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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-12-12
THE SAME OLD BASIS.
The Basis of Representation at the
Republican Convention.

Republican Convention.
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 11.-Further con-
sideration of the plan of Senator Frye for
the restriction of representation in the Ma
tional Republican convention from states
which do not cast Republican electoral votes
shows that the plan will not be adopted by
the committee. One of the active committee
men said: "Mr. Frye's plan is in substance q
modification of the plan Of Martin, of Kan
sas. which was voted down at the last meet
ing of the committee. There will be no pur-
pose, so far as l can learn, to modify the
system of representation. 1t is too
late to do that Moreover, the changes sug-
gested might conflict with interests which
we do not understand. To restrict the Sep-
resentation in the states indicated would be
to put unnecessary limitations upon Repub
licans. 1t would be to say that the Repub-
lican vote in those states had reached its
maximum, and that the Republicans need
not exert themsel YES to do any better. More
over, if Arthur is a candidate the south is the
field where he naturally would expect to se-
cure delegates"
The same gentleman said he had no doubt
that Arthur was a candidate to succeed him
self and that the move to have the conven-
tion held in the east was in his interest,
There is much difference of opinion among
New York men as to Arthur's strength in
his own state, some claiming that he can
and others that he cannot carry the state.
"Is Logan candidatep' was asked of the
committeeman "He undoubtedly is, but he
does not seem to be making any organiza-
tion He, Of course, expects his own state
and would undoubtedly get it, although he
has some strong opponents He would be
apt to get some delegate from the south. but
do not hear that he is working for any,"
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THE TELEGRAPH MEN,
a Counie Of Them Express Them
selves About Government Teie

a Couple Of Them Express Them
selves About Government Teie-
Graphy.
CHICAGO, Dec 11.-A reporter asked a
couple of telegraph officials what they thought
of the Hill bill, which proposes 70 set bids
from the existing companies for the sale OF
their plants and to have the government send
messages to any part OF the country 1or
cent word.
at is all nonsense" said one of the gentle
men.
!'Why Sog"
"The scheme is impracticable. don't ba-
lieve the government can lease lines here anu
there and run them in opposition to the ez-
isting companies"
"But the proposition is to buy the lines"
"Well, the Western Union might sell if it
got it's price, but it would be pretty E:sh
price for the government to pay. 1 don't
think the Postal company would sell; still
don't know that they wouldn't"
ssCan messages be forwarded for cent a
word:'
'.That is higher than the Postars rate now.
The government would charge for everything
the address and the signature-and that
would amount to more than 25 cents for
twenty words don't take any stock in this
government telegraph business. 1t would be
a bad thing for the mercantile community II
the government undertook to run the tele-
graph business"
1.-THE English government does it"
eyes; but the English people conduct thair
affairs in different way from us. They ara
slow-and-easy going, and don't use the tele-
graph as much as we do. Our people woa!dn't
be satisfied with the telegraph service the
English people get; and to give them our
service would cost a great deal more than
they pay for what they get"
at costs something to run the telegraph
business said the other official; and the gov
ernment couldn't meet expenses by charging
l cent word anywhere and everywhere, or
ANYTHING like it. That is an imposslbIllty.
don't know that the Western Union would be
willing to sell it's lines, but I should think,
like in any other business, If a man got his
price he would sell his property.
''Nhy couldn't the government give salts
faction?'
No scheme can be managed by the govern
ment like corporation or an individual"
THE government looks after the mails"
Eyes: but private corporation could do 1t
for one-half the COST
''Do you think the government will take
hold of the telegraph businesss"
sit may be crowded into it, but the wisest
statesmen know il is best not to touch it. Look
at the matter the way Postmaster General
Gresham puts it. In a political campaign the
dominant party would use it every time for
their own purposes. There would be so much
dissatisfaction that the people would get tired
of it in a very short time. They don't under
stand it now, but are loking simply for cheap
rates-want to send message to any place
for Is or 25 cents; but when they found the
business wasn't handled like a private cor.
poration handles it they would wish they had
continued to pay 80 cents and left the Lines
in the hands of individuals
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sut where Is Daubm anns

NEW YORK, Dec. 1l.-Mlle. Nixan, the
French opera bouffe actress who recently
married young man named Daubmann, is
again seen about town, still wears Daub-
mann's diamonds, but Daubnann HIM
self is not on hand. According to
common report he has SUNK OFF into
the remote Businesses of California
where he is casting up accouts and
wondering why he made an ass Of himself.
Nixan is quite as jolly as ever. She is one OF
the prettiest French women that Maurice
Grau ever brought to America, and heI
popularity during her short engagement here
was very great. She had just become q
favorite when Daubmann began to shower
diamonds on her and made her his wife.
Then they went West, and nobody seems te
know why Mrs. Daubmann is back again.
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Exnlosion ON shipboara.

Boston, Dec. II While gang OF long
shoremen were at work unloading the Eng.
lish steamer Otranto, of the Wilson line, at
south Boston, an explosion occurred m the
hold of the vessel and fire broke oat In that
portion of the cargo remaining in the hold,
all of which was consigned to New York
There was damage of $4,000, and several
of the men employed in discharging the cargo
were injured in the rush when the fire was
first discovered.
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Either Indianapolis or Chicago.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dee. 1.-The place ol
meeting of the next national convention con.
tinues to excite increased attention. The
feeling seems to be largely in favor o.
Indianapolis OF Chicago The citizens OF
the former place are very Jealous in
the matter, and the mayor telegraphed John
C. New that they pledged themselves to en-.
tertain 10000 guests and provide hall seat
ing 10000 people. Senator Logan is actively
engaged in pushing tine claims of Chicago as
the most available place as railroad centre.
with large public buildings and magnificent
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-12-12
susan Anthony,s Expectations.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 1.-THE cause OF
woman suffrage has taken an early start.
Miss Susan B. Anthony has arrived. and will
at once proceed to attempt to influence
legislation in that direction Miss
Anthony expects that Representa-
tive White. of Kentucky, will intro
duce resolution similar to that offered by
Mr. Laphan, and as she has the pledge OF
Speaker Carlisle that he will appoint COM
mittee on woman suffrage who will be in
favor of the idea Miss Anthony hopes some
decisive action will be taken by the Forty
eight congress. Miss Anthony viii spend
the winter here.
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Senator Jones on silver Coinage.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 1f.-"Do L look
for anv step in congress toward restricting
the coinage of the silver dollar? said Sena-
tor Jones, of Nevada, yesterday at the Grand
Pacific. ''No, should say not They will
not make any such move, because it would
be futile 1t could not even pass the
senate. Here we are, evidently verging
towards hard tees, with declining values
everywhere, and st these people talk about
contracting the circulation of silver. Weare
to do with less money, when business
now requires all the money it can get
hold of. If the coinage of silver is
stopped what is to take its place? The ra-
pidity with which bonds are being recalled
forbids the idea that the increasing demand
for money can be met by bank issues What
remains to supply the want, unless it be the
coinage of the silver dollar, which insures the
supply of money being equal to the demands
of our increasing population? They tell us
that great part Of the 10O, ,O0o, 900 silver dol
lars now in circulation is really locked upin the
government vaults, but these alarmists for
get that these dollars are represented by silver
certificates, which amount to the same thing.
If this coinage is stopped we would be exactly
where we were when it was commenced, only
that prices and values are now everywhere
going down, in spite of the enforced coinage.
No, YOU may resi- assured that congress will
not be affected by any such shortsighted
cIamorr
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nrrr-pcu DIRECTORY:

E,,scopA1., Rev. T. c. Hudson, Rector p,s.or
~ EfIsIor a., ou,1 Rev J. p. Hutchinson, FGsior
STTHopIsr, Rev 3. Phelps, Pastor: p.;est
Ro1aS CArnoL1c, Rev. Francis Watry, res. paH
SCAYDiE AVIAN Ev Al l'U HE 'T>-> -'~
II johnson, Pastor
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secretary Folger III.

WASHINGTON CITY. Dec. II = In the
absence of Secretary Folger, Assistant
Secretary New is acting secretary of the
treasury Secretary Folger is sufeiing
from an attack of biliousness. His physicians
have advised him to rest and remain away
from The Office for few days.
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The House Committees.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 11.-Congressman
Morrison being asked as to the constitution OF
the house committees said: ''The committees
will be as they should be, and as most people
who have sense expect them to be. Carlisle
will vindicate his policy. You can hardly go
wrong in guessing. The right men will be in
the right nlacesn
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RandaiI's Gratitude.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. IL. Mr.. Randall
has written an autograph letter to each OF the
renresentatives who voted for him in caucus
for speaker, personally thanking them for
their support.
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ar Oyerdue shin Arrives.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The overdue Antwerp
steamer Plantyn, from New York, has ar
rived.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-12-12

UNION NO. Il. Brotherhood of Carpenters snnl anu
Joners of America. Meets every MTno4y ysiting stIm
ing at $50 NJ At th9eniS m2i Fs" bers re-
nlete nteii rncses+sd 10 Join. Contractors lur-
nRfsbed with hep. P. a. MCCARTHY Frerideh'
w l. SEE. Secretary.
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CIVIC SOCIETIES

AZ. 4 A.. M.'.-Golden SheaI LooST ath N0
l55, Meg1s I4 ort -. "t'o So joan HOUSE w NJ.
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l'ANI NJ NL I I Y -H-1@~
Cu,s. p. NAGINNIs. Sheriff.
49, WHTrEl.Ey Treasurer. ou.
no~n nx n,,uwLS. Clerk District Court
IIeS,x IhoS. :, MILLER, Register Of Dceds'
2So IS''S : GITINAN, Judge Of PROBATE
@ l.. KnowN, Attorney.
H, l.. HuaLRUED, Coroner.
ID. WHEATON, surveyor ss;,,cr
MAS 9o 3oD%soN, Co. Supt. of Schools.
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.rr;voI and DeDarture Of the Mails.

ANN = siIi'I IJS PM tr-- = VI
Alexandria stage arrives Monday and Erioay'
danarfS Tuesday and Saturday. GlenWood staSe
errives Tuesday and Friday; departs Wednesday
and Saturday Postolice opens at A. NJ: c,Osfs %
atsp.M.. except Sunday. Open sunday IPoII II m l.
VI. TO 1 P. N. M L. A"f'A
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Browns Valley Trains:

Leave: AEtl'e: a. . -,
Morris, 2:45 p n brown amy "a = m
A. MANvEL, Gen. Manager
W $ ALEXANDER. Gen. Pass. Agt. ~
W. NJ RoMINE. Local Agent.
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,rDg;IAI OFFICERS:
gITrETY OFFICERS:

-, VI Rn0wN, DIsrIcT duusV.
Eo$' 10, y = II itinarAEphE, District Attorney
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r1IAGE OFFICERs:

A. s. BaIsBISE, President
SAMUEL LAsSoN,
+, ]. JONES, SQouuri iklrs..,.,,-... :I44
FE. NEWELL, 10 -
r. G.. MOORE,
Jr;o A. GILTINAN, Recorder.
AypRgy HELGEsoN, Treasurer
Henry BALDWIN, justices of the Peace.
HENRY HUTCHGNS,
d, T. WHEAroN, Assessor
NJ WEBEER, Marshal.
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Railroad Tine Tables.
LITTLE FALLS s DAKOTA.

LITTLE FALLS s DAKOTA.
GOING EAST.
Leaves Morris at. So - ~,
Arrives at Little Falls 40 p NJ
GoiTG WEST.
Leayes Little Falls ~ p ~ ~
Connecting with trains on main llne' ooth l'o' 'N
Snd south.
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STP.. II & M.-Ma;n Line:
-. :. po,1 20. N, Arrive ST. Paul, 100 pm.
~ea % ""'' -.C1r r, 7:30 am.
Morris:
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.

GENERAL DIRECTORY.
u,D!IIAI. OFFICERS:
II Rrow>. District Judge.
EoN' ~ 't,~r>xpER, District Attorney
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Cu,s.P. MAGINNIss Sheriff,
4UrcIf 8nI WHIrEl.Ey, Treasurer. co,,r.
nr~pr BALDWIN. Clerk DistrlttN No"''
irt,NS r EEENAN. Auditor.
ThoS. T,,I Il Miller, Register Of Deeds
80 GUTINAN Judge Of PROBATE
G. l.. ERowN, Attorney
II L. HUGLBURD, Coroner
n y WHEATON, surveyor ;,;or
~ ~ = errEEETIN Court Commlssloner'
A JonxsoN, Co. Supt. OF sehoois'
VILLAGE OFFICERS:
A. s. BsIsBIxE, President.
SANgELLASSoN,
F.E. NEWELL,
Jr;o A. GuTINAN, Recorder.
AyDRgy HELGESoN, Treasurer
HESEY BALDWIN, justices Of the Peace
ID. T. WHEAFoN, Assessor
NJ WEBER, Marshal.
CHTRCu DIRECTORY:
p-,sror,, R,v. T. c. Hudson, Rector.
GIcprc ATToHA AL Rev. J. p. hutchinson &s''i
NETUODIsr Rev. 8. Pheips,fas'0T: p-;ost
RoNAS CATHoLIc, Rev. Franels atrs, l DE- De-
SCANDiE AVIAN EN ANt'E'l-iN@N N
H. johnson, Pastor.
CIVIC SOCIETIES:
A.. A.. M...-Golden Sheaf LoosS No
1873, Meets Isl and Sd Saturdays Oh -nr sart w NJ.
q. G, HANSON, Sec. JOHN HOUSE 4"
UNION NO Il. Brotherhood of CarPednssrs sxnn arIr
MaptS Monday even
ing at 40 P NJ. At Phoenix nan. lst'ilis NJ
members cordially invited. Non-taei'.oet fur
spectfully requested 10 JON. proridant
nished with help. L. "A Mt>'AN1n
WI. SEE, Secretary.
Railroad TINE Fables.
LITTLE FALLS s DAKOTA.
GOING EAST.
Leaves Morris SD q N N
Arrives AZ Little Falls at. l. -" p III
GoiSG WEST.
Arrives at Morris at. - ~ IIi =, III
Connectnx with trains on main llne' ooth Io' u
and south.
STP.. Il. & M.-Main Line:
Leave S. Paul 30 Arrive, ST. Paul 3 :e0 pm m
Leave Morris:
co5nr F,st. Going West:
Passenger, i2:21 p m FaSsthS''' S:2a n. IN
1858 Il. M. ,SSo 60 a. III III
freight 1353 3 a, M m, Freight $50 $40 !: =: m m
:, 5:9S m 7:30 p. m
Browns Valley Trains:
ro,,. Arrive:
Morris 2:45D. n Browns Valley, sos pm
D'oh"H 4. NAVEL Gen. Manager.
W $ ALEXANDER. Gen. Pass. Agt
W. NJ RoMISE. Local Agent
Arrival AMI Departure OF the Ma!is'
Alexandria stage arrives Monday ana rioay
aansrfs Tuesday and Saturday. GlenWooa slaSs
arrives Tuesday and Friday; departs Neuhcsua!
and Saturday. Post0lfice opens at A. NJ, CLOSES
atsP. n. except Sunday. Open Sunday IRON IN l.
u. TO P. ". VI L. A -
BUSINESS CARDS.
XII W. GRISWOLD,
Attorney at LaW.
MOREIs, MINNESOTA
Real Estate Collection, Loan ana insurance
Agent. Office Opposite Central House
CL BROWN. FIELDER D. 'h
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-14
ReparererSester os@eRineri

Gnn oerus lib al Naret bill ui ipeciei'
gsre 6drmere % anore, Der trGHser IL
au9s eIer SssSsster, upm9rtiorpre paa
At D! er iiiauo til al leuere ale brugeti9C
StsrreIier, ira 8 IONS til 10 Tons aapa
otet, sitsr fort gariel os til iaa laue Sri
Ter. lem ro9eu iprite GIasies Sabri.nni
ler eltr uopet auoet Steo fnu tiibpos.
Eet CT lite por M9i at ioatarrere mel
De 5iligers SIaas geater. thi bette tuuee
l!sHe tie eeroee. at pi ilbrItereoe ct oaar
tiasrs Sin95, JON bperirn piloe tiiireaa
lille % eler bore Sunoer, men pso az
bruse itrtns SpariommsItsbeb, tass bel
bare paa Martseets Sang Os pGrs uel for
usiet neo en- liost berettiSst Irpi, er ri
, Stdno til at irembpoe til Snlas 8sster
Ser oil Itaa use Chen al DC beoits, for en-
gris, ium ri er ouerbspift on pi b~einoes
rimelis.-Sore Ssster saranteres ! enbper
SenieeHoe.
Sammtii Germ, yiesHna Ro6bsr os 3ini
tisbss for 8outaut til bsieite Wtarteo- Brio
sler tases | Butte for Ee9ier.
II. Il. CASTOR ~ Co
9ontpr | 8pen bss Z. g. Gee. ben
RorIie Sorla9s. Sanbtl | Brain Street.
Gabritteu lisser i1s Wil | Ssf
for DEBORAH.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-14

Bill nam opts5are &obfruster ii
sreaturfpbe ubousr 8intsren, sraue'
man Dem eitsr at be er 9obt tsrrete %
pei rsnieoe for Soro, neo / ct 9ul
Sorbsn, iaa piot muIig meo Ioorett,
SGsss os lite opbsre, eno at 8runo'
uuno ~unosaaes. Deb 9uaet ambrinsee
ct Bret, buorpaa Hobfrusterns ton bat
teS i Stptter. 5 Sunbsn IGsses isril
ct Gag iriite aunsr os oerefter ct til:
iuurenoe Gag batteoe Roofruster, bDOr:
opsr itrsss ct Bar SuanoiuIo Salt osr'
eiter IGsses ct sas aunsr os iaa irem'
oeIss Sag pua Gag, mso ct Gag aunsl
I'll SIutnins. Suaet bGttss ombpsse'
Iis til msb ben optaiteoe 9orb | en-
Cop, men bet mao nsie pauiess, at Der,
sItcrbuert ipm 9orben iputer, ituoiq
iplbes paa msb SOrb, for at biuorC
Suitens SnotrGnsen. Repip!tninsen far
pa benIisse til Ianst pua gaaren, uo
tases ba ab @unsen iuu meset, ION
man bar Srus for til en- Dag, fun
naa Der isrses for, at S~pItuinssu itt'
uoiGttes for 2uftsns 9nbuirtnins msr'
eno bpiit nsbusnbist.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-14

SmaasN otitier.- Mpb toIbt
6ebber fo%rsilaar Ell sammeI enselll
Yrattiter: Ran filler fig oprsiit %
bGper iis bu lansiomt op paa IGerne,
bltr iaa rolis itauenbe iaa lGnse ion
muIist, os sientaser bette Here 9anse
Uean tan Osiuu ompifle Ssberne mel
mt SomuIbstsi susr Srptpapir (itt,
apiier) unSsr Strsmperne.
Roo TOR Ssbs / Iuttsbe Run
anbsfa!es at bGnse SIitbstter fpIbt,
mso IS belt opps unbsr 1asst. Gutter
utl Sa / forbOIpsmasiis fort Glib at
tlslss. Den runbt ON Ssttsrnc aftjslt
suIt CT nemIis tunsere snb ben omsi
ueuoe Sarms, ipnter %aItiaa nsb, buor
psS npe suftIas tonmer / SsrprsIi
meS SsbsboIbsrne. ut opitiqe bisi
paa susr / NGrbsben Of @uIust ba
laassStiom inssn girtnins.
Spse 0pr Dor abifiass fra friife
Oct paaitaass of pare panifeIiser
at operGtte buibe 6aIfuner snb benz q
tn anben 6arpe.
en Ohio Msisri.Ma BAR Be
resnst, at 100 Yunb ffumnet WeIt
sluet til Suin, piI probueers 8 pun
5Iet.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-14
Saar for Gamer.

6. Sresinif bar ct fort Gplas al
Entities" til Yriier fra 800 ps pppper.
'@apes" os "5ris5ets" / fort llbpals, os,
iaa Saar-aiaoer, Tinse % sulobeilaaeoe
Eager al Saar. 9amep9reliet er peo 81.
ben af Sarberitueu, liseouerfor bet npe Bot.
fpntpr, ODER 2eonarbs 8osbanbel. Att.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-14
Sre italicnlte EiIfcrc, itriusS

Sre italicnite 5iiferc, itriusS Der
fra Sarfruncisco, bOIct fOrIeoen Dag
paa at bale inb fine Siloe,8 uru
Rerbebsn al gusea Den, oo be mar,
tebe, at bet MATTE uere uOget uIabs
panIist panfgroe inbe / @arrst, tbi be,
arbsioeoes iaulsbss berinoe, at ieIp ben
tptteite SiIOe, 6unsit life tunbe uouitle
IN fig Stprte. De siOrbe oerfOr, oa
be iaa, at be piloe tomme ~tiltort, Gar
net fat til 9aobsn, og iaa bauoe DC
life Ssbou at arbeioc noset ieIu for at
tomme frer,, tbi ben itiuIte Srait siorbe
altiunmen, os Surien git / fulO 6art
mob Speu. Nntommen IND paG Bug
ten iabtsS 6iifersS oaoeu runot os after
runbt, iuotiI Oct iao uo, ION on "lrets
9sltsn~ isIte Jig no9et mat, oS oerfor
gap man fig oSiaa iiGro uleo ben. Sno
paa 9ano MATTE ben, bet uar lite
Raab ifabt, og M log man oa libel
0gret, Der uiite zig at pare al ct bios
til utjenot SIa9s, temmeIist ltpst at
is til, mar 10 SOB Ianst, 10 Sob BRETT
os 5 Sob / Omtrsos. 9OUeOst Iisnsr
ueset { n Stsrs (sturgeon) Wuuoen
Iisser, LEGION pGa 9uisn, uuOsr 9os
ueoet Os er !! Sob breO. 9sIe geses
met bar bIan lorte BIetter.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-14

Spse YOtteplanter belbrebes
itelae e. L." let peb Nnpenoelie al
parmt ganb. Ss fsits Spsbomms
Opitaar pso i GisbniHssfOiiene inoe'
boISts Sprsr, Der anbsrtioen uirter ION
rsn 9iit pau BIantsrns. 5 be feite
GiIfaIbe biGIpsr OmpIantnins iim'
pIere Os iitrsrs opuaur man mioIertib
Seorins, naar man laoer 80 Or. uarmi
9anb Lobe isiennem SIomitsrpOtten.
Yano ai bsnns Sarmesrao bar inser
itabslis SnbfposIie ielu paa be fineitt
Rspber. 8 SespnbeIien at BaabsIbs
ninssn sr bet uflsbenbe 8anO rent,
ienere tommer Der en- brun ltGrt iur
reusersnoe Gage, os enbsIis tiIfoit isieu
rent Saub.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-14

6uaresIpI Isnner fig lanst msr,
| bet Smaa snb i bet Store, Tiger ganb'
munbssS Iubet "RuruI-Some" Gn Gar:
mer, Der briusr pua Sornsaul, isIu on
ban bar forboIbspis Iaa qcrss, iaa pil
ban bog itaa fig puu at bOIOe nosI'
6aar. Der sr uItib Blubs for benz e
sIsr anbst Stsb, Os bpao be f~OrtGrs,
oil / Reselen uGre bet, Joni sIers piIo,
Saa tiIipiIoe. Rsn ban mau uars for.
listis msS lite at bOIos for mango
81 oil tase ct GrsmpeI. ga at Gar:
meren bar so acres ganb, Of bpiIte
cit 6smtsosI sr ubIagt til Sapnss@ Sang
en- 6emtsosI til eng, en- 6emtsbsI ii
Wais, en- 6smteoeI til 9aariab % er
6emtebsI til 8intersSpebs. Fan boil.
Der nosIe faa 8iOer os bpab ban be:
bsper al pete, os tror, at ban bar al
UsH CeI0lhln9, pan tan feoe; men on
ban BERTH isier l 5aur til busr 5 9leres
oil ban Tinbe, at bette sobt Iabsr il
slsrs os siuer pent al fig. Gibli!
ON Sauren piI be iinbe not til at er.
mare fig paa ben bsitpIsisbs Mart
iom iensre itaI ~bspIantss msb Mais
tbi eftsr bsnne Seresnins faIbsr Der il
aere paa buert 6aar. Senere Zip:
srs be inbi 9uunsn, buor be ofteit nj
ta9s, buab aosn saur iorbi. Site
Snobsitninsen ilippsr man benz ub pat
aarene, buor be ieber fig paa bet, be-
eusrs uiIss Iisse iOm aHalb.
ut fsbe benz ON Yinteren toitcr no
turlisuis gtoset, MEN bet bliper DO!
ubstposIist / 6OrbOIo til, buab be fate,
al fig i lllb, Gam ns 8ipb.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-14

OPERA-HOUSE
Clothing Store
bar alto u9ret betienbt for
tine GlGbes=0 arer, baaoe for
Gutter og Bern.
gi ri pil beboloe oenne
Dor sitting iom ct leoenOe
6irma / benlle Slags 9an=
Del, % tilbpOcr Sragter ior
Iae, ligefra Smaafolta paa
2 Iar og opOuer.
st iuloitanoi9t Spla9, ug
Ilt MT; life Spor at noSet
@ammelt.
Sort Spla9 al Soier for
Dor StraOoer Ifoelins er
MI foripnet n,eo ct itorartet
uoual9 at De forltjeai9e
Slass.
s Sauobeo, Oct ct mage
lott, % bet pil Iae iise, iom
ler BET.
9stte er Dor Sorreining,
o9 ri er MI bebre iitano emo
nogenlinOe eQers til at TIL
ireosltiae Iae % Gnbper
meo b%uaoiombelit De maatte
pnlfe lisefra en- iimpel Ora9t
til en- elegant Srpaupstlao=
ming.
6ulf MI paa Oettel
gi pil sierne ie pore 9amle
&unoer % mango npe. vi
fan oppiie BET peneite % TO-
lioeite Bare aSer / Sanoet,
% entsn Sc fiOber eller lite,
er De oltio bisrtslis oeltom=
men bos
W.L.EASTON.