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Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Race horses from all over the state are
gathering at the new fair grounds. About
thirty horses are new in training there.
Horsemen are all pleased with the new
,,iIe Track
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

The gentlemen interested in a canning
factory scheme viii hold a meeting Mon
dav night on the west side for the purpose
of organizing a company.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

DR.. j. A Brady. of Louisville is in the
city again looking after business interests.
He will leave in few days for Springer,
New Mexico.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Mr.. g. w. Toms. the ST Louis capital
ist, accompanied by Ars- Toms, are Ia the
city, guests 81 the home of 3r. and Mrs.
". J.. Carver. Mr. Toms, wbo called for a
few moments yesterday, said ha had b~en
out all over western Kansas during the
past month and that the prospects every
where were very fistterInZ. lie found the
people generally full Of life, hope and en-
ergy, towns increasing. crops growing AID
farms improving. Mr. r. viii iraTe for
home tomorrow morning
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Prof. Stevenson is in the city working
I'D an excursion TO California 70 attend
he meeting of the National Teachers as
ISOLATION, on June %. Quite number of
he teachers of the city and county are
aaking arrangements TO be in attendance.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

The Missouri Pacific officials are duly
installed in their new quarters in the
Sedgwick building.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Remember the meeting Of the plug hat
brigade at the Grand Army hall tomor-
row evening,
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

The joint committee to look after the
welfare of the Republican delegate con-
vention held a meeting yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Yesterday afternoon a colored man con-
siderably intoxicated was picked up in the
street and escorted to the city prison.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29
Dumont & Hayward's plans, stone. 1913
Dumont & Hayward's plans for j..

Dumont & Hayward s plans, stone 1850
brick building "aia 1890
Stocklnger. steam heating 800
w. ii. Sternberg, Pauley's plans
except steam heating. ............ USES
Dumont & Hayward's plans stone. 23,9o2
j. Z. Wood & Co., mason work Tor
Dumont & HAYWARD. stone. II, 594
Dnmont e Harvard brick IL, so
Rennett Rros nlunbino for D. H. S39
steam heating .. $500
j. Giles Smith, plumbing and gas
fitting for D. H. .............--:- l,ooo
Halls Safe g. Lock Co., Jail work,
Pauley ................-.--. 3i,2ao
Square cells. Pauley. =, soo
Dumont & Hayward. .....--.. 2o,5Oo
to D.S. H.. -'''''o .'o ID, 500
Pauley Jail Co, St. Louis, Jail build
ing complete except steam heat
ing, rotary cells. 1870
All bids for steam heating were rejected.
Dumont & Hayward are allowed two and
one-half per cent of contract price lor their
plans.
The commissioners will hold meeting
tomorrow and will take immediate steps
for building the court house. They seem
to be quite well satisfied with the work so
far, believing they had taken the neces-
sary steps for getting good Jail.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29
MISSIONARY CONFERENCE.

On Tuesday, May l. the Woman's Mis-
sionary Conference OF the Walnut Valley
Baptist association will be held at the
First Baptist church. The friends OF
other denominatio1s and the public are
heartily invited to be in attendance upon
any or all of the meetings
PROGRAM.
9:00-Openipg exercises.
9:3O-Address of welcome by Mrs. 4 j..
Foster, Wichita
9.40-Response by Mrs. Bates, e Dorado.
MUSIC.
9:50-Report of officers.
l0:O0-Business.
10:15-Reports from circles
1I:00-Paper; why are these Conferen-
ces Meedful?" Mrs. 5. Bliss, Winfield.
I1:15-Discussion, led by Mrs Nye, Fair
view.
Music, prayer, adjournment.
AFTERNOON.
1:30-Devotional meeting. led by Mrs
Currier, Winfield.
2:0O-Benefits of Mission Circle, Mrs
Rice, Augusta.
2:l5-Greeting from Sister Circles.
Music-Solo: Mrs L. ). Stiles.
230-Discussion, led by Mrs Hedlen,
Wellington.
2:i5--N mere snail we WoIA' -hls. rAOoS'
| Ter, FL Dorado.
3;OO-Recitation: Mrs Young, Leon.
3:1O-Address; Miss Z. o. Ambrose, re
turned missionary from Toungoo, Burma
Solo-Mrs. Koogler, FL Dorado.
4:00-Reports and election OF officers
5:OO-Music. prayer, adjournment.
EVENING.
7:00-Exercises by Mission Band, Wich
| tia
Music. s~-
7I5-Temple Builders address; Prof
Crowell
7:3O-Address by Miss Ambrose.
S:0O-Brief remarks by visiting pastors
s:3o-Exercises by Mission band, Wlch
tia.
Social.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Insns on improved farms rssts 81
iozes. raseA- Lombard ksrt<az- Con
d2wS,f
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Prof. Pence spent yesterday at Derby
with the graduating class of that town.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Officer Dennis last evening arrested a
man on North Main who was drunk and
boisterous When arrested he had made =
savage assault upon German. He gave
his name as j. +. West az the police station.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Nv 10. buying yous books. s.sssoa>ry
s.c AZ Robinson & Champions eilSo
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Wow IL your chaaoe 70 b1y g>rc album
sor yourself a. = very l0w fg-zEc. Hy1s q
Hurabls ssAtionsrJ Co La
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Morey 20 loss - sDprov-d real state ss
ron 15. ses@swiex biloxi Jso y Coa.-
t<r. MT
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29
THE COURTS
POLICE COURT.

Reece Cravens, the eolored man who is
accused Of stealing stove on the west
side. was not brought before Judge Dixon,
his ofFense being considered grand larceny
and a warrant was issued for his arrest by
the state.
Maud Rogers, Grace Barr and Mary
Moss were ali brought into court and paid
into the city treasury the usual - and
costs
George Green and Frank Johnson were
the names given by the two Migrants who
had yesterday fallen into the power Of the
police. Both paid SIS and costs and were
dismissed
Harry Cleary paid q for being drunk
and Joe Reiger s. for being drunk and
disorderly.
Awell known business man slapped a
boy for bothering his employees, and paid
& and costs for an assault
JUSTICE COURT.
A warrant was yesterday sworn out a.
Justice Walkers for the arrest OF Reece
| Cravens. the man accused Of stealing a
stove from a party on the west side The
warrant was sworn out By Lewis PrslL
Other warrants were also issued, but
cannot at pftSSLA - mart A7A~t.'- ~-AaSs''|
Barrett during the day heard civil cases.
disoosing Of the usual amount Of business
| Of this character.
PEOsATE COCET.
Claims OF NJ Cunningham against the
| Burieigh estate were yesterday allowed by
/ Judge ThomAz
| Settlement wss made % II I Taylor.
I guardian Of Cora May DabertS, minor.
| Marriage license was issued 20 the fol
| lowing. r A Stevenson and NJ z. Hay
| croft, both Of Wichita; Alexander NJ L4T-
/ inGston. Of Fl. Scott and Louisa Light, Of
/ Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Mr. III. ln1bodens home was entered
night before last by the use of pair Of
key nippers by some sneak thief His
watch, fine gold chronometer and his
pocketbook, containing some money, were
taken. The room from which these were
taken was occupied by Mr.. J. and his wife.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Buy yocr blank saoss and szas.ossery a
Eob1osoG & Cb@ruploa's new book s-orxs
dll%ts
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

A two ard e-e-hat gal pail &C sYru,
O. O. % az : II Sapy4y Co L7-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29
F.st Tr.sa 70 81 Lssss ana the E=sz via fss
sssSszrf Pads NJ

Composed Of day ooacbes, elegszt frss
reclining chair cars. ard Pullman sssspeFs,
leaves Wichita 81 l. oeieck Sooa, r1Eas
t5,r,s1s,b 10 -. IIysis solid. arr vtsg there
a. s49 a n. n.x. DAY. This Il thrs~
hos,rs quicker taan asy oshsr lie ard iss
onIv cher lfns running o1<n reclining
rosIr ears and PrIinsz5 slsspcrs fFoEn ters
/ .h-rugo vii bent cnanxe- City tsckes osfsos
| II Main street
- q. RKEEAs.
dfso<y Paaa and Ticket Assat-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29
CLEARING HOUSE.
ENROLMENT.

Clearing house receipts for last week
$3.50. 9S2 Is.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

DR.. j. II. ForJiice will leave tomorrow
morning as e delegate from the south
Kansas Medical society 20 attend the meet
ing OF the National Medical association
which will meet in Cincinnati this week.
His family will accompany him as far AZ
Indiana To visit friends. The doctor viii
he absent about two weeks.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

The Stella Crinita literary society OF
Garfield University, Will repeat its second
open session. by request, Tuesday. May |.
Exercises 10 lie held in the college chapel.
| beginning at p. m, prompt Cars VIII
run late enough to accommodate the east
side friends, and al are cordially invited
to be present Admission free.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

The Wichita Salesmen's Mutual Protec-
tive association will hold a regular
monthly meeting at their hall over III
North Market street Wednesday. May 2, nc
sp. m. All members are requested 20 he
present 10 take fnal action an closing the
stores. J. ", TUSE, Pres.
u II CAfAuAN S.r'v
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Mr.. Sampson ~ northwest wichita, lost
valuable Jersey COW Yesterday from
tuberculosis. or consumption Dra.
Phillips and Brown, veterinary surgeons,
held a post norton and ioaua the lungs a
mass Of tubercels. II has been proven that
the using Of milk from cows affected with
this disease viii cause consumption IA ths
human family People should be careful
to use milk only from perfectly healthy
cows.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Hon. Jacob Stotler, editor OF the Well
ington Press, spent yesterday in the city
on business. He says the country between
Wellington and Wichita presents de-
lightful appearance, ala ocean OF tender.
delicate green, and all the farmers busy
atieid Kansas will probably drop back -
her old way OF doing things this year, har-
vestlng immense crops OF everything.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-29

Miss Josie Butler who for some weeks
has been visiting Mrs. /. ID. Skinner, left
Yesterday for her home at Cheyenne, Wy
oming During her stay in the city she
has made many friends.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

Address
LEWIS BAKER,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
". H. Curtis, Atty.
n. H. Rowley, Reg.

". H. Curtis, Atty.
o.. Z. Laud once at Mitchell, Dr.. Oct. 10 1883.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice Of their inten-
ton to make final proofs in support Of their re-
made before tho Judge of District Court or in
his absence tho Clerk at Chamberlain. ID. T., on
November 28th 1888, viz:
William j. Martin homestcad No. ----- Tor
tho SOuth-Fast quarter of ecct:on IS. Township
TO-. Hsnge CO. W. 5 n. b.. lie names the follow
inH witnesses to prove his continues residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz;
Edwnrd LNEler, Alton Long, William Clements
and David Freeland, all of kimball. Dakota.
Alec claimant Alton Ions, homestead No.
2Ml2 for the Sonth-East quarter Of section l9
township l02 Range 81 W. 5th p. III. He numes
the following Witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz;
David Freeiand Edward Lawier, William Glenn
ents and William ]. Martin. all of Kimball,
Dakota.
8l2 nj. III. RoWley. Reg.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

When children gather in delight,
To fill the air with bubbles bright,
OF this let parents all be sure
The soap they S is good and pure,
For, common grease in some we find
With evil mixtures we'll combined
That soon with burning sores will tell
On lips and tongue, and gums as we'll.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
Summons.

Territory of Dakota Before J. 3, Long.
Brule. (within and for Brule
County
Albert Peterson. PIT.
assS,ee Mckee, dit.
The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting. 10
George Mckee defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, at my office in tho town Of Kimball, of said
county, on the 2stl, day of Decembcr AID. isss,
at 10 o'clock, a. M, to answer to the complaint
Of the obove-named plaintiff. which complaint
was filed in my Office Nov. Is, 1883, who claims
to recover of you the sum of nnnety-nins dol
lars and fifty cents. bcing for damn2es for
breach Of written contract, and you are notified
thRt yonr property Is attached awaiting the
Judgment Of the court in this action.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail to
Quired, said plaintiff will take Judgment against
you By default for the said amount of ninety
nine dollars and fifty cents, and interest ut Z per
cent. from October LIST 1855. together with costs
and attoYney's fees. Given under my hand this
18th day of November, A, d. ISIS.
j. B. Long
Justice of Peace.
Ia and for said Territory and County.
u. w. Butler,
Atty. for Pltf.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
Legal Notices.

Land Oface at Mitchell. Dakota, Oct. Goth 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
anske finni proof in support OF his claim, and
that said. proof will be made before Register
I'D I'D hsceiys, at Mitchell. Dakots. on pes; 10th
q. No 1866 for Che HEH Soc. z, Twp. lO4 Range
~, W s I. NJ. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upOn
and cultivation of said land, viz: H.. 8. Dams.
N. Heed, John Small and Henry small; all OF
Kimball, Dakota.
SiI.z al. II, Rowley. Req.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

Mak~'your Real Estate Loan. with
G.. ID. savage.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
ONLY So. 90 FOR
ne ZlIIDAIL GRAPHIC
AND
Denoress's Monthly Magazine.
A woSDERFgL PUBLICATION

Many suppose. DGMoRESTrS MONTHLY
70 be q fashion maeazine. Til ism great mistake.
OF any maeazinc published. bn, his is
t:r case from tiut fact that great enterprise MD en-
.c.icncc ere show;l, so that each department Is
equal to q magazine IN itself. In nEAoRrs7's you
get n dozen magazines in one. and secure amisc-
iacnt aud instruction for the Whole family. 1t con-
tains Stories. Poems, and other Literary attractions,
including Artistic, Scientific. and Household matters,
and l. illustrated with original steel Engravings,
Photographers, Wai.r-Colors, and fine Wnodcuts,
making IL the MorfL Magazine or AMERICA.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

re- The GLOBE COOK BOOK, price so
cents, is sent TO every yearly subscriber Of
the WEEKLY GLOBE fres.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

General Harrison has received many
consratulatory letters from Democrats
in the South. who write that while the
result IS contrary to their wishes they
accept ii With good grace,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

Say Tlnan, what is your opinion as to
Cleveland's occupying the presidential
chalr from March 18th. 80 to March 1th
83? How is your confidence? Is it as
strong as when you returned from Ohio
after the nominhtionsY Didn't wa tell
you then that you had better let your
jour run your paper over into The sue
ccssful campy This will be . good time
to get down OF the fence, iuasmuch as
the Republicans will get in fnur or five
new states and also there viii he a read
justment of the electoral college in ia
o OF the northwest, where republican.
ism is bred in the boue-BJoU HIS
Times.
Oh no. Mr.. Lowe, there is more fun on
the fence; You can rot only see farther
but you can see clearer, you know. The
popular side sever has any charms for
the GRAPHIC. and il knows full well that
Dakota and tie whole Northwest will be
overwhelmingly Republican for years to
come. There IS q rapidly growing de-
mand fnriniependent. truth-telling news.
papers With no political ambitions to
crafty and ut axes 10 grind-witness
tho tremendous circalation of tho Chi
cngo Netrs. The GRAPHIC has been non
partisan since its first issue. and it is a
perfect illustration of the saying. There
is nothing that succeeds like success"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

The election prophet who lost his
reputation Us a prophet is sad, but his
sadness is ecstasy compared with that
of the prophet who lost both
his prophetic reputation and his
money. For the latter there is 10 con-
ISOLATION except in solitude, and even
there the mockcr Mishi-have- beer fol
lows him with thumb on nose and u
~sleepless v%ivacity in his eyes that bodc
agony for weeks. lis sad, but SO it is.
He that betteth his ducats should be
ready at all times to sup with misery
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

The GLOBE is the brightest, most com.
prehensive and complete, interesting and
instructive newspaper in the Northwest. II
Is a wise friend and trusted counselor -
every rcader-honest, fearless and inAe
pendent.
Democratic in principle. 1t is not con.
trollcd by any set of politicians or manip
ulstors. 1t is the PEOPLES PAPER,
always ready to defend their rights and in.
terests against the unjust e~ncroachments
Of monopolies and syndicates.
The GLOBE publishes all of the news Of
the day with the greatest possible prompt
ness. accuracy and impartiality.
, 1888-10-10

historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1888-10-10

aet everyone You will sayefp fully so per cent by buying your Millinery fine.
store fixtures that own.
, 1888-10-10

Wp my business here in q IS short o. time as possible, and 7 will herefore
at LIKE opportunity may not present IseEfor a. long time to this comnu-
bly, moW. [connot very 1eW quote prices here on all Goods but will men,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-16
2oetl Margang
Brpitet % Wapen, iaa Snbpploene bel
tebe ND, o9 Dsoen sieblitfelia paafulate.

Brpitet % Wapen, iaa Snbpploene bel
tebe ND, os Dsoer 6ieblitfelig paaiulate.
-,Dsiaa ! suerise er Der iaar gala,
lamp. aampen brier fig ruelt om Sri.
banbei % geifptteliestolO.
1T Bet MI forianlebe &irfemsoe bar
uotalt, at 2isbrnnbins life er fprene.
lis meo ben ipeuife airtes 8esrapeliess
rituel. gaH4 ao
aa -Yaa en- Gaarb i Mobeba goau
/ Werbeoen af 8eris iaa man nplig en-
9sne, iom tos fig mooerlis ai nosle
aatunser. 9gnen bar bleuen binbret
/ at ruse, os babbe oa, msbens aatte.
NOR tos fig en- Bromenaoe, opiSste
oennes 1nger % breote fine ginser be=
ifDttenbe oper beut. 9a 3attemor tom
ti1base, pibe Ssnen fbrit bripe ben pet,
men tilob iioen, at ben gap fine l1nser
Die. &atten paa iia Sioe fanot iig
soomobis i, at llnserne foreurist til.
brnete bele Daseu unoer Ssuens Gin,
ger, .os piite fin Iatuemmelisbeo peo at
lliffe ben paa Nebhet. "at r 47f rft
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babe fin yrunb ! ben ienere 1ibs itartts
ubuanbrins; men Der, er mere Sanb'
ipnlisbeo for. at grObibitioniiterne e bles e
rebbe for Guslanbs Gribanbel. a,,..,,
g.eilsoille. iom gap ct. Sobn 81
gap Silt III. ,.s 1,,@.s..,, t..s
. Blact Miper GaqS 9iper Silt 260,
st. Sobn fit Der fun II. Der sr
mango Sfanoinaoer. Der ipnes mene
"8usineis". 'a'4 a'l ".s5 -
SGau Claire blep fere Brobibitt'
onsitemmer forfatet, forbi be baooe en-
aanbibat for 2 Gmbeber. @epublita'
nerne ber 9pen bruste fere tuiinoe
Dollars % ,naa bet fses, at Hrobibi'
tioniitcrne bar sjenuemsaaet @rspen
meo Q@re. 2 sum 5.ai "
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-16
Mtnuefota.

=
Sobn Weber, en- Jarmer Nerbeben
af 8rainerb, bapbe pebbet paa Glepss
lanb % besit Selumorb, ba ban fiji
lofalbet at bsre. ygst la51 I'd ~H.G
-- Warren Sin, 20 Nar salnmef,
brebtes, ba ban fO,leben Dag foriBste at
faa fig fri @tpos paa ct Grasttps. ','''
= Manbas forlebeu l1se benote ben
igrselise ulptte ! Grootiton, at ct at
.. q. Saippers Bsrn falbt op ! en-
galje meb fosenbe 9anb, bporpeo
bet blep iaa fOrbranbt, at bet &l. II ON
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a1--,D Dperpolitibetient 9apes j Groot'
iton ct MI iaa raft, at baa bar ooertaset
fin @ierniusisien Staben bar rnot ifie
iaa farlis, iom man fra fsrit at troeoe.
Jpren. iom ifisb Sapes, iiboer M oppe
i Nrreiten. 9an fsler intet sampittis'
bebsnae oser, bpao ban bat sjort, men
ban flyer, at1bau Oilbe bape sjort bet
famine, ON bet enbosiaa bapoe pnret
bans esen Brober.RiQ na ID Int' c9aa
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-16
Sta Norge.

i.4'Dper ct Biuebe af Saabef etitebs
lanst uppe setersoalen naar itrepet::
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Du fnipte soot paa gtatens Y,tns, ;
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"N1en baa bu slbinbe 10 beg iipl ~
ut bu ieig neb til "Dftebpl" 10 2Ti7i4
Dg tullab beg i "Geaen" inn jas1 au.
0u uarbt cit 9eul, eu 9amle Sfinn.1"
u 100000 &roner Ct Der bare i be
8 iibite Maaneoer fenbt bib til 2anbet i
Boitdnoisniuger fra beSoreneoe Stater.
3pormanse Yapirbouars oer er ienot,
bapes inseu @eoe paa, men af bent fon.z
mer ber manse til mango 9iem, iom
treu9er benz sobt Stsriteoeleu al
o,sie er Sielp, iOm ienbes fra ubpans
orebe 2anbsmenb til Slast bet samle
2ano. eSlise Sal taller osfaa um Imez
rita, os sanife anoerfeoes iitfert %
operbspiienbe eub OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Nrctanbers Nebratnius at bet Samiunb,
boor Osiua ban isste us fanet ct ,upt
9iem.
= Dronuinseu af Norses Sverige unz
oertaiter fig til 8efrielie for fin gserpsz
iitet en- beipnoerlis Bebanblins. Otter
2esernes 5orurbniHs itaar bun tiolis
op, feier os sjor ielp rent fit gerelie.
0erpaa taser bnn fsr Srofoiten Ell
abiertur, arbeiber bereIter | 9aoeu
os beiieftiser fig bele 9asen uoenIOr
SuIet. Dronninsen ifal allerebe baoe
mertet bsnue gtuepiseturs beloise
girfn,ns. eiElsl a@'f#g1esg5tr,2aH&
- s nurite os nurff.amerifanite 8fa'
Be far ber gaaet 9iitcrier ON, at ben
bersmte @turtpu, @tait gaarolsn.
italbe opbolbe fig @iscOniin ps truos
fine 90 alar bel iinbe fig ! bebfte Gelsaa'
enoe os enbos tanie paa en- 9pttur til
Norse nete Sommer. 41e.
| Sanlebuins beraf oplpier Or. Sas
nielien i "Bersens 1ibenbe", at ban
bar bebanblet @ieit Baarbisn nnoe'
bans Spsbom lise til bans Dso. 0er'
efter bar ban obouceret bam ps iat bans
Mape paa Spiritus. 9eane brRnbtt
bos peb 2unsesaarosboipiialets 8rano
l3 Der tan efter bisie Dplpsninser pei
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-16
9il embifribentertse!

Meeb bette Nuumer af Blabet opbs'
rer Gorienbelieu til BEN, bpis Subitrip'
tienspris fun bar til ouer 9alSet. Vi
butosforen,nser % Hrobibitioustlubber
bar be Fefe Eilfeloe betalt su6ifrip'
tiouen, % naar M 7ibeu. for bpilteu
Der er betalt, ublDber, pilbe bet aniees
iou en- Nnertjenoelie af Grbeibet, ion1
aisres, ON bisie eubitribenter, iitebets
for at bape glabet itanbiet, iltbienbte fin
Solar % iubitribereoe for ct aar.
9 Rampasueiubitriptionen bar lite lsn.
net ps lor be Grtruubeifter % bet st.
traabeibe, iom bermeo ftaar | Gorbm:
Belle. gi bar siort bet for at faa 8las
bel tienbt fOr, bpao bet er, % lite for,
bpab bet iises at uere.
Gnfelte 8labe fremitiller % iom 2sss
mere, Cpoislere os iom Operbriuenbe alt
us insentins. Set par berfor en- mos
ralif Sialp for % at faa ipreot Hfabet
uboper Staten fra 5 til 10 1uiinb
ON l1sen. - 81.
"SeltsS sStaobet" pil pere ct albeles
uaibeusist 8lab, os efter Gpne paas
psse DC Sell, iom er faretrueube for Sol.
tet, lisesploist iuben bpiltet Barti os
eauliunbslas he finbes. gi ital ie til
at beoare l1afbens,sbeben. iaapel nnber
galsene iom mellem galsene, % ri baa.
ber, BET er inblplenbe for ale Hlabets
aaiere, at ben fibfe ooble,aampasne
life bar tatet @fpsse eler @let paa
"5elt. Raabets" 8arafter.
Naar "5eltz tzRaabet" anbefaler Jig
fom ct fulbiauoist uaibansist glab,
ba iror ri at babe Ret til at iise, at "pi
irnebefonlmer ct lense fslt Saun."
Sor 9robibition oeo Brobibitiouifter
us Dmiprtelien af al politiit Gfsubs'
burtelie Geres til 1892,
"6eltsHaabet" PubI. So.
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