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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-17
The FayOrite

Medicine for Throat and Lung Diff
culties has long been, and still is, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. 1t cures Group,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and
Asthma; soOthes irritation of the
Larynx and Fauces strengthens the
Vocal Organs; allays soreness of the
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and.
even in advanced stages of that disease
relieves Coughing and induces Slesr
There is no other preparation for dis
eases of the throat and lungs to be CEN
pared with this remedy.
my wife had distressing cough,
with pains in the side and breast. We
tried various medicines, but meme did
her any good until L got bottle OF
Ayers Cherry Peetoral, which has cured
her. A neighbor, Mrs. Glenn, had the
measles, and the cough was relieved by
the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Z
have no hesitation in recommending this
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certs." The HaverIy Cleveland Com
pany appeared at Nlblo's last Sunday
and Dockstader's at the Bijou.

certs." The HaverIy Cleveland Com
pany appeared at Nlblo's last Sunday
and Dockstader's at the Bijou.
WILLIE EDoUIN, who created such a
sensation with his Dreams, and who
never did anything else worthy of note.
is reported to have written burlesque
on Macbeth.
LOUIS HARRISON has a new topical
song entitled When Chung a-Lung
Reaches High c." He has introduced
1t into the Pearl Of Pekin, and has
made decided hit.
Nh. MARX WILTON, one of the old
stagers, very clever actor in certain
parts and one of the most useful men
in the profession, will be seen again in
the reproduction of "Pique" for the
Deseret Hospital benefit.
THE Mirror says since Edwin Booth
became Barrattjzed he seems to have
lost much of the tact and accuracy oi
judgment, as applied to ordinary mum
dane affairs, which formerly dist:n-
guished him.
SPENCER CLAwsoN, racently from
New York, says that Little Lord
Fauntleroy, now running at the Broad
way Theatre, is the finest thing he has
seen in years. He also says that the
Lapgtry production of Macbeth is far
superior to the Potters' Cleopatra.
In all likelihood Captain Swift will
remain at tine Madison Square Theatre
throughout the balance of the season
Its success ESQ far is said to have been
financially better than that off Jim the
Penman. and to have bad a better run
than the original production al the
Haymarket Theatre, London.
IT is said that before Brantinghsme
Hall was produced W. s Gilbert sold it,
American rights to D'Oyley Carte fol
81 $40. This amount was cash down
AS soon, however, as Mr.. Gilbert as
certained that the piece was failure
he refunded every dollar of the money
to Mr.. Carte. If this is true it is q not
able exemplifcation of the golden rule
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NOTES.

FANNY RICE will remain at the Casino
another year.
Due WHrTz's next attraction will be
the Little tycoon.
EBEN PLYMProN is reviving Bel
phegor the Mountebank.
HALE, hearty Harry Emery will be
vita Us again tomorrow.
CoALTFR d SNELGRovE send Us three
new pieces, La Chatelain. Where the
Myrtle Loves to Climb and the Water
Mill.
PROFESSOR KENT hands us ths pros
pectps of the Mendelssehn Qnintette
Club concert. which occurs in this city
early next month.
STEPHENS makes another bic start in
the musical way by calling IN THE HER
AID for entries to his children's and
young peoples classes.
Mr.. WILLIAM GILLErrK's new work,
which is not Yet nauned, will be given d
special p arformance at the Madison
Square in the near future.
The Orphans Home and Day
Nursery ball Oh the 9th at the Thea
tire Will be the big sncial affair of the
season. Look at their committees.
| MAUD ADAMS has ben released by
Daniel Frohman in order that she may
accept an engagement TO appear IN a
M o'ott Sell at the Sew York BIjou
in March.
MINeTaEL companies in New Yorl
ca mot get enough work To Go sl1
ni5 ats in the week, so they appear OF
Sunday evening in white faces" aDC
call their entt rtainmenss sacred con
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guaranteed by responsible party.
BUSINESS NOTES.
THE two fine and roomy stores ad
joining THE HERALD counting room on
the ground floor, have been elegantly
painted, papered and fitted up by
Coombs, Hamilton e. Keate, and Will
be occupied this week by Hebsr j.
Grart & Co 3 insurance business and
the Contributor. These are only two
more of the big crowd branching out
towards this growing section OF the
town.
The Buena Vista people have made q
good stl oke in securing the school OF
the district over Jordan Tor their sub
division. They did it by offering the
district four lots and farm house free
of charge. with the proviso that free
school should be established in the dis
trict. The terms were accepted and the
Buena Vista free school will soon be
one OF the institutions of our county.
D. 81. SPENCER, the milling engineer,
at his Office in the Eldridge Block. has
completed drawings for large addi-
ton to the Pioneer Mills, owned by
Elias Morris. The addition includes
storage space for "a, GOO bushels of wbea'
md 325.O o0 pounds of -four. There
will be two sets of large elevators, a
large conveyor and separator, with
capacity OF $40 bushels per hour. Mo-
ton will be impaired to the machinery
by separate engine, to be conven-
iently located in the new part.
Mills & HAMILTON sold yesterday Il
Simon emyth 12xl0 rods on Secone
West Sroot for $1,000.
A REPORTER yesterday dropped int
the Silver Palace Restaurant, which is
opened tomorrow by N. Bernardls
and vas especially attracted by thu
novel decorations worked in oil by gu
your townsmen, Kershaw. Brown q
Addons, OF the Salt Lake Advertisinl
Company. 1t is worth anyone's tim
to call at the silver Palace and eXamin
the workmanship and fine display G
choice silverware.
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Cough IN e dicine

to every one afflicted. Robert Horton,
Foreman Headlight, Morrillton, Ark.
- have been afflicted with asthma
for forty years. Last spring 1 was taken
with violent cough, which threatened
to terminate my days. Every one geo
nounced me in consumption. I da&Es
mined to try Ayers Cherry PectOEga
Its effects were magical. was imme(Es
ately relieved and continued to imprOr--
until entirely recovered. Joel Billiard,
Guilford, Conn.
"Six months ago / had severe hem
orrhage of the lungs, brought on by an
incessant cough which deprived me of
sleep and rest. / tried various seme
dies, but obtained no relief until | be-
gan to take Ayers Cherry Pectoral. A
lev bottles Of this medicine cured me. )"
Mrs. E. Coburn, 10 Second ST., Lowell,
Mass.
Fer children afflicted with colds,
coughs, sore throat, or Group, L do not
know of any remedy which will. give
more speedy relief than Ayers Cherry
Peetoral. I have found it, also, invalu-
able in cases of Whooping Cough. -
Ann Lsvejoy, 1857 Washington street,
Boston, Mass.
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One Dollar

Hoods Sarsaparilla cures scrofula, salt
rheum, all humors, boils, pimples, general de-
bility, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache.
catarrh, rheumatism, kidney and liver COM
plants, and all affections caused by impure
blood or low condition of the system. Tryit
al was severely afflicted with scrofula' ana
for over year had two running sores on my
neck. 1 took five bottles of Hoods Sarsap
rilla, and consider myself entirely cured
c. E. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla did me an immen.
amount of good. My whole system has bet
built ND and strengthened, my digestion inn
proved, and my head relieved of the bad feel
ing. [ consider it the best medicine have
ever used, and should not know how to dc
without it." MARY L. PEELE, Salem, Mass
floods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S.. Made
only by c. 1. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-17

Commerce on Thursday night OF q
building site just west of THE HERALD
b'ocK BIZ the Jennings Estate. is most
liberal one as will be seen by the fol-
lowing figures: Placing the piere OF
ground at $500 per foot-and it is worth
that much the piece is worth $l5 600
and the right of way worth say 81 900
SIS 000 in all The estate puts the
property in at 81 600 making donation
on their part of Sl2 900. The following
list shows the support the proposition
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-17
Conried Carries off a Snug
Little Barrel.
TO- MORROW NIGHTS BIG BILL.
The Hospital Neutrality-suspicious. TIVE
Fine Casts-MOdjeskA's PuI chase
90 The 6tddy Gusher Gone.

company, pulled out Ior Ban FRANCISCO,
yesterday, taking with them something
like 81. 800 or 81, coo as the result of their
two nights in Salt Lake. Conrled may
always be sure of great greeting from
our public. His is the perfection of
road companies, and though we know
that he hasn't any one in his troupe
who could be called star, yet he Sc
lects all his principals with so much
care, and his chorus, his stage manage
ment and his scenery are so magnificent
that the whole thing makes up an at
traction that stands out way beyond
such companies as Abbott's and Garlic
ton with all their stars.
81
Katie Putnam in Erma the Elf-the
best play of the sort we have seen of
late years-comes to the Theatre to-
morrow night and in her train comes
first Billy Emerson and next our old
friends W. G. Crosbie and Harry
Emery. Billy Emerson appears in
White Face and merely does his spec@
iaIties during the piece. The comedian
is Crosbie as Signor Bosanko. There
can be no question as to ths business
the company will do.
#s#..
The ladies of the committee having
the Deseret Hospital bene fit in charge
feel immensely encouraged at the in
terest evinced on all hands. The house
goes rent free, the Home Club and all
the cast give their services, and the
other expenses are reduced to a low
figure, so that the noble charity
in whose aid the scheme is in
augurated bids fair to be sub
stantially benefited. A canvass will
probably be made of The principal bust
tickets will be sold this way. Without
this effort there is sure to be big au-
dience, as the Home Club hardly know
what empty houses look like, and Da-
| ly's great play of Pique-wen known
as having been suggested by the episode
of Charlie ROSWELL prove even
stronger drawing card than usual. The
benefit occurs the evening of the holi
day next Friday, and matinee will be
given during the afternoon.
1t was Lawrence Barrett's cunning
hand that engaged Modjeska for Booth
and himself; he seems to be as good
manager as an actor; it took $13,0 te
secure her release from Philadelphia
managers, but the move was worth 1t
Nine. Modjsska will be featured ane
will open with Mr.. Booth in New YorE
at the Broadway Theatre next October
most probably in Macbeth, which viii
be give the finest production it ha
6 ever had il that city. Mr.. Barrett hal
secured sixteen weeks at the Broadwa!
Theatre. The first four weeks will b.
devoted t. Booth and Modjeska, thel
Mr.. Barrett will come in with his neV
play of Ganelon. by William Young, o
Chicago. and then the final weeks will
be devoted to Booth, Barrett ant
Modjeska.
,
: Stephens two companies have Th
Daughter of the Regiment and Marth
in excellent shape, and the dates of tn
two productions will soon be an
nounced. A big chorus appears i
each, and the two casts are as follows
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Standing Committees.


Finance-Rowe. Thomas, Weller.
Park and Fair Grounds-Empey,
Read, Rowe, Thomas. Armstrong.
Printing-Smith, Wells. Moyle.
The several supervisors were in
structed to revise and formulate their
RESPECTIVE por tons of the premium list
a i'd report not later than March next.
The finance committee were in
structed to canvass the Territory for
the sale of life memberships.
The committee on printing were au
thorized to solicit bids for printing the
premium list.
It was the general impress ion that
the premium list be printed, or at least
such portions of it as require plenty of
time in which to prepare the exhibits
as early as March 18th, so that the
farmers. stock men, ETC., may be an
prised OF the premiums to be offered II
proper season.
Adjourned subject to call of the
chair.
LIBERAL OFFER.
The offer made to the Chamber Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-17
DAUGHTER FTHE REGIMENT

And so the Giddy Gusher is gone! She,
Nym Crinkle, 10 Howard and one or
two others were the lights that made
the pages of the Mirror glisten most
brightly, and the going out of her
light leaves darkness that can never
BE- illuminated. Every reader Of the
Mirror felt as if he knew the Gusher al
most personally. such was the force
and arresting power of her genius, and
every one feels as if the loss had struck
him near at home. She died as she
hau lived-a hopper, not believer, and
as she had so often requested might be
done. the eloquent Ingersoll preached
! her funeral sermon.
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FITS,

ALL FITS STOPPED FREE BY DIR
"A Kline's Great Nerve Restnrer No Fit
after first days use. Marvellous Cures
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free to +
cases. Send to DR.. Kline, s31 Arch Stree
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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Tickets S5, Supper included.

Reception Committee.
Hon. Francis Armstrong and wife,
r. B. ClaWfon and wife.
Col. ana MIS- RlounS.
Col. AID Mrs, Parke.
n. Cullen and wife.
Mrs. Wm. Jennings.
o. ] salisbury and wife.
Judge aud Mrs. Sanford.
W. 8. Mccormick and vie
Judge and Mrs. Royle.
Samn Auerb9ch and wife
Judge and Mrs. Goodwin.
( Kahn and wife.
Judge and Mrs, Mcbride
George A. Lowe and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Trent
T. G. WebbeE and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". q. Remington.
G. Y Wallace and wife.
Cep. ain and Mrs Paul
G T. Cslmer and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.. KarricK
]. ]. ualy and wife
Mr. and Mrs. P L. Dliams.
Charles Read and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walker.
J. Glendinning and wife.
Mr. Annett
4. r Jones and wife.
Floor Committee
J. GaIigher, W. Pavey.
J. K. Gillespie, j. ]. GreenWald,
MoIltZ, a. Z. 6m1Cn,
Col. Murray, Walter Jennings,
D. Merrig
Supper Committee.
Mrs. Dr.. Bascom, Mrs. Dickert,
Mrs Gabv, MIS- N. G! ClaEson
Mrs. L +. Young, Miss Barr.
Mrs. Will Lynch, Mrs. Charles King,
Mrs. q. Siegel.
Transportation.
J. V. Parker, J. Fl. Bennett,
s. Fenton.
Grand March at $50 pm.
SUPPER DOOR OPEN AT sP.M.
Ladies and gentlemen are requested
to come IL possible In evening dress.
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The payment OF all these amounts Il
guaranteed by responsible party.
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Stephens two companies have The
Daughter of the Regiment and Martha
in excellent shape, and the dates of the
two productions will soon be an
nounced. A big chorus appears in
each, and the two casts are as follows
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Grand March at $50 pm.
SUPPER DOOR OPEN AT sP.M.

Ladies' and Gentlemen are requested
to come IL possible In evening dress.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26

5remne. Men paa iamme lib ablfiQer
neutrality-suspicious. Jig ira ale tIblisere
grpeoitiuner; ale oens 3el,asere a !
en- peniesnoe 2isem1nb; be q ale
SpOrtsmrub, Os bet sieneommelise por,
at grpeoitionens bslbise uofalo uetop
aibans al, at buer Wanb bar en- sost
Sor9tsmanb meo ct fraftist 2eseme.
Gette, at arupsarbeioe os Nanbss
arbeibe ueb i'm Samuirten oar irembrast
bet itOrarteoe Reiultut, ipaar sobt for
5remtiben.
Oct er oeriOr ri meo Glaos ps Stults
beo uobriuser ct 2eue for 0anien os
bans fietfe aamerater."
Guftpr Nanien, fartt bepaset, uos
talte omtrent 5s1senbs:
Seq oil paa mine fjafte 8ameraters
os esne Sesne tatte irr ben ouerrafenoe,
lmutfe os biertelise Wobtaselie, Der er
bleuen Os tiloel / Dor Siemitaun. Seq
fan os oil life iise meset, men bet oil
jea fise, at ON Der par itiust os en- til
bpbbelt iaa panItelis Opsaoe, bar en- Zig
WOotaselis iom benne mere, enb man
tunbe pentet. Slise 3esn paa Spms
PATH opfororer til npe 8slttebelisr for
8ioenfabens Sag. Bette er life ben
fsrite Expedition, be norbiise Soft bar
siprt til be a~rftiite gsne / 8~ioenfabens
Snteresie. Seq baaber, OF @orse uil
fortiatte paa ben a~rttiite 5orfninss
gei. 8Or Expedition bar liben meb
imaa 8eiultater. (Nei! Nei!) Seq
uil baabe, at NOromanb pil felse efter
meo fore ggpebitioner os meb itsrre
&eiultater. s bette Saab, os meb bette
0niie pil ies ubbrinse ct "9eue bort
samle Norse."
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
Yroi. &. ~. 0ulobcrgs Iale
ior Tanien % bans Tpl8e.

"9anbsmeno! gn talri9 Glare al
Menb os &uinoer bar ioas msbt frem
for at billie Softor Nanien os bans 8as
merater pelfommen til Slemmet. 81
bar ment paa benne Waabe at lesse for
Dasen, builten almen 9eltaselie os Sns
teresie @rpebitioneu bar punoet blanot
@riitiaHia Suboaanere; men bet er life
alene @leben ps 9afnemmelisbeben
oper at ie @ber ale uel bebolone tilbase
Der, iom ibas beiieler os. Der er Oss
iaa andre 5slelier tiliteoe, os bet er
9ilfrebsfiuelien os Stoltbeben peb at
bsre ON @rpsbitionens Serb uuer @rsns
lambs Narfer.
8i tsr pel iise, at bet er Sioenfas
bens 3riumf, at be ienere 1ioers a~rftilte
grpebitioner bar fsrt til ct belbist ub
fab. Bet er peb at bsnptte ale ben
npere 1ibs Opfinbelier paa iaa at fise
etboert Omraabe, at Wenneifet er iitanh
til at beieire Naturens S%inbrinser, os
iaa Ssnieenbe ct benne Expedition fig
be tiblisere; enbuer 9eltaser bar bapi
fin ieresne os nsbuenbise Dpsap. al
ubisre. Doctor Nanien, ielu 8iben'
Iabsmanb, bar orbnet os planlast bel
bele. San bar / 9ietri4ion os Sper'
brup bapt 9eltasere, Der er / 8eiibbelit
al teoretiite os prattiite 8unbfaber, be,
er nsbpenbise for GrpebitiOnens 5remmt
% ienere llbbptte for gibenfaber. s
@brifianien, / Sauna os | Baltic bar
ban fuubet 2~ebiasere, Der meb fine me.
faniife Garbisbeber % grfarinser ! tri'
tiRe gisblitte tunbe fire 5oretasenbeta
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
sil ben 1913 Mar gamle Sobanne

Gil ben 1913 Mar gamle Sobanne
aniuaelbns / 2ombOrss 5soielscas,
srSts aronprinbien ct 2p!snfninsss
.,leuram, bpOrpaa ban iaa isien mOotOs
|idu,nbe 3atfetele9ram!
Sans fOnselise SDibeb &runprins
%srsosrit @isbenbapn. Web bpb os ins
|S,rlia Rsrelle bar Sobanne Suinselbp
nubtaset Deres fonselise Ssibebs 9pfs
acknowledgement, os bar bun anmOoet
mia i 6pbefte llnberoanisbeo at tolfe
hnsss biertslise % inoerlisite 3af cers
sr. Soet jes paa ben 103 Iar samle
cones 8ssne - os benoes belle Slast
neo mia - bpbt rsrt % af inberfte
|bisrte taffer 9eres fouselise Ssibeb,
|,sSbeoe ri Dor Serres 8efj9rmelIe oers
III iaa bort porbenbe &Onsepar maa
ta qeilisbeb til "fortiat Grbeio til esen
la Seorelanbets 2pffe.
4 bpbeite nnberoaniSbeo
&ielb Yeberlen Storbiers
(9ombors pr. 2empis.)
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
9 II III art.
I'm arnotsGrpioiion bar iunbet

Nm Rrnots GrpioFon bar funbei
.,,S Sors. 70 2areorense pos en-
S;sbuanc ifulbe bente no9le aarouier
~ 8ruotmasaiinet. On al benz gil
.Is,ue, men ben pnsre bible eierne
mole lrngere Der, cs iaa fanot ban puu
'. rifle forisse, buab Der ffuloe til for
:, iaa aruot iii at %erplooere. Saa lasoe
s,r en- Mine al lsit &ruot paa 9aaset
Y; IN aasie, Der inoebplot pmtrent 5
snno aruot, os antenote ben. 8aa en-
,Tsr anben Ntaabe forplanteoe Slcen fig
~ / aasien, os Der foresit oa en- Grs
"in;ou. 9renssn faitebss omfalo Os
r bic % Yunoe beitaoiset, os 8p3>
riuosus Gag feb aofiaist. Sloen for
rIautep, fla til flere andre &asier, iaa
-,an irnatsoe bet Garite men Irbeibss
1anSsn Gbr. Yeberien fra Beoersbors
-;as her ct ftprartet Wob; ban faHebe
sort "a ub i @aarben Ilt, buao Der
t,nos aIitebfommet en- forferoelis Ct
rIoion, os, ba Sprsiterne anfom, bar
|,asreoe Git iluffet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
vi Wiaiomer Sere brGnote,

Spreuser auIlaar, at Der / ben triitns
9iosalber er branbt life farre eno
Wiuioner Sers. s England ianbt Der
fieite gr.iution al en- Ger Steo / ZIG.
men / S0inois iaa Tent iom 1880 til
1870 bieu Here Of oisie ulptfelise al
lioeoe. 9ette er ct ifratfelist Stpssea
biaeoe paa ben Tiosalosrs meset no
Itresne Splpsnins; men ri maa iftt
bore altfor %tritilfe, tbi ri ier 10 oaslis.
of 8snner saar unoer paa 9runb al
5oroomms, uuioenbeo oiu., ioet be Der.
Deb forbinores fra at BRUCE be Wlbler,
Der tunoe reobe Dem. Mausen 6orfls-
lelie saar coer til 1erins, foroi lei
5oroeielie os urent Blob kindergarten
Spitemst, men Or. Bierce's "Soloen
Weoical Discovery" funoe baue iifrei
en- iaaoan Sunbbeo ps 9ptte.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26

Sin Oiauu por | 9urflo. men bon

Sin Wiann bar | 2prfla, men BON
iplsee ittIe Hort msb Brsitsn % enoaa
minbre mso alottaren; for ban fuHos
iftie ipu9ia. Neu ipasia uiloe ban no
toriOmer, us 70 Tong ban: "Stunoom
er bet S~pnuauino, % itunoom er bet
Roroanuino os ftunbpm tilt" pan
baooe iffie notion Zone meo bet uioare,
men bet bar oaa 10 mp,ls, at ban funee
iesiu, ban blboe poret msb os icuset
&prtla, ban ps.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
SudIeuS 2trutfasGaIpe.

Tette er ben bebite Saloe I geroen 70,
Staar, cpreoen Cub, Saar, B9rieiaar, Salt
&beum, Seberiaar, uol9t, Stab, Sroitbpl
Der, 2istorne % ale Subipsoomme % bel
breoer aloeles Piles, os bpis ben III. sisr bet
Do sr9pes insen Setalins. Zen er sarautcrcr
at futile sisre fuloitGuois 5ptbeit, eners faa,
nan 8cr8ene tilbage. Iris rs Gents pr
gGIte. S9lses hos
8. 8. Wontsomerp & 60.
9ecprab, Some, % paa gpotheter I ALE or
bre Bper.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26

Zen 1 tie Wtai b. U. funoe Der ion,
5slse af ben burselise 2ouboss Strait,
traben intet @steFab inbsaaes / bele
Spanien. 9enne npe aober beitemmer
nemlis, at buert Gsteifab "a Timer
i~forueien Hal anmelbes for ben paasiels
benoe 8pioseo, os, ba ben iom iast
fsrit traabte / araft ben lite b., bleu
Der lite anbet tilouers for be Jorlopebe,
iOm astebe at sifte fig ben LITE Nai,
END at usnte / "a Timer, iaaiom Gns
meloslierne enbnu life bar tilabslise
ben 3Ote Gpril.
On sammel 9ommer, Der ielp bar
9Gstemanb, ptrebe Deb benne 2eilisbeo,
eiter buab Der fortaIes / ct Breu fra
Mabrib, til en- BrabsOm, iom bsiuarebe
fig oper ben ufriuiqise Dpiattelie:
"unse Wanb, Uar 9e Stiabnen tat
nsmlis; iss bible snife, at ies isr min
8rplupsbas Osiaa bapbe baut "A Ii
mers Betantninsstib.@
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
Srnhet ri 2nnet | @rapen.

spielist Spn frembso fig npiis paa
&irfe9aarben / 2anosbpeu 8enfden-
BORT ceb glrfenperber. Ser bar et
2pu nemlis unber uueiret ON Natter
Ilaaet neo en- Srap. @rapbgien, una
Der builfe 2iset al ben for nOsen gib
iiben afbsbe os Der ~besraueoe Stomas
ger Nuer bpilebe, bar, ibet Soro us
@ras bar bleuae Ipnsebe umfrins til
ale Sioer, fuloitanbis fo~riuunben, Sig
tiiten bar blottet for Serb os ilaaet
Stumper % Stptfer Os 2iset faitet ino
melem ben isnberIaaebe Eighties
Blanfer. Der maatte ~foretases en- for
melis np Sorofattelie for at sipe ben
9sbe tilbuse til bans 6oileIteo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26

en ileioen 6iif er LANCET peb aanbez
EsSerHe % erbueroet til bet SoUloSife
EsAlaam / 8iSbenbapn. Oct er en-
|sSlabeplettet @lansfii", 3ooraf Der
"a THoes @~remplarer | poerit faa CANT
kaasr, (Yaa 8isbenbauns Wuieum
E'SSe man ttolisere fun ct Stelet al
Den mailer 2 Mlen Sang
r, us'sr $50 80. os er bettet meo ct
kaqaarot Banier, Der er flebt meo
F~Ilassnrsot Sfiel, buab Der Siper
Ep'sn ct / bsiefte @rab prastfulot uos
|saoe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26

In Warifanoilerenfe / &jDbenbaun
b bleuen bebaselis ouerral fet peo pluos
|Eis at mootase en- Gum paa 600 ar.
|Smbss Manb bpbe / gfteraaret os
fIGut man mente, at ban / 9toens 2sb
kauos iamp eniparet nosle Bense, bar
pr bog, trobs en- 9runois unoerlsselie
|nsm at iinbe / bans @jemmer. Saa
FIlusr Der forleoen fra Marfanoiier=
furetuinsen iolst ct Slab, iom lenoes
kl 0oenie. Gu berboenoe Sneofer, Der
n Stabet til Separation os | ben Vim
|iSHius irabrsb nosle Sitter, fanot ben
farnte Benseium siemt Der, % Cunt
rn blep berefter tilitilet @nfen.