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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-01
Hoes, Garden Rakas, SHOW.
els. Manure Forks, &c.

just received from Boston. Call and
get prices We have just received
several hundred bushels u Rose Po-
tatOcs from the o1trcmo northern
part OF Canada for seed. Farmers,
change your seed and thereby secure
a good crop Of potatoes. and don't
fool away your chances 10y planting
small, poor stock because Il is little
cheaper for YOU will find this Saving
a, the spisot and losing at the bung
hole We also have large stock IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-01

TtIT .ah.rfitss AsrsbT rtvss ruhis Fotisv thsi
10 tss tssn dulY srr- lrfsi ~ ihs fsuofthls
7 ufsr 81 Iruhtts 90 - tountF 81 Osinri. ST.
assumsd 80 usd q Atm u''ifaiaf u N -
tate ~
nOsEiLA HARLOW. late ~ u ttsia.
10 saH Ioantr. frcsassf ~ Eitins bod 40 ths
as directs ~ thsfffnrs rrgaFsts at I-rftnas iu
tslffd a. fhe sstals ~ sklt fsrsasri - aats 80
usfists Taymsat. sad the.s -ho t.ss .nT O.
nanis thsfsaa o. sttith ~ sssss a.
Az b. f.ss FGANk HARLOW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-01
Admini,irnior.. sale.

be has bssn daily sypoinisd BY the Hoo. Judge
Of Probate ior The Cosny % Oaforf, and assumed
the trust ~ executor % The estate %
MARY n. SHAW, iais 81 bfcitsld.
10 said Coualy, dscssssd. ~ Eivinf toad 30 the
lac directs. he therefore regses's Al psfs1ns 10
Dc bed 20 the estate % said decessci % NATE I'm
mediate pssmest. and thoss Who have any
ds mants thereon 10 sxhibit The zane 70
APR ~. iss& ALfkkD SHAW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-01
BORN

u Ga,.l. Az. "a 20 NJ -, CIR l. h,so',',
80.
d Nsr-,,. Az. Is, o. Ne -, oi ORE R,s-a, I.
80.
Ia Tr.asaa r.-i.,.a,. Az. n, % ~ -.i' q Jeha
ltsrIaas-n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-01

INV sntFrfIisf tFrstf gvs Trtlsfci ihAi
thst hsss hssn iaiT srpsinifi bY m u %. iaiss
~ rfrlafs - 49, fuaatr or utfnff at a.
o. sssf trs O. 81 - Inafa 90 % ~ sstsis ~
MANY n uutaWr ~ iais - Wsisffnff
q 49, Courtf. tsc. sssd ~ g1rf bod 90 ne
la fwcts ihsY thsfsfsrr Wgssst 81 psfsoa =
Infsf o. a. tis sssts III ssA ssrssssf % mshs
iuw ssi'.'s yafnsat AZ ttoss -ho hsVs snf 10
nasfs thsssts 90 sshihif 80 ssms O.
apf n. 49, a n ACuAs MASON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-01

TlIt sabssntsf hsfetY Etvss rah'is sotcs thai
a. hss hseu dalf srpairis.f ~ ~ IL judGs
a ffnbais 90 ne tusntF ~ Otfufd ed assanei
NJ tfust ~ lNrfutfis ~ ~ ssfafs ~
NaNC1 n ttuWH late ~ Hunf1ft
10 49, ourif ascssssi ~ fiVtng hoHi % 80 ia-
ffsefs shs therefore fs4us.is all psTsoss 40 ar
nfsttsd 81 ths estate % ssif dses SD a. msas in
isolate p.Tmsut aadtho.s uho have suy fsmsnds
thsfers - Frhihltths sanstn
Apuif. - CATu.giNE HOWE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-01

YOUR MONEY REFUNDED If BROWNS
instant RELIEF FOR PAIN" FAILS TO
BENEFIT YOU WHEN USED STRICTLY &C.
cOsDlSG TO DIRECTIONS on The H..
SIDE WRAPPER. TRY n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-01

TtIE sutsrflasf hrfsbF eve. fasir Ns'ics
tai b. tas tssa fuif sgpo.nisi ~ ths Hoe.
faiss q rfoh.is 80 80 4 saatF ~ osffff aai
sstats of
CuARtEs ". euss. ists a PATS,
n sasi q. aatT. dsCrassi. ~ sir ga hlrf a. ths
"a difsrts - thsFefnfv feq1.sis 81 r<fsens in
ssbts.ta tn sstsis - 80 d-rsas~si D. naks In
a siiiats psfmfft 80 thuss 80 have anf a.
naris ttsfsaa ID sAhiul - sam .
A. H. -. JOHN 4. sWA.Ef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-01

uHruun. s-A . Coun q frahsis hell 81
Pafis. sttklu "a 90 m Crnatr ~ Ot bort. on
ne mi TussiaF - Apt q -.
DAVID HAhMONs Admiui.usiof % NJ
ssi.in of Glm.n Ihspnaa. late 81 hsttsi, IN sAii
gnuaiy nf Oafsfif. hsefss~.i. thFlrs pfsssaisi
~ srasaut a siniai.trAti1a % re estate Of
ed s-ss.ss-i 60 sIiosanc-f
OanGHHD. ThaI sad Admihis tfaics sirs notlee
20 al yefsess inisfssisi. hf etasinE oogf " lhf
a,t~f l. - pahii.hsi me ssrhs saoc-.s.TflT In
tns OArnHp uIHoCEaT. pfistsii al fAfs, thst
fhsi itsF msf sppssf 81 Coafi q ffthsis 20 -
so a Psfa IN saf CoantY, 81 ne thfd Iues
dsr a NsY usht al uiae oeicFs 10 ths t.fs'
tsrn act shss rnuss m aaT thrY have sbI zoe
sams .Aosii at ~ al 'osei.
sEn A VII spN. iafEe.
A tfas elpF-ATTNsTl N 4. DAVIS. nfgittrf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-01

6TTogD .. At. Cosu ~ rfobsis held al
Paris. -HhIn AT Coz Ne Cour'T - Ottsd, 90
ths thlff Tss.iAy % Apf A q is-s-
III MAS AZ DAY simlnisgfAt,f - ne
s,ials n Akssnisf naf .laie ~ Nooisiaci IN ga
Couftf deceased hAtiag pressntsd hs sclart
y ain nlswtfcn n ~ e'ttis % sai dscsass
fuf sl1sArfft
OHpGRrp tsat ne .sii .dnrs'r give nriios
o. ell psfson. tntsfsstsi b. caasins copy ofthis
ofdsf 10 b. yghi.hst . .eets succsssiFslJ 10 The
Osf0ft u nlocfst printed ~ Parts. that thsI nAy
atFssr Na Probate Coaft % b. held 81 fsf.
D ssid coautY on the thiff 1ussfaF ot NAV uesi
81 y o'cioSk 10 ths foFsncoa sst shes ease u saI
thsy have .hy the sane shnat net - sllossi
sEO. a. WtL-OS, laigas
i've cow. AIiesl I'll. q. paw. hsslslrT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-01

Orucs 90 rHE sassIT, 90 O,ToHD q,
sTATE ny MAINE

DO. FuRINGrON. A..ls,se
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-03
Girls and Boys in Persia.

Boys and girls never play together
Even at home the infcriority Of the girls
is insisted on, just as much by the mother
as by the father. The little girls have to
invite playmates Of their own. but their
games are not lively ones. The LITTLE girls
prefer to sit by themselves. under the
shade Of mulberry or pomegranGte trees
in the garden (which generally is laid odt
In the courtyard surrounded on all slies
By houses or high walls, and listen TO
fairy tales which their mothers and
nurses can tell very interestingly. indeed
While thus there is not much companion.
ship or love between brothers and sisters,
there is no quarreling. and no lighting
either. between them. and the boys. while
thinking themselves above the girls.
show them many little kindnesses. Wolf
Won SchieIbra in Cosmopolitan.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-03
TO pciieve rnat SIZE mas long loved me, Iar
better than she ever did the boyish face
in the locket.-Norristow Herald
Washing Among the Ainu.

Washing Of person and clothing for TIE
sake of cleanliness never seems TO be con
sidered of the slightest importance to
them In warm weather the younger peo-
pie are tempted to cool of bit by bathing
and swimming in the rivers or salt water
estuaries near the villages; but during all
my experience land this is fully confirmed
by the statements Of others who have had
longer knowledge of them. | never once
saw man or woman performing any
thing like additions in an Ainu village.
When brought under civihzing influences,
they adapt themselves to their environ
ment, and make very good servants.
An old custom Of the people forbics an
Ainu woman exposing her person in any
way. Some 90 so far as to say that they
must not be unclothed even in private.
Consequently. the girls whom | saw in
bathing wore their cotton gowns, cut in
the shape of a shift, while the boys were
without clothing OF any kind, though
some Of them wore amulets (of japanese
origin tied around their necks.
was particularly struck by the shape
illness Of the Ainu limbs and extremities
Some of the women had small hands and
feet, attached to well turned wrists and
ankles. whose symmetry and delicacy OF
shape dirt could not hide. The color Of
the skin seems to be darker than that Of
the Japanese, but just how much Of this
is due to exposure. and how much 10 their
antipathy TO water and utter Ignorance OF
soap, it is impossible to even guess
X. Goodrich in Popular Science Monthly
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-03
A Little AFRAID.

What are .hose?" asked a man at St.
Louis restaurant. pointing to DISH.
Fried soles. replied the waiter. Lave
one" Let ne have q heel Grst and II |
don't like it there won't be 50 much to
throw away Life.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-03
THE IMMORTAL DAYS.

Never day is given
But it tones the after years;
And it carries up to heaven
It's sunshine or its tears;
While the 70 morTOws stand and waot,
Silent and yelled by the outer gate.
Henry Barton.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-04-14
TEACHERS MEET.
AT CRYSTAL FALLS ON APRIL FIVE
SIX AND SEVEN. 1888.
Third Annual Capitalization OF the
Menominee Range Teachers
Association--Its Best.

The Meeting the Most Successful OF
any I'm the History OF the Assocla-
tion-Neariy Fifty Bright and
Enthusiastic Teachers In
Attendance = The Meet
ing-At the Reception.
Papers Reproduc-
ed-Smaii Notes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-04-14
TnE oRaANIzAroN

OF all Of the organizations that are re
presented on the range none stand out
with such contrast az does the Menom-
inee Range Teachers Association. IL is
not an order or n brotherhood, az some
have supposed, with the sole purpose for
the reduction Of honor and an increase
Of wages, but wholly unselfsh in principle
and beneiicent To the greatest degree; it's
whole thought and attention given TO
education and elevation Of the youth
which crowd our public schools. This
association found It's inception ut Nor
way ON November %, 1885. The teach
ers of the range feeling the need Of more
united action In the system ofinstruction,
answered the call, completed the organi-
zation and found the mutual exchange
Of ideas profitable. The second meeting
was held mt Irca Mountain in April, 1887,
and the excellent results assured it's con-
tinued existence. The third and last
meeting, and admitted by all 60 be- the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
jokes on Gen. Hunton.

couple fright good stories have
2uc 90 concern NJ Gen. Eppa Hun
aul his SON Eppa, Jr., both now
tMpng such elevated positions that
JOKE has To fly pretty high to reach
sm saws the Washington Critic.
Some years ago. shortly after the
General mad adm tied his brilliant
mng son toa partnership in his law
Hess at Warrenton, the general
lan old farmer friend, who made
fmy inquiries about himself and is
|aaHy. The general told him of his
|a promotion.
"Go way, gcnI' said the old fello u.
60 away! You don't mean to tell me
~ boy your law pirtuer3'
YES. | do,' replied the general,
ftb q smile.
"Wha:, h.m?' continued the old fell
p 10 aston shment Him? Wv.
b. j. only short time ago he was
\ little shaver ruunin' around play,n'
Farye.' n the road and 5ettin' INTO
sorts OF m schief. | reckon We
|1@ be -ettn old. gcnl."
Yes Yes, W said the general with a
lies, we're gettin' old" repeated
od farmer Then, feeling it in
ll"eot upon him to pay the gen
[4.' SON some kind of compliment.
Fe@f,
."e.. must say, gent, the young
F.. DIS got GOOD teeth.
In-oiher one goes thus:
Ionr son has been making some
speeches this summer, general, :"
p uae
~ hear, responded the general,
s7 parJooabIe PRIDE.
l3'y ere excellent speeches; very
-pT..'F ndred, said another.
g"A Nno',' replied the general.
o14tt ihu ever. Il never heard
t"ey do say, general" added a
'o' that he can make a better
,u IMAM MS father can.
mere. Hold onp exclaimed the
,''', rsng exrltedly at this turn
4, -s compliments. You'll be max
~ = d banned fool of that boy with
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
how Brahms Cnmpose..

hal. ''"'"ned composer Brahms
"po,s Bile 10 work except amid
n, 4het surroundings. lie can
sa'lro the least noise either
'".or oratt e sides OF the
.' "Arh studies. In order
mvclt Of the stiffness of a
.'.ls is custom on his tours.
to a German paper to
'le PORTER of the house in
. .Mu,s Of taking no his
e. + i not much use 10 IN
L.. ' Hterms whether the house
y qu Of, Brahms resorts
'i strategy, the aracter
shown in the following
Aerr Brahms 70 the porter:
= -'' Snow that / am a ioyial
n ~" and ike plenty Of music.
t,.. now there any playing or
IN, u hau,e?" The n3rt,sr ~
~. Lois Of it, assure YOU.
pAa'in the room on this
.as mother on that side and the
aaath is singing an day-
O. a-t ,ae night. BRAHMS to
am 50 glad YOU have
mnst call again. But
-et' 70 pay his second
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS.

w. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind
testities: IL can recommend Electric
Bitters a. the very best remedy.
Every bottle sold has given relief in
every case. One man took six bot
Ties, aud was cured of rheumatism
of ten years. standing" Abraham
Hare, druggist, BelIliIle, Ono, af-
films: "1he best selling menicine |
have ever handled in my 20 years
experience, is Electric Bitters.'
Thousands of others have added
their testimony, SO that the verdict
is unanimous that Electric Biuerr
do cure all diseases of the liver,
kidney or blood Only a half dollar
bottle at Prideaux's drug store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
T heard about it from

but I heard about it tron
ne; u lack. You've fixed up
hey :, 'Tcr and see; and all the
Some -, ~, come over and have
0'i1'DN' al walked over, thread
,lH,' va, thr,ush The sln~h' *
,he~ Who was not on
,erms with his rival.
be-. companions spent the
he .fferneon at Bunee's'
q a '''S Of Joe's recovery en-
.brm royalty at his ek'
t .Iae slaid out Il litlle
Than he should have done,
~ was not 80 well next
s.,5ps his conscience prlcked
.,s little for associatng SO
;,b his late INSCRIPTIONS
",I.r. and hir SISTERS insulter.
''" catered little to him now.
D.. .o.cIency would soon be suf-
h hard, and an extra stone
At = dead dog don't hurt him
>. course from this time was
en- downward as it had been
before, aud everybody OBJ
b.tit was 50, aud they shook
t.,ds and ssi !: "roukyns Is
~. man he was before he was
ma. not in any way" But
.p.d guess the cause. En-
JitIrpe,s in a dissipated camp
/ ,fs most apparent reason, so
(nL.dy put it down to that.
,a3 mo- one knew that the light
[t'.b makes men of us all had
.gt IF his life; that he had
/, b.,oud retrieving the prize on
E. Ii. heart WAS fixed. When
..r dift. about without any aim
sii he wrecked on some desoIate
,r Ilis not pleasant to liuger
m. degradation of another 1t
E,oJ mol be- edIf1 ing to any for H.
t-pirr step by step the phases of
|. decline. Enough that he be
M. the companion of the disco
h, and the dtvotee of the gaming
[ps. down at Buuce's, and all thir
|eurh,tsudipg the circumstances
plrhard, the coaxings of Ina,
|. lectures Of Aunt Betty aud the
Ii, Of Molly, but he could stand
|, s,t The least hardly of all )
|. ad day, went ON, for they must
,me and 90 whether sad or gay,
\ lhr ,pringtme, which awakens
pp-w lie both nature and man
.nd brra,hed on the landscape, and
Iva, green.
80 be continued
DnLFR has opened a branch store
Af Jeuklu'~ building for the
arn,y Of di~posIng of a lot OF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
SPLENDID BARGAINS!

New and exclusive styles, latest
novelties, finest quality Of season
able goods for spring wear ever be-
fore shown in Mineral Point.
An endless variety of good, hon
est, warranted boots and shoes, at
prices that will surely make you
happy, at PENHALLEGoN's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
SPECIAL. NOTICE

Having gone ont of business in
Mineral Point, and wishing for a
general settlement, all parties know.
ing themselves indebted to me are
requested to call at the Iowa Count,
Bank and settle with Jas. w. Hutch.
ison. c. Il. MoFFETT.
January 10, 1888. 2tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
some Foolish People

Allow cough IL ran until ii gets beyond
the reach of medicine Thee often cay, Oh,
ii will wear away, bat in most cases ii wears
them away. Gould they he induced to try
sam, which we sell on q positive guarantee TO
cure, 'hey would Immediately zee the excel.
lent effect after lasing The first dee. Price
soc and 81 Trial size free al c. r. Mofetl's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
HEED THIS FACT.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Nv friends and customers are re-
specially informed that | am still
ut the old stand IN readiness To do
new work aud repairing in a salts
factory manner, AT reasonable prices.
All shelf goods, of which consid-
cradle Is of my own manufacture,
will be sold away down 10 CLOSE out.
WIN. JACKA, SR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

MEMS fine Congress buttoned and
laced shoes from sl.75 up, at Pen
halIegon's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

THE choicest cranberries and
dried fruits at Hendra's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
ITTORNETS


\ FToRNEY AND oouNsELLoR. podgevlps wi.
WI practice lu all the courts III this state. rx
sept he lows County tprohstel Court.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

A. g, Ru,c, IRON New London, Conn.
wril,s Send me two boxes of Kenp's Pile
Snpposilcries by mail Our druggist is out.
out help, but the suppostories cured me.
The treat ment Is new and within reach of
all, and would dyise the affected to give them
a lrlal For sale in Mineral Point by c. K,
NJ 1fTstt. at 80 cents per box
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

REDUCTION on all kinds of cloakS,
wraps, jacketsaud shawls, at Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

SHOES cheaper than ever before at
Penhallegon's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

THERE has been reduction made
in the price of Deller's overcoats.
Now lisa good time to buy overcuats
at DelIer's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
Iowa County Teachers Examinations.

Work viii begin at 10 r. N. OF the iirst day
and at a. m. ~ the : cond day.
ANY wishing to write for 2d and lst grades
will be accommodated 10y evening sessions
Those wishing 70 teach % u holding certia-
cates) must attend some one Of these places for
examination. come prepared with proper
writing materials. such as pens. legal cap
paper and good ink
No hooks Of any kind needed.
All frieDds of eduus don are invited TO attend
any OF these examinations
Respectfully
b. W. GTLLETT,
sri County superintendent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

4 TIoRNFYS And OOUNSFLi.ORs podrevuIe
Wis vii, practice N an courts n the state.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

Choice canned goods and fancy
groceries at Spraller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
DENTISTRY,


:, Has removed from Dodgoville 10 Mineral
Folnt- and will be found in the rooms Formerly
occupied by Or Il. J. CoykendaH q, err Ualo's
grocery store. on
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

REMEMBER, when you are in need
of wall paper, that we have some
bargains. j. J. Hanscom 4 Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

DulFR has opened branch store
! AT. Jeuklu'~ building for the
|nn,r of di~poslng of a lot OF
(0ods at auction.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
Gn M Nobiniom.

Wan fortnaer / be pariiilfe Blade, OF
en- Original, Der leuebe / Omesnen al
5ontainebleau, er aisaaet peo 9gben.
Berionsn bar meb Rette eler urette
Napnet Rojaretb, os bleo alminbelis
faloet Stoomenneifet; ban Dor meeet
beflsnot al ale Spabiersi9nsere, Der
beIsste Sfouen peb 6ontainebleau.
NoSaretb to9 alIerebe unoer aeiiers
osmmet Bplis / Sfooen psb 5ontaine
bleau.
6ans 9rast par / bsielte Grab pri=
mitip, ps beitOb at en- Yjalt, Der neppe
bar iaa tor Tom ct Ginblab. Sans
lanse, buicsule Saar bar belt i Ilere
S%letninser os iat op ON bans Sopeo
paa en- bsiit eienoommelis Maaoe. BET
bar altiau Inlet timber, at en- iaa eiens
bommelis 5remtonins tiltraf Jig be
Spabierenoes Spm9rfiombeo.
Otter at ban bapbe taitet fit 8lit paa
bet Ssibebras, fra builfet Der er llbiist
til Stenbrubbene oeb Yaris, palste ban
fire Greer, bpis @rene ban ioreneoe
peo Sernlanfer, os ban OpiDrte M en-
Bolis / bisie luitise Smsiuelier. llben
anben giitano END i'm 8~ebanoisbeo os
fin Snteqisents, baube ban itaffet ale
Materialier til fin &ebe tilpeie peo
Sielp al ct 9ous. Sa ben npe RUbins
iOn buube fulbenbt tit @rbeibe, Iabrite.
rebe ban en- Nrt Stise, Der fun bsftob
al en- lang @ren meo 9persrene.
Oct bar bans 9rappe, iom ban traf
up, naar ban bar biemme, ps ban troo=
lebe oerueb ale Sasabonoer os paaz
transenbe Nrssjerrise. Naur ban piloe
glide burtis ps let neo, benpttebe ban
BERTH ct slat 9cus.
Senrle mRrtell9e Solt9 bleo Wtdalef
for manages Spabierture, os man fprte
6remmebe til bette 2sullot liseium til
en- bersmt uoiist.
Na5aretb bapoe bog mob Slutninsen
al tit Sip forlabt i'm luftise Borg, os
oDbe bos en- Srancebusser / Giant
payne, Der bauoe taset BAN til fig,
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04

baseffer Sarpen for at taae bare paa ben
bet gil pei imnai, men bet sii bog. Tisis
6oli CT reniss ON be minefts ubstposIisbs.
Der, % life Tan be ioniuts til nosst Jorlis
inobproes. men maa nltih IN til en- 1reoss
BONNER; bar ina ban f9lot fin Tom, oa 10,
mes De at bare peI tiIfreos % snar bism pei
forliste, ! bet YfiHofie for en- lib.
vi sr notiaa soet ~iorugist mee oenne polite
aoloni be bi9lpsr os 10 til at bore Stattes
bproernN, DC bar bpsset ct Store, en- pr1stie
atrte, iom or en- Brpo for 5oipnet, ct imuit
os Iolto GUS for fin YrRit os bar aulaet en-
Sn, bpis Raun sr @iluo.
Soao Setprelieu al lopnst aueaar, oa er
pi S'anoinaosr life iteomoosriist behauo.
leoe ri bar nerlis en Tarf os en- Roros
mano iom Superpiiprs.
pans Gasperion (oan'D iom Chairman"
ben treble er Yolai. Suffice Of gence" er
MORT; en- oauit 8onitabel
vi bar or9oniieret en- Reuisbeo pan "a
Yteolemmer os bar bpsset en- airte. ri be
themes al gaitcr OLAF Soel, Of ben rorite
Spnooe, cs BON er Ell brnp SlRIeigrger.
NGiteu boert norlf Bpsoslas o. 7alfsre
er repreienteret / Dor Nlenisbeo, os BERTH
tomrner osiaa nosle 7anlte bet Beofte er,
at oi ale er eui9e. q. Y. Gleion.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
Sennep, Eierce Co., Saf.


Nntllope Sallep er Ell StrRfnina Yrairie-
Lamb, hpiltet er for bet Meite pptaset, men
anleontns fan enonu sioes til at iaa 9ano
Der Tor Den, iom pasier iis itioe. Qauoet bor
ct pent uoieenoe ps er soot us irustbart
uueralt.
vi ff / CONNER Sernbane beriaienuem,
o9 bet ier no til at bliue ct sobt % tripeliat
Steo.
Spr nRrmete Saut elspIaos ,r Barton,
bpor pi bar to Stores iamt Yoit Office Ga ct
Sladimitbibcp, Us til Sommeren tommer
Der piitrot til at reiie fig Here forltjeniseS lass
5orretninssbuie.
Setret bar biotil pGret upaatlaaeltat, ri
bar en- W4asie Sne, men life lao itormfulot,
ION pi erfarer, bet bar p9ret / Cub % Noro.
Dog er ct Bar W9no pmfomne, nemlia guef
s. Slaatta fra Sisoal, yiorse, % en-, bpem
les life fIenbte.
Befolfninsen Der er for oct Weite Sfanoi-
naper.
Spao bet &irfelise ansaar, iaa fan bem9rs
tes, at bet Der, LEGION paa andre Steoer, er
9esn til llfreo os Splittelie; ri betienes ofte
al baaoe Spnpoes % apnferens-Y refter, %,
1aar life ollie bar famine Sinh, oeo Ri, bppr
ban bet 9aar. q. Z.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
N norii siris, iom beiisnss Of gaiior ".

en- norlf airis, iom beiienss al Yaiior ".
5prbe.
Soao sirieitrioeu ansaar, iaa CT bet sanife
roli9t, oa SrRiterue ioausliom Reniabeos-
lsmmerne bliper trRite al at iipes belle 9ioen.
I'll n9ite gaar bar pi Soab ON at faa en-
Serubane IND til Bpsu. os. bpis bet saar for
lta, oil bet blipe en- for Si9lp, iaapel for be
Sdnolsnoe iom for 5armsrsn os Grbeiss.
ltauoen.
w Hnbeoer bar leg life meset, bog bar iea
netop h1rt Cole ON, at en- Slnss 8isrn ifal
uRre uoe paa natlise ganorinaer ct Tibet
Stptfe fra Nmberit. Get bGnote iia for en-
lib iioen, at en- 5armer miitsoe en- Del GiR,
os o~erefter foripanot en- spb Eel aorn; liae.
leoes mifteoe en- 5armer bsnueo 10 SnIbels
Boteter paa Nseren. Y3en iaa ital Iii hsre:
bet bar tttc lRHse, fsreno en- Eel Slef oroa
afIteo for at fcrene Jig meo Boteterne; men
en- lib ~eereiter por bet after en- gel Ssleif,
lom life uioite beore euo at bile le efter 30.
%teterne; men bet ueubts iiosn aloria iioen
tilbaae.
ran nosen al Blaoets 2Giere iise mig,
ON Slsrnen bertilancs lisser / Siet belle
Stnteren, eler ON ben er noe til pisie Iioer;
ianot maa bet p9re, at ben bar 10 Manos
Stprte % ~ Wanos BET, elers tnnoe Zen
alorts pioe, bppr alt Saaoant tunoe finoes;
bare irlsen logger no Sor, iaa ber titftUt
bliper 'nebet ueb Yinsebenet.
Gn Nbonnent.