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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-30
WANTED-ROOMS.

ANTED-FOUR NICELY FURNISHED BED
office. se:3O,3ts
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, ROOM AND BOARD
w in northwest; room with folding bed preferred;
given and required Address, stating terms.
&c, JJ., Star Office. It.
WANTED THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
w for Light Housekeeping; one may be alcove or
hall bed ROOM q child ~ months old northwest;
terms moderate Address, stating price with and
gas, Box 121, Star office. It,
WANTED - TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING
w Rooms, unfinished with heat, light and first.
class table board for three adults between 18th and
Isl ana y and streets; terms must be moderate.
Address Box 90, Star office. se3O-2t'
WANTED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO FUR
w nlshed Rooms, facing east south, with Board
for two adults and child Address, stating terms, E
HOME, Star office. it
WANTED-TwO PLEASANT ROOMS, AT REA-
w sonabe rates, west Of loth st.. by . gentleman
Nov. l. Address Box 46, Star Office. se2S-3ts
WANTED-oCToBER Is. TWO FURNISHED ADJ
W Joining Rooms and Board for Gentleman. Wife
and Two Children girls and 81; terms to exceed
se2S-3ts
MANUFACTURER: Is, BY GENTLEMAN,
w wife and infant Three Nicely Furnished Rooms,
second noor northwest secton state terms and locs
uoh. City r. u BOX 515. se2S-3ts
WANTED-BY FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS,
w Three or Four Rooms in . Small boarding House
or private Family northwest; liberal price If suited
and permanent. Address NAVY. Star Office ss27-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-30

PIxDxoSr Am LINE EXCURSION 70 Lursv wsd-
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only s250.-Adgt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-30
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-dN DESIRABLE LOCATION. A
w Pleasant Room With Board for Two; references
exchanged. Address Immediately H.TY, Star Office II
, 1889-02-12

The boomerang of the Australians is
made of hard wood and has the curve
of a parabola; is about two feet long,
two and n half inches broad, and one
third of an inch through. In throw
ing it the hunter takes it by one end,
holding it so hat the convex edge is
forward and the fiat side uppermost
When thrown it ascends gradually
with n rotary motion, and finally be-
gins TO retrograde.
The natives of some tribes call the
boomerang wangno or kilie, and the
wood known to botanists as acacia
pendula is generally selected by the
boomerang makers. If possible they
choose a limb that is bent TO form an
angle of about 100 to 100 degrees. The
weapon returns TO the thrower best
when thrown against the wind, but
returns when it has fairly hit
the object at which it was aimed.
Those who arc expert a place it
where they wish, and in warfare it is
most effective, striking where it is
least expected, and in hunting it can
DO used at a distance of 200 paces.-
New York Commercial Advertiser.
, 1889-02-12
THE ~REVIVALIsT.
He Has Begun His work at the Con.
gregatIonal Church.

If a movement is to be judged by its
immediate success, SO far the meetings at
the Congregational church are n failure
there has been as yet no fruit of the
s%pirit-but as there is a period of incuba-
ton in all nature, a period OF death to
the planted seed, before aver life is ex-
hibited, much less the harvest time
reached, so the disappointment in fruit
not falling as if by enchantment immedi-
ately the seed is sown may be the result
of shortsightsd human view, but through
Gods heightened perspective it may be
the most healthful process.
One thing ought to be said in Justice to
able, earnest, eloquent, well directed work,
that no stone is being left unturned under
which the detormity Of sin may be shell
tered, and no light is allowed to remain
hidden which is needed to disclose the
ma;chless beauty OF character in Jesus
Christ, or the wondrous plan of salvation
he projected. Ifit were possible on the
predicate of eternal life to firmly establish
the fact in mems minds that they were
lost and then 20 have such a guide pro-
pose to thread this labyrinth of death and
emerge with the lost into the paradise Of
eternal life we do not conceive that q
human being out of an insane asylum, OIL
in a prison, on the earth could be found
unenrolled and not ready to follow the
guide at the close of the morrow.
But there must be the rub" the hitch,
viz: to create a universal consensus o
belief, first, in Immortality; second. tina
men are lost; third, hat the gospel plan
is essential If these three links coult
always be forged into one chain no san
mar would voyage life without salvation
the connecting link, the only one he cal
control, being in its place and The chail
fastened to his sheet anchor.
We are pleased to chronicle the fac
that the visiting evangelist is an eloquent
graphic, powerful preacher. His dis
course last evening Was not only success
ful as spiritual leaven but most admirabl
as a pure and beautiful brain child.
No q who enjoys an intellectual feas
can afford to miss this revival.
, 1889-02-12
A Ghost roned the Bells.

Before the earthquake shook it down,
the old guard house or police station
was Just across the street in front of
the church. Every night for years an
old policeman, who had grown old
and decrepit in the service of his
country and lastly of his city, kept
watch at the door. He had seen many
strange sights, and he always said that
the strangest he had ever seen was the
dead man ringing the chimes from the
belfry Of old St Michael's. He had
seer the shrouded figure, time and
again, climb up TO the bells, and, not
touching the ropes, which had been
pulled so often by living hands, swing
the heavy iron tongues against the
sides of the bells and clash out a fear
full melody which thrilled while il
Mortified the listener.
He would tell you, II you cared to
listen to his story, how the ghost had
been murdered, for in its normal state
it had been murdered by the thrust of
an Italian stiletto in Elliot street The
spirit was ito walk the earth" "revisit
the glimpses of the moon" ring the
old chimes, and do other horrible
things, until The murderer was cap
tured.
a rev minutes DefOre Midnight the
old Waterman would see this spectral
chimer enter the church doors, for
getting to open them, swiftly and in
a ghostly way glide up the steps of the
winding stair, pause under the bells
by the ropes where Gladsden rings
them, pass swiftly on without touch
ing them, climb on into the gloomy
belfry and stop beneath the open
paAt1tha 90 fhn ha11, HI.-. -
down upon it, as if striving TO swallow
up tho restless spirit. Suddenly, as if
the inspiration had come, the shrouded
hand would move silently and rapidly
from iron tongue TO iron tongue, and
the wild eldritch music would swell
out upon the midnight air.-Atlanta
journal
, 1889-02-12

White Dinner Napkins, per doz., $3.50, former
price, $500.
All Linen Lintless Towels, each, .7!c, former
price, 15c.
All Linen Heavy Towels, each, Ice, former price
35c.
All Linen Damask Towels, each, 25c, former
price, 46c.
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, per pair, Toe, former
price 25c.
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, per pair, 25c, former
price, 50c.
Ladies' Hose, good quality, re, former price, 15c.
:" 20c. " 3hc
, 1889-02-12
JNO. r. CARROLL. Editor
TO SET US UP IN BUSINESS.

- - - -
The Denver Republican publishesss:.a
special despatch from Washington re-
garding the enabling act for Wyoming.
Idaho and Arizona. which is of the great
est interest to the people of Wyoming,
The telegram says: While there Is i'm
probability of the passage of the measure
to enable the people OF Arizona. Idaho
and Wyoming to form state governments
at this session, still its introduction will
enable the committee on territories to
give the subject a proper examination and
be useful As the means of collecting much
Information about those territories. The
measure itself, too. contains some provis-
ions not heretofore included in enabling
acts. but which in this instance would
subserve a practical purpose. For in-
stance, it is not proposed to give these
prospective states the benefit of the
swamp land act or the law oflS4l relative
to grants for internal improvements, but
instead special provision is made for pub
lie purposes as follows:
For the establishment of permanent
water reservoirs for irriGating purposes,
25O. 900 acres; for the establishment and
maintenance of an insane asylum, $4,000
acres; for the establishment and mainte-
nance Of state normal schools, $4,000
acres; for the establishment and mainte-
nance of a school of mines, $4,000 acres:
for the establishment and maintenance of
n deaf and dumb asylum, $4,000 acres; for
the establishment and maintenance of a
reform school, {, 1000 acres"
OF course sections 16 and Sc in every
township are granted for the support of
common schools, and besides, fifty sections
of public land are given for the purpose of
erecting public buildings at the capital fer
legislative, executive and judicial pur-
poses. Ninety thousand acres are granted
Tor the use and support OF agricultural
colleges, and 5 per centum of the proceeds
of the sales of public lands which shall be
sold subsequent to the admission of said
states shall be paid to them, to be used
as a permanent fund, the interest
of which only shall be expended
for the support of common schools.
All lands granted for educational
purposes can only be disposed of at
public sale, at a price not less han $40 an
acre, the proceeds to constitute a perma-
tent school fund, the interest OF which
only shall be expended in the support Of
the schools. But said lands may be
leased for periods of not more than fJe
years, in quantities not exceeding one
section to any one person or company.
Seyenty-two sections of land are guar
anteed for university purposes, but the
original territorial granting act of IS4l
shall be so amended as to provide that
non OF said lands shall be sold for less
than $40 an acre. and the proceeds hal
be safely invested to constitute a perma-
ncn fund, the income thereof to be ex-
clusively for university purposes. These
lands also may be leased, subject to the
restrictions given above. All mineral
lands are excepted from these grants.
As they have already been published it
is not necessary to notice the political fca-
lures of the measure.
, 1889-02-12

F0R RENT-Furnished rooms with or
L without board. Rooms for light house,
keeping. MRS. A. CURLEY, POOP,
Eddy street.
, 1889-02-12

There is no danger in giving Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to children. as it
contains no injurious substance; besides
it is unequallcd for colds and Group.
Children like it. For sale by B. B.
David.
, 1889-02-12
LOOK AT THESE PRICES.

Silk Pushes, per yard, 6Oc.
Lonsdale and Fruit OF the Loom Muslins, per
yard 73c.
All sheetings at proportionate prices.
The very best Apron Ginghams, per yard, &c.
Very good white wool Flannel, per yard, sc.
Very good cotton Flannel, per yard, 63c.
Good Dress Goods, per yd, 81, former price, 2Go.
II Csc.
% soc.
40 85c.
Good black Gros Grain Silk, per yard, Use, for
mer price, S1.50.
Good black Gros Grain Sill nor yord OEo e.,
, 1889-02-12

F0R RENT-Abney's stable, corner
Il Capitol avenue and Sixteenth street.
Inquire of g.. f. MORGAN, at Chey-
enne National bank.
, 1889-02-12

Good black Gros Grain Silk, per yard, Use, for
mer price, $1.50.
Good black eros Grain Silk, per yard, 95c, for
mer price, $500.
Good black Faille Franchise Silk, per yard, s1.25,
former price, 1925.
MORE Silks in all colors, per yard, 95c, former
price $1.50.
Surah Silks in all colors, per yard, 55c, former
price S5c.
All colored Silks and Satins at proportionately
low prices.
Shetland Yarns, per pound, $1.O0, former price,
$500.
Turkey Red Table Linen, per yard, 233c, former
price SOC.
Turkey Red Table Linen, per yard, 4Oc, former
price 75c.
White Table Linen, per yard 45c, former price
75c.
White Table Linen, per yard, 57!c, former price
$1.00.
White Table Linen, per yard, soc, former price
S1.40.
White Dinner Napkins, per doz., Csc, former
price, $1.00.
White Dinner Napkins, per doz., 9Oc, former
price, S1.5O.
White Dinner Napkins, per doz., s1.5o, former
price, $3.50.
, 1889-02-12

Job Printing neatly executed at the
Leader Job Printing Rooms.
, 1889-02-12
FOR RENT.

FOB HENT.
FOR RENT-Dyer's hotel bar and BIZ
L hard room, all furnished. Apply at
OVERS hotel.
, 1889-02-12

Balls Corsets, per pair, Coo.
Handmade Linen Lace, per yard, 35c, former
price &c.
Handmade Linen Lace, per yard, Gle, former
price 15c.
Handmade Linen Lace, per yard, 1Oc, former
price Csc.
Handmade Linen Lace, per yard, 15c, former
price 35c.
Embroideries at a proportionate reduction.
India Linen, per yard, 123c, former price zoe.
1" 15c, Csc.
Ladies' Jerseys, coat back, 45c, former price, 81.
Ladies' Cloth Jackets, $50, former price, $500
, 1889-02-12

tisi impossible to p%e5 eeP prices on alof m goods tw o%d say That he et m been made all
our stock now larger han am in this city. wewodd@ call yours special attention to our
, 1889-02-12

nat VII mue the purchasing public We would advise veWm interested the purchase to call
at once as heg FOODS are bound to sell very auuy and it will nav Won tob INV hn my
and lay hma seu until you have ue6 for them
, 1889-02-12

courtesy of Hyo. Archives & His+ori
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13
$500 &dbinctter.

9tter isien bar leg rebiat 8riien for
8cpierins al samle Bortrater til funs
50 90 9uiinet for fsrfte &lasIes &ubi.
METER. 9enne uiebpanlia lape 8ris er
fun beitemt for en- fort Tio, ps aIe til.
fpnoes burtisit mulist at inbisnbe fine
imaa, samle BOrtreter. 9ette er o9iua
en- ppsrlia Nnlecnins for benz, iom DO
paa aiiioeslissenbe Steosr, bppr man ei
fan faa sOoe 5otosrafier eGer naar
Briien er for bsi. TIMBER iaaoaune SFors
boloe, tag en- a%lminbelis "7ia.9ppe"
os isno Den iammsn meb $500, ua be
faar iilbase ct 9uin at be pnfre &abi.
METER, uoen pioere O%mfoiiuinser. BE.
tdlins bsr mebfD &c ale Orore, oa fan
lie sienuem "IROnep: Drbsr", "8Oital,
atote" elsr Bop rpense i &sa,trsrst
Sreu. Gcrssisr ipoelist: 8. B. Telt,
2l5 Snft @1icuso Nue., Chicago, 81.
as9% Nuar Be ifrtusr, iaa neon, at
De bar Left Guertisiementet / bette
Slao. 10.16.3m.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13

- s. 8. Rarib er iommen tilbas'
fra fin Sustiur ! bet nprolise @iaeon'
fin. Sslifubet beftOb af 8 Rrno, %
bisie neoInsSs 10 raire 6iorte.
Rarib's SuSipurti lfal csiaa babe
falost en- 8jsrn paa $50 8uno.
- Rrs. o. @rsnsbsrs meo 8srn er
~afrsiit fro Riosttpip til fit Sism | Gan
5rancisco, iammen meb fin BrOber Or.
VI. Soltab.
- Suften, Tirsbas ben 12te Rouems
Der, buloes 5siti "8e hinges SOrbunb"s
aufale. ct sObt 8rosram iamt 5Ors
irifninser ftal pare Gitsnens Tiltraf'
ming.
- Sra 8eirs Slibre 1tripss: 20
mere bsfisnbte Bsrionsr er netup of
reo 9sben - nsmlis @aarbs
Gubers @inarIsn &oisisl (Hoi),
ps 8satba Brandt, Suftru efter for Of
bsoe 2anbbanoler, &. Brandt.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13
Reiienbe.

WetlenDe.
CLING .. 8Olb rsiits til 4eniett ibft
2burseos, os berira pil ban, Splas
meo fin 8%ompusuon, s. M. Stenbart
reiie til 5ranfrise eiter en- np 2abnine
Sefte. De usier at TONNE tilbase
8ebruar Raansb.
Saeelmussr Spsr o. 8srse % Spent
Gnetub fra Spring @rpue Dor | Deco
rob pper Ssnbas.
". .. aiome, @ier Of groufhon
Winn., Marble Works, fom iii Deco.
rob esrtus us iii upbOlbe fig Der er
rSes G,b iSeiss bps Slast % 8snne,
&inneibetf.
3 'barias Salporion bar | Glamafe,
fefte ule % iatte pp ct psnt Wonumeut
ODER ofosoe Cru Sartman.
Sisuro S~aluurien uur | Chicago
Sprretninser iiofte llse.
EditOr U. Brandt, Of Brandt, Deuel.
60, Dat, er / Ssiss bus fin Batter o.
Spiserisn, 8ruf. 8. &tque.
" SOlien. Der / mango Gar bar paret
Waniioba Sunsns 7ieueits, MI / Jori
GsfinnibOine, WOntana, bar paa ct for
Stiss bos Slrstninse % 8enner / De.
eorab ficite llse.
GOnrao SobuiOn, tibIisere af "8e.
eornb' Soften", MI uniut / ct. 9aul Der
Patent Inside Printing Office, er Der.
isbe for OF bente fin Some, Der bar til,
.brnst en- Raanebstib bus fin RoSer
Mrs. Oil.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13
Smaapiuf.

QUIT pna 9~lffselies'9 assn TOrsbas
ben 2Soe Rooemter.
Geo. g Smith % Senrp SaniOn
bar flsbt uo 5oleps 5rust, ganbp %
Cigars Store.
Or. 8. .. 2iGIssaarb, tiblisere
2arer | Galmar, er MI 9ufal. &eboftpr
goSe (Spipa) Republican.
- 9as Warfe til Sen Bears Hpsr,
tisismsnt; Der er en- COB esilisbeb til at
ffaHe fig binise llnbstfleSer.
Otter ben l5Ss Raoember bar aisr
tile Sob til at saa frit omirins. gounb
Waitsrsn taser fig / iaa Sab af benz.
- alderman Stiles er afreit til Obi.
eaSO for at traffs 5oranfaItninser til
CpbsSnins Of Stiles Sotel meb Damp.
9ette oil Oare en- iarbelss bsIOis Orb
ming.
- Com Sruub SurOrs peb u. 9.
Circuit cs 9itriet Courts er upnapnt
ebas. s. Ssuniid. 9seurub, Spbu Rel.
lb, gluftOn, os U. aitteIsbp, galmar.
Com Betit Sururs er %inbialpte: %
gbalsu. SseOrab, cs ROrib Gang,
8laf on.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13

Sitter 40 Aar: "Dein Saoer
bapbe ct 5sbsriaar paa 8enet ! uper Az
9lar, men sr MI blepen %fulbftanbis furea
ret psb Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment; ban bouoe uoen 8eiultdt for
isgt aIe nnbre Mlbler," flyer Sr. 9.
8bitsrelI, en- @eonrs % 2aaieimeo
st. Wabiion, Soma. San flyer enepi,
bere: "Stsbet, buOr Saaret bar, er M
fulofanOis rent Os list andre Dele al
SuSeu. San bruste ire % Gents
9g Her" On Inben: Or. W. U. Barr,
9russiii, 8ladburn, Mu., flyer: "Ses
bar periontis ajsnoltab til ct 9itfalce
Of frOnif Sienipgoum al mango Vars
8arisbeo, iOm bleu fursret oeb Cham
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment, oct
bar Or. Setb ROOre | RorO berfra."
Rr. WOUre flyer, at bette Ointment bar
parbt mere for bam END 9uiinoe Dol.
lars. Oct toitebe bam 20 Gents.
(Nop.)
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13
Stprnrtet ifanoinapif Concert.

Woreus ben 1Sbe Rppsmber bulees
Der | Sitpns Opera Scuie en- Concert
al mere enb o~lminoslis Sntsresis, bo
SelFobtt bsIianr al life alaSiss aunit
mere fra be 3 FanbiuooiFe annoe.
Srsfsn Glma Sulifrurb en- f~ortrins
ZIG IosnF srprun, OR. Gilbert Grpe
fdou, be,smt nOrit garptOn, Or. @sOrs
@srrenraib. uNmurfet banf Tenor,
Srrftn SuIin 3 CpossI, 8%iunifinbe fra
@ipitoIm. % HRrs. @nIfribe Grpei6uu,
bsijsnot iOm en- tesuuet @lrcutioniit.
Gprnrisn,- her blot bUlbss ben enc
Gitsn, oil bare ct risbuloist Yrosram.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13

StGrfeit er ri life frog ri ftaar op
ON Worsener, nuset man paa SOrbuanb
itulbe tro. Meunefets Stprfe tiltuser
efter 5rofoiten us snooa mer efter bet
fraItisite Naaltib, Rtbbasen. Oct er
imiolertib for en- for @anshe Msnnsz
Ter Of 8ististe6 at bupe fin fuloe &rait
ON SOrmiobasen, ba beres paiertlisite
Grbsibe er last paa ben Tib. Wen iua
sielber bet Osiaa at bpstisSisre &rOp.
pen til bette. Sci sisr man oeb en-
fraftis Srotoit. Men MasIsr al 5olt
fan naten lille ipiIe til SrOfot; be bar
inssn 2pit paa Nab ba. Oct fommer
for en- far Del bsraf at be ipiier for
TENT til often. Raar ale bisIe Wennes
Ter pilce os funbe lasse Gftensmaalti-
bet til 8l. 6 q 7, iaa ifuloe be inart ie
o%uerraffenbe 5~oranorinser lise Ouer for
5%rOfOibOroet. (sunbbsOsbl.)
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13

Sr. Reboftsr!

@Crtbfielo suar frsmab, ON lite fort
iaa bog iittert. s 9sbet af bet iibite
Gnr er gpen blepet fOrfisnnet meb flere
pntre 8ebCelissbuie, ben bar faaet en-
ny % benfistsmasfs Sernbane. Station
os | ben ienere Glib ps'aa elettrif 8es
lpsnius, iua man MI uosn 8anfelisbeb
fan ie at tOmme frem / be forIiisQise
Dele Of 8psn islp / ben msrfefe Rat.
Stuoenterne ueb ct. Olaf os Carte
ton, faapeliOm andre interesiereoe, bar
! btsie 9ase GnlebniHs til at ftifte ners
mere 8efienbiifab meb bort 2anbs ftsrre
5orfattere, ba Econ 8. 8ircent netpp
bar bsspnet en- &atfe Sorsbras pper
S%ntptborne. gmsrion, 3boreau, 8oe %
andre f%remraSenoe Stribenter. 8i bar
osiaa aaerebe bapt flere sobe Roncerter
Der ibsit. Soetbeletaset fan bet fises,
at HcrtbHelo er riselis peliisuet meb
Ruff, literere % andre Sorebras OFF,,
bullet iiar Fptbes ben Dmfenbisbeb,
at 8pen bar COB Ssrnbaneforbinbelie %
TO Colleges inben fine @renier.
8rof. 8. Z. gttsrboe os Rome bapte
nplis ben SOrs Of MITE fit elbfe Barn,
en- lioen Sise, Tom blso besrapsn ben
life 3ooember.
Ssftterminen peb ben forbereosnoe
Gfoesins Of ct. Olaf College afIuttebes
ben 31te SftObsr, o. 8intertermiuen
bespnbte ben fsfsenbe Dag, 8 college
afoelinsen oarer Ssitterminen til Sui.
8interterminen | besse G%ioelinssr Of.
flutes ben 26oe Narts. ct. Olaf
College nbSer COB Sssnius bette Gar.
5or 0arperenbe Nal @leDantauet bore
noset oper Sunbrebe. Slere af bisIe
bar beisst andre Stoler, for be Tom
bib, iaa be bapce GOrfunbfab NOT til at
iattes | bsiere 8lasier. 8 ben nait
sperfe 8lasie | ben forbereoenoe Gfoss
ling I. @r. er Here enb Sulpparten al
@leperne npe; | ben soerite &lasie Ct
Der osiaa enosl upe. linton Guaebrets
ion, iom ifiOr beisste l1uiperftetet /
Sranb Sorts, Tom ibsit tilbase for at
srnSu'rs fra ct. Sluf college. San
br-ste meb fig en- anosn bpstis glep fra
'amme Gnitalt. @n anosu Of be npe
@leuer er fommsn belt fra Maiae.
Sfior 8aur fisbte Stolen 20 Qcrss
StOOlano, icm lisser lise inotil ben
samle @ieroom saa getioen. @nbel
af bette ifalbe rsbbss til 9umleplabs,
bullet er fleet | 2sbet al Sommeren %
Ssiien. 9a @leuerne felp bar faf,t
tilusie 8ense til at fisbe % rpobe bette
Sipfie 9anb. pil be pit iatte iaa meset
iisrre Sris berpau. On FABIAN 9umle.
plabs fommer usiaa rteset pel meo MI,
~eiterat man bar inbfsrt Niliter. 9uels
ier. Bette bsr remlis napnes blanbt
be 5urbsbrinser, iom er blspsn foreta.
get ! ben ienere lib.
Meo Senipu til rlnberoisninsen peb
81. Olaf College er Der iaar foretaset
enoel Joranorinser. tibet Brof. 8edman
oeo 2utbsrf Sraiteifole bar ppertaaet
unoerpisningen | &elisiou | College.
Gfoeltnssn, % ben rpe 2arsr, Srof.
Norosoarb, bar faaet Satin ps Siftprie
os en- Del Of Gnselitsn | ben fOrberes
oenoe Wheeling. @rbel fere Spranbrins
ger er osiaa sicrte, ida at Brof. Mobn
tan anoenoe mere af fin lib til of reiie
! Sfolens Snieresie.
Subfribsnt.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13
Win Some leb iaa fo~rirrbelia {

Wtn 2one lsb iaa f~oriarbelis af
&beumatisme, at bun life funbe penbe
fs ON | Sensen uoen Sialp. gur
9russif, Or. 9abbamus, anbsfalebe
6 5amberlain's Bain Balm, iom | bsi
Grab linbrebe benSss Smsrter. 8i
bar til forfiisliss 9ioer btust 6 Slafer
os funoe iite bore bet forubsn. - Sas.
Coleman, 2opel, Rsb. (Rpp.)
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13
Concert.

VUWttIi.
Smorsen (Snsbas) Gften o~f1Olbss
ben Iurse btbubsSe Concert, buorusb
9ianifinbsn Miis 3soGlp Stevens fsrite
Gong pil Upirabe for 9seorubs Iublis
fum. Bet 8rpsrum, Tom louss Of, er
risbO!bist % Of ct iuobont Srtbolb, at
be fife bill isle fig iiIiult bsraf. Cor.
eerien fun i,pst onbsfulss, % ef talrist
gsirs bill %ppmunire WuTiFolsn, brem
ri fplbsr @iis Steuers' 8siss, til os.
faa en- ontsn @uns OF ifoffe Os en- mu.
ffalf Gp>elie Of fsrfte &uns. Wiis
Stepsns pil aaFfsres at ct ROr, bsitaas
enbeuiM rs. Sulm, Miis $uussn, b'Srr.
Sopperiab % Sunnss.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13

Ga Sarmer ner Slbia, Soma, ueb
Naun s. 8. 8olf flyer, at ban bar fun.
bet ct fittsrt Mibbsl mob St~rubebofte.
Sun i~friOer: g be fibite 8 Gar bar iss
anbefalet "G~bamberlain's Cough Res
mebp" for StrubebOite. Salpbelen Of
en- so Gents Slaife oil furere bet perite
9ilfalbe, buis bet bruses itibe. Den
20oe bs. bapte min Ssn, 4 &ar Gam
mel, en- farlis S%trubsbOfte, men ire 30.
Ter furerebe BAN. Seq funoe lite bore
bet foruben | min Samilie." 9uis bette
Wiooel siues Barnet, iua inurt bet Bile
Der baft, bible bet afuenbe Strubsbuite.
(Roo.)
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13
Secprab og Snleglt.
Zen 1ate Rppember, 1889.


yTpuup.
Gofur Sinf 8. Tcrriios, icm CT
Suuuf g. SruIs Septnon | Chicago
blep Crstos ben CITE ROpsmbsr estepiet
til Niis Gliutst aOreu | 8irteu poo
Raitinstpu 8rairis. 8ruhsummens
Spialtrs, ajFbmonb 3. 9Orriion fra
NoniiI iupc. ua Suit,u, bans Brsere
9trnos, ajrbmuno | Nunittucc, Cs'
cor, @ce'frtr GIbrip 2oie, Mirn., %
TO prr,t g,stts, ium sr Disciple peo
Suibtr Grnsas, bans SFfer % bfnoss
Monb, @ofpr 8rebtisu fra Stou9bton,
gis Dor bInnbt andre tiIfttoe peo Ti'
ellen, ipm frrrstissss al Srubsrs Saosr,
Batter q. aOren. gi snpsr bet unse
Gar til Sp'fe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13

Z en- fatbulff airfe bOlber en- Dame
Soittsbssien ben Ill en- rig Serre, fom
uenoer iia bort o. mumlerl (.
"Ses bar intet."
"sna tus min 6erre". flyer bun os
uebbltuer at bOlbe 8ssieu forau ham.
"sSe9 iamlsr remlie III be 5atiise."
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13

San: "Ses bar ultio baut 2ptfe
ajGrIisbsb." Gun: "Ds De er bog
itaois usift?' pan: "Sa, bet er bet
beoite Beuis paa min 2Dtfe."