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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-09

The lRsH CATS The legend of the
Kilkenny cats is likely to pass out Of
memory before the tales of the strife for
Federal positions among the Republicans
of 1889. There are ior'eyey prospective
vacancy applicants To the number of q
score OF more, and all The factions are re-
newing the bitterness OF their old time
feuds in their contentious for their
fayortes " J. STIR.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-09

.1~BROAD-sTREET METHODIST
CHURCH, Broadand Tenth streets Rev. :. 5.
lambeth, d. d.. pastor, al II am ami pm.
Revival services viii be continued during the
week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

doubles. The following clubs were then
admitted into the organization: The
Racket Club of Los Angeles and the
Sierra Madre Tennis Club. The meet
ing then adj urned.
The ball at the Arcadia last night was
better attended than has been any of the
preceding hops, for the popularity of the
dances increases with each one. Some
very elegant costumes were worn, and,
t ken altogether, it was very brilliant
htf air. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Platter, Miss Rowan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glseselt, MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Hall,
Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Kennedy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Spires, Mrs. Van Doren, Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Russell, the Misses White
ley, Captain and Mrs. Anderson, MIR. and
Mrs Coskley, Mes.rs. d. McCool,
Wheeler, Uthoff, c. P. Scott, Court
Scott, FL. w. Patton and John Lovel.
A prize fight took place last night at
the back OF a well-known sporting house
here. The pugs were Young Abbott, of
Los Angeles, and a negro named Joe.
They fought Queensbury rules with hard
gloves Abbott had things all his own
way, and knocked his man out in the
third round with terrible blow in the
neck The victor was challenged this
morning by "Nigger Bob' to fight for
$3.50 and the championship of Santa
Monica. All are feather weights.
There was the biggest rush of the sea-
son here today. The Arcadia was
crowded, and the lighthouses did an
enormous business. On North Beach
the open-air performances we're given,
much to the delight of the assembled
thousands. Mr.. Frank Ellis worked
like Trojan all day and kept things
ship-shape.
Mr.. Scott's new road to the beach was
was much patronized yesterday and was
commented on as great acquisition.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Johnson are at
the Arcadia,
Mrs. r. M. Widney arrived at the Ar
cadia Yesterday for short stay.
Mr.. Sid Lacey and Col. A. B. Hotch-
kiss are among the many arrivals at the
Arcadia today.
Messrs. w. D. English and G. o. Alex
ander came to the Arcadia today, accom-
panied by E. J. Niles.
Captain A. B. Anderson, of San Ga
briel, has arrived at the Arcadia, accom-
panied by his wife and child, and will
remain here for week or SO. He has
! brought his celebrated dogs Commodore
and Robin with him.
Among the host of Angelefios at the
Arcadia and on the sands today were
Colonel K. E. Hewitt, w. FL. Bonssll and
wife, D. H. Ireland and wife, G. D..
Beebe, ]. D. Longstreet, R. Brown, F.
P. Wilson, Captain Bailey, J. V. Mill,
G. E. Averill, Lieutenant Craig, w. s.
Maxwell, E. Maxwell, Colonel 1. B.
Polk, 7. d. Mott, E. A. Curtis, wife and
child, DR.. A. f. Wheeler, F. NJ. Cho-
quit. s. A. Foxley, NJ. W. Brady,
G. E. Roberts, d. B. Williams,
Major Ben Stern, Major Ben
Ward, J. E. Cook, Fred Cowley, R.
Scott, W. L. Phippin, Z. M. Mansfield
Miss Ethel Johnson, G. Uthoff, Miss M.
Rogers, DR.. Wise and wife, President
Frankenield. Postmaster Preuss and
wife, Ed. Shoemaker, l. Folaski and
family. John Moran, Colonel Amos Burr,
NJ. Welch, E. Stengele, Miss Laura
Chauvin, ]. B. de las Casas, Mrs. Mead
and Miss Mead H.
Julu 81 1890
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22
SANTA MONICA.

Opening of the New Presbyterian
Church-Tennis Tournament.
Today the new First Presbyterian
Church was opened with impressive
services, its early opening being renderde
necessary by the fact that the chapel can
not now keep up with the seating de-
msnd. The dedicatory services will not !,
however, take place until the final COM
pletion of the church. The progra mme
as carried out this morning was as fol-
lows: Voluntary, by Miss Griffin; Dox-
ology invocation hymn, by the congre-
CATION; Scripture reading; PRAYER !;
"We Praise Thee, o God," by the choir |;
vocal solo, selected, by Miss Ellis ser.
mon, by the Rev. Jno. w. Ellis; vocal
solo, by Miss Fellows; hymn by the con-
gregation. In the evening the following
exercises were rendered. Light of the
World" by the choir; Scripture read
ing; prayer; vocal solo, 'The Palm
Trees" J. A. Foshay; Scripture les
sons; hymn, by the congregation; SER
mon, by Rev. Jno. W. Ellis; Protect
Us Through the Coming Night" by the
choir.
In the reading-room of the Arcadia
Committee of the Lawn Tennis Associa-
tion of Southern California for the pur.
pose of making arrangements for the an
nual tournament. Mr.. Abbott Kinney
presided and there were also present
Messrs. Waring, w. A. Young, ID. B.
Lockwood and N. E. Swartout. The
first business on hand was to elect new
Secretary, Mr.. Saunders having gone to
Seattle. Mr.. N E. Swartout was at once
appointed to fill the honors and COM
menced his duties at once. 1t was de-
cided to hold the tournament at the Ca
siao during the week commencing the
10Th of August, and the 18th of August
was set as the date for the assembling OF
delegates. A Tournament Committee was
then appointed consisting Of Messrs.
Waring, Young and Swartout and the
programme was announced as follows:
Gentlemen's singles, ladies' singles,
gentlemen's doubles, ladies' doubles.
all comers' singles. gentlemen's
handicap singles, gentlemen's handicap
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

l.. H. Osburn, of Lancaster, is in the
city.
C. A. Fire, of Mexico, is at the Hollen-
beck.
John R. Balls, of San Rafael, is at the
Nadeau.
A. W. Nadeau, OF Chicago, is at the
Hollenbeck.
Us. Woodruff, of Chicago, is at the
Hollenbeck.
John r. Berry, of San Diego, was at
the Nsdeau yesterday.
J. B. Cohn has gone up to San Fran
cisco on short visit.
r. B. Hale of San Jose, brother of J
M. Hale, is at the Westminster.
E. L. Bloom, Manager of the Pay
master Company, is at the Nadeau.
John P. Moran went up to San Fran
cisco by the night train on Saturday.
Duncan B. Harrison and all the Pay
master Company are at the Nadesu.
Mrs. Henry @. Cowls and Miss Allie
Morris, of Syracuse, are at the Hollen-
beck.
w. FL. Perry and wife and W. T. Perry,
of Brooklyn, New York, are at the West
minister.
7. J. Weldon, of the California Bank,
returned yesterday from a trip to San
Francisco.
7. Fl. Mccormick, the distinguished
railroad man from San Francisco, is al
the Nadeau.
Ex-Attorney W. H. H. Hart, of San
Francisco, has been spending few days
at the Nadeau.
Mr.. Cosmo Morgan IAN old.timer in the
semi-tropics, is back again. He is at
the Hollenbeck.
@. A. Campbell, the Monrovia boomer
in days of yore, has returned from the
East. He is at the Hollenbsck.
Mrs. A. Griffith, mother of DIR. E. M.
Griffith. left on Saturday for her home in
San Francisco, after six weeks visit in
Los Angeles.
mr. II. w. CTduk, vi Cuo LOuuOn
Clothing Company, left for New York
Saturday to assist the New York buyer
in selecting their fall stock.
Mascot Harrison, an important mem
Der of the Paymaster Company, is at the
Nadeau. The play is Irish and so is
"Mascot." He has black eye.
Mrs. Rogers, wife OF DR.. G. A. Rogers,
of Bakersfield, is spending few months
in this city. Mrs. Rogers is ac-
companied by her two sons, Homer
and Guy. They are the guests of Mre
Ella Fisher, 119 Ann street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22
FASHION NOTES.
Points for Ladies Concerning Their
Attire.

1Oihts RVH LAuies esCOhCernlhK Ahe1F
Attire.
Mrs. Mackay, of bonanza fame, has a
gown with $4,000 worth of real pearls
on it in the form of embroidery.
Jsunty, short wasted, Eton jackets of
colored silk with crossed and folded vests
are in high favor.
The gilded youth now favors his lady
love with flower epaulet instead of the
customary box of roses. The lovely
floral Offering is worn on the left shoul-
der.
The newest coiffure decoration consists
of fine braids OF real hair set with bright
jewels at intervals. These are wound
around the head after the hair is dressed,
after the fashion of Greek fillets.
Baptistes and foulards with orange
grounds and black figures are subdued
somewhat by the plentiful accessories of
black MORE. Though no end stylish and
wonderfully becoming to fair and dark
alike no woman of wisdom will venture
upon one who has not twenty other
dresses in her summer wardrobe.
The very smartest cotton shirts to be
worn with tennis blazers have fronts
starched, polished, and gotten up exactly
like the masculine article. 1t takes a
daring girl to appear in one, her less
brave sister choosing the very popular
and more feminine-looking fancy ones of
silk or lace. With some of the latter the
incroyable cravat or huge bow is worn.
Again, others have some trimming ar
rangements down the front to make them
look like a jacket.
The fragrant lengths of the floral boa
are slowly reaching to our shores. Their
costliness will probably account for their
slowness in coming. To the violet boas
that first presented themselves have been
added exquisitely perfumed ones of
roses, buttercups, daisies, and dainty,
tender forget-me-nots. A strip of silk
forms the foundation and the flowers are
massed on it. Other summer boas for
wear at lawn fetes and concerts are of
soft silk, crepe, gauze or tulle.
Smart piazza wraps are Injuries of
wardrobe that no well-regulated young
woman can afford to despise. Her
shapely shoulders will acquire new
grace beneath their soft, deftly-draped
folds, while her skin will assume just the
proper degree OF glowing beauty if only
the right shade is chosen to lie next 10
it. Matrons select visite-shaped models,
with pagoda sleeves, and favor velvet for
material and all the light tints of ortho-
dox grays, blues, and pinks afford wide
latitude ss to color.
Never has ribbon in all widths and
varieties been 10 immensely used az now.
On many of the cotton gowns, ribbons
are fastened under the armhole, carried
across the back or front, crossing each
other drawn close to the figure, in front
lied in long loops and ends, The ribbons
are from three to four inches wide.
Epaulets formed OF u ribbon carried
around the top of the armhole and
finished off with coquettish bow are on
both day and evening bodices. These
are particularly suited to the babyish-
looking, low empire waists for young
girls.
The following is IA description of a grand
prix toilet that was model Of originality
if not of beauty: The wonderful redin-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22
NEWS NO FEs.

All sojourning Knights and Ladies OF
Honor are requested TO meet with Angel
City Lodge this evening at No. 25 North
Main street.
The public schools of San Francisco
commence their summer and fall term
today. The Los Angeles schools will
not reopen until September I'd.
The City Council will meet this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, and will probably ad-
journ until Thursday, when a meeting
will be held for the purpose OF passing
ordinances calling for bond elections.
The Union League is making
great preparations for its outing at
Catalina to commence on July 9th.
Those who intend to participate will
notify the proper authorities at once.
1t is said that Waters street, between
Downey avenue and Hof street, is in 8
terrible condition. and that the Street
Superintendent's deputy plowed it up
and left it in its present condition.
A mass-meeting and reception will be
rendered Rev. J. A. Brooks today at
Longstreet's Hall, on Main street. In
the evening lecture will be given by
Rev. Mr.. Brooks at the Christian church
on Temple street.
There is a big wheat crop in the San
joaquin. The Southern Pacific Company
is hauling no end of "empties" out OF
here to take the grain to tide-water
There are coming in at Port Costa 150
carloads day, against fifty year ago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22
The 1Eenth.Street Hotel

once take the field in order to test
whether the people will back the big
hotel or not. The proposition is to place
500 bonds of 5000 each, to guarantee the
payment of interest on 100000 for five
years. The $500 will be payable in ten
installments of $50 each, or one every
six months. There ought to be no diff
Guilty in placing these bonds. Fuller par
ticulars of the matter will be laid before
the public at an early day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

Immense success Of our grand clearance sale
Don't delay, but call eft once. City of Paris
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

TheO. Rapp, Wood Engraver,
No. 10 Court street, room 8. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Reasonable prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

American, English and French delieacies al
lunch meats at Donahue's grocery house.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22
A WORD OF CAUTION.

In this as in every other locality where it is
known, there are hundreds OF persons who are
taking joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla. To those
we want to say one word. In nine cases out of
every ten it is effecting specific cures. But word
comes to us occasionally OF people who report
that it operates too freely upon the bowels.
We want to call the attention of those to the fact
that they are not following the printed instruc-
tions and are taking too much of it, If it acts
too freely reduce the dose, never taking any
more at any time than causes easy and perfect
action Keep this injunction in mind, and take
it regularly for a while and do not indulge in too
much greasy food, and we will have your testi-
monial within a fortnight. ii taken under these
conditions it is an absolute cure for indigestion,
dyspepsia, sick headaches constipation face
eruptions and liver and kidney disorders. 1t
may be asked how it can possibly cure so many
ailments. But the reason is clear. All those
troubles are the legitimate result OF improper
liver and kidney action or impaired digestive
organs. Its effects upon those functions are as
astonishing to the medical fraternity as to the
thousands who are daily taking it.
No deception, no humbug, no misrepresenta-
tions. Dress goods silks and trimmings 20 per
cent below manufacturers prices. City of
Paris.
TOIenas. Best natural mineral water for
liver and stomach troubles. Edward Germain,
sole agent, 122 South Spring street
Ardenter Mustard, sold by all grocers, will
please the greatest epicure. For thirty six
years the standard.
Ebinger's Celebrated
Milk and homemade bread always fresh on
hand. Corner Third and Spring.
TheO. Rapp, Wood Engraver,
No. 10 Court street, room 8. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Reasonable prices.
To Your Interest.
When in Los Angeles, try Hotel Westmin ster.
Reduced rates for the summer.
American, English and French delicacies and
lunch meats at Donahue's grocery house.
Immense success OF our grand clearance sale.
Don't delay, but call eft once. City of Paris.
G. W. HERsEE, expert piano tuner, at ]. W.
Gardner's 212 South Spring street.
Donahue's Grocery House,
205 8. Spring street,
SherR In williams, prepared house
paints at Z. a. MATHEWS.
We are closing out the very choicest dress
goods, silks and trimmings at 20 per cent be.
low manufacturers prices. City Of Paris.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

Ardenter Mustard. sold by all grocers, will
please the greatest epicure. For thirty-six
years the standard
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

Donahue's Grocery House,
205 8. Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

G. W. HERSEE, expert piano tuner, at ]. W.
Gardners, 212 South spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

No deception, no humbug, no misrepresenta-
tions Dress goods, silks and trimmings 20 per
cent below manufacturers prices. City of
Paris
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

TOIenaS. Best natural mineral water fol-
liver and stomach troubles. Edward Germain
sole agent 122 South Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

To Your Interest.
When in Los Angeles, try Hotel Westmin ster
Reduced rates for the summer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-22

Ebinger,s Celebrated
Milk and homemade bread always fresh on
hand. Corner Third and Spring
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-13
George Roroabl.
SIermore. Erpuu 60 W,s.

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@runo ai 9srte, os gbir6 Bugs hsitere
mere eno Sarmeren. Webens Song Vito
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bort Sutpn. 81 bapbe en- 8arf emalfine ps
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after Dor en- slimrenbe Sorretning. Ior
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ner. Ser er en- linen Weniebec, Der betlenes
Of Yaitor VI. Yeterfon fra SOFT Soparo at
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vi bar en- lioen STRIFE % S%gnrassHole.
8. 6. Suartom.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-13
Satton, Trail Co., Tefpta.

SullUHr run Su., &GiUIu,
Satton er en- pen lioen Bp meb Q Irp
@ooos Stcres; bet enc Ell al Seg9en &
Tilipn, bet auoet at Sons Seen; 2 Snro.
mare Stpres, 8. BALES oa s. MarItrus; 8
Smeoisr, s. SlBrsos, 8. 8orsmDs % ..
Nnberipns; / 9rus Store, 9auibiens &
efsrn; 2 So.ensr, VI. Yrsrbens os 8. giel.
TENS; ct Yoit Gffice, 3 glepatorer, ct Saosl-
maserperfiteh. Ell Slogterbutif; De 10 fibre
eies Of 3poifere. y folininsen er for bet
Neite norIf. Ser er p9iaa 2 3enpererts-
Snlpner, men blind pigs finoes not ogina
be srpnter os rober iaapel 9os iom Nat.
Spepeaplinsen iioite Var bar life rar, men
ri b1aber, ben Ifal bline beore iaar. Suuo'
behstiliinnben er %roiiaa bra; enfelte 9shs,
falo er hpg inot,uIne; men hi bar en- soo
9oitpr fra Rorse / or. Ramm. Wenisbe
ben b~etienes al Haitor @rpnlio. giennem
BpeH gaar eer IN Sernbane. fom eies al ct.
8. W. & Manitoba aompaniet.
y. Bprlano.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-13
California.

Union Bncific 8anen, "The Over
lamb Route, bar b1slise grfuriioner
til osnne snlone Staf. 8ette sr ben
tore Central. Suite; ben gar ben bebite
@foiperins, bet beoite Sporleie, be met
forefommenoe Betjente os be burtigite
buslise Cog al nogen 2inje peitenfOr
MisiOuri Jlpoen. "The Overland
Flyer" er bet sneite Limited" 9rGn,
iOm trpoier 8ontinentet; be beitaar uoez
luffenbe Of Yunmnn BalabsOosne. fabris
fereoe ipecielt for bette Cog cs er fOrs
ipnebe meb ale moberne 5orbsbrinssr.
5orlans Billet meo benne 9inie us refs
oper insen anben. aisb bin Bilst al
bin nermefte 8iaetasent os for fulbs
ftanbise Oplpsninssr fan man benpenbe
fig til s. 6. 2pnbe,
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1875 Onaha. Nebraifa.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-13
Sruce, Ned Go, Wirr

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ben fr 6aoee moroiam o. inieresiani og Tor
furter mnn9sn enium Stuno, ruar hi ON Yiu
tersn sr ngot I'll at fibre inoe / aoiteloprs
troaen.
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iiuli9 Tlabs, pmt,erlt 16 Ollie sft fro Siour
Sails peo 81. Central u. H., iom snar fra
Gptrptee til Giour 6aTs. gpen Dor TO
Storcs, Gleputur, Smeoibop % Cattle Nlro.
iont er reouenoi9 / Ell Bn, oa Saloouen,
TOM buroe pRret nGpnt iprit, ejgr soil I'll
ubp,er. lad at Cattle YaroeH r9 Saloonen
er Roget iom pusier ganite goot iommeu.
Ger er TN M airte, iom beiienes al Yaiior
9urroe, Der er eu ppperlis S%lGlebptoe
Der runbt or spot Sarnirsslnno of fna fIsbt
men Triierne CT pener life De looeite; Del
nptter i'll, at tlgbe Gono her for ben, ionI
life bar plenty money. StoreNar nor snnlft
flaut; Speben bar b2abe ipnb rg coorlie
men S~riierue bar meset iigrre END forriss
War; bois life, bauoe lite 6armeren faoci
messt for fit Grbeloe. 5urmerue Der runbi
or for bet Yteite ueliiaaenoe, no9le enope
ri9e, bpiltet tpoer paa, at Der eneons bal
pGret bsore 9ioer for Earning, eno Oct III
er. 9illut en- penlis Silien til "3ecprab.
Bofen" % bens 2Giere.
@eprae Roroabl.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-13
9eeorab.Vpitem.-cnsoaa ben 1909 Marts 1888.

let bar u9ret at l9ie | Blaoeue, at Sfa'
ben reo ben fore Sloebrano Der gil up til
$4,000; ben bltp ppsiuet al be Blonoltote
til omtreHt $4,000. vi tose Nunoen rel
nib bsrer 10 mso til gittsen. De 1eite Of
be Branbliote unr Ioriitrsoe / aooe Gsin'
rnntsfompanier, % oil i~anoipnlisuis bpsse
rs forii9tte fine SorretHiussr. Sarii sit
bet no cper Dor nsieoe 2anesmanb 8. ".
8rcpts, ou ban uhsloisuis ifte bapos oain
reret. Sele bars Sareopius, Der topoe en-
S9rri Of omtreni $1,000, iamt Iaffinbuiet
GIT OF I 4uer. Sluttslis en- psnIi9 SPLEEN til
9anosmRnb iJernt os NOR.
Ole Gpenion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-13

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@ialo 90 'orbeore fine 6avme. bit por en-
0O!na'sile osIten uoouer, at mgoe pa Ie ale
DC 'H''leroe 8laoe Nniister paa goppen Of be
p1,e oe'tableoe SUeoelRs pite. ioripqnot
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e boorleoes 3rfrensbeo IpIte No al bpert
"iNat men M / %intermaoneoerne or iotsr
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%y'0rsi'e ! oSH balooBoe SefoIfniu9; Sinteren
fSrir Ell pig Srno Of Stilbso ureo ia uper.
olf' oslaa Sorretnirssltuet itirner en- Sturo,
raar oft nreet irpier int; neo gnoren bill
totbaabenti's Wilt igien iaa MT SIP.
Tn COB SuotG9tstilce for Columbia er
6''ferl os Snst; her iiifea ~lIaeioa meeet Btus
Ter lom Scmmer. meget @ipooe, Der n IND.
III ooer Ell Nlen Iona, y al "a 6sft Yiuhes
en- 1f9n9ce Sizes, 9Guoer % auoet Shit;
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for at oRre frn8tbarere os b:bre eno De ilcfte
andre StFoer bfr rrnbt / GpbcotUta; lnros
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lture snnlle 4eotrRer; men QnnSet lauos
H'oeren ct oerfor toitbnr,re esp poa Yrai
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'fanbirnpiNf hubert Menisbec, Der Qaor I'm.
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Der CT tuli en %SSarlille / Columbia lpm til
perer Wel i9hecen ncmlia 9emle So fen,
lont Tor bar boet / &ec5rab. 8afor uislter
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ban laoer til at oGre meast ofbolot OF fin
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l'9e Sampbaner; men ~IprtDuper / Stilleo
@uos Orb, % forie9er at leoe oereiter, lom
l Rf9eleu prfer lan9t bsore, % isrer til
mere anrOelig %elii9nelie, enN me9en urpttia
Sir'o ON De for'tiellge Ncsreber c9 Crto.
ocriens forltlenise i9rpe ubtrpf. Scr bolos
tes @ueetleneiie / Columbia Ell @ona boer
Ntadne0 eler 6 Tiger MI boloes Itabie @ros-
~iI'neIte / ct npt SfOlsbus, omtrsnt en- 5 q 6
Diile bettrn, boor en- Gel Norlfe bar neoiat
liI. SCpeobefolfnin9en Der / Bpsr or lime
'%ltdnere, npsle 9pifere % Srleuoere, nosle
Rusiere flptteoe inb iibite Nar, "a npele
iau Sfunoinauer bar beet Der en- 4 a 5 War.
Seq ertnorer forreIten life mere al npsen
Snt,resie at meloe ON Sorbolbene / eler
runrt Columbia. 9tl rem, iom beosr mic
at itaiIe Dem Elaole, tan jig fin lise, at De,
iom pll babe Blaos bsr / Smerifn, MAJ ino.
fiuoe Jig ielp. fer at funle Iaa Ell iaapau.
Sline Mius.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-13
Gburd's Serrp, &amiap Co., Tot.
q. Sprlano.
.9et tidlp Tarmerne I Benion

...... Set bialp Sarmsrne | Bsnion og
Romiep gou tier sobt / Sinter, at De al On
tel Som III buer fra / til I 99s Yeo irit fra
Sort cotton TeierpStioHen. Sor n9rmeiie
Yp ct gaurd's Serrp, 90 Wile / Rorooeit
fra 9epils Gate Gin. Ten er life flor; Den
bar 8 nlminoelige Stores, 1 Sartpare Store,
2 Sotener, 3 Sleputoie r, 2 Smeoier. 1 Irua
Store o. 9 Salppner. Niob Spo % Yeft
fra Bpsn er Il fort norif Excitement mee
Solf fro ale Sontsr al Norge. vi bar ale.
repe ct Tur Serrbaner % perter en- til.
SuHbbeostiltanoen Der bar peret snnlte
goo. Ole 8. Sobnion.