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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington. Friday. April o. 1888
PENSION BILLS APPRoVED-The President to-
DAY approved the act granting Q pension to Mary s.
Loean 10 increase the psnston Of Mrs Apoine
A. Blsr and the set to suthor4re the purchase Of ate
for o public building al Buffalo.
POST oFFIcE APPROPRIATIoNs--The House
Committee Post onfcss today completed the Post
once Appropriation bill 1t spproprstes eco 133 84o
assinse revised estimates By the Gsns Of
eco. x2o. sac.
ARMY NoMINATIoHH-as P1sssdaa. The fs,.
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,oro, np,rER yRIys SUICIDE.

John Blakely Murray. OF NO 100 Nsse'u ~, - 49,
..,.d suicide Yesterday, by shooting himself IN the
b.od, Dr. otterson and Ambulance Surgeon Mana'Oa
IA he could not i've tho bullet WIS In hs orslh anu
could not be reached with probe Murray was i0ty-
four years Of and was formerly ,ul1e uos.s
.,v he was liouor seller but failed to make money
and was despondent lie has wife and four children
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PREPARING FOR THE NEW CENSUS.

Washington. April e-hr Cox, chairman OF tho
Census Committee, to-day reported back TO the House
hts bill to provide for taking tho eleventh ana SUD-
seqnent ccnsuses. He proposes two amendments,
which cut OF many topics for expert discussions and
leave only seven subjects viz: Population and sociai
statistics relating thereto the prodncts OF mannlao
tories mining and agriculture, mortality and vital sra
tistics valuation and public indebtedness The cost
Il limited to $1,000 000 exclusive of printing ana Gu
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NETTING IN AID OF TEE oxyAIs

The HevYork Produce Exchange has issued a call
for a public meeting. to be held Monday az 9 D. NJ
for the purpose OF advocating the appropriation OF
200 600 for the improvement OF the NswYork State
canals a. provided by the bill pending before the
Legislature. Mayor Hewitt, o. b. Potter Noah Davis.
n. Biiss J. H. Herrtok and othsn have boon invited
speak,
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y,vop ogapry WANTS MORE LIGHT.

u.vor Chapin announced yesterday that he favored
,h mn NOW before the Legislature give the Edison
Electric Light Company the right to put uD Its wires
and furnish electric lights In Brooklyn 1t remains 70
ba seen how the Democratic politicians Interested IN mo
Citizens Electric Light Company wmcn mas "Uno o"'
- a. p,ooklvn will like tho attitude OF the Mayor.
The influence OF the stockholders has been sufficient 70
nvort the Aldermen from granting the Edison Company
any privileges In the city, which 1t has oeeh Se'Aus
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THE HUDSON RIVER LEAGUE.

Pouehkecpsie April 6.The Hudson River League
TODAY elected james Jackson president and j. f.
Johnston secretary and treasurer. The 'onstiiu ION
Of the Nrlonal leag.e was adopted In part. 40
cu can pIav mole than $500 month for 10 team on
Iayers Forty yer cent will be paid to the VISITING
tiInks The League Will meet again on April IL.
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THE COURTS.
COLONEL FELLOws FAILS TO APPEAR.

COLDNEI1 FELIlUNb FAILS 10 APPEAR-
District Attorney Follows not in the Supreme
Court Chambers yesterday when the case Of Gescheldi
against GcSchcidt and Others in which he Is Involved
was called before Justice Barrett An affidavit bJ
Charles a. Gescheidt read In which he forth
tho nature OF the claim against Colonel Fellows who
charged with failure account for 81 100 which cams
Into HIS hands as referee
Colonel Fellows In affidavit, acknowledging tho
receipt OF tbs money, stated that he had paid out TO
LAWYERS and as taxes certain sums Of money, and no
asked for the appointment OF a referee. H. NJ. &C.
schedt opposed this. Justice barrett said that hs
would grant An order directing Colonel Fellows to pay
into 81 100. but Mr. Hill asked him To his
decision until he had examined the papers and he finally
conSented n In
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1oHY Y uKAXE RnoLNs H1s 1EaI1 r1onr

Papers have been drawn up in the proceedings be
IN the interest OF John Y MeKane the Ques
ton whether he is entitled tho In the Kings County
Democratic General Committee 10 which he recently
elected In Grayesend l. l.. and they VIII be served
City Works Commissioner Adams president Of the commit
toe, to-day.
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iovfnr nominations 10 the Senab today: Drigsder'
cn.,, George Crook TO be Major General and Colonel
John r Brooks Of 81 Infantry. to DO Brigadier'
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FOR MEDICiNALUSE
NO EUSE OIL

Cough In the morning tickling in tho throat nmcni'
breathing quickeed pulse shortness OF breath ughness
In the chest; chness I'm The evening; feverishsess;
thick expectoratson every Of these Is symptom OF
consumpuonl
Moro than two-thrds OF all the deaths In America are
caused by consumption 1t Is almost impossible to cure IL
In the last stages but II readily be checked taken
ut the start Physicians always recommend pure stimu-
liant this purpose nothing has eqused Duffy
Pure Malt whiskey.
The eelebrated physician, Henry A. Mott Phi d..
=. c. s., Dunys Pure Malt Whskey Is free from
fuse oil authorizations foreign impurities and Ahese
Qualities should recoupend 1t To public favor"
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SELLLYG 4 SEALsKLY DOLMlY ZOE NOTHIN0

bold confidence game carried out at the expense
c. Shayne, the dealer In furs at No 103 Princes.
on Thursday who bought sealslsin doman worth
$500 gave his name Mcpherson and ordered it de-
llvered w. SchleGeu's drug store. at william and
Beelman sts where he said he employed.
salesman carried the dolman TO ScheIon's himself
and handed IL TO MCPlarson whom he saw as soon as
he entered Mcpherson through q side door get
the money a check The salesman soon became I'M
easy and asked W. S. Mersereau, Of the firm, IL
Mcpherson employed there and was told that there
was no such in the store. The salesman pointed
toward the door by which he thought tho sharper had
gone but Mr. Mersereau said this was impossible, as
the door led to a from which there was no exit
and he gone by side entrance 10 the shipping
room and to Deeknan-st There many people about
the store at that hour and Of the employees had
noticed the n.sn
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NOT TO MEET PROFE'

NOT TO MEET PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS.
Pittsburg April (Speelal-Tho faculty OF tho
Washington and JEFFERSON College, at Washington,
POM have refused to allow the college nine 10 go to
Wheeling W. Va, TO play game with the professional
team at that place.
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Pimp|es

And Blotches yield speedily to Ayers
sarsaparilla the most potent and
harmless Of all Blood medicines. Don't
waste time and money on any other.
Ayers Sarsaparilla Is tho best.
81 have used Ayers Sar,aparilla and
Pulls, for boils, sores, and pimples. and
have found them 20 be the best rnefjL
cine in the world. Julius Bernardo.
Compton. III.
I" was troubled, for long time. with
a humor which appeared ON my fscs
in pimples and blotches. BY taking
Ayers Sarsaparilla I WIS cured >.
Chas. II. Smith, North Craftsbury, VT.
A young lady Of Dover. N. H., writes
that for number Of years her face was
covered with piInples, and she was con-
stantly annoyed by their appearance.
Three bottles Of Ayers Sxrsapariila
rendered her skin perfectly clear.
"I can heartily recommend Ayers
Sarsaparilla for all OF those who are
suffering from scrofHlous humors.
was afflicted for years, and tried every
available remedy, with no effect. Then
your Sarsaparilla was recommended.
and two bottles OF this medicine afforded
great relief. am now In healthy and
vigorous condition" -E. N. Howard,
Newport, n. Ill.
"For a long time suffered from an
eruption which covered my body.
/ tried q variety OF medicines. without
avail. Ayers Sar-
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Disfquring

Ernptions Indicate impure blood and q
deranged stomach. External treatment
is OF no avail. The safest and most
effective remedy for these complaints Is
Ayers SarsapariIla.
~ was troubled with discoloration OF
the skin, which showed itself In ugly
dark patches. No external treatment
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
ALBANY April 6The is the day calsadsr Of the
Court of ppesls for April 9;
Nos 72s 1913, 1858, 1913. IT'S. IT'S. $50 ard 7S2
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CURED IN THREE DAYS.

In Univ 1880 I was taken sick at the dinner table
With terrible distress In my stomach Before this had
hson hearty and strong fourteen days kept get
nr worse despite the efforts OF two doctors lost IN
weight In that time 40 pounds and was satisnea snA'
could live but few days My trouble was
Stomach and Liver Complaint,
resulting In an sttock Of bilious Cola AZ this time
sent for bottle also sent for my physesn inc '9ia
lin that / going try the Favorts hemeay nc
examined Il and told II three Gays ana lot him
know the result In the three days walked TOUT mics
and have been on my feet ever sinee pt Dsun neu
pedy's Bsyorts Remedy saved my life I have osed I'VE
bottles have 10 10 others win gooq re-
suit W. 8. BITTER. Slate MiiA Ross Co., o.
Or. q. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
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HUGGED BYAN ANGRY SERPENT


LIVELY TIMES IN A WILD BEAST sHoP-FiGhIlNI
AN ANANCoYDA.
When is hit the neck he objects, but when
anaconda Is caught by the neck It cannot object
There Is a South American anaconda at the Relche
Brothers animal store, No. % Pars-row, that knows
all that and It proved yesterday in rather startling
way. This anaconda came from the Amazon, and Is
about as largo as OF that rivers numerous trbh
tares. His sDskeShip arrived on Thursday with lot
Of other snakes and all Lett in their boxes over
night
Yesterday It decided to transfer tho anaeondas
from their shipping boxes to large aquarium. The
attendants opened the box and began to fish the shiny
reptiles out. They did not succeed very well, and
presently called IN Hermann Relche who Is all author-
ty ON everything in tho animal line.
The box contained eight largo specimens OF
anacondas and they tying themselves into all
sorts of knots, angry at being aroused Mr.. Reiclo
put his hand into the box. grabbed one by The neck
and lifted 1t up The snake squrmed out of tho box
and then Mr.. Reiche caught it by the middle Of tho
It into tho aquarium In that way ne
transferred all the anacondas to the aquarium,
but He attempted TO catch this the biggest OF
the lot by the neck he had the others. but the big
one lifted up It's head opened its mouth and made such
clutch and caught the snake about 0lSt Inches below
the neck That part OF the snake stayed night there,
ten or twelve feet, was out of tho box in twinldng
1t wound its huge coils around Mr. Reches legs and
waist and Rugged him like bear In powerful squeeze
Mr. Rccho struggled TO get away, but the snake I'M
wound Its tail and whacked him stunning blow IN the
Mr. Reich spun himself out Of the snakes colts amid
tho widest excitement Of the assistants and animals
Tho struggle created great uProsr especially among
tered got 'cm again hc saw the snake safely trans
fercd to the aquarium.
and made "A break for the door Carl Loh,e the lion
tanner caught H. hoWeyer an1 WIZ ps,c 9s a Oh t.
lame after his introduction to the anaconda
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did more than tenn
porary good. Ayers
Ssrsaparala effected
a complete cure."-
T. W. Boldly, River
St.. Lowell, Mass.
"Ne medicine
could be better
adapted to cleansing
the blood Of Such Inn
purities az manifest
themselves on the
skin by pimples,
blotches, and small
ulcers, than Ayers
Sarssparilla. i have
used 10 for that Pur-
pose with the most
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THE REAL MOTIVES OF TILE DEADLOCK.
THE SOUTHERN BRiGApIERs DON'T WANT THE
SURPLUS Ts BE TAMrERED WITH


SURPLUS Ts BE TAMrERED WITH
WAsHINGTON, April G CSpeciaD.-The deadlock
in the House continues without any prospects
of reaching an early termination. The Southern
Brigadicrs are intent upon defeating the Direct
Tax bill BY hlibusterng motions. II is still Wcdncs
day SO far as the House of Representatives Is
concerned, and may remain SO for some time to
come The true inwardness Of the whole pro-
cceGing, Of course, is the desire to prevent re-
duction of the surplus, which would endangcr or
make unnecessary the passage OF Dill reducing
the tariff in the interest OF free trade. No one is
deceived to the motives of South
ern men in this respect, and though
certain other Northern Democrats do not
openly countenance their tactics il is clear enough
that they are in sympathy with them. Inc leaders
Of the ilibusterlBS movement, who make motions
for taking roilcails, and yet when their names
are called do not respond are practically all OF
them Southern men. They are: Forney, Of Ala
bama: Stewart, Blount ana Crisp, OF Georgia
Peel. of Arkansas Allen, OF Mississippi: Burnes
Of Missouri: Herbert, Of Alabama; ONeill, OF
lucky: Cobb, of Alabama; Breckenridge, of Ken
tucIxy Hatch of Missouri; McMillen, of Tennes-
see MeCreary, of Kentucky; Ontes, OF Alabama
Savers and Lanham, OF Texas: Turner OF Georgia {;
Tiilman, Of South Carolina; Wheeler, OF Alabama
Hooker, OF Mississippi; Norwood, OF Georgia (;
Brecllinridgc Of Arkansas; McRac and Rogers OF
Arkansas.
Springer. of Illinois. 1t will interest the con
sfituents Of these two gentlemen to know that
they are opposing the refundlng OF tax eXacted
from their State in the interest OF Southern com
munities which are 20 this day defaulters IN re-
Ca ri TO the payment Of this tax.
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THE SENATE PASSES MANY PENSION

uaebington April 6.-The message from the Prcsl-
dent with draft OF bill for the revocation OF the with
dravaI OF lands for tho benefit OF certain railroads
was referred TO the Committee on Public Lands In the
Senate.
Mr. PAYNE from the Committee on Foreign Re-
ations reported back House Joint resolution appro
prafing 900 for representation at the International
Exhibition at Barcelona, Spain. Passed
Mr. RIDDLEBERGER offered preamble and reso-
Iuon ON the subject Of the territory reported as
Gently acquired by Great Britain from Venezuela and
calling ON the President for copies OF letters,
ctr appertainng thereto; or requesting him to take
such action as may be compatible with the public
Interest. Referred
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration Of
prlvste penson bills tho calendar, and passed
bills giving n penslon OF S25 month TO Dr. Mary T.
Walker AZ late assistant surgeon, United States
Armyp OF $500 year to the widow OF General
Charles p Stone: TO increase the pension Of tho
odes. revolutionary pensioner On the rolls, Nancy
Rains age ninety six pension OF 500 a month to
the widow OF Rear Admiral Nicholson, and Of 800
q month to the widow OF General JudSOn fitzpatrick
Altogether there were 1877 bills passed
The senate then considered the Dill Tor bureau
Of animal industry. For summary Oh Dill SEQ another
lspstch. .,.,
Tho Senate bill to prevent obstructive and IN
furious deposits within the harbor OF NeW-iork City
was, On motion Of Mr. EVAkI5, ta.sD up aud passed
The Senate then proceeded 10 eAecuii'e business
and adjourned TIL Monday.
The House this morning entered upon the fourth
dsy OF It's contest over tho Direct Tax bill, the
leeislafiye day of wednesday still continuing (For
further intelligence sec another dispA'ch''
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gratifying results. - ~. INSECURITY,
NJ. d., Wharton, Texas.
"I have prescribed Ayers Sarsapa:.
riila In my practice for number o.
years. / find IL TO work admirably
where an Alternative is indicated. II.
Porter, NJ. d., CeTo Gordo, Tenn.
FER pirnples, blotehes, discolorations
of the skin, and eruptions Of every de-
scription, we consider
Ayers Sar
eaparilla a positive cure. Mrs. j. W.
C0cksrell, Alexandria, Va.
DR.. J. c. Aver g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
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rny REV Mr. BA UM DISCHARGED
49, a>. s.--. Nssan pauu, accused Of aefrauding
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
0ecprab pg Smegrl.
Ten 3oie NpriI 1888.
Salg % Sob AT Gicnboni.

german SGser, 8arbereren, bar slOr1
en- spb Saubel; ban bar for 81, 200 tjsbi
bet Gus paa Main Street, Tom | fin
9ib Opisrtes at g. Gftrem % iiSen bar
tilbsrt Mrs. 6. Grpin.
gbas. 1rScinIfp bar tilbanelet fs al
Sreb. Sende bennes uomarfebe gus
meb Z aots / @eft DEBORAH, os sipei
meb / Sanbelen nusen gienbom, ION
ban eiebs oppe i Giblanb, @is, bpor
Sende MI Dor. Quiet % 3omterne
g8eit Gecprab bleo parbiat til $4,000,
ps er / enbper Senieenoe en- iortrinlis
Gienbpm.
8rsbrene 8laSe bar af Mr. 8aine
iisbt Sobannes l~lGensuanss tiolisere
Sarm, ps pil ium for fpripne Spens
Splf meb Welf.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04

0porior fnnbe Gpa bjGlpe t8 tioel
5~ieneFepiee? On 8pinbebaosr iotalte
en- Gang / en- ftsrre &rebs. at 9jeneftes
piaer / @runben par ouerfsbise, ba Gpa
boa ubmerfet funbe unbuare iaaban
Sielp, os benbes 9stre pel / ben &ets
ming uben Sfabe funbe efterlisne benoe.
gn Dame meb Talesauer gap BAN fDls
aenbe Ifarpe Spar: gpas sgstemanb
braate benbe bperfen Stremper, Der
fuloe itoppes, eler Snapper, Der ifuloe
ipes fait; ban siorbe heller lite @arois
nerne forte meb 9obafsrss eler @ulps
tepperne ifibne meb tiliplebe Stspler
San lapebe ielp fin Miboassmab os
fOm albris ilabenoe bjem meb uoentsoe
@iafer, iom iflllbe belle Maben meb
San bleu beIer albris Tent uoe
ON Gitsnen us sbelasbe fine Bense paa
8roituer, mems gua iao bjemme og
pasiebe 8srnene. 9ette er forbaabents
fig @runbe moi til, at Be fan inbie,
gpa life bebsuebe 9ieneitepi9e,
os er Be life fornsiet, iaa fan Sc sierne
faa Here. San bar iornpiet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
&atplife Yrrters gG lteifab. So

Satellite YrG tiers rs Jteifab. &as
iationsretten / Yaris, ben puerite Don't
ftoI, bar / bisie Gage beifiaftiset Jig
meb Spsrssmaalet ON Braiternes sgss
teIfab. 9ette er biotil altib blepet err
flaret for usploist paa @tunbIas al
&onforbatet, bpori bet bebber, at Eres
iterne er be f~anonilfe Gorifrifter unbers
fuitebe. 5Or fsrite Sang bar Retten |
Imiens MI forfaItet benne TRADITION.
Oct breiebe fig ON en- Yrait ueb Naun
Sterlin, Der bapbe falst Slater Suacins
Ties @fsempel os siftet fig. Man pilbe
sjsre bans Ysrn en- Nrp itribis, forbi
be bar iIesitime; &etten ufsiOrbe imibz
lertib Sasen til @unit for 8ernene us
erflarebe, at ben tanoniife &et life baos
be nosen nbHpoelie paa ben borserlise
8et, % at en- Brait funoe inosaa ct
o~perfor 2ouen splbist sgsteifab. Don't
men bar bleuen inbanfet for Operretten,
Der bar ubtalt fig paa lisnenbe Maaoe,
builfet naturlisuis bar paft fterf Be
paselie / be flerifale &rebie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04

: llnber ben fibae alpm porte el.

- timber ben fiofte Jlom porte o.
pen iaalebes basenfor 2utber College.
at belle 9aplanbet ombanuebes til en-
81, % 8anbet affair al Irafif poo
2anbeoeien, iom fsrer ret | Bet fra
Sac. Setpels 5arm. Sele benne 5labe
lisser MI belemret meb So. %, naar aft
bette ensans brpber loft, oil Der blipe
ristist aip | Upper Soma.
- Den offentlise Sfole afiIuttebe fin
| 5rebuss, Os nnsbOmmen Dor
MI 2 Tigers Gerier.
"9ifrict.s Stolen for so Var fiben"
brinser en- COB Slump Yense, buor ben
opfsres. 8 @aufOn inbbraste Sore
itioinsen en- paffer Gum paa Ill Dor.
20 Gents.
= Man bsr tase GATOR, T.. Stors
las Sinsit i gieipn; ben er. ualminbe.
Zig pafter os bar ct Bebisree, iom life
lpuer.
= CLING s. Stenietb af galmar bar
fisbt en- 5arm belissenbe 10 Mile i
Spb fra gilbert Sea, Minn.
- Die Sanien Gurneis, en- al grant
bile 3%otpnibips aloite Settlere, bar
leiet bort fin Garm % er Hpttet til
8rittun, Maribal Co., .. Z.
- 8uinbeforeninsen msber fsrftfom:
menbe 9bursbas Gftermiobas bos Mrs.
9bom. Inberlon. 8l9ber lappes.
Reo. 5ranflin (Normanb) bplbt
iibite Ssnbas often ct 5orebras i
Metbooiitfirfen ouer Wormouismen.
Or. 5ranflin bar Opbolbt fig blunot
Wormonerne / 16 Iar, os refer MI
runot iom Misiioner for Metbobiffirs
fen, for at Jamie Yense til Bpsnins al
Os Sfoler. San uplpite ON, at
ban | 2sbet al 4 9lar bar iamlet oper
% peo bans Sjelp er Der
bpsset lere &irfer us Sfoler i sult
Safe gitp.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
Or. &. 5lom at @eslep. Soma,
bar | Gecorab en- Dag iibite llse.

WV = SseAeS SuS FefN S<Ss'
8jsbmanb .. g. 7bompiOn. al
SliOn & T~bompiOn, reiite
Ranouss til Gbicuso for at sisre Snbs
iisb al 8arer for 8aarbanbelen. San
blir borte ca. 10 9ase.
Sr. 9. 6. Sanion, Setretar for
Glbert SEQ Shilling Co., afIasbe Deco
rab ct fort 8eiss paa en- Gorretninss
reiie fibite use. &ompaniets pregtise
Msne os Glepator, Der nebbrenbte iibfte
psf, pil bliue sjenopbpsset iaar. Der
ert allerebe aufommet til 8pssetOmten
10000 Sob 2umber. Bpsninsen blir
al 1ra, men meb fulbitanbis Sernflabs
ming uboenbis.
- 81. gilbert Gsse, 9rofesior ueb
ct. Olaf Sdool | Nortbfielb, bar parst
berneoe ct Yar 9ase paa Beiss os bilit
paa samle 8enner os 8efienbte.
- Song Manbt af Stausbton Dor i
9ecorab iioite 9irsbas poa @jennem.
reiie. Sans 5abrif bar paret / fulb
Sang i belle ginter, bet meite al 7iben
II Timer | 9ssnet, os enbba er bet
at iDlbe ale Yeitininser.
= Miis Wartine 9apibiun fom fibite
llse tilbase fra Chicago os 2obi, Go
&c., 8is., bpor bun beisste en-
Miis @lice Spilbe, benbes
fom meb benbe berop for at saa
paa Sfole.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
BudIenS NrutfasSaIbc.

Tette er ben beoite Saloe I geroen for
eiaar, opreoen pub, Saar, gGr'ciaar, Gall
Rbeum, 6eberiaar, l1ofGt, stab, SroitbpI
Der, 2istorns os ale %Suoipsppmmc % bel.
breber albeles Piles, % buis ben lite sisr oct,
oa traoes insen Detailing. Gen er sarantcrrt
at futile sisre fuloitGnois Splbet, elers faar
man pensene tilbase. Yris 25 Gents pr.
sGfe. Selses hos
8. 8. Wontsomers & 90.
9eeorah, Soma, % pao Npotbeier | aue ar
ore Bpsr.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
Gpntert.

"2utber College Srdeitra" aster 5re-
bag ben l3be Ipril at sire en- Offentlis
Concert / Stepers Sall. Man oil fao
Gnlebnins til at bore seoisen, np ps ON
bpsselis ~inbituberet Muiif, us Drdefts
ret teller besuben MI 1ere bpstise Mus
fici, enb bet tiblisere bar siOrt. Man
faar usiaa bsre en- flint SplupbOniit, en-
Sluss aunitner, ium iuit life iaa Manse
Der bar baft 2eilisbeb til of sisre BE.
fienbtRab meb- &i ifulce snife at ie ct
iulbsaffet AUDITORIUM ben Gften; Or.
deitret FOREIGNER af Ypen en- iaaban Sp
muntrins, us buorfor ifuloe lite osiau
~2anbsbpsbens 5Olf unbe fig os Sine
ct iau abelt 9ibsforbriu for en- Gangs
Sfplb!
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
2tbt at 6pert.

2pinbcliit opergaar Wanoeliit. s
bet ipenife 8lab "2unb" fOrtanes: @n
Der / 8pen bsiat Sanbelsmanb, Sr. s.,
inoebauoe for nosle @ar iiben en- itsrre
Jorretnins meb en- meset liplis Omiets
ming. gn NOR fuinoelis S%lestnins al
Sanbelsmanben biitob bam meb Sanbes
len i 8utifen. Sun sjOrbe ofte s. OPP
marfiom paa, at / en- iaa liulis 5orrets
ming funbe Yense b~orttases, uben at bet
marfebes, boiltet 10, ON ban fit urebe
lise 8etiente, ensans tunbe iaa betentez
lise 5slser. s nastebe, at bette funoe
tie, uben at ban ifulbe merle bet. SIN
pei, Sulen narmeoe fig, os Suleaften
operraftes ben ouerraifebe Sanbelsmanb
en- Sparebanfbos paa 5000 &r. iom
Suleflap, builfe 8ense ben fpinbelise
Betient / ct Nars 5orlsb umerfelis
bauoe ubtaset af Jorretninsen p9 for
uaret paa napnte Waabe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04

6n yuHalo.M elfemano berer i tit
alotteflaoe ct 5 gentsitpffe Of Hitfel,
til boiltsn Der fnptter fig iulsenbe 81.
~itOrie:
5or lansere lib iiben fit ban bette 5
Gentsitp'fe, Tom oa bar forsplot, iiteoe.s
for ct 5 9pauritptfe ai en- fuinbelio
aunoe. San sioroe benoe opmarfiom
paa 5eiltaselien. men bun paarebe fla
for at tase Wpnten tilbase eler aobt.
siSre garciiOrfienen. San bamate ba
Wpnten / fit aloftefiaoe % fortiatte
meb at ialse Melf til 5ruentimret, nun
meb ben 5orifjsl. at ban bereiter blau.
bebe benees Melt msb ganb. Spsr
use noterer ban Sruentimret for IL
8anbe Neli, % iaaiuart ban iUmmer til