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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

tut DOFo tt1INe 2 0V'11N @'I11I 07117-J'
LEXANDER iNSTITUTE-Military Board
~ ing School White Plains, NY. O.RWILLIS PhD Prn
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCH for
N Young Boys. f. KINDS. A. NJ Hampstead l.. l.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The I'M
)dersigned experienced Physician and teacher makes
the and instruction OF such boys specially Auuess
DIR. WILLIAMSON, Lyme Conn.
DETTS MILITARY Stamford,
ID Conn., on Prospect Ill., outside the village very healthy
spring term Of 45h begins April Prepares boys Tor
college business. For particulars send for catalogue
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned or rejected candidates coached'
DORDENTOWN, \. J.-Military Institute.
ID Prepare for College or Business Finely located health
Rev. vs.. G.. BOWEN, A. NJ, Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
" SIZE y. -, prepares Boys for College, Scentie And
Government School and FOR BUSINESS JOHN MlLE1,
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A NICELY FURNISHED SQUARE ROOM;
"a suitable Tor or two gentlemen good location; pr
vate house. Sls west Zsth.st
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A HANDSOME FLAT on north side of 152d-
y ST. near tho Hudson River. rooms all improvements
Apply on the premises, or - 1900. d., no., -,
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CORNER FLATS.-All light rooms; all
~ modern improvements: ianitor on premises $50
j. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT 1.544 broadway,
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED OFFICE for
III PuYSfCIAN.-Snits and sin gle Murray Hil
board # desired references AT EVERETT DIRECTORY,
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, WEST 42D-ST Elegant rooms on second
- door suitable Offices bachelors apartments TO let
singy or en- suite also rooms fourth floor.
JOSEPH T. McHUGH.
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ITO LET.-An apartment in the kensington
Of Parkaye aud 69th-st, second uoor Apply 70
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rTO LET.-ParloI Floor and Basement, uufur-
Dshed together or sinsly % West l0tst between 9th
audgt
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xVANTED.-Gent and wife TO occupy
part OF nat and board physician In West S3dst; ref
erences required. PERMANENT. 1927 LeXingtousye.
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WAITRESS a competent young woman
w as rstclass waiter understands her business In all ts
branches city reference 2O2 East 4ss third
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FTHE TENNYSON, No. III East 43d-st.,
tive fats in tne order also three suits o. apartments IN
decorated moderate rent Apply 10 the an!tors on tho
nremlsea OF TO RICHARD LATUERS, LOOs NlnO.i
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A FEW HANDSOME apartments To- let in the
N Iispeuad S6th.st Madson.aye from 1870
10 III 200 per hight beautifully decorated
Apply on Gle premises.
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ETH-AVE., 164.-Second third fourth; large
- apartments private business Suites bachelor quarters
rnnfh aaau n11e
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I AUNDRFSS.-A cOlored woman would like
IL 10 do family washing at home. No. Az West 4lstst
Second door back
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HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
worcester Mass 2Sth year For full information sp-
Div to C. b. METCALF,A A. NJ, superintendent.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Il Chester 22d year Degrees conferred -~,r ,,,,.
DYE, y. Y.-BradfOrd Mansion School. Open
IL ing OF Spring term Feb. 8. CD COLLINS Principal
For Young Ladies-Country
DORDENTOWN, y. j. Female College
ID beautifully located; very healthfu and thorough SUI
peror Music Departments FOR circular &C. address
Rev. Nm &. BOWEN, \. NJ President
For Both Sexes-Country.
A FAMILY SCHOOL, on farm II miles
~ from NewYork Flushing Railroad, Children receive
mothers and right good time during summers Vaca
ton. Mrs. II. c. MohiiELL Manhasset L. l.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and Hudson River Institute Claveraek, v \.
500 YEAR.
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS.
French, Art and Music specialties. Both sexes
School continues open during July and August
Rev, ALONZO FLACk. Pm D. PTesdent
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
III Nyack-Onthe- Hudson.
BOTH SEXES. NO EXTRAS But MUSIC AND ART:
Private instruction for backward scholars. 500 send Tor
new catalogue. W. II. BANN1SrER, A NJ, Principal
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Rooms ann flats 60 Eet.

In THE BELLA, 48 f. 26th-st., on the
~ floor most elegant furnished and decorated
apartment 10 let all aud IN the most modern design
rooms and ali large and light heat and all possible i'm.
prov eueuts inquire Of the manager. "a
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Junior vice Commander.

Mr.. A.G. Afford junior, vice department
commander Of Md, G. A. B., Baltimore,
Nd, writes: ~ have kept 6t. Jacobs Oil
by me and always found it ready remedy
for palms, aches and bruises. When suffer.
ing terribly few weeks since with an ulcer
ated tooth, could not get any rest, and my
suffering ceased from that time"
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In another column will be found IN artil
are interested. Neglecting to resd It may
prove very serious as well as an expen-
live affair We refer TO the advertisement
Of Prickly Ash Bitters. A, knowledge OF
It's merits and the benefit you or your tams,
ily may derive from using Il win save
only health but many dollars otho<y'
pended 10 edoctors' buls"
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thereby lost proprietorship thereof. 1t Is
the opinion of the committee that those
VINO lease their papers are no longer le-
gally identified with the journalistic pro-
fession, and are consequently disqualified
for membership 10 ths ass4Glat n,i,;,;
Kimbrough, Mesquite Mesquiter; A. W.
Reilly, Wills Point Chronicle; W. M. Yau.
dell, Sequin Times.
D. q. Williams. 60
H. V. HAMILTON,
T. E. BoMAR,
j. B. CRASFiLL.
The report drew out long. and at times
rather acrimonious debate. " was finally
decided to take up the report and act on 1t
BY sections, and the further consideration
was deferred until to-day.
The Oh sirman read telegram from Mr..
Goslirig, in which that gentleman stated
that owing to sickness in his family he was
unable to be present.
THE NEXT CONVENTION.
The place OF holding the next convention
next came up to be decided.
Mr.. Henderson, he wished to second the
motion made by Colonel Styles in the
morning session, that Austin be selected
for the convention.
Mr.. Pfouts, of the HERALD, moved that
Dallas be again chosen. The people here
want the Press association, he said. and
will even make it more pleasant for thsm
should they hold their next convention
here.
Houston, Denison ard Weatherford were
placed in nomination.
M. Elliott said he had been commits
stoned by Mr.. William z. Gaines to invite
the association to meet next yearin Austin,
although he personally would like to have
'D II was a. moved to select Austin by aoola-
nd ~ vnnkiNn NQrriod- fiftV-
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next annual meeting In our city. with as.
surance as we'll as niue that you will meet
with mott hearty welcome.
l6igned] d. t.oLEYELAEp,
The convention then took recess to 2
p. m.
AFTERNOON sKssIoN.
The convention met again at O'Clock.
Mr., CASTOR offered motion that the SEQ.
rotary, Mr.. Abbey, whose labors IN oehslf o
the association have been extremely ardu-
GUS, be allowed $75 as compensation for his
years work.
The motion was debated at considerable
length and was finally referred to the com.
mittee on printing.
The committee to which was referred
the resolution regarding advertising, etc.,
submitted the following report:
To the President and Members Of the texas
GsrrLEMEN:-Your committee TO whom
was referred the preamble and resolutionso OF
last year, in reference to legal advertising,
beg leave respectively to report the follow
ing and ask its adoption:
Resolved, That we deem 1t expedient ana
proper to use all legitimate means to IN
duce the Legislature to enact law similar
10 the statutes of other states making 1t
obligatory ubon all sheriffs, constabies,
sdministratofl and others having
charge Of legal matters requiring publicity.
BY ssposted no9css," to sdvertiee ~ ana
every eale end other legal notices IN q
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with his pen, yet how serenely gentle was
his might. He had the force Of q lion but
he used il like a dove and yet he overthrow
mountains. He had the splendid strength
of an intellectual giant but he exerted 1t as
Christian.
The pen used in bonor's cause can con.
vert the sword into harmless steel and send
its holder to rot in dungeon. Every sill
very sentence composed within the limits
OF logic is q keen arrow penetrating
the thrice armed fame of bolstered error,
but the sentence blnnted by raging words
glass to fstten against the mail of the ad-
versary. The French duelist smiles and
bows on the field of honor" only in the
certaipty OF success which the serenity IF
his nerve insures. The Italian fencer fur
iously f1ghtsthe air only to fall foaming, the
victim Of his own recKless rage, In CON-
scientious industry the level.headed editor
labors a his noble task, and 30 let him,
like the tortoise, press his psstron and his
carapod together and utter no sound when
the dogs OF discomfort are barking about
him.
AS in all other ayocations journalism
numbers all sorts of people, There are
charlatans, who steal the work OF the mas
ters. but who when robed In hide OF the lion
are iudicrously discernible in their assumed
security and self-sstisfied complacency.
There are slachrymose writer's who weep
over the worlds follies, but overlook their
own. And while there are few genuine
wits, there are legions Of iwouid-be funny
characters, whose jokes are not unsafe
things to reflect on at funeral AND are
never known to disturb decorum Iinv where.
There are spiteful psragrapherY VINO love
to live In the shines of suspicion,
jealousy and envy, and why antagonize
friendships without accomplishing any ad.
vsntsges. And so on thryugh the list.
But there is only one truf journalist, and
that is he who compreheI,ds his calling a.
We have indicated It. Let all be- assured
that in the coming d{ye no writings VII
hive charged with ~ hittsrnees, man ~
times feels for man, History presents 70
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mittee on membership.
The committee reported as follows:
To the Officers and Members of the Texas Press
Your committee on membership beg
leave to report as follows:
Favorably on the following applicafionnss'
N. G. Fowler, Roanoke Oiipper: J. M.
Donayhue, Temple Tribune: W. W. West,
New Boston Herald; A. &. Dotson, Planter
and Farmer; Henry Ryder, Taylor, Mer-
chant and Manufacture, San Antonio.
The application of j. e. Elgin not having
been made out in proper form. is rejected.
e. +. YEARGER,
@. Il. GILBERT,
w. O. HILL,
L. NJ. GREEN,
FRANK CASTOR.
Mr.. Elgip subsequently, made application
in proper form and was admitted.
The president called Colonel Booth to the
chair.
COMMUNICATIONS.
The secretary read the following commu'
nicatiops. -,
WxsHINeTor. May s.-To DR.. W. Yandell
Convey to the members my fraternal
greeting and hopes that the meeting may
be pleasant and profitable;
The Erie Telegraph and Telephone Co.. Mama
Press Association. Care e. g. Rust Editor
You are cordisIly invited to call at ths
Office of the Dallas telephone system and
We will take pleasure in showing you
through one of the largest and most perfect
telephone systems Of the south.
Very respectfully,
O. A. READ, Manager.
Office of the Merchants Exchs nge, Dallas, May
6.-To the President Press Convention.
DEAR HIR:-In accordEDce with instruc-
tons from the president and board OF dlrec-
tors ofthis exchange, have the nonor 70
tender through you to the members Of your
convention the freedom of their room, cor.
ner Elm and Austin streets, during. your
stay in thi{ city, AID 70 as>ufe yop thai .
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the floor in favor OF tue original resOiuCion
These hard working editors, correspondents
want to be members, although they
do not have any ownership in the
Journals for which they labor.
OF course there are unworthy editors and
reporters, but it only requires three black
balls TO exclude from membership, ana an
undeserving journalist would tind 1t hard
matter to gain admission. 1t is argued
that many OF these men are not perma.
nently in journalism, but when
they cease to follow the profession
their membership in the association Will
Mr.. Hamilton, Of the Tyler Democrat,
and Reporter, wished to know what was
meant by active newspaper men. He was
thoroughly opposed to the proposed meas
ure, and believed it would not be Tor the
good OF the association.
Mr., Green, of the Tyler Courier, said that
II he chose, were the resolution adopted.
he could get seventy.fve men into the as.
ISOLATION by simply taking them on his
psper for q short time.
Or. Cranfill, of the Gatesville Advance,
said the man who owned $500 office and
had little five.column patent inside paper
was admitted, but not the men who did the
hard work. He advocated the original reso'
Mr.. Davis said he had got up to turn his
crank on the subject, but Colonel Sterrett-
had stolen his thunder. To build mp o great
newspaper fraternity they should take
those who handle the pen. We used to ex-
clude them. He himself bad belonged to
the scalping corps, but not he wanted them
admitted.
MI. Gilbert admired consistency. If y
was necessary to keep the association as is
was last year end the year before, 1t was
Necessary now. They ought to be more
strict than before.
Mr., Kimbrough. suggested that when.
printer or deadhesd sought to get in, he
be blsckballed. There was no need OF ap-
pEeheDaion.
original resolution In an extended, clear
md forcible speech. he said the Fort
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The ballots resulted in the election OF
those recommended by the committee
with the exception Of ]. A. Kirgan, OF the
The following we're appointed commit
tee On the revision of the rules. Messrs.
David Nation, D. O. Williams, Il. v. Ham
iIton. T. e. Bomar and ]. B. Cranfell.
al member at this stage OF the proceed.
incs arose with small plant against some
half -dozen cigars that were being slyly
puffed in the hall by an equal number Of
lovers OF the weed, and motion was made
fhrt smoking in the hall be suppressed.
The president cited. Gushing to show that
ma motion was necessary to check the ium.
Ration, and ordered 1t stopped.
ANEW DEPARTURE.
bresident Yandell stated that he had
Se1tiop which he wished to make TO the
SventIon, and hoped 1t would meet with
n approval. He thought the time had
when active professional Journalists
rs eligible for membership whether
g Of lapers or only. employees.
- inquired whether to do this
|ecsssitate an amendment to
epiied that 1t nould, and
spk be isken 4 secure
csml y 60
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06

SDnamits Sanoner. Set farlise
Spransitof 0pnamit bar bibtil tan uGs
ret brust / arissuaienets 9ieneite peb
Sorpeboer, Os naar BET, iOm T. gr. peS
gombarbsmentet al M~lsranbria, sialbt
ON at ipranse 5ienbsns Stpts. sue
Sorics paa at BRUCE bet Tom 2abnins
/ Slbpaaben bar berimob bibtil uerst
forsieues; tbt bets grpIoiion fer meb
Ell fabian 8raft os Sirfiombeb, at ielu
Bet ipGreite 6anonIsb uil iprGnses.
gn sanife ny Slass Saaben er imib;
Iertib III for npIis bleusn prsuet | be
JorensOe Statcr, % / bisie er bet Ipts
febes at anuenoe Opnamiten iom Nrnus
nitiou. Denne nps 6Orm at 8anoner
beitaar at ct Staalrsr at benueb 40
SoSs 9ensbs, fra builtet ct tilipibiet
prrjettil, label msb Opnamit, bliusr
uolpnsst msb ltor &raft ueb Sielp al
iammenpreSiet 9uft. 9ibtiI bar man
fun preust Saaben meb 2 Tommers
aabnins /; men meS ct 9uittrpt at 400
pb. paa buer &uaorat=G Omme bar man
bog opnaast en- Rafteuibbe af benueS
en- to Mile. Meb en- aobnins Of
% CONNER baaber maj psb tiuis'
at forese 0ufttrpstet at tunne opnau
en- Ratfepibbs, Der CT bobbsIt iaa for,
0isie 8anoner ct fri for auaIb oe
Gss, paa famine Glib iom beres Sbe:
lrsseIieseune ct Ianst frpsteIisere emf
be nuuGrenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06
On mGrfcGrois cpoagelie.

gumberIan6s GanfelGsuins bar for
parst 0asens SpOrgsmauI / paris.
Wien M er bet Gis9spis, iom bar brast
Spsu / 6~orun6rius. San taser an ing
Wanb, masuetiisrsr BAN / Seuu, bpis
Fer til bam, at ban BEN os ben Tag,
Oct os Bet 8lotteilet ifaI gaa bio Og
bio cg gisre bet os bet. Den unse
Manb paasusr os ueb life ON No9st,
men til BEN at eieoseois i~aitiatte lib
briper en- uimpbltaaeIis Srans BAN til
at sisre BET, iOm Sar bam iast Ssu.
ne, bpao bet iaa sno sr.
giegeoi5 er en- aniest HroiesIor peo
bet iurbiife 6atuItet i Nanep; ban bar
opIGit en- lang RebegjsreIie for Utorals
Os qoIitit. 9ltabsmiet, Os Snsen tunoe
anoet snb mcb9iue, at Sasen par / in
faIoe Srben.
9itseois musnetiierte en- iterf, trafts
fulb SOIoat / Soun. os iaa ia9oe ban:
Raar De uaasuer, ital Se-tase bette
5raitgtts-bs sr en- Qolt. BE itaI
saa ub / 9uueu us itanie usb Bet fieroe
Q,9 / Miotsanseu-bst sr 9artneren.
De ifaI bIius uflinbis os bore GOItsn
i bans 8rpit, %, naar De bar slort
bette, iteI be tomme Der isien os for
teIe, buab De bar siort". 0a Col
batsn blsu uGttet git ban itrar bort os
tos Sraitpttet os ausau en- 9runb for
at TONNE no. Man lob, iom Sutet
par os LOB bam saa, men fuIste BAN
bog. San Iiitebe fig foriiStis inb i
9uuea, iua fig fOriistis ONT for at ouers
beUiie fig ON at Snsen iaa BAN, iipr:
tebe iaa ben % iipOte Sreitpttet meo
Srait mob Stammsn. ct SisbIit fob
ban fOsfarpet, men iprans iaa uiiteb
os iasoe, at ban MATTE bliue a~rreites
l~tsret, ban pdr en- NVoroer, ban bapoe
brabt ct uifpIoist Wennsite, iOm life
baube siort bam Ro9st. 9uorfor baube
ban ba siort Bet? ga ban uibits oct
lite, bet Dor foumst iaa ousr bam."
Munss lisnenOe 5oriss bar 9ieseois
ubfcrt; lere @anse bar "aunitnersn"
benitlbt, buab DC af bam gaauirtsbe
ituIoe ubfsrs, til fere Waansbsr eftsr,
os be bar uutseueI uirteIis uSfOrt bans
Ssfalins. San bar faaet 9anrme til at
banie, enbos efterat be er uaasnsbe; en-
Stum fit Detailing til at bOIoe en- Gale
os siorpe bet.
Der itaI life pore Guipl, ON at bette
forboIbsr fig ristis. 9uiIfe fore os
forferoeIise 5alser benne Spbaaslie nil
tunue poIbe, er inbIpienbe for Gnbper.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06
fro pea framR.tDre Gri8.

s bet nplig ubtomne Serf: Eplt1anO
% Stalien fra 1s7o-71, f~ortGIler ben
betieubt 6orfatter os Diplomat y.
&ot6an feIsenbe. Sort eiter Slaset
ueb 6rolbpiuer ff 8orsermsiteren /
Brett llnoerretuin9 ON, at ben ~tranlte
Sauf pilbe ieube bam 500 Wfiuloner
Sub, %inopattet / 10000 6iiter meb
1850 @ulbfptter / bucr, Iamt be fyans
tie Rronbiamanter. Gegierin9en cuers
loo bet til g%or9ermeiteren at flnoe ct
ct fftert Steb / greits 9aun og paas
Iasoe bam ubetinset EausDeS. Oemne
bIep iaa sobt beoaret, at Snsen unber
belle 6riseu anebe, at ber / Srelts
!6apn fanbtes en- bel Del af 6rant>
RIGGS Sormus. gor9ermeiteren ouers
Sroe bet til en- Mtarinefaptein at lebe
bet foruebne meo 9enign til Stattens
&nbringelie, % mai ual9te ct sammtlt,
forlabt G'aueri ueb Snbsunsen til 9Gps
nsn, iNRrBeben at ct Sibeipor al Sern.
bansn, buor Penssne aHbrastes | nosle
8ogne, iom bar SnSitriften "SprGnss
bare Stofie. 6arIisc YroiettiIer." Oen
frantic Bunts fore Se9l, iom par an:
bra9t paa Sosnbprene, bannsbe en- mer'
tslis WobiGtning til beune SnoItrift.
Wian bapoe paalast 8anfens getiente,
iom lsbiasebe ben FORTE Senoins, at
itpre fig 6rarttirsrernes Uniform, men
bsnne Gift par mar pes at brin9e beIe
Scsen / 6urs; tbi 9apneGrbsicerne,
iom antOs 6ronftil Oterne for of pare
prsisfite SoIoater, 9iO,be Mins til al
arsri6e BEN, % fun aapteinsns Idnos'
n~GruereIie binorebe Dem fra at ltorme
Sosuene. YsnSene tom ON 9fatten til
9aunen, buor en- OeIin9 ~uoualste linz
beroii!cerer % os Matroier bar aiiterne
oper / @ausriet. OiSies Spn9oe og
MetaItIansen pate ueI MatrOiernss
Wistante, men be LOB aue, iOm ON b
life uioite noset en- Sasen, Og in9en,
~forraaOte 9emmsIiSbeoen. Oa man pto
Qartts Slutnins tuIte ON ben tpits
9Grs 6temrptten til Brett, aniaa Dor:
sermsltercn i 5orbinbsIie msb ben frantic
Sants GeprGfentauter ret for risti9t
at brin9e be 500 Miiuioner / Glitter:
bso paa nm SO. SORT tGntte man
pea at brinse benz ombOro ! en- arpbier,
bernGit piIos man iGnte benz neb / ei
gammeIt Stib paa Reoen, men tiIiioil
bslluttebe mon at bringe benz cmbOrt
paa ct 6rissiiib, buor Sant,n efter
Srissn ianbt iire Naiuioner isien. Suat
aronOiaman;erne berimob ansit. bier
&c / to aar Iissenbe / Stibet meo
4aaitrifteu: "6a,Iise SprGnsitOiier."
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06
"Ssturaj Poitsa"s Sarteainssr.
III.
12S Siosr.-Tris 20 Cents.
S1SErfat

Sabrtt Grbeioeriten. = Ere TirtIehnc,
(Spenit 8%ort9ling. ]. Sraocicloeu, 2
ct Seieepunit, 8. SefpbrganypeD = 81
apls 6rieri. 6ori9llin9 efter De. gnaellte.)
Set reoe 9aiuer. (2lf s.. @utlib.)-es
5ulebels | &rGiteaaaroen. (Sule{ sorta.
!tn9)-9eOntiae. Zen ariininal 0itorie.)
@oresle: 3 AnundSen.
SecCrGb, Soma.
Wo. I, 2 % 9 ienoss gnosr en- ger,sts
'pr so Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06
SpuDpsutcr.

Netop mcoto9st $1,000 Gonpolls
ter, bpilse ri tan i0Ise meoet biniat
mso paatrptt abrssie. 81 nil trpffs
1000 @onuOIuter for $3.50; 500 for
$3.50. 9r. Boit % Gts. ertra pr.
LOCO, IA Gts. pr. 500. 500, 900 Se.
lttiinser enitss. 9ebre g%onuoIuter.
bpiere griicr. abresie:
q. &r1unoien. Oeccrab, Sorpo.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06

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Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06

gebftem oberen: "Ou er MT elerebe for flor,
flare gnna, til IGnssrs at Iess meb 0rnse.4 anma: "Det
trOr jes life, tiGre SsbismoSsr; tbi 10 isrre iss bIiuer,
10 mere 9pIoer ies al at lese meb bem."
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06

OafOtasauiier foritrer, at Der iaar
/ bet Serritorium pil aples 40 Mils
Iicner 8uibeIs Spebe.