Stspsr bar mootasst timber
refining ON, at Camilla Uric ri!
TONNE BERTH bperfen for elsr lentre
emo ben lite Mpril. men netcp paa
Dagger. ba bun reilsr til europa Den
22oe Wai.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Or. garnol irGfss i Miunsibsii
Souie fra Sne til l5oe Mprll. Naao.
for goer meb BAN Sans Yatisu.
ter sr / itabia Beorina.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

81. :. y. ebriitlan al t5resport
bar Ibas iast fine 8snner 5arusl
% rsiier imOrSsn til lit npe Sism,
Glear Gate.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

3iifalas.-6n 400 6errstning (Trp
@ecns. 6ressriss cip.l / en- lirlia Sernbas
nsbp er tiliales. 4rRsti9 anleonina fcr
en- ncrf Scrrstninasmane. @ee @rInte
fan aipes bporTcr nup9reubs GiT pnltsr
al ialat. 8tfisttsrenne bthasf at benpsnoe
hs nj "0stcrab'4 cfisn" snien ffriftlis suer
munbiliJ.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Jorelem life. at Dottorsrne YIr.
nal bsieser Sscorah ben Soe april
oa OpbolNsr iia / @iunslbsit Souls
til ben l5ne Npril.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

81. 3 VI. 4uneslano. al Sir
mast zee, Sobuion & 50, rsiler
imoraeu til Chicago sitsr nps Yaar.
Uarer.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Sr. D.. y. SbOmp,on. af BET
oriitise 6irma Dillon IL 1bomplon
rsilte til Chicago isaar sftsr Baar.
parer.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Oameiem ucieres al Mrs. Y
:. Hseo. lite Ger lnorb fra gNals
Tounorp. WalblnQton Str. 1928
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03
xilialss.

Siifalss. - Gn uemgrtei a~nIeenina
Ill al TONNE iup | en- COB @arcrarefcrrrfs
ming | en- lirli9 StrnbaHeto / @inndbeit
Sc. Den tneiis &lreriresSutit | 8peu
glrebtbclenins til Ct SsIeb AZ $4,000
Gcee @runee fcr gaia oil slpes. &ertsls
:. 8. ~. care "Oetcrabs4e iisn" Isees
rah. Soma. 1872.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

S,nator Sobnion iom biem iioite
S%borsoas. nstop tiosnOt til at tase
Del i Stilsmisis.S ianoal. Yroersisn.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Nioliniitiuben Camilla llrio's
3roApe fommer til Oteorab ben
lite Mpril. Man Dor litre ls
Billetter 1.-THE.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Crinore, at Spitorerne yarnall
bebanelsr uue %ttOniife Spgoomme.
Roulultatlon fri / Wlunslbelf Soule
ira Sbe til l5Ae Mprll
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Milipaueec. -cesesniriteet isaar:
Sarp l,l9t; No. l l,lo3; Rc. Lib.
Rai Stlsr ll3s, @prtl SeAer
Liz.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Spis Der frsmoslss t9niss paa of
itrns ct 8p ubr. iaa sr MI Sibsn
at banole. msoens Boaro Of gu.
pstpiiors er iamIet. vi bar bert.
at ST.. .. y. Sanion. Dor norlfe
ubrmaasr. oaiaa tau uere mep paa
at faHs ct sont uhr for billi9 Yrls.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

+ efen 9arien, Yroi. 9ariens oIb.
lie Oattsr. reilte iaaar til Worse
ifelse mso &iebmauo 5oits os ga.
Mile fra WOrlhpooo. Se refer msc
Den bstienbie "6uiou Cine, Der Der
/ Decor ab r%epreisutsres al Sr. W.
). Setbneb.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03
Secorab=Yoiten
Grinerinasliifc.

Gubiirittr raa "Ttecrabs9 cftn". ar'
fer tan Sl.I0.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Suotasten al Sme,ianalcu sr / be
8 Mar, oen M bar p9ret aabnet
ior Srchtsn. itesen ira 5 l59 900
ssrs. / 1870 iii 80. 76l 600 5rs,
1877. ioet be siennsm ben pasltrsn.
De 6artsisr iorsssoes fra 4S6 til
1868
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

"Decorah Packing-House Co..
er Napnet paa &orporatlonsn, Del
bar biebt oct Der / Bpsn pereno,
Yri
len. Der bstaltss bsrfor sr $1,000 o.
&ompa9nist bsitaar al ielseuos Ser
rer {.
g. 8. Srancis. g ". @iuiams
:. s. Sttona. q g, @siisr, Sin
Brotber. WeSsnrp 4 Nliion, 9
B. gamblers. ". &. @ibion, SOiept
Siepsr. 8 g. Cation. Samss $
Cation. 3 ion Il 3homplon. s. "
Sutton. VI. 8. Meriu. 8. Z
Saplp. 9eurp Yains, s. e Older
man. s. 9. GooIsp. o. 9. @ Mat
teton.
Som Gnbeosmenb fun9erer
Sobn VI. @iuiams. YraHcsnt,
u. i. 8lbion. Sstreter,
3. VI. Sultou. Aasisrer,
Oirtfterer: =. 8. Wattelon
D y. 2bomplon, @. @. Mcpen
rp lamt be for uepnte gmbscsmWuo
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

me.
q ouertalteoes forleosn u9e peo
at bers. at Busbtmagtr $50. Slitn
mso Samilie uilbe iige OscOrab Ssar.
uel Tor at saa 8en--;il 5arso. Oa.
fota 3srr. Sioite Wlnier bar uosn.
tpiul peret baaro for Sr. Slisn, ba
Tsiret belle Sibsn bar prrst iaa milot,
at ban life tnnoe ialss. bpab ban
bappe oparbsioet al Yeltspett 90
andre Eager. tllberenbe bans sSor.
refining, % csrfor bar ban uoentpipI
tabt mango Ysnse. vi enitsr Sr.
SIisu msb 6amilie 9pffe % Selo i
1T nps Sism. o. baaber. at ban
iiror maa uinoe. buao ban bar tabt
Der.
Or. garual furersr Satarrb %
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

" Iaofer Gosr meo Or. 9arnau
De oil trrns BAN Wlnn,isit 9Ouls
fra Soc til l5Oe Wpril.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03
Wanoen oil life.

8onen piener MOB fin Wano, %
en- poreu Oattsr plnner mob
fin fSaber; men Biones.
bnrosne ipues, milbeit
taIt. temmeIig lpags.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03
GnSfes.

Gnites. 6t acet Sann Seiie enitfS /
| Bette for Sane 8sitsn. 4. q. &Infon. 81
Cniies. - "Ieecrabs3%S rlfen" anciier
bpcr en- fint, crrsntlis ~ paalihelia out.
fem ltriper ~ relnsr nlee nc1eulunee Mars
eisbse. ian iaa anlattsIis. 3 g..
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

ei0eleots bans 6arm I Maeiicn lcrn.
ibip. . 9Riie ira Ittcrab pda Nitamob
Neien. bsiiadsnne al 240 dttts. inmiarott
"a c%pcprisl. Ydd Slrmen sr ct ucaqrbt
@ritbus. 400 Srene, N ale nseptreta,
llobule.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Iilfatgs. Baa @rune at S~mlanoi9hts
nsrne d9itr jig fnten al S9lse sIer butte
bcri nit Sus rS Got | sSater Greet, moo
en- biuiaers Gisnecm. 8. Sctiaien.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Ter Setinadltr btnpenosr man ia ent,u
III 6apt. Satfrs 6ns | &Stit Iterrab. fl,r
Ill Sol. Safer,
Tttcrab llltteilatrit Cdcrab. .(rrl
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Warten, o. ipiueoe Billiard 8rosn. iom ON ist Sntst
bar bonbei ban. lense for DC to YriOnsr, ban nplis bar
tilt fra, bappe naast Stationsu % pare TONNE meo Sosst.
iom 1iulbs brinss BEN til 9oueOn.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Sruats CO Yrppestraer m. m.
uei9lass | eenns Maanee srd min 4lantes
itcls. 3 Mils ncre tcr Ssiian. cptrmaaee
biuist. y. Sborien. "a 3n
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03
Eilial9s.
Capt Bakers Residence in
West DEBORAH.

suirt. Der It icret inocsneig mse aRur.
item lnothelosr s licre 8RrelitT lamt enr,l
lmia. "a 10 9ooe alGlpfre. Gn npr a.
lerns. FAINT preno. bperi aliip er Qons
$50 Siaie. meo Qlabs Ter 4 esite. @csi
8cJn' OF Ueeitur.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Or. Yarnal tnrsrer Nbeumatls
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Or. garuall furersr eatarrb %
earring,
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03
pesorab Os gmesn.
Ten 2etn arril.

Gu Siilsmisie. Sas!
st 26sWarS 9gateifab io9eS
uplDi.
aoncH iurlaHscrS iilsmisie % $4,000.
Manoen tilbpoer benoc $1,000
os iaa titles minSelia for
at ilippc Sianoale.
&Uncn pil life.
Roncn tilbpeer Mansen $1,000,
bpis ban pil forlaec Vne
% Siem.
Manoen oil life.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03
qioeltoes tilbpees tilidlts bans gisneom
| g8et Tttcrab, bsflsnni unper gapn a,
Wilson's Nursery Garden

en- nugget ven 9pJnin9spllos btliaduee al
10 pcis. hfptauist mto Sfuets "a lrpn,
trecr. ,baa Stepet or Il liost S,us mfs
geo aIsIoer % 6titem.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

10
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Within the past days three persons
~ssss--bsought yellow --fsser~~upon
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eaness. After q drunk the stomach
and entire system is out of order,
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impssdSDce, avoid drunkenness at
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- The man who parsues the business
ef common thieving il a fool. Let
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'sSl.v" wy in Ascension parish up
toIboysmbere
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y that man named Smith starts 70
ride . velocipeds from New YorkIto
Denver he win get no further than
BEIRUT EasseFn contemporaries,
shsss.1p.
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wherever and whenever desired. Address all
orders to -, r.,
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-30

The localities which are still afflict.
ssthvith the prevalence Of the disease
~ q considerable extent are the fifth
ward end the New. River section.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-15

The mines In Seminole District, fifty
miles north Of Rawlins, having attract
ed the attention of a number Of English
~prospectors, they made overtures for
purchase to the Seminole Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company, formed at Calais,
Maine, last fall, but the company de-
clined to accept the offer. Some two
weeks since the company purchased
machinery, consisting Of engines, boil
ers, diamond drills, etc., which it ship
ped from New York to Rawlins, with
a view to open up the mines, and de-
termine their value, before erecting
stamp mills. Mr.. j. r. Brown, presi-
dent of the company, accompanied by
Mr.. Isaac Ludlum, both of New York,
are on their way to the mines, to SUPER
intend operations upon the arrival of
the machinery, which is now daily ex-
pected at Rawlins.
Assays from these mines have reached
as high a figure as 81. 900 per ton, and
$27 per ton is the lowest return that
has been made from any ores tested.
Messrs. Brown and Ludlum are in
guine that they have a rich vein, or,
rather, family of veins, in the Seminole.
ISentinel. le. sg al41rsd is6
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


Thomas G. E~verhard, of Cincinnati,
is at Dyer's.
Mrs. jackson Abney, who has been
quite Ill, is recovering. aH
Major General Frank Wolcott, of
Albany county, is in the city.
Mrs. Barkalow and Miss Belle White
head, of this city, are visiting friends
in Omaha. i1
Mrs. Frank Hunter, and her sister,
Mrs. Burnham, will leave this morning
for Laramie City, on a visit among
friends. $1,000
The cheerful .countenance Of Hon.
D. G. Tracy was seen upon our streets
yesterday. He's one of our live ranch
men now.
Rev. G. M. Sanders, who has been to
a Congregational meeting at Greeley, is
expected to return home to-day. He
will be accompanied by Rev. C. G.
Salter, of Denver.
Mr.. Stephen Hovey's father and
mother arrived in the city yesterday
from Kansas. Hovey hasn't seer them
before for twenty years, he having left
home when quite young.
Mr.. W. r. schniteer, deputy U. s.
marshal, who went to Red Cloud
Agency, a few days ago after witnesses
IN an important Government case, is
expected back tomorrow.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-15

The success Of this excursion is no
longer in doubt, as a large number of
ladies and gentlemen have already pur.
chased tickets and purpose going on
the pleasure trip. 1t will bea MCBRIDE
to Fort Collins and every arrangement
VIII be made at that point to make 1t
pleasant for all. The Fifth cavalry
Military band will be in attendance and
furnish the music for the occasion.
All intending to go, however, should
purchase tickets to-day at the ticket
Office Mt the postofice, or at the rail-
road station. This will avoid all trouble
and delays at the station Sunday morn
ing. The excursion is for all and
the fact that Hon. J. N. Keller man.
ages the affair Is a~ysuficient guarantee
that it will be a success.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-15

The pupils of the public school are
making preparations for the commence
ment exercises 70 be held in Recreation
Hall, on Saturday evening the 10th
inst. From what w learn, the exer-
cises will be of a highly interesting
character. 1t is understood that Gov.
Hoyt will be present and deliver a brief
address. Good music will also be pressed
into service. The first Commence
ment Exercises" in Wyoming will be a
new chapter in the pages of the Terri
tory's educational history.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-15

The Woodie Fisher hose company
have resolved to contest for some of the
prizes at the Cheyenne tournament,
and have a team now in training for
the contest. The team is made up Of
almost the same members who carried
off n of the prizes at Central, there
being but n or two Few men on the
ropes. The statement that some Of the
boys was averse to contrasting for such
small prizes, seems to have been a mis-
take, as the company recognizes the
courtesy shown them by the Cheyenne
department In changing the form of
prizes from medals to cash. Denver
News. b 1n HlIIff.j ti
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-15
Almost a Fire.

: Charles Lawrence, a brakeman on
the Union Pacific, went TO his room in
the Railroad House last night, and
after preparing to retire for the night,
lighted a cigar and went to bed. After
smoking awhile he fell asleep with the
cigar lighted, and upon the bed cloth
ing. The bed clothing caught on fire,
and the fire was communicated to the
carpet and furniture, when the odor of
the burning clothes was smelt at the
office, and the source of the fire at
once sought out and found. The door
was broken in, and Lawrence found
still asleep. The room was full of
smoke then, and he must have smother
ed to death in o few minutes more,
The fire was with some difficulty ex-
tinguished, and Lawrence pulled OUT
of the room without being burnt at all.
IL the fire had had a few moments Of
time more, 1t would have been under
such Roadway that our fire department
would have been put at its best work
to have extinguished il.