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Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18
HONE AGAIN.

Sheriff Hays came I'D from the south
last evening having in charge Mark Lamb,
one of the three prisoners who escaped
some time ago from the county jail
Lambs offense was hog stealing IN the
territory; and while it may not have gone
so very hard with him if he had stood a
trial. yet his escapade may result in a
somewhat protracted stay al the pen He
was arrested several days ago By one Of
the officers al Vernon. Texas
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18
LAND OFFICE BLANKS.

We have a full line of land office blanks
of all descriptions. Orders will be filled
and sent by return express. See list OF
blanks on another page.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18

The stock yards company are figuring on
quite extensive additions and work will
commence in a few days. IL is thought
about five acres will be taken IN and a
large part of 1t rooted.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18

Mr.. II. II. Harsha left last evening for
Carthage. Mo. He seems to think he en-
Joys his Kansas trips better than his Mis-
souri, outings, this year.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18

Another large Holly pump has arrived
for the water company. 1t took five cars
TO brig it from Lockport. New York. 1t
will be ready for service in the course of
faNU weeks
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18

The Ladies' Aid society announces a
sociable at Plymouth Congregational
church this Tuesday evening. The con-
gregation and all their friends are cordially
invited 70 be present.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18

The blanks for taking the religious
census of the city are now ready and can
be had at Robinson e. Champions. corner
First aud Market streets. All the pastors
of the city are requested TO call there and
provide themselves with them.
FEsTUs FOSTER,
Sec. Ministerial Association.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18

A fire was reported east of the city last
night about o'clock. 1t was a building
that was outside of the fire limits and
10 alarm was turned in to the fire depart
ment
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18

i rocsat viaser 20 tho vcDsratls Lozh
Eoauth, the great Hungarian 1sr5ot staso
that tie rspor.z a 20 els heahh ars snt.rsiJ
unfounded Al.ko1sh born In lsSi. ed hAv.
ing gone through erpertennss witch -o1l1
have long Hncs cost the hts q azJ ordinary
Izan, Kossu:h b stfn<n - fail ponsszou q
al his facgi..ss, b h rehcss health. kscps vslI
Informed upon kns cussps cp(o ssd svsz:s
os ;he day, sad Is Il every rxp~a one of ~
grader. cd zen q tie psrfd-San Fran
cisco Ctror3c1e
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18

The Woman's Relief corps will meet in
regular session this afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock, at Garfield hall.
MARY W. BUCKSER, Pres.
HETTIE +. SIMPSON, Sec.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18

Remember the lawn social tonight at
the residence Of Mr. William Kassel. No.
236 South Main. A good time Is antici-
pated-
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18

Tie esepsAot Il ssax.nx ia ts:s q Ia ezs.
fac. Il 10 pretlc.<d tAss tssctJ ysEs hsrs
not . enSis Wild s,e2han: WI b fo1aA &C
tbs giobe-
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18

The first shipment OF Texas cattle, six
teen car loads, was received ~ the stock
wards Sundar
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18
PROBATE COURT.

Bond of Elizabeth Faker and Henry
Faker as administrators of the estate of
Matthias Faker, decease, filed, and letter
of administration issued.
Marriage license was issued by Judge
Buckner to J. c. South and Ida May Stow
er both of Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-18

I2 8 q s. A B G D
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08
La GRANGE.
9, 80.

"haJ W Wv
Warmer.
Winds sontherly.
Signs Of spring shower.
Hope that IL will be realizedl
Trees are putting forth their leaves and
their blossoms.
County Commissioners In. town one day
last week on business.
Our efficient street commissioner, Chas
Knowles, has been putting the roads In
good condition.
QUARTERLY meeting at Belden last Satur.
day and Sunday.
Considerable serious sickness In town.
We are glad to hear that ct the present
writingour young teachers arc meeting
with decided success.
Miss Lou Mynduse was quite successful
In her frst term Of school last winter, 90
much so that we are pleased 10 announce
that at the residence Of EFF Loomls, BY
Rev W r Painter, April 80, Mr Frank Ful.
ton and Miss Lou Mynduss were pro
nounced husband and wife. May hsppl.
ness and prosperity be theirs In the fullest
abundance.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08
SULLIVAN.
May 9, 'ss

Any W %.
Mr.. 2. Swift, otthis place, an eI.soldier
has just received $4,000 from the govern.
ment.
Mrs. N. B. Parmely, Of Dayton, Is ia
town.
Mrs. Dunlap has just returned from
Savannah where she has been spendingI he
winter with her daughter.
Mrs. Nora Crowell, Of Ashland, spent
Sunday IN town.
Mr.. Anderson is improving.
Tull Hornberger has taken the school
on Close street, as the tescher they had
secured, failed at Ashland.
Mother Arndt starts for Michigan oday
to visl, her children and spend the sum.
mer. Her son, Andrew, accompanies her.
Quite party assembled Nay 4th at
George French's TO congratulate Mr..
G''odyear on his s2d birthday,
Duo.
Everything which belongs TO pure,
healthy blood Is imported by Hoods Bar.
saparilla, A trial bottle will convince
you OF It's merit.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08
KIPTON
Nay s, 1899.

huy y, Looo'
There seems to be considerable sickness
In this vicinity at present.
Mrs Loveland and Mrs Garrett are on
the sick list this week.
The ladies aid society Of the M K church
gave supper in the basement OF the
church last Thursday evening, which was
quite well attended.
Rev Gould will deliver his lecture at
the Union church In Kipton on Friday
evening, May II; subject, "What Is sauce
tor the goose is sauce for the gander.r
Miss Lena Baylass has been sick with .
severe cold for q few days.
Miss Grace Wildrnan speata few day.
visiting friends IN wakenan last week
We have new barber shop In town and
rumor says We are TO have livery stable
soon.
William is building new house north
of town. He has II up and nearly inclosed.
Our school opened April 90 with Miss
Bird Mcmillan, of oberlin, as teacher.
CL
The value Of remedy should be esti-
mated by lis curative properties. Ac-
cording TO this standard, Ayers Sarsapar.
lila Is the best and most economical blood
blood medidine in the market, because
the most pure and concentrated Price
81. Worth $5 bottle. \.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08
Dr French, Of Columbia, visited at Dr.
ingalls, one day last week

DR. French, Of Columbia, visited at DR.
ingalls, one day last week.
Geo McKisson, who has been in the em
ploy of the G CC&I for some time mast
Will go into Chicago bank next week 1,
$50 . month.
Service Of song at the Baptist church
last evening. During the services dis.
turbance was heard outside. Mr. NobIss
went out to find cause of said disturbance. :.
Two men were found too full Of hard cidsr
ana . dislocated wagon wheel. After SER.
vices 81. Nsbles went to the shed to ret
his horse and buggy. The aforesaid eeu.
uemea had gone TO the shed, had found :
wrench, and had taken of the hind wheel
OF Mr. MS buggy and had gone, no one
knew where.
40 YoURs DRrLY.
10 turn gray hair TO its natural color
sna beauty, use Halls Vegetable Sicilisn
hair ReneWer, the best and most reliable
preparation science has given up.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08

about week old; her Aunt Jenny Per.
kins Is staying with her.
Mrs Amelia Nimocks is visiting in Ely
ria.
There was surprise party at Rose De.
merry's on Saturday evenins
The saw mill boys have been sendIng a
good many thousand feet of Eastwood
lumber 10 Medina.
Old Mrs Clifford died this forenoon
Mr. and Mrs Lester Richmond spep.
Sunday In town.
There seems to be no change In Mr.
Albert Lang's condition from one weeks
end to another. The other sick are all
getting better. >
Daisy Phelon was down 70 church Sun
day. o. k~
Mrs Asa Pratt spent Sunday at her
mother Pratt's. 5ts.
The roads are in nice condition aov
never better at this time Of year.
II you want your garden inclosed with
snice wire and picket fence the mill
boys will do 1t for you ss cheap and quick
as anyone.
That Tired Feeling
Season Is here again, and nearly every
one leAls weak, lsnguid, and exhausted.
The blood, laden with impurities which
have been accumulating for months,
moves sluggishiy through the veins, the
mind fails to think quickly, and the body
is still slower TO respond. Hoods Ssrsa-
parllia is just what is needed. It is, in q
peculiar sense, the ideal spring medicine
y purifes, vItalizes, and enriches the
blood, makes the head clear, creates an
appetite, overcomes that thired feeling
and imparts new strength and vigor e
the whole body.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08
SAUNDERS, PHOTOGRAPHER.

Pictures OF all kinds. Finest work and latest
s<giss. Copying and eniargine In crsgon, Ink
snd Pastel. Special attention to the babiss.
a Cresier's Block, Wellington, o..
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08
PIrrsFIELD.

May 8, 1899.
ne" IRON fence on the west side of the
cemetery east of the center, consisting Of
iron posts pierced for staples, and braided
"lre' making very neat, substantial and
safe fence, -
The centennial of washington's first in.
auguration was duly observed. A deyo
tlonal meeting was held in the N Echurcb
NSa m conducted by Rev U Richards
consisting of prayer and song, after which
short addresses were made bys D Whit.
ney, Kettle E Rogers, r Glbbon, ] severy
ana Mrs K Whitney. In the evening a
meeting in the Congregational church
was addressed byJ Severy, Rev U Rich.
ards and Rev Olds; recitations by the
chairman, Frank Root, Bert Norris and
Arthur West, interspersea with music
prominent amongst which were America
TWO anthems, and the Star Spangled Ban.
ner; the solo by Miss Rosa Pitts thu
chorus by Miss Pitts, Mrs Chamberlain
Mr. Dixon and Mr. Il Mills. The exercises
Of the day were all very appropriate. Both
churches were very handsomely decorated
with hags, portraits and flowers.
Rev olds concluded his lecture on the
Existence otiGOd last evening in the Con
gregationA church.
Meetings this week at the NJ Z church
preparatory % the Quarterly hesliag t,at.
urdsy and Sunday, lin and isth inst
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08

There Is more Catarrh In this section of
tne country than all other diseases out 10.
gather, and until the last few years was
supposed TO be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced Il A 1ocaj
disease, and prescribed local remadisa
and by constant falling to cure with IocaI
treatment, pronounced II ineureshla
science mas proven catarrh TO be consti.
.uuonai disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
cure manufactured by F ] Cheney & Co,
Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional
cure on the market. II Is taken internally
IN doses from 10 drops TO teaspoopiui
" acts directly upon the blood and mucus
surface OF the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case il iaiIs m
cure Send for circulars aud testimoniaIs
Address, Cheney & Co., Toledo o.
% Sold BY Druggists, 75c.
For the Readers Of the EsrrR2arv1:
ONEIDA, N. Y, April 81, 1859.
X. N GOODWIN, ESQ, Wellington, o.
Dear Sir:-Your favor of the 4th has
lain several weeks awaiting my return
from An extended absence. Please mar
don me. That We do make progress in
spite OF the most persistant misrepresepta.
tionso Of the stone fraternity is arguing
well for the good sense of the public. I
have replaced many marble monuments
with White Bronze aad have a contract
now to replace gray granite less than
nVe years exposed To the weather, putting
In its place No. 50s White Bronze. This
Is to 60 in Broekslde Cemetery at Water
town, \. Y, perhaps the finest cemetery
in northern n. Y. II is to stand near the
Henry keef msusoleum thar cost Sl25 1000
OF granite, and which is itself going to
decay and ruin being covered with thous.
ands OF patches Of moss though less than
twenty-five years old. Close by stands
the "MundY7 sarcophsgus OF imported
granite which though but eighteen years
old, costing $4,000 has seventeen cracks in
one side OF II, two Of which are over TWEEN
ty inches long. These and several other
jobs in as bad condition were the clinch-
ing arguments that decided the exchange
OF the Fuller" eight-foot granite monu.
rient for White Bronze. have another
prospective customer In the same ceme.
iery who hasa a fine gray Scotch granite
monument which cost him $4o0 in Deceu-
Der last (bran new) which he offers to
scli very cLeap, being thoroughly dis
gusted with stone and purposes to put
White Bronze in its place. have Just
erected No, 5i9 "sIcMinn" at watertown,
the purchaser Of which had contracted ior
a$ioOO graaitc monument but bought Of
and cancelled the contract to put up more
artistic and durable monument In Its place
II Is needless 70 say that perfec, satisfac.
tlon is the result OF the exchange. The
great disiiiculty Is to get people to fairly
investigate. Bot the world does move
Notwithstanding there still live some who
do not believe II
Yours Truly.
B. W. BAmra. \
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08
HUNTINGToN.
May @. ,s9.

May q, 80.
Elder Hughes preached on Saturday
afternoon at the N Echurch. Rev Thcmp-
son, from Nova, preached on the Sabbath
and administered ths sacrament there be-
ing no meeting In the Baptist church the
house was full.
Mrs yesta Knapp has little girl about
two weeks old.
Mrs Nellie Tciniuger has q little girl
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08

HE Eyes he always kept the best and
cheapest Clothing could find. A man on
Prospect street still wears an overcOat that
Fitch sold him 20 years ago and they say
the new stock that he has just put in beats
anything ever seen hereabOuts Besides
Fitch never resorts to the city humbug way
of advertising, charging 49 or SO cents for a
E50 cent shirt and then make man pay SO
cents for one that is worth only 75c A
city humbug house advertises suits worth
$40 for $l2.SS and some folks think they
must be cheap because they have done some
odd cent figuring, but Fitch sold the same
goods for So. By the way saw some boys
pants down there for twenty cents that will
wear like iron. It's cheaper than you can
buy the cloth. Get Tommy two pairs and
and tell AL and Nelson, the two gentlemanly
clerks, that the Cluetts Shirts and Crown
Collars beat anything l ever had at twice
the money, and those silk lined wOrsted
suits are very nobby and cheap, and the silk
hat for S. sells for $6 in the city. Every
thing is new and stylish and cheap and
marked in plain figures and one price to all,
and no Misrepresentation nor tricks allowed
| at the New YORK CLOTHING House.
A. M. FITCH,
ClOthier, Halter and Furnisher.
A. E. GAMBLE and MEL SON FITCH, Statesmen
in Wellington. JOHN EVERARD and ROSS
FAUVER Statesmen in Elyria.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08

Cavtelle's Art GalIery.-Pictures In ev
u err style aud right up with the times.
Special attention paid to enlarglng In Crayon
Ink. or Wafer ooiors and copying from old
plcfurcs. Old negatives All preserved and uu-
piicstes can be hac at any time. Gallery over
bewiby 4 Halls grocery.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08
roNsoRIAL.
Term. Of ofsubsoriptioni

.EUGRNB ROBINSON. the Barber, keeps
II one Of the usatest. most convenient Bar
ber Shops In town. Only frstclass workmen
employed A full assortment Of hair oils, po-
inndos and hair restoratiyee. Fine bathrooms
n connection and furnished at all hours with
hot and cold water and all necessary convent
snoes Rooms. south side Liberty street.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08
TEE EEHs
A Gathered v Nj 's,isl .sr,,,sai.as..
All About the happenings and Special
Events In their Immediate Vicinity.
E0cHEsTER.

oa's about AZ In.
several sAy W tco late TO plant potatoes
MneM iooking very good; how Is Il
eise"nere
re'e, paRnan, srS received a telegram
rum iowa stsiing that his son Charles
nAu meg very suddenly We have not
learned any particulars,
~ Field hasteen on the sick list but is
setahg oe'teF.
business n lpe mercantile trade seems
!" oe nourishing'
os'oiuVe wafis not raging very heavy,
~, 'ne outlook seems very favorable for
wna. ms na'ne@
"A u'ss q 20 nave done good business
n.rn n. ,sea ','s spring.
HB Reardslas 7 q % .n,a .Ja
sno,s o,f ali a,,,s. oN '"e
elsawbers -'' 'e"' ne'e VI
Mra D n.,..
ra;s,,o :, .nl Ia,.. 80 " o.k'ke N 'ho
NJ, s,d M. s ra...,s ~ c.e,,, es yeA''
20 Ls.r,.n S nA'o guns
v.ca,sd ~, r..ss. NJ. 'Us 'a'e'
All u.h.,.,,..,s .- -'s
ot,.ho,a ~. - ''e "n' wont 10
Ts.s,a.. 's .e'u'neu.
..n-.s ~. o..'s ' p'oa0he" AZ 'ne M n
wr p,.,s q.
-. CT. ~ ~ puf'nsseoa part Oh
M. A.. n.,,
~. Tha,...s a.-.', '''e '0A'oi ~
Hpr.dfo.a, i.
.,o, ~. sAs "'' no" houso
w.. -.
.,.a.,-s 'e' 'a"a' aeAo vi
| 4" M 0ohoAhiA
49,
-, May 2, '6s.
ING c0uncif mas passed . resolution %
purchase ana place In position number
oi s.fee' lamps.
| s"Asono vi ouF nefehahss' BIT
and stock and rs,,,. s-o., Sn.,...a tn
purchaser, VIII 90 identity wa canno. as.
ce,ta;n will oo,,;,,. a.. s..,..
o-'o VIC ou''"ess'
ne Dap'ist social will meet Of N l.
Johnson's next Thursday night.
Rev VIM Clark has been an yaged to All
-
'p'''' e"u''n io' o"e
year
Geo Hazel, Of Fostoria, is visiting
friends In the VILLAGE
Aho,..h.
'Ae 'A'enoeo socie'y we nave
heard OF ioi some time was that held last
Friday at Mrs P 0strander's.
Our citizens will nrohahlv oal.h,s,o
nooor.,;or a.. 49,. ~ 'o
",. ". ,eaf ihe oa',u mas
volunteered us service Tor the occasion.
VIM Blair, Jr., on the section gang. mel
with a serious acridant lac, Tnssd.,
WAL ,o.a;a. ....,',,-
"".'e i""Dut s"e' Tails ONO car MS
nand was caught between two rails and
badly crushed. II NAV be some month,
bsfors be can ,sa Z, .,a,,
PLAIN History.
s,,,s,.. s...,a
oo,n,n,,s @ opeclnc = simple vegetable
,rs.}y S"u sror, pleparsu s rom .oo.s gathered
;n .eiy ,ion ~ tnc lc,ess, ana contains moth
nt ~ sne n.neii N,neuom, u any pols-
ono' .auoo; .s. " any a,licie athil "hich
o"T1s NV ison so. .ue onsmLs.s iaooraIory
,.;nas tolmI,a e.',Ia .h. Sl % Me remedy was 90
1 a'ned rum tne creek indlaus In Middle
Georgia, by reliable white men, who had
wilnesseu tne wonderful cures made by
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08
WELLINGTON, LoRAN COUNTY. OHIO WEDNESDAY MAY 1885,

SHE "How fortunate it
is John Henry that Mr..
Fitch has opened the old
New York Clothing
House, next to Otter
bacher's. You know he
always gave you elegant
fitting clothing and at
reasonable nriens
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02
Gpofc.

Cper1anseu ira en- lang iHertefnlo S19'
bonn nj TN fiRrf SeIbreb, er en- gpDfe , ct
Suoiuios 9ip. On ~iaaoan mRrislis Besi
oenbeo opbspares / Ninoet, "a Tiolerne
bpoIpeo Selbrsosn upuaass, pelli8ues meo
ct tatnemmeIist 6ierte. 3erfor bsrer man
iaamarss 3optaler ouSr Electric Bitters.
Ter or iaa mango, iom iiploer bette milo
neuos 9Gssmioosl os ionic i'm 5eIbreoelle.
Spis on plnaes Of uogeu Spaoom | 9euertn,
Rprsne. Napen, al lang eler tort SGrisbeo,
oil ou ~litiert bIipe belbrsoet, bois ou bruser
electric Bitters". 5Gtses for so Gts. o9
81 pr. SLATE / 3. s. RontgOmerp & Cos
0ru9Itore. (3)
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02

Ssuri le Boulder, 6,rre til 8eronn,
bsoe III Tom 5gtss Of ct Sab lis
Nar sanmel.
Sfonaseren Ricolns Betours | Con.
ftnnce orhe 17l2 lis Ndrs Ifosren.
bun blobe fun bnpt fire Suftruer, men
Bprn % Bsrnebpru / ct initial al 16l
NED til zoe 9eo. Dams Sooer 6lep 1913
og bans 5nrbror 1877 Nar 9ommel.
aar III blep Der for 9rouuins
Nnna al @nslanb ioreit'Get en- l27 Gar
sammel apinbe, ium 9ronninsen for
9reoe 5 @uineaer.
& Song aarl ben | al @u9laros
9io beoe en- Manb peb Hnou aorr 152
gar sammsi os bleu besraoet ! 8eits
miniter a66ebi. Sau ifal BLOT bare
ipiit Sreb us OF os orutfet iur Welf,
o.. bans paur ifui life ensans ueo bans
Orb bore bleuer 9raat.
Oct bpnnsr oitere, al 8pinosrne naor
en- bsiere Sloer emo W9nbene, os blnnot
bisie iibite biiper be sifte albre eno De
u9iIie; 6ldrot % buuoreoaarise Reno
/ gnelano inuoies fun en- u9ift, men
blanot 43 aoinoer al iamme Iloer rar
ct DuIiu slmle SOmiruer. s uisie
5nmilier ipnes bsi Nlher at bore aroe
Zig, tbi mnn timber oite ansipet / Seret'
ninser ont 0unbreoaarise. at babe
oeres 5OrGlore ps Sebfenoe bar OF
naaet en- bDi Iloer. Oten BET er ijelz
ben, at ct gggtepar bea9e ppleper en-
~uinbpaulis q Der; iom bet marteIigite
@rempel berpaa fan n~nfsrss en- geretz
ming / ct giierrisif 9ibsltriit Om en- l72
Iar sammel Wano Saros &coin /
8aratet, bpis Suitru q 164, os meo
bpem ban bapoe p9ret f%orenet / 147
Nor.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02

Sanbets 6jenr en- iistisbeo er oeo
Grperimenfer, anltideoe peo @enierisen,
funbet at uerle ~betpbelis efter Nars=
tieerne. Weoens en- bpiomalet Sfiue,
Tom ianfeoes neb / 8anbet, ON 8nz
teren funoe ices o~uenfrd / en- 0pboe al
% Meter, Uar Den ON Sommereu fun
ipnlis paa 5%ierbeparten at oenne 9pbbe.
On Sommeren pirter 2piet paa Ell
prepareret f%otosrafiit Bluoe / en- 9pbee
al so Dteter, ON 8irtereu paa Ouer
100 Meter. Nariasen er, at 8dnoet
ON Sommeren inoeholoer Here organi
ife og u%or9aniite Bartifler, iom ioem.
Hter umfrins beri.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02

Wong 6briliian bar ofenliasiort
7Oindsnoe 9af til ben 0el af Be
l,nSen, Der braste bam Splbeit paa
aumsousen:
5'r anoen Sang / inheuerenoe Iar
q mig en- epbtfslt 5rans of rette
tat til Solicit.
a slarlisbeb % Sensioenbeb,
,yaa les alt ben Sbe Npril mootos
aaNse O1rebare Bepiler, bar / cisie
"a les meo min elite SuIiru Deb
o9e Tan le tiIbase paa rs Wars
Y g,glsrHtns, sipet Jig uotrpf oper,
S.s9s paa manseoobbelt, opers
aVe Waaoe, iaa at be peroso /
esc'te 8etponins ere blepme
! en- 2at til BAN, eer / fin
v. qar forunot os beune 9pffe =
=. nor oeo Winbet ON bitre Yrs-
u e'mer, Der 10 life ere uoebleune
!, -. 0rtnser ies pa for Dronnins
m's en- Eat til Gas, nar os iIern.
s ssL,'r I olsie 9use i &ierlisbeo
irs s,s! pOs os = en- 7af, iaa BARN
, lom Sierter opfplot al
b, ~ Y acknowledged fun fOrmaar
~"'"Oors, ben 2Obe Gopbr. 1888.
Gbriitian r."
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02
The Overland Route.

Bore 2pieres Opmnrfiombes benz
lebes pua be 5orbele, Tom tllbpoes al
The Overland Route, Union 8dciic
8anen, ipecielt Dem, lom tenfer paa at
sisre en- 7ur / Binter til Yacific. &plten.
9enne 4inie bar bet bebfte Sporleie,
De burtiglte 9os o9 ben fineite Gfots
pering al no9en Bane, Tom trpoier Son
t%inentet, os hens 6urti9tog, The Cover
land Flyer, sjDr Raiien paa en- Dag
fortere 5ib eno noeen anben 8anes
Iog. 9stte er ct ipecielt "limiteo"
9ren, ~beitaaenoe uneluftenhe al Buuz
man Yalabslpoeppane al npeite aonz
ftruftiou, os oisle Bo9ne saar belt
isiernem uben Smbptte til Senuer,
Osoen, Gan francisco, sos Nnseles p9
SortlanO, Oregon.
5or nnoen 8losies 8asiagerer bar
bette aompani iproeiss bebuselise So
miliesS oOeuosue, cs Basiusererne fan
uben EXTRA 8etalin9 inorette Jig en- asi
/ en- al bisie gosue, eIer Gum fan for.
bebOloes / en- 8usn, iom er f~uloit9noist
ipriynet meb ale Slags Betuemmelisz
beber, - for ben nOminele Yris al
$3.50 for en- bobbsl @si fra Council
bluffs til Cos Nnseles eller meaemliss
senbe Steber.
5uloitanbise Oplpsninser I'M benne
2inie fan faces peb at benuenbe ii9 til
8. 6. 2Dnbe,
g. E.. ", ct. $anl, Winn.,
eIer til
6. 8. 2omar, s. 8. 3ebbets,
" q. g. & z. ". o. g. &. z. o.,
1876 Om15a, We5raffl.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02
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