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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08
pro1ucaMarkeJ Report.
RIrrTE M. IT.. Dec. 8, 1883

BUTTE, M. T., Dec. 3, 1888
The following are the wholesale
prices paid by merchants and hotel
keepers for the commodities enumer-
ated, delivered from the wagons
Price list carefully corrected every
9Fiour Ruby Valley, xxx, $500
Mill Greek, xxx. $500
e rcwt.
Kansas xxx S4.5O.
Bakers, $3.50.
Mill Creek, New Process, $500.
Gallatin, $40 per cwt.
Union Mills, New Process, Cream
of the Valley, $500
Ruby Valley, new process) $4;Oo.
Union Mills xxx Snow flake,
$3.50.
Utah Common, 1921
Utah Choice, $500:
Graham, $500.
Wheat per lb., 2 cts.
Oats, 81. 75@1.SO.
Butter, per h., 5000 cts.
Eggs, per case, $l2.5O@11.oO
Corn Meal, SC.
Beef, carcass, Sc.
HAY per ton, S24N$26
Balled Hay, per ton, $22.924.W
Cheese, 2O@22 cts9
Barley, 5 2.35@2.5O per cwt...
Dried beans, Montana, Z cts...
Mutton, 8 cts.
Pork, dressed, $s@1Octs. per Id.
Veal, 124cts. per 10.
Sausage, Is cts. per 10.
Venison carcass 8c@10c
Chickens, live, SO at $40 per dozen.
Wood, $6.OO@$7.
Potatoes, $3.50 govt.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08

The fight between Grenier and
"Jasper" tonight is creating consld-
cradle excitement among sporting
men and considerable money will
change hands on the result. "Jas-
nern desires US to state that the report
that he has had a mule shoe sewed
into one of his gloves is utterly false.
He says that his being descendent
of Tom Hyer is sufficient to curry
him through without recourse to
trickery. 80.
At the Katie Putnam matinee this
afternoon LENA the Madcap' will
be repeated by request.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08

A party of st. Paul capitalists are
expected in Boxeman this week to
look up a site for smelling works. II
they are looking for a place to make
money they should come right to
Butte.
The management of the Episcopal
bazaar have not yet completed their
collections, but it Is safe to say the
total receipts will amount to $500,
while the expenses will foot up about
$500.
Bozeman people purchased 5 ZOO
J bird's-eye views of that city.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08
Fine Stock Killed.

New North West, 7: While In the
East, Mr.. S. E, Larabie purchased
and shipped to Montana a few fine
horses and Jersey cows. They were
in charge of Nj. II. g.. Ward. Last
Monday morning Mr.. Larabie had a
telegram from MI. Ward, dated "Sul-
ly, Dakota, Dec. 3d." stating they
had had a bad wreck, one mare and
a flly being killed, and all the rest
bruised. MI. Ward was instructed
to send along what was left as soon
as they could be shipped,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08
The New York Copper Market.

Engineering and Mining Journal,
Dec. l. Nothing has happened to
change the quiet tone of the market,
and while quotations are nominally
145@15c., it would be difficult, prob
ably, to get much Lake at the lower
price. Other brands are nominally
14t@14sc., according to quality, with
little offering. Undoubtedly the
market here is statistically in good
shape.
London cables Chill Bars slightly
better, the latest figures being ESQ 1Os.
with Best Select quoted last, 466.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08
SANDS &
A Garment That is Able to
Take Care of Itself.
Holiday Goods.

The popular Jersey has not
received a newspaper notice from
US for weeks, simply because
it has been able to take care
Of itself-such a firm hold has it had
upon public favor. We refer to them
now, not because their appreciation
is on the decline, but simply to in
form our lady readers that we have
recently received several lots that are
especially desirable. Some of them
are braided in an elaborate manner,
and others are trimmed with sstra-
khan, and the prices of ali are rea-
sonable.
The utility and beauty of the Jer-
sey are such as nothing else can sup
ply, and its days, therefore, are not
numbered. In the north window of
our dry goods room you will notice a
display of
HOLIDAY GOODS
which is meant to give you some idea
Of what you may e. if you will
walk in" Within you will find
our holiday goods arranged in show
cases, on tables, here, there and
everywhere where they can be con-
veniently seen. These goods con-
trasted with other similar exhibits in
this city are conspicuous because of
their elegance and appropriateness.
These are some of the items:
Elaborate fans; morocco and plush
handbags; embroidered silk plush
screens and bouquet tables; French
plate mirrors, with plush frames in
unique shapes; plush and morocco
satin-lined dressing cases; hand
painted PLAQUES; jewel cases of
varied designs; razor cases complete;
perfumery, jewel and combination
boxes; pin and sofa pillows; pedestals;
writing desks; card cases; novelties
in silver-plated ware; handkerchief
and glove boxes; albums; i%nkstands;
wine sets.
We invite you to examine these
goods, and select for future delivery.
Very respectfully,
SANDS & BOYCE.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08
Valuing Bullion.

The following item from an ex-
..hange will be of interest to our bull
lion shippers: I'm consequence OF
the lines running east of Chicago re-
fusing to receive shipments of bull
lion unless the agreed valuation of
the same in dollars per ton is shown
on the expense bills of western roads
to them, it will be necessary that all
billing of this article give clearly
this information; and western roads
must decline to receive shipments
destined east of Chicago unless this
valuation Is shown"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08
Our Charming Oountrywomen

are winning an enviable distinction
for their fine teeth. This, they in
great measure owe to the identifying
and restorative influenced of Sozodont;
the most popular preparation for the
teeth on the continent. 1t removes
from the dental surface every impur-
itv. checks decay and enables the
teeth to masticate without contamin-
ating the food, thus indirectly con-
tributing to healthful nutrition. 1t
efffectually neutralizes an unpleasant
Odor of the breath.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08
Notice.

The regular annual meeting Of the
Stockholders of the First National
Bank of Butte will be held at the
Banking House of said Bank on
Tuesday, January 9Th, 1884, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. M, and 4
o'clock, p. m. JOSEPH A. HYDE.
swim. Cashier.
Butte, NJ. T., Dec. 9Th, 1883.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08

The next attraction in Butte will
he Hewett's Musettes. They were to
have appeared on the Goth inst, but
on account of the Phantom Carnival
which occurs on that night, their
opening will be postponed until the
21st or I'D inst.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08
The County Commissioners.

At their meeting yesterday the
Board Of County Commissioners dis
posed of the following business. Bids
were opened for the care and medi-
cal treatment of the INDECENT SICK as
follows:
DR.. O. B. Whitford, maintenance
of county sick per week $500 PR
capita.
DR.. e. s. Whitford medical treat
ment of same per week 81 so.
Sisters Hospital, maintenance of
county sick per week $500 per
capita.
DR.. J. G. Johnson, medical treat
ment of same per week $500
Drs. Sarchet & Ingersoll, medical
and surgical treatment per week 1925
per capita.
The contract for the ARE of the
county sick was awarded to the Sis
ters' Hospital and for medical treat
n,ent to DR.. J. G. Johnston.
Bids for painting the new court
house and Jail were opened as fol-
lows: O. Stenber re-, So, It's. rs; Schatz-
lein & Shovelin, $2,65O; Jacob
Brusch, $3.50; Crawp & Mccain
dish, $1,4OO. The contract was
awarded to Messrs. Crawp & Nc
Candish.
County School Superintendent G.
II. Moore having rendered his resig-
nation, the following resolution was
adopted:
WHEREAS, The office of County
Superintendent of common
schools of Silver Bow county has BE-
come vacant by Clinton H. Moore,
the present incumbent, ceasiDg to be
an inhabitant of said Silver Bow
county, it is ordered by the Board
that Frederic Lockley, of said county
of Silver Bow, he and he is hereby
appointed Superintendent of COM
mon schools of said Silver Bow coun-
ty, to hold until the next general
election upon his qualifying as re-
quired by law.
A resolution was also adopted au-
thorizing Commissioner H. G. Kes-
sler to secure bids from the local
printing offices for the county's
printed material for the ensuing year
and to contract with the lowest bid
der.
The settlement with the county
assessor was concluded. It was
found he had collected 2,0A special
poor tax assessments amounting to
$4.O88, upon which he was allowed
20 per cent. He was also allowed
one mill per dollar on the general
assessment for 1883, which makes his
compensation amount to the snug
sum of Sc, 1850
The examination of the county
.treasurer's accounts progressed and
will probably be concluded in to-
days session.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08

The doll was awarded to Miss Med
hurst. It added to the exchequer OF
the church the snug little sum OF
$500. Mr.. Martin drew the fortunate
number which placed him in posses
sion of a beautiful cross and silver
brick. 49,,
The Bullion Club band furnished
the music for the occasion, which IS
a sufficient guarantee that it was all
that could be desired. Our zen
kins' furnished us with the follow
ing list of names of the ladies pres
ent:
Mesdames. M. Daily, P: A. Largy,
John Moves, Geof. Lavelle. H.. A.
D'Acheul, w. w. Dixon, Rabetan'
J. Ross Clark, DR.. James Thompson,
Judge Wilcox, Lee w. Foster. Louis
Reimal, ]. K. Clark, Frances Med
| hurst, F. G. Sharkey, VIM. Reid,
| Nadeau, I. D. Brown, A. w: Bar
nard, c. B. Trowbridge: Allen +.
| Hale. VIM. M. Jack, c. H: Moore,
| Mantle, A. A. Walker, Jas. w. For
bis. Seigel, Searles, Cradle, McAske!l.
Misses Josie Trowbridge, Gertle
| Long, Ollie Wright, Hattie Evans,
Annie Searles, Clara Roberts, Clara
Wilcox, Micklejohn, O'Farrel, Lizzie
Moves. Knight, Miriam Medhurst'
Caplice, Henault, Mamie Palmer
Topsy Bishop, Gertie Long, Sadle
HiicIing, BERTHE Bowen, Mary
Bowen. Nadeau.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08

A petition is in circulation and be-
ing n%umerously signed asking the
citv council to sustain the Butte City
Fire Brigade by paying the expenses
of its maintenance out the fire OF
fund.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08

On the 9th of this mont Clark
and Young. found guilty of murder
in the first degree, will DO hanged IN
the jail yard of Bozeman.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08

On the 10th of last month a young
pirl. aged IL years, gave birth to a
child at Cooke City. The man sup
nosed to be tho father has skipped.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08
Methodist Quarterly Services

Quarterly services will be held in
Mountain View M. E. Church to-
morrow, conducted by the Presiding
Elder, George w. Shannon, of Mis-
sOula,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-08
THE ATE dREENAWAY
PARTY.
A Brilliant Assemblage Of Gay
Ga1lants and We Ladies of
We Olden Time.

Probably no social event which has
ever taken place in Butte equalied in
numbers, enthusiasm and enjoyable
ty the Kate Greenaway party which
was given last evening at Caplice
Hall, under the auspices Of the ladies
OF the Episcopal church. Nearly
five hundred tickets of admission
were disposed of, and nearly that
number was in the spacious oom at
one time during the evening. Re
freshments were served in al ad-
Joining room, and at no time from 8
O'Clock in the evening until the joy
GUS dancers dispersed to their homes
was there an unoccupied seat at the
bountifully spread table. Dancing
commenced at 10 o'clock aDl was
continued until nearly two in the
morning.
The scene was the most unique
and picturesque ever seen in a ball
room in Montana. The costumes
worn by the ladies were of all colors,
hues, shades and tints, but all were
cut in the style known as the Mother
Hubbard, or Kate Greenaway pat.
tern which, our Jenkins says, is a
vast improvement over the waspish-
wasted, scant-skirted dresses now
generally worn by the fair sex.
But those Mother Hubbard
caps, or hats, or hoods. or bonnets, Or
whatever they may be called, are
lust too sweet for anything." They
made the plaiuest face beautiful, and
gave to the eye q brighter sparkle
and a more bewitching glance; to
the cheeks a roster hue, and to the
whole counteuance the appearance OF
a level set in a circlet OF varlegated
roses, Jenkins" said he wished he
| was one of the forefathers when the
| girls adorned themselves as they did
last night.
The whole affair was most
admirably conceived and car
ried out and reflects great
credit upon the ladies who
had it in charge. They made
it not only a financial success. but a
social success which may be the
means of inaugurating a series OF
like pleasing entertainments. One
| of the events of the evening was the
voting for the most popular young
Miss, a beautiful doll being the
prize. The principal contestants
were the Misses Eva Bowen, Ollie
Moves and Marmion Medhurst
Each had hosts of friends who
worked for their favorites with com
mendable zeal. At the call of time
the vote stood:
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
st 9 enbepnnft.

Ie9uipan9re Stper brepe ben ouer Simlen og afipeis
Iebe beres u~erIeuos, nterte Sfps9er 6ior6en u6enfor gImbo.
GrGernes Goppe iuuieOe for SIGiten, us Sauen Iau gans
gene IiseiOm ct tpnbt Gag ~sIinbienoe buiO Sne; bet par
9GblebIomiternes buibe, aiiaIbne Slabe, Der al Sinosn iams
Iebes Bit Os Der iom imaa Griper ON StitteIsbGrbuifenes
Roboer.
ouueftu.Ssr ioOe life uabue iom for fem aar
iOen - iuu lang Glib uor Der nemIig 9uoet efter anbens
~bnss9iIbet Os SGreIerns buuSe intet feitIist 9res. Der
bnitebe t~pGrtimo6, nOur nj futile San6bsOen, en- uiS, ON
StiOOeSIss3eo uiOneuNe l~OrOen, iOm life giOrOe ben unse
SusmOOer pore. 8 Suierne itObe uisne SIOmiter, oct
enc Sofabierne Iaa en- Opilasen ROman, bet anbet en-
SarnebIoulc, og paa en- blauot 9renne EIauter anbru9t
amoritatuetts bang en- 9~lattappe. Oct par zen SGnssIie,
Der iaa no iom en- Sante". 6~aiieboroet par bebGtfet neb
en- intst minOre emS insbuib Dug, Os buaS Ser families /
asiietterne, ia no, iom ON oct inarere par tatet emo Iast
ben paa Dem. vi be to paa Satte itanenoe Bar 6opper
par ben enc SuertOp bonteIss os ben anben reunst fra
eurit til nsberit.
Den nn9e 6rue tbi bun laa enbnu une no fob
~mObfaloen uto Sineuet Os itirreoe no pa ben msrte ga:
trr. eA MOrscntiOIe OmlIuttebs bsnbes fine StiteIie, os
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
8amp meo ct SpubDre.

s en- at 2tl9iers Sauns Iaa i for
riss llge ct fruuit Stib, ombor6 / brill
tet Der par en- ung Stibssut us6 0aun
S6miot. Sun sr II forGlorelss Gut
fra New Orleans, buor ban breuen ui
9tob loo Jig fOrbprc iOm Sti6s9ut oms
borb / Bet frantic Stib, bpor ban ita:
big bar uGret uoint for WisbanoIin9er
fra Suptsinens og MnnSifabetS Sibe.
Gn al beres gubIin9sforusisIisr bsitoo
iaulsbsS / at fate Smuamyntsr no /
Sanbet og iaa fringe Guttsn til at
bptte o9 briuse Dem op isisn. Som
De en- Dag loa / BEN nGunte 6aun,
bUor man tpbeli9t tunoe ie SunOen
9iennsm bet tryitaItlare Sanb, ua9tet
OpbOen par betpOeIis, bespn6te Mtanbs
ifubet after fine sumIe BIaserier mob
ben itatteIs Out, o9 enoeIi9 taiteoe en-
af benz ct Srautitpffe no / 9anbet o9
tuon9 @utten til at iprin9e ub o9
optte sfter bet. San ipran9 Osiua no,
os man iaa ben bp9tise lille Supm:
mer iOm en- 8iI itpre mob fit MtoaI.
Sa ~Opoasebe MAI pIuOieIis en- ubpre
ottearmet YoIup, Der nGrmebe fig @uts
ten og plubieIi9 Omilpu9ebe bam msb
fine mGsti9e Suseurme. Munbifabet
ubitebte ct 6orfGrbeIlens Sfrig men
tngen pouebe at tontme @utten til Si9lp.
Otan troeoe BAN fortabt, mebens man
ansitfuIb ia9tto9 ben ifrGttelise Samp
paa 9auets Suno; men eiter ct Gar
Winuttsrs SorIo6 par Bet IptfebeS ben
ellie, Der er uaIminoeli9 itGrf % en-
ener9iif 6arutter, at riue fig los fra
llbpret, o9 BaIpbOb Tom ban enOeIis
op paa Suerilaben, bebGffet meb Clint
rer at llbprets 9emmer, os efter uossn
Bleie fom ban fig mart fulOitGnbis.
6iltorieu bleu imi6lertio befienbt, ga
Der ueuter MI 9utten en- bIioere StiG6ne,
emo Der bibtil CT bIeusn bam til Del,
ba ueluillise Menneifer bar taget fig
at BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

spilten bun iaa tiIaiosfuIbt bap6e brsmt, buor Ben Smbeo,
iom benbes Wtanb itrar iaa ri9eligt NtaaI bapbe pit
benoe? Sg bog baube bun, foretom Bet benbe bet Wtinos
ite ieIu, noie sftertommet fin Mtobers &aab, at poste fig
for Bet fSrfe uuenIise Orb. Wunse, mango @anse buuOe
BET Oisie tunse Cher iuaust bsnbe paa 9eberne; men al.
brig, ipntes bun, bauoe bun ubtalt Set, os bog - bog!
"6rue!" LOB BET meO fuste, banse Gimme.
"SuaS ct Der MI p~auiGrbe isien? ipurste BUN prip:
pent. "Sun ieg % life buue $40 ct eneite 9iebltt".
Oct CT 6rIens Mober".
"Wtpoer, at No6erl" ubbro6 ben ~ulptteliae unqe Sone,
i6st bun burtist reiite fig op, msb Sinene enbnu fuIbe al
Carer; bet matte Oisblit laa BUN Moberens trofaite,
tiarlise Sam, us inben en- Sime par suaet, buuOe bun fuIo.
i~tGnbist uost fit Sierte for lin beoite Sen.
Sa StriitenlaaIet par tilenbe, baube Mtoberens Nnigt
ct llotrpt, iOm usI par aIuOrIist, men iusenIunbe tybebe
puu 9uubIOsbeb. "0st er life GiIfGIoet", iasbe bun, "iOm,
bar fort mig BERTH iOus; iss bar IGnse Santerne feet
Oenne Stunb marine fig. Seq bprte, at On par enc bjents
NE, o9 MI futile ri meb Subs SiGIp nptte Chen sobt.
On flyer, fiGre @pn, at On bar buffet paa nit 8taab ca
lite rettet nOset uuenIi9t Orb til Din Manb2~
Seq tror, at iss aIbris bar siort oct, Mober~.
20. BOG fOretOmmer oct Dig, at ban er blepen tob
mob Dig Os life fOIsr fig tHfrsbs / fit Siem?"
"0et maa On 10 ieIu ~inbrsmms, Mpber. SSbae Ell en-
Dag az itor gstpSnins for os, os aui9euet ct ban life uO
min Sioe, men berimo6 Dos en- &pinbe, iom ="
"SOm bar ct bpsseist Os net Siem, nit ~itatteIs
Barn, % BERTH ct rsnIist Siem".
Den uuse 6rues SinS bGeu ~bIusienbe rob, os BUN LOB
u%uItuurIist SIittst fOrit lobe on paa be mango gareIlet
iprebt I%issenbe, fOritieuiss SoiIeitesjenitanbe os bernalt
sIibe nsS 40 benbss essn ~ifiubitebe gaatIebmins.
@Ortiettes)
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

en grpaupstuse, Der pransebe paa
6eitbOroet ueS en- rig Manbs Oatters
Srpaup / eOnbOn, itilbres iOm ct Mes
iterpGrt inbsu Sutterbaser. Sunifeu.
6asen iremiti0ebe &ebGttas Msbe meb
abrabams Sisner ueb Srpnben. "Sunft.
nsren" bapbe arbeibst fsre Tiger / fit
eset atsIier paa 8asen, Der par oper
. Sob bSi Os ueisbe 227t gunb.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
JPholstrT Department

gi uI iase no belle Dor gebOIonins Of @uIptapper. gOrbuo, aRottr
Gardiner meO Sibebsr, SenSuGbesStof Os SuipInsr; oct Sde tuoet ale
Sarer un@r bette Department til SnOtiebspris mob 6ontuut. 6r nj opus
ger 6ort9nels ousr SarebebOIbninsen er ben bsbfe Gb at fsbe blat.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Splpsnius paa @ao
Ut Stilot.
0aaoe

Nflt 5prite Tan bIiue ct 3
gait anoet bar pGret en-
som, buis man meo Sui
Slloe bliuc fOrfGrbeIia 81
Mit sreoie inns fat i bu|
Ran siemmer Der blouot
aiaise bet 5Orite os auo(
Get ital iti9rme moo Slot
get SeIe er en- SIGrlisber
Der inpttes imeuem to 81
0er traoes BERTH ct Slas|
@l9t iaa 9aaoeu, ON Oct
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

A colored girl at Att,
Knocked over by an engin|
minutes got up as if nothi
happened, and, I oking al
said: "You's got a heaI
sery 9 lady that way q"
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

81 bar G99enOs pa ur Diff 500 0anoss 90 Quite. eraater,
lOm nj MI iG9e no til Srir baeihr. NOSe faa Sueriotkr er tlbase, %
DC iGI9eS larSeleS btust; ton Og fob en-. Serre= artifIer, Iaoj9ffe,
&nHerter 90 8eiies SGffer til lane Yuier for at fa gebOIbninsen
uoI9t.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

Set torHe .
(6crtiRtt|
Iioen CT


asnen, or DC andre
0uis ban gioroe Oct,
baue Glib til at toi
gpen, ban tnnoe bItS
iiIbass isien. pOIs
fomme til 9OUeoltacs
iinbe BAN Der, og DC
iaa Mile borte. 9p1
fommsn oio, tunoe )
paa ct Stib og unoll
sujfeoe, at BAN fHni
itrar; ban funSe life
fare Ban9enoe ouer
Iptteoe ; alt par lille
Gimestio piIbe ale II
men buorIeoeo ifuloe
fbi bans Susbono pa
til gutifen os ga9oe
reIfe. San iaa no a
bolt, men ban bauoe
iom par TONNE llttsr1
Steoer. 0an beiluttc
ON en- Simrs Sio
fine SorbersbeIisr &
sue og uogIe anore
ban neo / ost lille z
faIbtes Sape, en- Bum
nosle faa Sl9oer, bar
len. 6an bGfteoe |
Iammen, tnptteSe ben
ginbust % par 9lao
anben nGlten rerte D
par en- flar maanlDs
frpsteoe life for at b
fra 6irfeu og 8irfe9r
bliue ieet, O9 bet par
at noseu par nee Der
oa ban be9pnets ct 9
bi1st o9 foIte, at ban
psnbe tilbase, itG!u
ban ~bsspnbte at bin
bapbe inO6iIot zig, at
iaa let at Hippo neo
unbsrIis 2Gu9iteIis 9rc
bepasebe zig frsm og I
gre bIep omme al bet
boIbt, Os, fsreno ban
peis, maatte ban ilipp
tunst neb paa SOroen
s nosle GiebIitte
ianoieIss f; men efterba
til fig islu isen, iGa Q
op os itOtte fig moi
bdabeoe / Seaunoelie|
bapbe Iiot nogen betur
ba ban latte 6oosn
fOrisste at gaa, fanot
fOraariu9ebe bnm itore
par imioIsrtio forient
Y[an M tGntte ban,
paa fin StOt og be
Oenne Gang fOrgls|
Den ferite 6Ierotn9 ID
iaa tappert, men iaa
en- ginieI fOr BAN, og
not ilGbe zig oflteo.
bans SrGfter BAN, og
Oa ban TOM til ii9
ban fig Iisseu6e i en-
intaLt gGreIie. Wtangc
esen itoo Iauss meo 9
fleite uar opta9ne. .
FIG, bragte Smertcu /
til at buife paa ben il
9iuen6soer, % ban uni
bporlebes ban par ton
Steb. 9an fit mart
paa ct Spgcbus, bporI
psn bragt al noeIe, be
BAN paa Seien, % Z
at ban i~anbipnIispis .
boIbe Ssnseu / gtosIe
Sob uar aluorIis itaS
Oase gan Smerteruc
og 8arl buuoe MI Sio
fin Srsmtib. Gnonu {
ipur9t BAN ON bam ieI|
Olens go9sr meb Na
bet / bans 2omne, og
faIote Dc BAN. Sa N
ON bans SlR9tninee 0
reoe ban, at ban par
ON par toulnten til s.
lese Arbeioe. 92eu OF
ban bIiue friif isien, b
iaa 9isre? % SarI iu
ten ON Bet IpttsIige
fert hos lin tiOlisere s
seoe bittert ouer bet feri
iom BauSe brn9t BAN i
Stiuius.
s Senssn peb Sibel
Mtano, iont baube {
VT flere gtrinser, iOm
al BAN, giGtteoe ban,
ueret RGtros, os ban
BAN til at fortGue alt
ON SiOen, Og Sen gan
fattet 6ortiGrlic
par aItio uiuis til at
'sSa, Bet er ct bebas
ben samIe MatrOs iige,
men O9iaa ct frpstsIist
tilfsieoe ban, ioet ban
RarI uuoer fine buiteoe
bOis bu bar nOset paa
beo, min Out, iaa tag
bet 9iu."
45uurfOr trOr DC Set
nOset itiRluenbe e
"Sror Oh. leg bar Ii
Al big belle benne llse,
Seq nil life tran
oemmeIi9beOsr, men
SIeen er ct frpstsIist
|om life bar 55rsb meo
not faa paa aue SteSs1
paa Sseu."
ShInSuino ooo H.,
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

al Sane, &be, Suffer, Strip Os oe andre 6olOniaIzSursr ieloes
Ill Sn0tsbs.Fus O9 brtn9es nit omhins til buifeiOmbdt Sus guen. for
a j." Tan oOe bet tOt, Tor vi optasr SarebebOIOninsn os ppnter up gu.
ttten. Som Op beOs os. Meb aoteIe
s. w. LANDERS & SON.