davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1888-12-20

branch q feet in length, on which
were 11O large yellow egg plums.
This tree grew upon upIands, which,
when l cleared it, was more than an
Adirondack forest. Other fruits,
large and small, on the same ranch
are bearing in like proportion. One
and one half tons, or 5000 pounds of
strawberries, grown on 2 of an acre
of the same land, were marketed last
summer in Tacoma. The bottom or
valley lands of Western Washington
are exceedingly rich and easily
cleared The soil is adapted to gem
eral farming, and produces Iuxuriapt
crops of hay: hops and oats. Twenty
acres of these bottom lands well
cleared and cultivated will yield as
much as 160 acres of prairie land in
Minnesota and Kansas. The chief
resources of Western Washington,
however, are its timber, fish, coal,
iron and precious metals.
, 1888-12-20

The Port Townsend Board of Trade
will petition congress against a res
newal of the Alaska Fur Co.'S lease.
In this petition all the boards of
trade and chambers of commerce in
Washington Territory and Oregon
should join. The twenty.year con-
tract by which the company holds an
exclusive right TO take fur seals on
st, Paul and st. George islands will
expire by limitation i'll 1890. 1t is
decidedly against public interests,
and should be discontinued. If it
We're broken up there would be a
healthy competition in developing
Alaskan resources, and employment
would be furnished for vessels out
fitted on Puget Sound. The govern
ment is in duty bound to break up
trusts and MOI opolies wherever it
can do SO. At least it has no right
to sell special privileges in any ma
tural resources. As well lease the
exclusive right to run steamers on
Puget Sound or in the Pacific ocean
, 1888-12-20

One of the very best ways to ad-
vertise our city would be to send
copies OF the papers to the reading
rooms of the towns and cities east
and south. 1t is such steady work
that tells. Tnis plan is about to be
adopted at Portland, and the Ledger
suggests it at Tacoma. The Ledger
Is quite correct in the stat ement that
the reading of a paper by the ordi-
nary visitors to the reading rooms of
90 cities would be worth much more
than foil page advertisements in as
many picked journals.
, 1888-12-20

1t is rumored that Editor Parker.
OF the Walla Walla Statesman, is in
Seattle looking over the newspaper
field with the intention of starting a
morning democratic daily paper. If
this scheme for a democratic daily
in Seattle is taken hold of by one or
two persons with capital instead of
by stock company as in the past it
can be made a success. There is
big field FOR such daily. 1t would
at once ind circulation among the
democrats IN all towns in Washing
ton where the P.-L is popular
among republicans; and would in all
probability build up a good circula-
tion in Oregoa, where there is DO
democratic daily now occupying the
field.
, 1888-12-20

There are few experienced clerks
in the postal service yet. But it is
quite remarkable that any have
stood the storm of the democratic
poilsmen. We know of cases where's
the most determined efforts were
made to displace men of many years
experience, and who stood almost
perfect on all the examinations In
spectcrs were sent to spy around
their homo towns to find something
against them that would give them
even the least ground for removal
Then when all attempts of this kind
had failed, they were again and
again requested to resign. Refusing
to do this, the persons we have in
mind remain in the service yet to-
day. There were few things that
this democratic administration did
not dare to do. But if Cleveland
had been reelected it would have
gone to the end of its rope,
, 1888-12-20

Ex~Mayor Taylor. of Spokane
Falls, says that the capital will un-
doubtedly be fixed at Yakima or Eli
lensburg. To a San Francisco re-
porter he said: "We have magni-
ticent country up there. On the
east we have silver and gold ores,
and wheat end other agricultural
products. On the west there is lumA
Der, coal, iron and fisheries. In fact
it furnishes just the combination
needed fer a powerful empire. I
said to millionaire Dennis Ryan to-
day thrt it was the Pennsylvania of
the West, and he said: "Pshaw! It's
five times as good as Pennsylvania
ever was"
, 1888-12-20

All of our exchanges in referring
to the proposed railway terminus at
Admiralty head on WILDLY island
have given the distance to that point
across from this city as II miles.
The original error was on the part of
the Post Hteltegencer. We have
already called attention to it, and
would repeat that the distance is on
ly miles. And the general belief
is that ferry is practicable for that
distance.
, 1888-12-20

When the Mormon question is en-
tirely and satisfactorily settled, Salt
Lake City will have one of the most
remarkable growths ever known for
any city on this continent. 1t is des-
tined to become one of tho greatest
health resorts, if not the greatest.
Then, too. Utah IS rich in minerals.
and Salt Lake City is the natural
center of the territory.
, 1888-12-20

The third party people have said a
great deal during the last few years
about smashing the republican paro
4y. But they are greatly disappoint
ed over the result this year. The res
publican vote shows an increase of
333,61S over that of 1884; while the
prohibition increase was only 92,615.
The general expectation in that par
ty was that the vote would be in-
creased not less than 100000.
, 1888-12-20

The death OF Chief Justice Boyle,
just as lie had entered upon the du~
ties of his office in this Territory, is
sad one, He had already made a
most favorable impression upon our
people as man of fine character
and as an able jurist. Pneumonia
was the cause of his death. All
treatment proving unavailing be
cause of complication with previ-
ous heart and kidney trouble.
, 1888-12-20

j. NJ Buckley, assistant manager
of the Northern Pacific, has recently
returned from a trip to southern
California. He says that he is more
than ever convinced that on Puget
Sound is the place to make money.
Mr. b. thinks there will be several
great cities on the Sound. He also
is quoted as follows: "Washin gton
territory. with her coal fields, her
iron, her gold aud silver. her lime
aud stone quarrie5, her broad and
fertile plains, her fine grazing lands,
and her almost bound!ess forests, Is
the richest territory in the Union
and about the richest spot on the
globe to-day."
, 1888-12-20

The following from an exchange
may, to the uniformed, sound like
bombast, but il is plain truth: "Wash-
ington territory is the biggest thing
out. She has more timber, more
coal, more copper, more gold and
silver, the biggest and best harbor,
the best soil, the most magnificent
climate, the biggest little cities, is
making tue most rapid development,
and has the grandest future OF any
commonwealth in the nation" And
the ARGUS would add that 'the big
gest and best harboi" Is right here at
Port Townsend. And that our har-
Dor advantages and other superior
facilities are certain with proper
action on the part of oar citizens to
make tbs big city.
, 1888-12-20

The Portland Ie'cgrnm says that
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union now has membership Of
$4,000 and that ~ is growing in.
s;HGiion and destined to Ho great
goot unless it ls.k,-S au iIl.advjs, j
course and medIirs with pu.itics"
I"e Telegram Is srrt..is /, u.r we'll
informed ia 20 th" p.s. movements
o. th- y c. 7. L. A. national
organization ii is wei! known to have
already taken " prominent part in
po;l'lcf. La Ohio ii ..ear ~ twa ago
seVera! local nniaus found it neces,
Sdrg - II hdrsw 'rJu t. a.. and
rational unions at! f." ra - nm
PARTISAN societies. AID lher- Las
been Il grea' ,u.cIF fA+. Cnior:
against Mrs. Foster uf Iowa hrcfus,
she refuses 10 encourage tina party
spirit She has been declared dis
loyal to the Union AMI an aawortl.y
member.
, 1888-12-20

Ths wreck oT the steamer Yaquin
Bay in Yaquina bay is almost a death
blow to that bay as safe harbor.
When vessels of the YaquiHa Bays
dransht cannot safely enter, Is fu~
ture as a harbor is not bright. The
fact i that there is only one safe
Dar0Gr ou the Northwest coast, and
that oa Puget S und. Al this we
get from the Portland Telegram ex-
cept the w5ri~, Puget Sound" We
have aiken the liberty Of setting tie
Tc3egram right ily sub-tirutiag these
words in iLe lace Of the Columbia
rIvrr-' 1t Is to be hoped that the
Telegram will not mako such u ser
ious blnnder again It's readers
might be inclined to think the edi
ior a poorly informed man as to this
coast.
, 1888-12-20

The NOrthacest Magazine makes
note of the fact that during the year
just closing more miles of railroad
have been built in Washington than
in any other of the territories. Pop
ulation, 1t says, is steadily flowing
into the Territory, and the railway
building is not in advance Of the
supporting capacity of the country.
, 1888-12-20

Nevada ask for slice Of Califor-
MA when the carving time comes.
, 1888-12-20

The Portland Ne5rs says that u
q. Griffin is seeking the governors
ship Of this Territory.
, 1888-12-20

The commission 10 select a site
for a naval station viii leave Wash
ingtou in few days
, 1888-12-20

The BARRIERS of Walla WalIa have
entered into an agreement to close
their shops on Sunday after Jan. Ist.
1889. 1t is a good move. All per-
sons need one day in every seven for
rest day. Statistics show that
botn man and beast can de better
work and more of it by iaboring only
Elk days ont CT the seven. No work
ingman Can afford to be deprived of
this day as a rest day.
, 1888-12-20
Editorial Notes.

Even Olympia is after the navy
yard.
Nevada ask for slice of CaIifcr-
MA when the carving time comes.
The Portland Ners says that II
q. Griffin is seeking the governors
ship Of this Territory.
The commission to select site
for a naval station viii leave Wash
ingtou in 4 few days
General Harrison Is the grandson
of Tippecanoe, but the son, the out-
growth Of Paddle your own canoe"
The natural terminus for a road
north along the coast from San
Francisco is at Port Townsend. Our
citizens may in all confidence ex-
pect the Southern Pacific to make
this its terminal point
The Oregon board OF immigration
has arranged for a half page adver-
tisement in the Kansas City journal
and Times The same arrangement
Is also likely to be made with the
Omaha Bee and the St Paul Pioneer
Press.
West Virginia got divorced from
old Virginia in war times. Now she
is about to appeal to The Legislature
for a change of name. The beauti-
full and appropriate appellation OF
kanawha will likely be adopted
This word is pronounced as if spell
ed Kah-nau-hah, with accent on the
second syllable.
, 1888-12-20

On the Lummi Indian reservation
6,0Q0 bushels of oats were raised
this last season; on the Swinomish,
1900. The Tulalip, Madison and
Muckleshoat tribes raised about 1000
bushels of barley, wheat and oats,
, 1888-12-20

1t is worthy Of special note that
the bill introduced into congl ess by
Senator Mitchell for the admission of
Idaho as state oentains a clause in
favor OF woman's suffrage. Both
Mitchell and Dolph have for several
years been in favor of giving women
the ballot. We believe that this
suffrage cause will be furthered all
over the country when the women
generally are in favor of it, and no
sooner. 1t is fact quite we'll known
that large majority Of women are
indifferent on this question.
, 1888-12-20

If the Union Pacific railway com
pany should get controlling interest
in d line of road from Spokane Falls
to Admiralty head, opposite Port
Townsend. and IN ono from Portland
to this place, it would be master of
the situation on Puget Sound and the
straits Of Fuca.
, 1888-12-20

c. d. Rand, of the prominent mer
chantile firm of London and Van
c0uver, B. G., declares that Vancou~
Yer is bound 20 become "a dangerous
rival to the commercial greatness of
San Francisco" Mr.. Rand states
that Great Britain has determined
to concentrate there the trade Of the
Pacific, "and to transport the pro-
duets of her colonies ID British ships
aud over routes that run in her own
territories" To accomplish this it
is stated that she is willing to spend
untold sums of money.
, 1888-12-20

The JOuna! of Peoria, Illinois.
expresses the opinion that there will
be great rush to Alaska in the
spring. 1t seems that the persons
who are planning the fine excursion
steamers to run from the Sound to
Alaska have similar opinion. Such
men always know what they are
about in their financial ventures,
, 1888-12-20

Hon. Philip Ritz, of Walla Wall8,
says that in his opinion the greater
portion of the products of the In
land Empire will find its way 10 mar
ket by way of Puget Sound.
, 1888-12-20

Shelton Is about to max" move
,a capture some OF the Immigrants
a. Washington.
, 1888-12-20

The admission of Washington into
the Union will be a big advertise
ment for her, and the immigration
will at once show rapid increase.
Speed the glad day"
, 1888-12-20

The Tacoma NelrS is correct in the
statement that the newspaper articles
that tell for place are those that
emanate in the steady conscientious
efforts Of the home papers.
, 1888-12-20

General Harrison Is the grandson
Of Tippecanoe, but the son, the out-
growth Of Paddle your own canoe"
, 1888-12-20

If Washington should ever be di-
vided aua the panhandle of idaho
annexed, Spokane Falls would make
a tremendous effort for the capital of
the eastern half.
, 1888-12-20

There viii be a strong pull from
half dozen or more places on the
Sound for the naval station, but the
advantages of Port Townsend are SO
far superior to all others that there
ought to be no great trouble for the
commission to make decision in our
favor.
, 1888-12-20

Apple trees Of the Red Davis
kind are blossoming OF Puget Sound
III the middle Of the month of De
cember. \ Tacoma man owns the
treas; and the same man says: L
picked raspberrIes and strawberries
Il few lays ago"
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
gcnniplpania.

6n ualoig Gas &oniOliSatiou.
B%bIfubFfpbtd % CHARTERS Nafur9as
&onpanier ! Bits burg er MI iormelis
lnelteoe iammen. Oct nge &ompani
raaber uuer en- Gttietapital at $685.
900 us eier 700 Mil 8erleoninser.
llifDlOis lDnd)et. 5bOmas g. 8pau,
en- 6eijenot Metbubiitprelt i Sloane Co.,
bleO / iibite Sttober mprbet | fit Siem.
San bar netpp fommen biem fra en-
&Onferenie meb S400, iaa man antaser,
at bet bar ct Ropmoro. Gre unse Gut
ter, RObert os George Cuff os Gbeiter
GoUn, bfep lpn6ebe for at bape besaaet
MurSet. Del er MI oplpIt, at be, iom
lDn6sbe bisie Gutter, bapbe ielu besaaet
Worbet. Be lpn6ebe ulfplbise Mano
for of bortleoe Mistanfen fra fig ielp.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Wiscpuiin II.

Mnarfiffen Saul @rottfdu / Mil.
pautee blep for ct 9lar Iiben bsn,t til Ell
Glars Sansielsftruf for at babe Opbibiei
Streiferne til @olSsbanblinser. San
appellerebe Sasen til SDieiteret, pa
benne bar III ~itabfeftet llnberrettens
9pm.
Yeter Eeterion, Der arbeibebe 10,
Geo. Montsumerp iSbeQ Cafe, blep
9irsbnss brabt at ct Ere. Tom falbi
poer bamt. Nfhsoe bar pntrert 40 Iar
sammel os uaift; bet antases, at Gar
bapbe slastninse / Stillwater, Mim
Statens 6oieHeretsbommsre bar
beiluttet life at mobtdse 5ripas fro
Serrbanefompanier. Sibte 9tar babbe
uaiten alle 9pnimere / Staten 5ripaa
paa Sernbanerre, buffet misbiGigebea
af Solicit.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
ngIanb.

Gapuleon ben Srebies os bans Ssns
Sig flpttebes / Wanbass, Is Iarsba-
gen sfter @eiierens $50, fra Gbiielburft
til scarborough, % Mil / Spbpeft for
9unbon, buor be berefter oil finoe ct
blipenbe Spileiteb. Ggfeiierinbe GU
genie bar fOrorbnet Senne 5lptnius, DO
bet bar umulist iur benSe at faa Blass
moi pnn ben fife ct. Marps airtesaaro
til at Opfsre ct Wauioleum for i'm afs
bgbe Susbonb os Ssn. Soruben CT
feiierinben a Der fun faa befienote
8erionlisbeoer, Ser ~lebia9ece 2isfelset,
oeriblanot par Sertu9en al Basiano,
Warquis Yetrie os Napoleons samle
Sefretar Sr. @obbarb. Ser faar Def
Iupufeons Ben boile / 5reo, ba Der
iprelsbis / bet minbfte er liben Sanbs
ipnlisbeb for, at 5rani fmanbene / 9ri-
uni uil brinse Dem til 5rantrise, ION
be sjorbe meo ben itore Ontels.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Fuslan b.

Set rusIife Budget for 1888 er for
minbifet meb 20 MiCiprer 8ubler
beraf falber s MiGiuner paa 5laaoe-
% &rissbepartemeniet.
st 5reostsgn. "St. Petersburg
@osette" meboeler, at ben isrite Del al
be ubtjsnte 8eieruetropper i @arben
aIerebe er ai~ltebisebe, us at Reieruen |
Snianteriet uil bliue ienot bjem ON
npsle Gage itebetiur iom tiblisere /
Marts. 9ette aniees ium ct 5rebss
tean, ba man life turbe ienoe @eieruen
biem, 6uis man troebe, at man bapos
BRIG for benz / BEN narmeite Jremtib.
atter en- Sammeniuar8elie. Sra
en- paalibelis ailSe telesraierebes |
9irsbass, at man after bapSe Opbaset
en- Sammsniparselie / ct. Ystsrsburs
mob &eiierenS 2ip. st uI9buanlist
tort Intal YeriOner tilbsrte Sammens
ipersslisu, beriblanbt Here Sficerer,
ium er arretereee.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
8siienoe funoe iomme ub. grpres

8eiienoe iunoe iomme ub. grpres
asetten bleu Ilemt misbanslst, ibet ban
iorieste of ioriuars iis. Rsuerne bar
ameritanere os oar soot beuabneoe.
Sc tps meo fig en- bel Del @ufopenss
os en- RRnsoe meritanife os amsrifanIfe
Seoler. Gn flor JOripnins at Srlu,
Der bar cpitablst / BET enc Sirrne al
8osnen, iOriSste be at tase meS fig,
men Den bar for tuns iii at bore lanse,
iaa be FOB ben lisse isjsn. "a be bopos
lamlet aIe S9roiiaser, De furoe iinoe,
tos be I'm 9dilust til 8ierssne. Saa
piot pioes, 6lep insen al Bosiassrerne
plpnSret.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Winneipta.

geiprelien for Sssaarneoalet | Ct
Saul bar iifret fig 200 Snoiansre fra
De iurFjenise &~eierpationsr for at fanne
fremtiae ct rigtist S%nbianerliu; 40
ItOre !Sptter er upirrte for bisie &so'
buber / Narbeben al Sspalabiet.
Soc @une, ser arbsiceSe | en- Saplr'
msle i Sersus Sails, fit | Onsoas it1e
aleoer inbpitlebe i Naitineriet o9 bleu
irpstelis lemlaitet. San Spoe ncsle
Elmer iencre. Iipeoe par unltrent 10
Iar sammel.
Barrett riaa bGnge. Tim Sarretf,
Der iOrrise rlse bleu funhen ltplois ! at
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

! SorbimoeIie mtes cpenfaatnSt
pit pi nnSerrette bore slepnnentet
ON, at paa 8runo al Tlptninaen
bill GrpeSitiunem al Srcpe % nye
Mbomnenter fanffe blipc forHnfet
CT Saa cler to. @iaoct for oenne
itae pil bIire aficnot paa sem aIs
minseiise GrpeSitinnssaa, 90,
bpiS oct life fnmmer frem til DC.
tfcmt STD, maa Sfylocn IGsses
paa upctrct. Scr | 1eeorab bar
pi lite bait PoMforoinoelic paa 4
page.
IeifenSc % Mnore, Der intereSs
ferer TO ior "Seeorab.Yo Nem" 90
Sens NrempGrt, bill pt bilie pcls
fomntcn % piic nmfrina, naars
iombclit &c faar Mnleonin9 til at
beio8c os | oct mpe, % pi tor ifgc
pafre p9 befpemmc Spfalc.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
SopaS 2caislatmr

anbneoes 1irsoag ben lobe Sdnuar.
s Repreisntantbuiet bleu &epreisntans
terne tasre ! 60 % Stolene uobelts.
al. II, As Itreo MAJ til galg paa 5ors
mano. Rspublitaueren &aptsin 8. 8.
Reoman fra Wouts5uma, gowsibeif
Gountp, bleu pafst til Spsafer meo GG
Stemmer. Temptraten 5otdtis III 33,
&apt. Reortan er en- Ultra. yrpteftioniit
% Gnti WonopUlif. 3. 6. aafp ira
Waribaotptun bleu ualst til chef clerk
%. 8. Bapne Os s. 8. @ilion fsrite os
anben Gsiifenter. Sobn 6sffelfiuser
blep palst til 9srucster % Orr. o.
BperS Serseantsa at Grms.
Senatet iamleoes ON 0ormiboasen.
5ulomaststOmiteen ruppOrtsreoe, of ale
9ifrifter q repreientereoe, unotasen
bet fsmtsnbe, buor Der er Gonteif me0em
Senator Gasiat os Mr. Youns. Snsen
al bisie fnar gebe / Senutet, Ter bet
no til, fsreno bet or afsiort. bpem al
benz er palst. Senatet uafsts 3. 6.
Brod fra Mariball til Gefrstar, ". 5.
Barnes, G~sroqster, Gof. 81. Root fra
See, Serseant at. firms os Wrs. 8. 6.
Sumter, Boitmeiter.
1irsbas Giten bOlot Reput li'anerne
en- frles Caucus for at rominere en-
aanbibat for be 5Orensbe Staters Sc
nator. 8 be iioite gar Tiger gar en-
Del at @ol. Sepbrns 8ennsr ar6eibet
for bam, men be fit life iamlet Stems
mer nof, iaa Der life odr ben riuseite
noii9t for bans Romination, os be fore.
traf ba lite at n9pne bans Nanu paa
Gancuien. 8eo fcrite Giitemuins tit
Senator 0ilion 70 Stemmer, 2nrrobee
10 os ct Bar andre en- buer. Senator
BiliOn blep oerpaa enitemmis NOMINEE
ret.
Canine Caucus numinereoe fslsenbe
&anbioater: 6or Stats 8ogtrptfer O.
8. Rassbale fra 9emors, Stats Bog.
binoer, Soenfen Otto Relion, llbsiuer
uf "SOitbjOo" 9ss Moines, gBarben
peo 5ensilet ii Sort Waoiipn Gol. Groiss
leb, os ior @aroen ueb 5ensllst /
Gnamoia sjenrominsoss Marauis Barr.
Onsoos 6aube 2esislaturen falss
Wsoe for al t9ae Stemmerne afsipne
for @Ioernsr og Qieutfant 0uperrsr
peo iibite Rouemberoals. Optaninsen
al Stemmerne fit fplsenbe &elultat.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
uDlanbet.
Ganaba a.

SDposraferne / Quebec sjrree for
en- Tio liben Streif. Streiferne tilbsrte
Nrbeioets Giobere. &aroinnl 5aides
reau foo forrise Ssnoas oplaie / ale
fatbolite airter en- differing mob Strei
ferne. aaroinalen erffarer, at Orbss
men life ct anerfienot al 8irten, Sa bet
bar bens Spsaue at berise fine Meo
lemmer paa ~pelbauenbe Burseres Be
f%oitnins. Wan trOr, at aaroinalens
grflarins oil siue arbeioets &ibbere |
Yrooinien Tsbsfsbet, oa andre @eilt=
lise osiaa fOmmer til at ubitebe fig
nenbe 8unbsisrelier.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
II Oiama a.

Gn &nsle | @ouebet | "a aar.
Charles &eeie, GitpsIsiesior / Sort
@asne, bleo / Slaset peb Gettysburg
farlis ~iaaret. en- 8usle trenste IND
Sopebet liseuuer Naien, bet bsire Die
bleu pbelast os &uslen blep lissents
unber bette. 9enne &usle bar ban paa
/ mere eno "a gar ps 5apoe beitanSis
Ipare Smerter / S%opeoet. 2ibt eiter
libt ienteoe auslen Jig ps / ben ieners
9ib funbe ban isle ben | N9ien. 5or
nosle Gage iiben islte ban noset tunst
fable neb i Salisn ps peb at bOite taiteSe
ban 8uslen op; ben bar flabtrDtt %
peiebe u llnie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
cbfgan

Slbebranoem / Calumet & 6etla
@ruben er enbnu life iIuftet. 9enne er
ben itgrlte ps riabulbisite aobbersrube
/ Gerben, pg 8ranoen bar paft Spii9t
paa 6anbelsberier / ale 2anbe, pg
8riien paa 8obber er iteset ~betpbelis,
iioen @ruben a~ntanbtes. Snsenierer /
Gnslanb os 9plflanb 6ar Ifriftlis os
tele9rafiif mebbelt &aab ON ben goes
lassenbe Sf~bebranbs Slntnins; enbel
al bisie &aab ps 8inf bar paret
upraftiife, % npsle iom MAJ bar fulst,
bar beller life bjulpet noset. Gu bar
en- Spfinber Spbn g. gnbreus til6uot
fig at Iaffe S(ben meb fit befjenote
"&apul Sidet Stub, men ban i~Orlans
ger en- fletfelis Gum for tit Irbeioe,
bpis ban er iitano til at Ilutfe ben, bpis
life, pil ban life bape noset for 1T Irs
beibe. Mnbretps oil msb en- 9rptpnmpe
~fprcere tit "5luib" neb / @rnben, os
ban er pperbepiit ON, at ben al bette
Stub" ubpiflebe Gas pil | fort 3io
ilufte Slben.
u. Youliuns Strabberuarfiteb Os
q. @ridions 8aseri Iesuunee brenbte
/ Snsbass. 8~ranblfaben anIlaaes til
$4,000, Qsiurancen Omtrent BET 6alpe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
EeraS.

Sernbanerpperi. Yasiasertoset paa
Merican Central 8anen, Der oenteoes
til gl 9aiO Onspus Mcrsen, blep pfpns
bret al s bepe6nebe Mano 800 Mil |
Sub for Gl Yaio. pa 9oset ItanleSe
peb en- Granddaughter, iprans 8sperne
irem fra ct tibet SfuOtrat lanss 8anes
iporet os mso ipenbte &epOluere tpans
to al benz Waitiniiten os 5prbSoeren
til of iorboloe fig rulise, to gil til grs
presposnen % Reiten bOlbt Tast Deb
Yasiaseruosusns 9Sre. iaa insen al be
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Georgia.

6anst, % boa life BOO. Sub til
Gainesville fommer Der Rpster ON, at
Gilman 6. Suffice, iom blep banst ben
lobe 9poember, after er feet ilipe | 1T
Siem. Gn Manb fra Tptuns Gpuntp,
bpor Sorbrpberen bleu banst, paaItaar,
at BET Sele bar ct Spilfasteri; bans
9eaeme bleu ifaaret neb ct gieblif,
~efterat ban bar banst, ps ban bleo
brast tiliue isjen. Suffice par eli ulpoz
fig 8renbepinss 5abrifant / gcuntpet
os itieb en- 72sgar sammel Mano, iu1n
ban bar banse for uiloe rsbe BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Eiterige.

Zen &ummisi non al CiHterer, iOnl
8rissminiiteren ubnaonte for at mber.
isse S%ernbanerne os 8efaitainssuaies
net / @alijieu, er penbt tilbase til @ien.
commissioner beretter, at be npe 5eit
ninssparfer / arautau os PrSempl er
/ goo Stanb. De lanss be itratesiifs
Sernbaner it~ationerebe Trooper fan
TRANSFORMERS til @ali5ien inben "A
Elmer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Tlpttet.

"3ccprab Ynfcn||s Son.
tor % SrDfferi CT INT ilnttet
ifraascner @aoen til Genrn
Vatmcs forriae Spgmima.
Soanoialaet 90 smbifrip=
ttoms=&omtoret bill iimoes
FORTE Gtage.