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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

The impression seems to he growing
that Stanley is dead. 1t is more than a
year since he was heard from. and even
the most hopeful will soon concede that
he must be classed with the many heroic
explorers who have lost their lives i'm
striving to penetrate the Ozark Conti-
nent." For the last two hundred years
climate, wild beasts and savage natives
have stood guard over this unknown
ground contesting inch 10y inch its poss-
ession 10y Europeans. All these difficult
ties will doubtless be overcome in time,
and Central Africa, which is rich enough
TO become the garden Of the world"
opened for civilized settlement. Nearly
every other part of the globe has sue
cumbed and IL is only on account Of the
great difficulties that must be en-
countered and conquered that this region
Is the last TO surrender. When the
secrets Of Central Africa have been re-
veale1 and the North Pole reached,
then the brave explorer. like Alexander,
may weep for "more worlds 10 conquer"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

One 10y one the better class of indepen-
dent newspapers, excepting those who
believe first, last, andall the time i'm free
trade, or have Democratic ownerships,
are dropping their support of President
Cleveland and coming out more or less
strongly in favor of the candidates of the
Republican party, Doubtless the grow
ing tendency of the people, to repudiate
Cleveland and Thurman, has much 10 do
with this change of base among indepen-
dent newspapers .-Burrllville Gazette.
1t would be "hard lines" on these
many prominent independent papers the
Gazette seems TO have heard of, if
Cleveland and Thurman should be elected
after all
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

The Providence Dime Museum opened
it's doors TO the public this week, under
the proprietorship of George LathTop,
Esq., Of Boston, and under the manage
ment Of James w. Bingham, formerly
business manager at the Musee. The
coy little house has done a remarkably
good business the first week. II gives an
entirely unobjectionable show on the
continuous plan," opening at ~ o'clock
every day except Sunday. Next week
there will be twelve double and three
single acts. Manager bingham knows
how to please the Providence public, and
the Providence Dime has evidently
started on IA successful career.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

brazilian negro freedmen become
'sassy niggcrs" when they ask their
late masters for pay, and are threatened
with army service unless they work for
nothing
Bismarck Is an honorary master
ofths "Corporation Of German TailOrs." !"
Tho Chancellor loves 90 be considered
as in sympathy win the people wbJ
toll.
Pet dogs I'm Paris are now clai In
mantlcs with pockets for holding Jumps
OF sugar, bracelets on their pave and "A
string Of little silver bol!s aJoInd the
neck.
Tho wife OF Breton peasant fsf
whom the doctor had prescribed
lccchcs, fried the lcochcs and gavo
them 10 her injured husband TO eat. He
was taken fatally i'll and it was attri'
buted 10 the lccchcs.
Tho now German Emperor, unlike
either Kaiser Wilhclm /. or "Unscr
Fritz" Is strongly prcjudiccd against
Frccmasonry, and has In consequence
mover Joined the cfltL
Two dogs havo been decorated for
bravery and fidelity by the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty 20 Animals
In Paris Ono saved its mistress from
a burglar and the other It's masters
child from drowning.
Mime. Albani recently sung CLONE,
Sweet Home" at the Inauguration Of
the exhibition for the benefit Of tho
London Homo for lncurabcs in such IL
way that lady present nt once wrote
her check for s., 600 for the charity.
In the London University II lady
pupil took tho first classical hOnor5.
This il the first time ths' this has boon
the case I'm the history of the institu-
tion. English women regard II IA a
vindicatiOn Of thoir intellectual capac-
ity. and uro naturally very proud Of
the event.
Queen Victoria IL cleared Of tho
charge that plain English brond is not
good enough for her tustc. IL has been
reported that she ato only Turin rolls
Of the kind styled Crossini, but London
truth says this Is all nonsense, and de-
clnros that brown and white bread nro
made ovcry day for her use; md she Is
exceedingly fond of ontcakos and
scOuCs.
1t Is said That charming French
Duchess recently going To some fcstiv-
ity for n benevolent purpose, was lato
aud put on her gloves whilo driving.
She did not notice until she stood in
the drawing-rOom that TO n black and
white silk costume she had added ono
black glove and one whito one. Sho
kept them ON, and nt the next fashion
able assembly in the place all tho
ladies woro gloves of different colors.
Tho lIoniton lace industry i'm En-
gland Is said, in IA recent Parliamentary
report, TO be falling into decay on ac-
count chiefly of tho duties imposed
upon the lace 10y foreign countries, and
the laccmakcrs want government aid
IN the way of establishment Of II school
TO teach tho art OF making tho lace,
with prizes and other Inducements TO
lead young people TO take up the trade.
Lady Folkcstonc's orchestra OF
girls Is described ns about the most
lively depression from the conventions
al highway that London has known for
many II year, and, considering sex, its
musical achievements arc worthy OF
all praise. Tho fair musicians belong
TO the aristocracy of birth, if not of
art, and when thcir nOblo conductor
trots them out for charity's sweet sake,
the show Is we'll worth seeing and
hCnrinC.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22
JEROME KENNEDY & Co.
CLOTHlERS,

TO the people Of these
Providence Plantations, greet
ing: Ifyou wish toybuy new
style early Fall Suits, Over.
coats, Fantaloons for mems,
youths and boys wear at
prices as low as any clothicr
will sell you, as good make,
fit and quality garments for
any day in the year, come
here for them.
We have Mems Suits and
Ovcrcoats at prices S., 8, 7,
8, 9, 10, II, I3, II, IS, I8, 20,
% so, 25, II, 28, go. Also
Pantaloons at 81, 80, ?, so,
3, a, s, 8, 7, 8, .. We have
Boys Suits and Ovcrcoats at
prices 81, so, ?, ? so, 3, 4, s,
8, 7, 8, ., 10, II, I3, II, IS,
Is, 20, 22, 24, IS.
We have Full Dress, Prince
Albert and three and four.
button Cutaway Goats and
Vests, Rubber Coats, Suits
and'Ovcrcoats Of best indigo
blue goods for railroad EN-.
ploycs. We have Boys Kilt
Suits, Shirt Waists. Flannel
Blouscs and Flancl Combina.
tion Underwear Suits, and
offer them 20 the carly buyer
as low in price as we do to
the late buyer.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

Drunken men and women come stag
gering from bar-rooms opening directly
on TO crowded, prominent thoroug hfares.
and the proprietors of these resorts
remain unmolested.-The Pawtuckct
Record.
A General Assembly that refused to
strengthen law that very plainly
needed bracing must be in some degree
responsible for the sad state of things
the Record portrays.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

One Of our Republican exchanges says
that General Harriaon's letter was good
ESPECIALLY SO, in that it shows him TO he
in full accord with the Convention that
nominated him" TO many this very
lack of independence and of opinion
shows weakness.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

The sturdy independence and fearless
honesty of Mayor Hewitt, of New York,
is evidently appreciated by the people of
the metropolis, and in spite Of the fact
that he is something of n crank, he IL
quite likely 10 serve another term.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

"Somehow or other,' remarks the
Philadelphia Press. "Mr. Cleveland
hasn't half as much TO say about free
wool in his letter of acceptance as he had
in his last annual message. He il 40
busy twisting the British lions's tail that
he has no time TO kick the American
sheep"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

Many man would vote the Prohibtory
ticket but he dislikes TO enlist in what he
considers "forlorn hope" When the
movement becomes popular, as IL Is sure
20, then you will see these reluctant
reformers in the very front rank.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

John Sherman says the senate tariff
bill is coming in due season, that the
Mills committee had IL long time to per-
iect their bill and the Republicans don't
propose TO be hurried now their turn has
come. He says the bill will be carefully
considered and will meet the require
ments of the country.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

James g. Blaine is putting in some
"great licks" in this campaign. He
opens the ball in New York next week
No one can accuse the "Plumed Knight"
Of "sulking in his tent" this year.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

Jones. Of Binghampton, was renomi-
mated lieutenant governor Of New York,
on the Democratic ticket with David B.
Hill. He is n very rich scale manufac-
turer, and perhaps in politics M in
business, "Jones, he pays the freight"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

The Republicans said that Harrison's
letter of acceptance was great effort
and that Cleveland was weak produc-
ton. The Democrats are jubilant over
Growers letter and consiler Harrison's
surprisingly commonplace. II seems
very difficult for n man to be fair minded
in politics.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

Massachusetts il going 10 lose some
valuable congressman this year John
ID. Long, John Il. Russell and several
other bright and useful statesmen de-
cline reelection.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

John i. Sullivan is now going 10 be
run by syndicate of sporting capital
lists. 1t il hardly likely that this
exploded phenomenon will pay very
large dividends.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

Indiana escaped invasion in the Re
bellion only TO be devasted by an army
Of two thousand campaign orators in
1883
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22
The 0lReyVille Times.
sIBEEY g. JOHNSON. PUBLISHERS.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1855.

The Telegram has new editor. Col
Thomas Steere.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

AS general thing majorities are the
largest Immediately after an election,
This was very true in Maine.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

The providence Telegram" calls the
"Pawtuxet Valley Cleaner" Enos lap
hams pocket organ.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

The shovel was mightier than the
spindle in Massachusetts last week.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

Mr.. Fifer is Republican candidate for
governor of Illinois.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

Tho uniform gcntility Of somc
officials Is al in the uniform. - loHkcrs
GdScttt
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22

rI'O LET-Tcucment all modern convenience
Il heated Dy steam, % Messcf street eight
rooms. or would lease the whole house.
Apply on the Premises.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

rIulE undersigned hereby gives notice that lac
has been appointed by the Probate Count u
the town Of Foster, guardian Of the persons and
estates Of william a. Buckiin, Annie Buckln,
Abbie Bucklin, minors Of sad Foster, aud has
given bonds according ~ law.
HENRY BCCKLiN
North scituaic. August 18th. lsss
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16
q pertisicm cnter
Oreaon pa @aihimaton.

cna,n Del al sanb,i ~iiGtra,,tr fs for Gistn ida mes
an Cpmarsloub.e Tom Rontano, Oregon os Aaieins'
ton; Montana. iorsi bet iaar isrfi sa''tu nts pens
inn til prooutiion,n al ael. 1etaur; oregon pao
eunS al fine ~frustbar, DaIitrss. % 3aibtnst0n 1'
ritorg paa Grunb al ut mtIbe slima. Stept. Nu' pu'
nsrnlir, o. I'm pibunssrliss proeuftion al 6rnsi % DC
i~orifi.uis. Rorniori,. Den buriis. Bari AZ Spo'ohe
saus, Der bar Herr, 9aubtroit tns yiinnsdpclts' aHeo
ma pes puset Souue, Gnsspun,t.t ior Rort5srn taeif
Bon.n, meb 1900 3nsbpssu.. s,aiiIt. 30 Vltl' osrlIa.
tn ,ueraiR % triu,lis By. btsis bar mar'ti otnrs Da
al GorbU,n.n peb stiQ.baps.pft.n ION isrstles ine57'
bens, Tor BEN. Der iss.r hs ups Diem.
geo at isriu. til Gbas. .. Gee. General Naslsnsa
aasnt, Rortb.ru gaeife RaiIrode, ct. ponl' Vtnn''
nil ban i,ns, iauitrtrsb, pampblttr. Fartu % osse'l
Der t~ne.bolbe p~arsiiulbe Gptp'uinsu ON sano't, pa
a~i.nn.mIlqr.s al bsnue tor. saue ira ct. Vanl' Vin'
~n.apOlis. Gulutb os albIonS til p0riIanS, Oregon %
Tacoma o. Seattls, Bdibtuston Ter. Ssnut sinte'
iorubsn at pars ben susis SsTuban, til Spo'aHe 5aus'
Tacoma Os S.aiils, uuar osiaa irem I'll be ptstisis
Sttb,r Rinn.iota Os DatDia, IeOutana, Soobo' Aus'
aon os Naibinston; ben saar eienntm nlaooan''s
imutts 9anefabr os bar uematsbt S~piieuOent os >o'
psposut Ior Rolouiitsr Os souoisssrs, Gisis estpsm'
m~sIiabsber fnbes life pea nosen one,n Sans, Der i9l9e
ai,nnsmsaoenos siGsttu til uapnt, Stdisr os ferris
,or;,r 33. 10.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16
Nporai fom,ncr Vctroleum?

Bet er nplis lpfteoes ben bersmte
rusiiife &smifer Menbeleiett at frsm=
title funitis petroleum ueo Snbpirfnins
al Sano paa en slpoenbe Sernmasie
inoeboloenbe Sorbinoelier al 8ulItof.
ut Soroens Snbre irembpber ale mob.
cenoise Betinselier for, at n iaaban
femiif SIrtiombeo fan finbe Steo er
b9oet puer Spil. Oct tor pei III anies
Ipr beoiit. at Sorbens ltore Wasie be.
itaar al Sern, Der befinoer Jig / en- Gilz
itanb al 5orbr9nbius. Suroens 8ulz
lag moo inoen en- furbolospis ~fortere
lib bliue %forbru9t, men er ben rusilfe
acknowledgements Tepri ristig - os oft
ipnes at ipoe paa, at iaa er, = laa pil
gtatureus 9ilson9e pua Yetroleum bore
nelten motpmmelise. Den pil oa fn=
bes p~ueralt, buor 8anb fan bane III Sej
til Den opbeoeee Wetalmasie, Der ianb=
~ipulisuis beiiuoer Jig lise unoer Den
Storpe, iom ri faloer ben "%faIte" Serb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16
QGS bette!

Nlbum tnoeboloenoe Yortr9tter af of,
aoHser | Seroen % ale grelioenter al b.
Ioreneoe Slater 10 Gents bper. Wicrpicppt
8atd ebarm inoebploenee Saoeroor, De II
Suo eler Yortr9tter 10 Gents, 3 for Is Cts.
ait'oe ira 10 til IS Gents. Yenue 10 Geuts
pr. Sog. Blpant pa Bennpliaft foreuet 10
Gents. ar9fipil rs Gents til SIS. 0lbums
% GENTS til IS. 8ubber Stamps til at trnffe
earos, aonpolutter oip. so Gents, 8oatrnfs
terpresler $3.50 Ytuiii for Yiauo oa Sraler
tor 10 Gents, YRuiifbanblere forlanaer IS
cents Tor bet iamnie. Seno Trimqrfe for
% Is S!oer iluitreret aatalps oper Supeler
en- vtn1llnttrlmenter. H9pn 19ecurob.Y 30
TEN. NcresIe
|,.... 4. 2eaGman & Con,
'"iAH. minneapolis, Rinn
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16
Viounosrlia NeltreSelSe.

W. 3. Sopt i 60. Wholesale s Retail
Druggists / &ome, Georgia. tiger; SI ba
iol9t 9r. Sings Mem DISCOVERY, electric Blt
.ers us Sudlcns Nruica Salpe 2 Nar. vi
brig bar ri iplst Roget, JON bar bait iaaoas
IiiGtnins eIer piuoer iaaoan Nuerilenoe!ir
Ter bar Der Spcn p9ret slprt nosle piouu
oerlise S,elbreoelier pep SIGlp al oiSic gtebi
eiuer. Noltllise 2tlfGloe at ertjenot SGriu
er blepen iurereoe peo Srusen at np9le ia,
5laiier al Or. ains's Nep 9tscouerp, tasn'
/ Jorbinbelie meb electric Sitters. Yi altil
saranterer benz. SGlses hos s. 8. Ntput
somerp & 60, % paa SpUtbeier / ole ansr
Hper. q
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16
Sro oct lite.

Der er intet iult iaa aoot. 9ets 9ise
eriiterer life. Papillon Clark's extract
of flax Catarrh Cure. Serpmte G9s
ger anbeIaler bet. YrOminente Ylab,
m9no % paalioeli9e Wenb Tiger. at
oet er set 8ebite for gatarrb, Sap
Seper, Stolen, SorfiDlelie. GcroSa ulp.,
olp. Spprs g. &. @eiier eiter bet
sl.OO. Senbes buoriumbelit pso Mpo.
taselien al Yrilen.
(6) Papillon Company,
Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16
Vaturen.
(Nen.: Gar nelones giien.)

(D2en. gar nelanns Siien)
Seq eiIfer Haiuren iiabt al Dor CUB,
Soaoan iom ben er til ole Iioer.
Seq Glitter ben, naar qppet ON Saaren brp
Der no,
Com o9 naar mob SBiten bet lioer.
Raar Blomiterne Tapes ON at pie os lin
Era9t,
% 5usle:t. ben ipnser / 2uften lin 3at
Gil 8uo, iom Dor bgit / bet Ssie.
Seq eliter Haturen, naar Stormene saar
Reo Dub oper fIerneite 9anoe.
Seq elifer ben osina. noar Sauet bet Iladr
Gin Sfnmbai mob be tat,eoe Strauoe.
Naar eustn ben blomitrer, fortaler ON
Sreh,
Ga Solen. ben 9aar bag on Bier9sne neo,
8eftanoig bet iii Sjerterne taller.
Se9 elifer Noturen, naar Sneen li99er hst,
Ga Tibet al 9aa Der err at ituf.
Seq ellfer Yaiuren, naar Natten er Ing,
Waar Soltn itaar / Brnet paa lin Sue,
Naar Horblpiet li99er / fIammenoe StlRr
Sg Simmelen ipnes at bore iaa NOR.
9a peo jes, Of Serren ban itprer.
Wen nGerbsieit eliter leg De blnaiorte 5lele,
Som bGper Jig meb Sne paa lin 3inoe,
Com neoe peo 5ooen bar Batter e8 Seih,
Spor 9p imoo Storm man fan iiuoe.
Spor bruuItse Siue meb 5orutu9et itnar,
Og Grlise Slerter / Barmeae iluar,
5or Der Dor NIT Barnopmsblem / Nor9e.
Raria gee.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16
Vrcmtiocns Tripfrait

lpnes aft mere % mere at bliue Gleftris
ciceten. Setenfer man, bpOr enfel Damp
m%aIfiner bar oeo lin fDrite Sptr9oen,
ia enonu for 40 Nar tilbase, Os 'ammens
lianer bermeo en- mobernc Dampmnitine
meo oens man9folbise Nuorbnlnser ps
&raitubpifling, Br9nbeipurelie ps Sit
terbeb fan man neppe betuiple, at paiad
ben eleftriife Motor, fanife inben ct fer
oeoels N~arbunorebe, itul ueb ben mennes
itelise Opfinbellesepne % SbGroisteo
funne bringes til en- tiliparenoe 8rao al
Tulbfommenbeb. Wen naar bette engan9
bliper 3ilielbet, fomner Glefiriciteien
uoentuiul til at fortrenge 9ampfraf'
ten paa mango Smraaect.
3criom allereoe MI Ell big Weusec
araft tan masaniieres, iaa at ben fan
FIRE Ell Sosn aIlteb paa pore @aoer,
buorior Ifulbe ben ba life osiaa funne
opiamles paa bet enc Steo ps transpor.
teres til ct anoet for bera benptttes, ifr.
,Nftenp." Suprfor ifulbe life I. 81, ben
itore Sanofraft / bore 6Osle funne for
uanbles til masaniieret e~leftriif 8rait
lom iioen paa Sernbnne eIer Oampltib
funoe t%ransporterss pioere os iels's lift
ps Der / 2anbet, liseiom man transpO,z
terer Yarme / 5prm al Geb % Sui?
9iseIOm mar MI bar Seb % 8ulbano
lere, oil man ba fad yeleftrilfe &rait=
banblere" baaoe en- gross % en- detail,
% en- sanife M Sanoelssren oil upitaa.
9enne 5~remtiosnpiist fan neppe anz
ies mere iantastiit eno Der {. @r. funoe
ipnes pore 5eore at reiie paa ct 9e9u
mellem &riitiania os G%rOubbiem eller
itua Der / SUOeoitaben ps tale meo 5Olf
paa 2iueitrpmmen. Chi be 6remifribt,
ipm allereoe er slprte paa @leftticitetens
Smraaoe, bar sooe Softer | fig til oisie
~lloiisters @lrfelIssiprelie. Iaereoe MI
bar man 10 ben elettrilte SpOruosn, bpis
9ripfrait irembrinses peo en- 3ampmaz
fine, iom er itoppet, lense fsr 8Osnen
iettes / Sang.
s Mmerita finbes oper 80 lofale Jut
t%orier, iOm tiluirfer Os uoleisr for bilis
Yris ~eletrilf &raft. 5ur "a Str. Waas
neoen fan man iaaleoes / &O6sster,
Seem Yorf, leie en- e~lsftrilf Motpr paa l
Seitz&rait, Der arbeioer IL Elmer pr.
Dag. Snsen Slonins, insen Opfpss
ming, eler Yenten paa at .faa Sampeu
op"; man bsbcuer blot at iluttc Strcm=
merne iammen ps iaa er Mfa ltinen /
Sang, Gen lille Snbuitri e0er enfelte
GRANDDAUGHTER, Tom life bar Gdao eler
Stun til en- 9umpmaifine. fan iaaleoes
ipr biais Yris u9 naarl ombelit lfafe
fig babe Qrbeiosfrait % 2ps. aunbe
pore 6oales Strait, ipm MI / Masiepis
rinoer bort til insen Nptte paa Senne
Waaoe upiti9igres % ipreoes puer
9anbet for at a,beioe CONNER % Sln=
ter i bets 8erfiteper. itore os imau.
tuube Der ba life oeri lisse en- it9,I
9eiteiruna for ben norlfe .SnouItri? 8el
er paft WotiUn / oenne 8etning. ps bel
haabes, at man life Blot bliper I~taaenot
berpeb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16
&irfelige Gfterretninger
Sch Eah. e. \. satIshas

8 Niuneiota er oauuet en- 5orenins. iom
ialbes The Inter Collegiate Prohibition
Association. 5oreninaen boIot TT Narsmeoe
/ Rinreapolis ben 15oe Npril. Telesater
bar nGrp9rence fra II Goleser e0er Ssi'
Iioler inbtn Staisn, blanot andre fra Ct.
Ciais SduoI / 9tortbielo, Nussburs CENT
mar / minneapolis % Souses Seminar Seo
Using. Sorsninsen eril9rebe fin 5ililutnins
til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, men piloe OF "Elan.
Ten" ON auinoernes Stemmeret ltuloe ta9es
no uf Eartiets Yiotform. &. ". glop al
carlton college / Nortbfielo pal9tes til Sor.
eniusens Treiioeat. 8. Z. 9uuober9 at 81.
OIais ShooI, gicepreiioent, 8. 6. Gaite al
gRinneip tas State llniperiitp, SefretGr, os
Wartin Sopbabl al Nussburs Seminar Soss
ierer.
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"pe @bonncntcr fan erbolSc DC uofonnne do
~"mmere AZ "Veo Nrnen" for 25 Gents. @n'enH
Vnn'ntere fofer 1 Gent.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16
Pramtes ss8u imbes mS @lasa til 9Ors, Os Gaumar, pa fannie gangdu
ON tuttIaues. a6rsis
.. @nunbien, 9scorab, Soma.

ssteotei'er 90 Toosiaio Abonu,utcrs Semitic uptusrs ardt3 otter
ipereNer tnomgs ir 5GHt5 per 2tnhc Spp Crt rgueS ir en- Siuta QWart
na 'Holsn0S mS Gitanpeuid,n. ear5 opasS ben lite
@oresis'S'ra"orine Saar en- abOHneut suffer i'm asresis iOran0rt. nee
zen totsrC NeuSie opsUS.
@oresieIappsu MI uSuWe uaor 1ibn u ub, gaa Mure I'll 3atom, ps lmt
mo vaangt bps Il tunOe5 rurr gaSu.
We 9benaenter beo5 tnOpnte nsNsis gtrcse: goh.Cifu, Counts %
-G, liant P. O. Box tuu Drawer, ON iaaeau bluc5.
Snobetaiino lsi fdt re Money ORDER, Registered Letters eGu GuIr
Local Checks mohtcao tie ION tmb PaoHua ba ri ma imse hem til ben sau', II
|tu'f't Vaa'icr NolatcH. os bate tnU ru Is til % Gents. @iem life at
f7se Money Order Sior.tieR cNu &Thu hoi guUcL aanaoa papir collars
r lille UaO mu enc 80 cents. vi u lite auioarioe ior o,pl-Noes. Express
doney-o"erS tt 5aoSs biai5 % fu. sdsb iusu $500 lohr tuu 3 6ets, os fan
r5oh@ Deb dbort Gryy5ssc fHr.
t"e"8e 'enSi aintnncise @repe Tan ubsiOusu lie pGrs ani0aT's
tH hr"sT at iaa0aHHs euus 5tr Soge Yaa 9dn.
orIausc.
on 1s. SuobnaIug fG.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / MinnCapplis eneoes
peo ct MBoe ben 16oe Npril ON, at aGe 5bea.
terforeiilinser er ipnoise.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16

DE unee NGuos iriitelise 5orenins" i
Ct. Taul, Winnelota, oil iaar opfsre Ell flor,
Bp9nrH9, bereanet of bile toIie $115,s
600, bporaf $45 allerebe er iamlet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16

auiuoeiorcninser / "Sor Sreliers Meniss
beb" / Winneopolis, pil aihploe en- YnSir
pea 3ania Snl Den 3oie, Ace % ste Y1ai.
Suer Niten bolbes 8oncert. Snotp9terne
ifal anosroes til at oGfte uosifterne peo
3irfens Separation.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16

&elibrieruc, De mineite Slass 6ugle, meo slimrenbe
aolsrer, gap be samle Meritanere Stoi til en- eseu Grt
aunitperter. 3e orbneoe remlis aOlibrifeore De iineite
Saruepoersnnse ps iammsniatte benz pad 2arreb eler Sob
b~erplabsr til 5isurer. Inus Sirius ben ste fl ensars ium
@aus ct 8iQeoe al ben beaise 5runciscus, boilfet ban aniaa
for ct uenbelis lint D2alsri, inotil ban en9aus Tom til at be-
rsre bet ueb Sinsrene; ba ~opoaseoe ban til fin itsrite 5Ors
unbrips. at bele SiQsbet funhferoisen par iat iamaen af
aOlibrifjsbre. gu brioes Der life l9nsere paa benne aunft
i Msrito.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16

Ba1torerne 8. ". Su o9 .. 8. Ya9len bar
melot fig no al oen NorIte SDuobe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-16

vt Spoemislionsmpoe afbolotes / Ct. Yaul
ben lite % 12te Npril. 3ilitspe bar Baitc
rerne 9abl, @jertien, 8ciiHs, guno, Sob.
Slien % SSrenien al apnierentien % Ya-
l%iprerne 8rc9neis % Saloelane, ipm bease
for 9ioen er uben Notwithstanding, iamt
Broi, s%iorerne Sle9cn, Susse, Sfteoabl os
Sperernp af @uSsbure Semtuarium.
WDoets Sorbanolinser breiese fla ON bet
npe Sorla9 til @ruHbresler for ,3ionsior.
enirger. (~9utberaneren~).