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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-31
SAYS the Ahn

SAYS the Alta of the new election bill
The Election Board and Ballot Clerks are
representatives of the appointing power The
appointing power represents political party
and that political parry represent the machine
for the time being uppermost in its control.
VIII II not, through this law. have in its hands
the most powerful and the most dangerous cleo
ton machinery ever devised
Not more SO than now Admitting that
the Board and its clerks spring from
dominating power that is as vicious as that
now holding the election machinery in its
grasp in San Francisco, how much more
will the sacredness of the electors ballot
be imperiled than now, by reason of the
preparation of his ballot alone and free
from the espionage and immediate in
fuence of the ward strikers? Not one
whit. On the contrary, the effect of such
law will be to break down the means by
which the vote of the elector is made
known to the political boss.
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SENATOR SHERMAN proves by his manly
utteranee that he has Americanism of the
right ring in plenty. He expresses the
thought Of simple justice when he says ::
1t was agreed with the Samoan King
that the United States should have Pango
Pango Bay for a coaling station, in con-
sideration of which The United States
should protect the Samoan Government.
But the United States has been too slow
in maintaining the rights of American
citizens in Samoa and in CARRYING into
effect the provisions of the original treaty,
by which the United States had agreed to
protect Samoa from foreign INVASION
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----'---7-'-''---- -
A Demand Conceded

Lospos. January S0th--one thousand Clyde
fremen and sailors have struck for an increase
OF three shillings per week, which the Allan
Company has conceded.
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THERE has been good deal of cor
respondence and debate concerning the
paymen. and cancellation and the pos
sible double payment of coupons of Sacra-
men.o city bonds. 1t has had one good
effect; it has much enlightened the people
upon the details of the law of our city
debt. 1t has also made clear the wisdom
of at once adopting what we have not now
system of bookkeeping, by which the
bond number of every coupon as paid shall
be entered, along with the date and
amount of payment, thus removing all pos
sibility Of subsequent confusion and con-
tention. 1t is now stated by the senior
member Of the Funded Debt Commission
that the evidences have been found of
record showing that about 81 900 worth
of coupons of 1861 have been twice paid,
they having been distracted after surren-
der by some unknown person over twenty
five years ago-that is, the evidences re-
cited justify that conclusion in the absence
of any showing to the contrary. The city
has ordered an expert investigation, and it
is well that it has been done. Il the
speediest and most satisfactory r-snner Of
setting at rest all doubt and contention
and will settle all the issues concerning
the retention of money for redemption of
outstanding overdue coupons.
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THE PRESENT HEIR PREsuMPTIvE.

brother, is now the heir presumptive TO the
throne. He has three sons-Archdlkes Francis.
Otto and Ferdinand. 1t is stated that Archduke
Francis resigned his rights to the succession
upon inheriting the Duke OF Modena's property.
and that consequently Archduke Otto is the
next heir. 1t is thought, however, that Francis
iesignation is ONLY conditional
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WE doubt the wisdom of passing the
bill to ascertain the sentiment of the peo-
pie of the State upon the question of Chi
nese restriction. The offer of the bill tes-
tifes to confidence in the result. But it
will be well to consider what will be the
effect of the Submission upon the people of
the East May they not look upon it as
evidence OF uncertainty among the people
of California as TO what they really desire
BY conventions, platforms, and other evil
dence of their will, the people of this
State have clearly and emphatically ex-
pressed themselves as opposed to unre-
stricted Chinese immigration. To now
submit the question to vote, is paying
altogether too much respect to recent
sensational effort in the newspaper realm.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

just Arrived! A large shipme MT of gem
inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett
worst. fine Italian Salomi. Also, large variety
OF different kinds OF Cheese, at rs street. r
BAUMLE. Give us call d20-lm
L. III. Taylor, Civil aud Hydraulic En-
gineering. Also Land Surveying 2l4Jsr If
For frst-class Carriage or Buggy 60
to HARRY BERNARDS. Sixth ana L SIS. II
John Ettel, Assayer and Chemist, corner
seventeenth and J streets. Also buys gold.
The best place in California have your printing done.
A. J. Johnston & Cos. 40 St. Sacramento Cal
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CANADA.

sixteen Men and 1wenty Horses Lost
Through the Ice.
MONTREAL, January 39th.-Sixteen men with
twenty horses were drowned while crossing the
ice on lake Ridean, Ontario. The accident is
reported to have occurred by the eaving in of
the ice near the village OF Sunbury, Ontario
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BusINEss pARALYzEn.

The Boerse first learned the news through the
Boerse Commissary- General, Carstern. A paral-
ysis of business ensued. The members rushed
to the streets and beseiged the telegraph offices.
The Boerse was Immediately closed, ana the
committee decided to keep it closed until
Friday.
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STAR PARTY.
NINE. UZO.

GsoRTUNE TELLER The Greatest Living
{ clairyoyani Card Re ader OF the Age. Tells
Past, Present and Future. Gives advice on
Love, Marriage and Business Can be con-
suited for three days only. Pailors 10 and 70,
International Hotel. jasi-it
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is not unusual for great and benefcent
schemes to meet with opposition at the
outset. Such as the one under con-
sideration has had no precedent in Cali
fornia, and it is not therefore surprising
that some citizens should look upon it as
merely experimental, when in fact similar
efforts by other communities have demon
strated their great wisdom and potential
beneficial capacity. We look forward to
the House debate upon the bill for such
attrition of ideas as will develop con-
clusively the strength and virtue of the
proposition and result in its passage. 1t
is scheme born of pure purpose and
craftsmanship, having for its beneficiary
the whole State of California, and for the
recipients of its bounty every industry and
productive vocation of this State There
are times in the history of all new States,
which, if improved, lead them to high
prosperity, but which, if neglected, may
not again present We believe that such
an hour has been reached in the history of
California, and that if the State strikes
now she can secure a great foreign market
demand for her products, that later on
may be found to have slipped from her
hands beyond the hope of recovery. To
expend the sum of S250,0OO for the i'm
proyement of present opportunities. is as
nothing when we are pouring out hundreds
of thousands of dollars for other purposes
In the light of what we know will be the
result of California exhibition at the
worlds market and travel-center, we be-
lieve that there is no other measure before
the Legislature, and never has been, look
ing to State-building and healthful devel-
opment, that can be considered as level
with the Importance of the London exhibit
ton proposition.
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Germany Said to Have Declared Open
War on nataafa.

AUCKLAND, January soth.-samoan advices
say the Germans have declared war against
Mataafa, and that probably all the samoans
will join against the Germans
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
IN dersigned, Administrator of the estate of
REUBEN JOHNSON, deceased that, under an
order of Court made on the 18th day of January,
1889, he will sill at public auction, to the high
est and best bidder, for cash in gold coin OF the
United states, in front of the Courthouse in the
city of Sacramento. on Saturday. the NINTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1889. the following de-
scribed real estate belonging to said estate The
north sixty 60) feet of lot eight (s) in the block
or square Sounded by and q and Sixth and
Seventh streets, in the city of Sacramento
county of Sacramento, State of California
Dated, January 18th. 1889
CHARLES Il. JOHNSON,
Administrator estate Reuben johnson, de
ceased.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney. ials-td
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-31

TURN.vEREIN GYMNAsIUM.-THE NEW
l. term of the Turn-VeIein Gymnasium will
commence with three new instructors at Turner
Hail on FEBRUARY l. 1889 Hours of tuition
for boys will be Mondays and THURSDAYS from
to $50 P. NJ. For girls, Tuesdays and Fridays
from 4 to $50 p NJ Youths, Mondays and
Thursdays, from to $50 P. NJ Men, Tuesdays
and Fridays. from 10 10 P. u. For further in
form ition inquire of PAUL FISHER, at Turner
Hall, lower floor. COMMITTEE OF GYMNAS
TICS, SACRAMENTO TuRN-VEREIN. ja30-6t
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REAL ESTATE, ETC.
ORANGEVALE!
CHOICEST FRUIT LANDS,
Ten-Acre Tracts, Planted or Implanted,
as Desired.

Orchards Cared for for Absentee Owners
FE,HE ORANGEVALE COLONIZATION COM
i pany, composed of prominent bus ness men
OF Sacramento, and endorsed by the Board of
Trustees, Board OF Supervisors and Board of
Trade, own 5000 acres of deep, rich fruit and
vine lands, all cleared on the American river,
opposite Natoma vineyard. 1t has been divided
into 10-acre tracts, each one fronting on 60
foo: avenue. Water under pressure for irriga-
ton will be piped by the company to each tract
free of expense. the water actually used only
being paid for by purchasers. Last season $50
acres were planted in trees and vines, and have
already been sold, in addition to a large num-
Der OF implanted tracts. This year 400 acres are
being planted. PLANTED TRACTS. $3.50 per
acre. IMPLANTED TRACTS, &125 per acre.
TOWN SITE.
The town site of Oraugevale is but IA miles
from the Folsom railroad depot Town lots
5Oxl5o, SSoo-s2O down and $40 per month. Lots
are sold in series of twenty and two cottages
awarded to the purchasers in each SERIES
nS- Send for maps and Information.
ORAAGEVALE COLONIZATION CO.,
2I4 j Street, Sacramento.
BRAND d CAMPBELL...........Itfl ....Agents
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
A SCATHING DENUNCIATI0N OF
BISMARCK AND son.
Floquet Says He Will Not Surrender
Death of the Austrian
Crown Prince.
NOW FOR ACTION.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE gEcoRD-usIos.l
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ALL WHO WISH TO Be MEMBERS

OF THE CAPITAL CITY ATHLETIC CLUB
" call at new hall. corner fifth and streets.
up stairs, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
THURSDAY EVENING KENNEDAY 1.-THE
Spider" of San Francisco, and CHAS. GAN
NON, feather weight, of Sacramento, will fight
to finish for purse of $780, ia30-2ts
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CoNrLIcIING RrMoRs

Many persons here still refuse TO believe that
his death resulted from apoplexy. All kinds
ofrumors of shooting by accident or design are
current. The Crown Prince always slept with
his bedroom door ajar. but on the morning of
his death the door was found locked This fact
is the subject of much comment
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SAID TO HAVE BEEN SHOT.

LONDON, January SOth.-The Daily Nears SAYS
II Is stated that official private kilograms from
Vienna affirm that the death of the Crown
Prince was due to wound inflicted with life.
THE SHOOTING THEORY ONCE MORE.
LONDON, January 3lst-A MA story is eur.
rent here that an italian official here has tie e
gram IN cipher from Rome, saying il is under
stood there that Rudolph was shot by one For
ster, whom he had wronged.
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FOR sAEE-TO LET.

ESoR SALE-WAYSIDE HOUSE AND SA-
L loon, with - acres of land; very % loea-
ton; price, $1,000. Apply TO CARL sTROBEL,
81 street. ja29-6t&wlts
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ARCHDUKE RUDOLPH.
Death of the Heir-Apparent to the Aus
triau Throne.

VIENNA. January SOth.- Archduke Rudolf
Austrian Grown Prince and heir-aDparent to
the throne, died suddenly to day at Meyerling,
near Baden. His death is supposed to have
been caused by apoplexy.
The Official announcement that apoplexy was
the cause OF his death has modified the alarm
OF the populace arising from a rumor that the
Prince had been killed while out shooting, as
he went on shooting excursion to Meyeriing
on Mondsy, accompanied by several guests
On the announcement of his death the Reich
rath adjourned amid great excitement The
court theaters and all places OF amusement are
closed this evening.
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ITO RENT A PLEASANT FURNISHED
Il front room; also, furnished room adjoining.
Apply at 222 NJ street. jaS0-3ts
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
SreIH Stoe.

Zen Sanbbsb, iOm i~nosbOfoss | bet
aamle, %, Tom bet ipuss. mobfisenoe
Oroipros "B9r fjat, uer fiat, par lite
altfor fj9t", pit en- e0,r anbeu @ars /
bort 2iu faa futo Bsfraftslie. SrUiue
ROntnsue, IN erself SiitOriemuler, for.
taller, at ban | 8~sspnoslien al fin Runit.
nerbane iil6raste msset az i'm lib /
marlborough Souis, buor ban fopierebs
be samle Rsfere. "Snsaus", fortnl.
fer ban, "rar aofiqise unse auuftners
OmtriHs meo mig | be mere soe Dele al
8p9niussn, oa ri fom til, buao ies an
ios for ct stub, buOri ies, leoet Of min
Rpssisrrisbsb, frsb IND. Rine &nmes
ruter lutteos sisblitfelis sfabosrsn eftsr
mig os ftanste mig iaaleoes inbe. me-
osns be iprans for at fOrtiatte fit Or
beibe | @nlIsrierne. Seq beparebe min
E~aalmooisb,o | 8sspnbsl'en, men ba
en- balp Time bar sauet, iputes ies. 81.
tuationen bespnbte at bliue ubpsselig,
os ies git til 8srts for at finbe en- 10:
gang fra nit 5ensiel. Seq bespuote
neb forfstis at fsfe mig foe % at itsoe
til 8pssene ruuot ON mig. I'll min
fore Gettelie fanbt jes, at 8aspasseH
CAB efter for mine Slas, Tom ON zen
bare bar sicrt al 2erreo.
Sec falot frog poa, at intet funNe
bare lettere enb at tuse min 8ennetuiO
os meb ben liere en- iua flor aabnins /
8easen, at ies tunbe frpbe no / bet
nnfte 8erelIe. Seq bar uetop / 8ssrsb
mso at ifiare ct Sul for paa benns
Raabe at oinbe min Sribsb, ba ieg
bsrte 5Obtrin % en- unsoomne'tg
Stemme raabe uben'or: "Sa iaa, Gut
ten min, er bu Der enbnu? 8t 9lemte
big rent bort. Bette er naitsn for me-
get al Moruen: gu tInoe baoe parst
inbeluffet belle Ratten ouer." pa ban
iaa &niuen | min Saanb, ipurste ban,
ON iss tnntte paa at tesaa setumoro /
min Gnipmbeb. "Nei, aIbeles life;
men jes bapoe ulbeles life til Seniist of
biiue lutfet inoe / ct iaabant Rot, rtuar
ies bleu opmartiom paa, at ies tunbe
fiere Sul | Sassen." "8assn!
Spao for noset? Wsner bu 2arrsbet
bag ter?" Sans 5ot ifrettelie siOrse
mig rent forferbet. "Sa naturlispis,
boorfcr itfe?" "5orbi bu ba piloe bare
saaet isiennem "9bilos Sarolb's Bill
srimase" sler ajernem minbIt $4,000
meo ct enefe Stribt". Bette bar iauot,
Tom iss ierere III uibe; bet bar ben fore
Raler turner's Weferueri Os life Of
minbelis 2arreb, iOm ubsiorbs Bag.
oessen."
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06

g omuuoei", iluftreret Waaueos'
frift for &itsrniur, camille os screenings
Ilp, uetomner bpsr Hinaueo meo fra 20
Ill 40 tore Bineoer os ct uoooIg Of ben
beofte 5olteI1snira: Romtner, Eoueasr,
8iosrofisr, ReiisOtTt ~iueIier, 5Oreninssmsos
o~sltlisr fra belle 2anoet, originate 2iste cg
Rompoitiousr, Bog bt. Hpe Wooer, arttt
Ter ON Spstpasniue, ON 8artreri Sosnins
etc, iamt 9rite ousr meIem 10 os irtbuuoreoe
ifanbiuopiIfe 5~orsniuger I Gmcrlfo.
VT B~iorusapoerue til be uofomne Rumre
fal ri uauus: Con. Garter 8. Sarrtiou;
Buf. SjlImur Siort SOpfsH; or. SoH Der
oicaris, Eunsier. Norocco; Or. Sames 8id
Redster, ". g.; Sr. 8. g. &iHsIep, Gbt'
cseo; gbrr. Sobu Rebfern s. Sons, " g.;
Trof. Gusuft Spleteo; Sr. o. 6. NoIb'6
o. m. q. - vi bet somle Ganbs 5oifattere
er Der meobelt g9,fer Of Ssnrit Sbien
.c5ruen fra Snuet"); Sonas Sic ("Ratia
SonS"); 9rud mann (Diats); Sdlnoorpb
(Disie); Jru gosrers2eiF:r ("5auoe 8utns
otr@); |. ('Suloimsoen"); 8. 6 GHoerien;
gjsrnfisrue Sisruion; Grit Bssb; Y. =.
Sussmaun pip - Samtioist er Der aioet
Nri.rue en- Rafte iortrtnlt9e Bortr9ter at
2b. gotipn, Starlsp, &aptetn gRurreI. Ropt.
Rnuoieu, Sr9eI igr Raos, Yrof. Spa iten,
Garter 8 0dr1ion, gttparo Bsllnmp SoIos
iunserne peo Sor9erfeteu, piu., o9 ca 100
eleadute B'neotr l oalutone, Sttbp9rGfintas
ner, 3,ntG iin9 % ErRintt, iamt Hooer
Blaoet er ira ole Stoer onerflenot iom
en- 4rnn for ben Itnnomoplite Iiter atur, %
bet imufts Subbolo, ben ele9nnte uofprelie
% ben bllige Brrs @ Dollars ont Garet, /
Dollar SoIuonret) buroe IitEe bet ae9aag I'll
eshuer Tnmrltefrros.
vi Ifal iRrl-gt hemRrfe, at Sftober Seftet
irNsboIber Ct fort eleguut Bileoe al Damp
r bet "8nHnarts" SORTS, otter ct SltemaIerts
IOm "S%amfunhet" hnr looet ubfsre Of Sr,
Wuriuemuler Chr. Bouli n / Gbrco9o. .
t#- Seno 25 Gents / 6rtmRlter for Irs
osuummer, iom oil bltUe fratluttet, uaar
man iubIiriberer.
BlaostS Nbreaie er: "Som'uubet, $50
263, Ranoolpb Ct, Gbicaao, Su.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06

5linte 7jeusitspis.r er Der for Ticeu
flor Rausel paa | 9tcorab. Gnbuer,
Der tOmmer inb os snHer Btaos, fan
fiftsrlis letuiot finbe ben, ba mansfols
bise Gamilier insen Sinlp bar.
- afUiste use niienote Rssuss &
Santre til CEDAR Rapibs Is carloads
Spin, / Glt 100.
8intersT srminen pso 8olosr 8uineis
College oa Hormal S6oOl tuser fin
Beepnbslie lite Ropbr. Siuoerenbe
ton lnofiuoe fs noarfombelft.
- Oct tiolisere at Sinn benpttsbe
Store inbrebss M foe Rontsomerp &
Cos Drug 5~orretnius. 9stte 5irmas
tiolissrs ButitlOfate Itat af gisreu, Rr.
Relf, benpttes for Uplifting af Roulo :
ing, SiIecrammsr os Qnoet, Der bsrer
ino uuoer bans Jurretnins iom Soto
graf.
-- Guttionen bcs Tbore Bolton pna
bans 5arm | Section II, @lenuOOt
Truuibip, bsr man merfe fig; Der iel'
Ses Ssiatnius % Gseroprfniuss Reoo
faber. IutliOren bOloss 9orsbas Der
14oe Rooem6er.
- 8so Quttionen pper afbsbe g6ri.
fen Beberiens Sarm @lentpuub blst
benre iolst for 1925.
- Grit Weuum bar after oiit iis ION
en- bpstis 8rpbDsssr; ban bar uofsr1
9smmermanbss Nrbeibet oeb ben rpt
BRO ube oeb Trout Run Siolebus.
- Miis Stsosns ipiasr | 9ecorat
Snsbas Iiten ben 13be Ropember. abs
sanaspris so rs IS Gents.
The winter-term at Valdez Business
College & Normal School will oper
Novbr. 18th. Students may com,
mence at any time.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06

Gfter 40 War: "Dfin Jabsr
bapoe ct 5ebsriaar paa 8enet | uoer 40
Slar, ren er MI bleoen f%ulbftenois fures
ret oso Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment; ban haobe uben Rsiultat for
isst Que andre WiOler," flyer Or. 9.
8bitersl, en- @epars % 2aaieimeb |
st. WaoiiOn, Soma. San flyer enopi,
bere: "Stsbet, bour Saaret bar, er III
iulctanbis rent % list andre 9ele al
Suoen. Gan bruste ire % Gents
gGfer." On Nnbsn: Or. so. ". Barr,
Srussit, 8lod6urn, Mp., flyer: "Sss
bar psrionlis aisnbft FAB til ct 9iiialos
Of fronif 0~ienipsoom af mango Gars
8ariebeb, iom blsu fureret peb Cham
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment, bet
par Or. Sstb Roore i 3orb bsrfro."
Nr. Roure flyer, at bette Ointment bar
uarbt mere for bam enb Tuiinbe Dol.
lars. Oct totsbe bam 20 Gents.
(NOp.)
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06

&i9spofmuiaet Berlin bar forrplia
mObtaset en- 9ibsafitsbnius al ben sam.
melrpmerRe Wileiten fra Rsia. Orisi.
nalen, Der er af sraasul 8aItten, 81
@sntimeter bSi % 81 gsntimeter |
@ienneminit, blen | 1872 funben / be
pOntinite sumpe ueb Meia, bpcr ZEN
tiente iom Sob til 8urbet / 8utbuIets
@gpebitionsperelis. Oct stsb, bpor
ben pprinbelis bapbe itaat, er betemt
berpee, at Der paa ben enc SIDE faar
1aast LII (53), buorusb bet er faits
laat, at ben bur uerst anbrast pmtrent
80 Rilometer fra Rom. Baa ben mob
latte Sibe ftaar Tallet x, iom betesner
afftanSsn fra en- anben Station, Der
lite nsiere fan laoe fs ~beftemme. Der
sperite Slabe barer 0apnene paa be to
Rano, Der bar letet Hrbeibet peb Dp,
fsrelien:
?. CIAVDlO c EOVRlO AEDLEs.
Rileiteuen tilbsrer 1ibeu omfrins
260 I. ar. % er lille Blot gsrbsns albits
Rilsfen, men osiaa al gistisbeb Tom
ct al be albfie Dlbtibsminber, Der boz,
rer latinif SnbHrift. Man tilFriper
eaius Srodus S~nbfsrelien af Rile.
ftene pnu be romerife 2anbsosie. Riles
fienene fob | en- Gfftano fra bperanbre
af 1000 romerffe 8asius (omtrent en-
Ssmtsbel @epsrafif Wil), ps Giitanbeu
rssneSes fra milliarum aureum, ben
fOrsplbte RiIsisils, Der pur uprsiit peo
5Oben af Saiurutemplst, Risets Wibt.
punft.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
Secorab Dg Snteglt.
En anpeu Concert
Zen ste Rcpember. 1889.

S0
ton rsiaa 9corab 9ublifum sInee
fla til, nsmlis en- fcroitet Rdnoirnu'if,
bpcr esr ostrroer iaooorre arGiter
Tom Srrtsn Glmo SultfrnI b, aibstt
Srebrit Grtsidou, Sru BaIirloe Grues
Idou os Or. @err,ursib. Den 5s'tte
er fra Studbolm, ben Gnben fra 5amar
| Rors.. ben Treble fra Spsrise. ben
Si.rse fra R~ifbsnbapn.
Gne bar en- itorartet 9ersmmel'e Der
/ 2anSet, pg Ri oil ber Blot aftrptte ct
Bar llotalelier ON or. Grpei6,u %
5rus:
Or. VI. 8. Grueidou, bui8 prrstise
stemme irart oil bliue befjsnot fro
Raine til Californian fang, fsrft @sns
xerberss "Sdttsn" % Srisss grin
Tanfts Tante." ia ban baooe iunset
Gria Of eicilinnFe 8spssr, bilieoss ban
at en- B%ifolbsitorm, iom bruste Quiet
til at rpHs. Sors Stsmme bar ct fort
Emfaus os en- 8rait, Der er musslss.
Sans StOle er COB, os Der er tngerr
1pipl ON, at ban bar en- for Jremtio
for fig icm Cpsrdidaser.
Sru u. s. Grrei6On's inetnsenbs
SsriOnIis6eo, imuits 5rsmtreoen %
rene ufunitlsoe Defamation panot benoe
sitblitfslis &u5liiums Sierter. gun
afaap siter OF bape bstlomeret Tssners
"Sritsrsfer 'rm %Grtranumer ct llott
9iat toIbst "Comiuta his!" meo tort
Sifalb. Gun preisnterebes mso Slums
fer. ("9uslis Tibenbe").
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06

Gn Sarn1er uer Glbia, Soma, Deb
9apn 8. s. 8olf flyer, at ban bar fun
bet ct ftfert Miobel mob Strubebufe.
San i~triper: 8 be iibite 8 9lur bar iss
anbefalet "Gbambsrluin's Cough 8es
mebp" for Strubsboite. Salpoelen al
en- so Gents SLATE oil turere bet perite
Iilfalbe, bbis bet bruses itioe. Der
20be b. bauoe min Ssn, 4 slar sams
mel, en farlis StrubebOits, men ire Sos
Ter furereoe BAN. Seq funbe life bore
bet foruben min 5amilie."' Stis bette
Ribbel aires Barnet, iaa mart bet bli.
Der bait, bible bet afpenbs s~trubebofte.
(Rop.)
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
fra Galmar.

Mrs. u. 8. aittilsbp bar i lerssre
lib earet mssst ipa, men er MI | lici
R.brius. Senbss Guittr, Mrs. Srof.
Yttsrts, tpm | ben Gnlstnirs reo fro
Rorttf ielo % msbtroate fin lille 2 Gar
samle 9aiter. timber Spbolbet Der
ixhtraf bet smertsliee, at berre afsii
seb 9sber, e~fterat bate libt Of 8rampe
sx Dogs lib.
Rep. 8. .. Sberpen | galmar bar
uiobtaset aalb fra &cd Go, isis, %
HITTER berbeu meb fin 5amilie meb bet
Ssrhe. Be eftsrlaber fig mango Ben.
ner | galmar, bpprfor be oil blipe meset
fapnet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
Reiisuoe.

Reiituoe.
o.. Z. Rdnbt rar Der en- Suartur |
5Orrstnirs'r; ban bruste meo fig en-
rpSslis RObel of fit rpe 8ateut paa en-
Bob SfGoe.
Or. gisrmunn fra ct. 8dut bar
paret bernsbe en- llsss lib pua Bsiss
Rsu. VI. s. See fra Seruulo Go,
Spb. 9atota, ltdnbiebe ouer | Ssnooss
paa Sismrsiien fro Roibfonons.