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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-02

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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-02

Since the Outlook has sojourned in the
Okanogan region it has, in It's intercourse
with the native Americans, learned some
thing Of the meaning Of various Indian
names applied to streams, localities, etc.
The "scholars" Of Chief Moses tribe
say that "0kanikane'-now anglosized
into Okanogan-is an Indian name,
meaning rendezvous" and was applied
TO the Okanogan lake-the source Of the
river given the same name-where the
Indians or the various tribes in Wash
ington territory, British Columbia and
even as far northward as Alaska, assem-
BILE in "potlatch" and secure their supply
Of fish and game, custom they still con-
tinue.
The name "Sooyos," applied to . lake
in that region, means "narows." The
elymology Of this word has been corrupted
into 20 Sooyos," which destroys its
beauty. The lake is one Of the finest fish
ing places in the territory.
The correct Indian name Of "Conco-
nuIly" is "Sklow 0uliman," which means
money hole" " thus given by the Indians
because Of the abundant beaver found in
that locality in early times, the skins Of
which brought them much money. But,
the same locality-the Conconnully or
0kanogan country-has proven to be q
4 - Il. l. IL
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-02

Call and inquire prices Of saddles,
brides, harness, etc., at G. E. McEwen's
before purchasing elsewhere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

ther> themsesyes. know are but common
~.uhss.~ ins4itusfnns. not word il said
Nore tha1a fhat, Il - not On unfrequens oc-
rurrenre n n 20 Sc m ofhcer join IN the
rrowd ma odd - the riot0us talk TIE
faek AZ puiI 81 tAe FIRST instance and is
seseuce IN the laxteT accounts for this state
of AFFAIRS
Probably the most solid firm Of book
makers in the ofy. financially speaking,
are prominent in Tammany, and % long -
they remain 20 their pull saves them and
their smaller brethren from prosecution
It has vet 70 Be demonstrated that IN or.
dinary policeman dare attempt 10 make .
boUafsde prosecution of either these men or
their patrons The test Csc made long
ago stands out - the most absolutely
idiosic proceeding, 80 far as the poiice are
concerned, that wHs ever perpefrated oy
men commonly reputed 70 Be sane IN this
or any other country
Again there is city ordinance which
forbids the !ncrmbrance OF streets with
barber signs, boxes or other things OF .
ike nature. Within three blocks OF each
other in many districts in this city may be
found one man htfering the street and
walk With the bulky advertisements OF his
business and wares, while his neighbors
about him have to keep themselves strictly
within bounds. An examination into the
cause OF this will almost invariably result
in the discovery that pull Is At the bottom
of IL
And 50 on might be cited almost without
limit cases IN which the word pull IS
written all over their face. In New
York il is almost omnipotent. There is
scarcely a man who gets any Office.
scarcely Iaborer who works on the streets
but who owes his place to pub. Ii IS
SYSTEM bronght about by the bosses, who
seem to have pre-empfed everything. and is
used by them for the perpetuation OF their
power Every man may aspire to Office in
this town. bat only the man with the pull
can get there
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon & California-Passed Medford
Z. A. Heron. o. J. Klotz, J.. A. Macgrotty
j. s. Long. A. O. Eckelson, A L. Geislon
+. E. Gladwin and wife, J. p Smith, Mrs
Grant, A. ID. Lowman. K. p Ritchet, j. B
Halt. w. E. Foy, Mrs. ]. F. Curie, Mrs. NJ
W. Lux, Miss A. Serle, Miss n. G. Sargent
John S. Barker, Mrs. L. C. Wingard. Mrs
Baker, Miss b. Baker and child, c. A.
Searle and wife. Miss l.. ]. Sargent, l..
Blank, n. Mayer, Barron Joseph, wife and
child, L. Swabacher, A L. Fish, Miss w.
II. Abbott, L. NJ. Redmond, L. Thomas,
Peter Dosh, V. Uilinan, Miss l.. ID.
Wheeler. +. James, A. X. Briggs, Il. \.
Ross, c. S. Sargent. E. Walldenroad, w.
II. Abbott, L. Heating, A. Hoffman, and
twenty-nIne second class.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

for they vii psohahsy Sep . - days II
Ios Aneeies and also sEeud frorn - road.
In order 70 - San nseko. Is b NOT inn
rossiks<. To. list shey viii stop 81 River
side, Ccston and san HernaYs3sno. return
ind here aad pos*ibsy sscpping for bsief
txme
Th<y vfIl take fke California q 0rsg0n
rosd 70 Psrsland- There they viii maks
another stop. sitter which they VII so TO
Tacoma and thencs 10 Epcksne Falls on
The Northern Pacific. shortly afser they
vii dishsnd as beaver. eseh senator pur-
srfns the course be deems hesf NATL The
assemhSing Of congress. early In DecsI her
The senator's sppesr to be snioying their
trip 10 California very mach
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
LAID DOWN TO DIE.
Terrible Hardships Of Lost
Alaska Miners.
GOING DOWN THE YUKON.
Two Of Party Of Four Give UP Weary
Jcurney-Safe Arrival OF tho
steamer Elder.

VICTORIA. Oct N-fPosr-TyrELIIeEyc
Special The stesmer Elder arrived this
morning. Eve DAYS overdue from Alaska,
with 500 passengers. returning Gamers and
miners. and 2s.Wo cxses of salmon. The
delay was caused by enforced calling NJ sill
the canneries to clean out the season.
work
Among the passengers on the Elder were
]. w. Sperry and 4. C. Rose. of Portland,
returning home from the Yukon. On
June =, IN company with A. Ingram and
F. C. Young. they started from Forfy-raile
creek down the river for Juneau III a boat.
with their provisions. On July . their
supplies were exhausted. and the boat IVES
abandoned at the mouth of Salmon river
and the party started a-foot down the
river, depending ON their guns for proyis-
ions.
They struck false trail and travelled 100
miles on it. Soon after striking 1t, Ingram
and Young became exhausted from priva-
ton and exposure, and on August ii the
former laid down and refused to move. and
died in q few hours. On the following day
Young succumed TO the same fate Rose
and Sperry reached Juneau, nearly dead.
October I.
A. Ingram was IS years old and resided
al Topeka. Kan. He has two sons in Se-
attic. +. {. Young's family reside in San
Diego, Cal. He was SIS wears OF age.
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A wosiAN's WAY.

They sat together, side by side.
Absorbed by Cupii's mission;
Dear John. please tell. she softly cried.
What wss my pas decision.''
Alas - said he, Il greatly fear"
His vol &c began 10 qnaverl.
''My suit 10 NOT regarded, dear
lie heayed sigh), with favor"
"YouF pa says he can't see al all"
He sadly smootaei her treSsesi
How I. with suca al income small.
Can even buy your dresses
II think. she answered land her eye
To his IN trust was carried.
al might lay IL good supply
Beiore" sshe blushedJ were married"
-f1flss Wear RSrfetr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
ANXIOUS To LIVE.

Nelson. the would-Be Suicide. Thinks
Life Worth Living.
Fred Nelson, the Finn, who made the
desperate. but unsuccessful attempt
10 end his own life with a razor
Saturday night, is doing nicely
at Providence hospital and will
probably recover in few days Yester-
day he refused to make any statement as
to the cause of his making his rash attempt
and it is probable that drink and gambling
were alone responsible. He is now very
anxious to live and pegs of his nurse to
take good care of him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
EBB-riDF.

Ihs tide slips from the harbor's mouth.
The rugged reefs stretch lar away.
The tangled grasses ilghtly sway,
And faint od0E Of the s0uth
Comes stealing ia across the bay.
The shiEs. like phaatoEns. lie Aslesn.
They wall TIE turnsEg OF the tide
And ere the dawn vii safely glide
To Dc broad bosom al tie Geeu.
Beyo1d the serfs urce&siag ehidc.
When IN our hearts the tide is low.
When slseksne1 reef. OF ola DESPAIR
klsc 70 our yiew. We zee9 40. care.
The tile returns; ~ fnaril We 60
To sanlii seas and skses more fair
= = pssff>v
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

sAcs&nEyTo, Oct. ga number OF citi-
gems held meeting at the residence OF
Mayor Gregory today TO consider a rropo-
siticn for holding a Pacific coast exposition
here IN is9,. II vas decided TO form
committee Of 100. To formulate plans and
issue prospectus. and to take such other
plans A. mar De necessary for the success
Of The undertaking.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
VIII VISIT pterr sot Nd.

FsSAhe hAsAread t@aarsittss EstasfRg
fhelT Exeur.k0u very Much.
SAN FsAse8sco ort "a. Slx - ,he s.xsr
ts1tnS states senator's who casfrss& the
fafsac rAsiroad Investigating com uattsse.
wao arrived hgse last Thursaay. spsnt 10.
asv Sc Mantsfey, They sFe cxpesss,l
a. svfasn tomorrow. Thvlr man
ttsa Is 20 ss&yc a0on for les
a UFe3Ss sgsss ana ss>a cssxfs,sy h43k tvsr
tie soaa- Ih5s "a take them s. nc isg.se.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
FORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
Sagabends ovrrrunning the CIty-A
Little Roy prownded.

fosr TOWNSEND, oct. 2n.-James ".
siocksna. the furniture dealer, was way
laid on Taylor street last night aud as.
ssnlted by feotpalS. who severely heat
him over the heal aud arms in vain At
tempt to commit highway robbery. From
the description given by Stockand. Chief
81 folire Delaney recognized one of the
dcsperaaoes a. q man he had seen hur.
rying from the scene CARRYING a large
club, who. when questioned. neryouslv
dropped she weapon. Late las, night two
men, one answering the description given
by Delaney. we're arrested and jaile,l. CIR.
cumsianees strongly point 10 the guilt Of
the meu arrestsd. v no gave their names rs
James Smith ana Ludwig iunwcn. claim
ing TO have just arrived from Tacoma
Public feeling Is running high agains,
this element as every steamer from no
the sound brings new arrivals from Taco
fna znd Seattle.
Joseph lovely. the 6-year-old son Of
Henry lovely tel overheard st Roths-
ehsd s wharf last night and was drowned.
The hoiY sss psckei ap early this morn.
90 N The hsy near the Central hess,l.
oKANooA> COUNTY.
ofheisi Returns >hew Good Republican
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
TnK TABLES TuKSED.

Druaken PovsfasA T~smstsv Who Block
sded Tun~r.i IL Himself Corpse
PORTLAND. Oct 31--james w. Lawrence,
. drunken ieamsses. while unloading iuui-
bsr on soGth Front street bridge this A.
ssrnopn. refused % move on 10 permit
funeral procession 10 pass. The cors<ge
halted for several minutes while worknsn
persuaded hins 20 drive ahead. Finally an
officer came and made Lawrence move
When he drove hack on the bridge 10
finish unloading. be fell under the wheels
and was crushed Il, death
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
An Exsra,as.ns wssIienaire's Paper.

sas Fg,sc1soo. Oct. 20.-The Eramsser
today appears in q new dress. IL y
printed from new presses. and consists OF
forty pages. The size OF the pa
per IL also slightly changed. Among
CALIFORNIA; contributors OF original papers
are Senators Stanford and Hearst,
4. =. Towne, of the Southern Pa
eisjc Company. Horace Davis, president
o. tie State University. Irving w. Scott,
president OF the Union Iron Works. John
ID. spreckels. Joaq ain Miller. Arpad Harsz-
thy. the prominent whey srdist, and Frank
pfgIev
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

ssS Francisco. Oct. fe.-After q passage
under sail OF twenty-six DAYS, the steamer
Francis Cutting arrived from Kodiak this
evening with eighty barrels of salmon for
the Arctic Fishing Company. An acct
dent 10 the machinery made il necessary
TO use the sails
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

sseRAxESro. Oct. 20--The rainfall dur
ing the past tsenty-four hours has been
IA inches. making total Of {. "A inches for
the season. Nineyardists say that grapes
remaining on the vines viii be almost 8 to-
tai loss. The bulk OF the crop has been
mic al hnxexer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
California Militia VETERINARIANS.

SAN BEHSAgpISo. Oct. 20.--The official
report OF the late Workmanship contest OF
the state militia shows that Company Z.
the Waterman Rifles of this city, are the
winners of the trophy by score OF 50 %
per cent. the best ever made in any state
militia contest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

AF4lE3-
IL falls 70 the lot OF few coachrnsn IN die
worth upwards Of s5o.fso. as has happened
IN the case OF the late Henry Charles West
over, who occupied that position in The
Prince OF Wases' household.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
Convention OF Copductors

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2D.--One hundred
and fifty railroad conductors arrived here
in special train from the East tonight.
The conductors viii hold convention of
their brotherhood in this city. The engi-
neers and brakemen recently held their
conventions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
A Wnt,a wai,a yy.ad,,~.

WsLLA WAILa. Oct. 2o.-Jesse r. Day.
after whom Dayton was named. was mar
ried this evening in this city to Miss Ellen
Gillian, late county superintendent OF
srhnolx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

SAX FRANCISCO, Oct 9.-Forecast until
: p. N. Monday for Oregon and Washing
ton: Rain, southerly winds, brisk TO high
on the coast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

1ssf fae Nu-tAern pzsiEe sz!srest he yes.r-
ie1s- esr&F sEG ssinsEE-s Fuuse 81 A. f.E.,..
xss- OS-ees s.s Second stiee.. Box.oa bl,5k-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
Atlant.c Ocean Tr.,.,

Fo- rates kn1 steamer frssrvas5oy,s <.f, =.
oTsseft! F@etAe i.cSes cs2ee, rs -ecsla sr-es.'
Boston as0eE. S--'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

Deep Joke.
New York Mercury.
'Chollie, old boy. queated gweat deal
of merriment at the pawty last night"
did you. OF fel?'
'iaas. | awsked the conundwum, Why
is an incline plane like lazy young dog9'
did they give it up?"
Yes. and told them, Chollie, that one
was slope up and the oihah was a slow
dog"
did they laugh"
well. Chollie, never heard such laugh
ter in my life"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
oKA>oo Al coI>r,

oaseisi Returns show a Good yepn,.,,,.u
Cain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
CLOTHING TRADE WIT.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
Said one shirt stud unto the other,
1T seems 10 me, my dear twin brother,
Together we had best eondole,
For, by my life. we're in hole"
First Thread-What' the matter?
Second Thread-I'm broke.
To the Necktie: All there ~ STAY There ~
soliloquised the collar
As IL stood up trim and neat
II may not have dollar,
But
Ny
Both
Ends
Meet"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
S. BAXTER & co

oFfEE ToR sALE ~ LoTs TO sur.
100 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
90 sack. Peerless Potatoes.
sgJ SACKS E1.o4lk Potatoes
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
1e0 TuaT TsE0ihy and Glover Hay,
Il0 Ioas E&siesa M22Aaug4oa Wild Hsy,
40 Teas wheat.
LAS Bran auf siacTss, mixed
- Tons tsFoaBd AID Rolled Barrier,
Spokane Mills Extra Fi1ur
EHensuurw Nj "a Extra Fl0E-.
5000 Sas ~ Choice Washington OAss
f0o tons Caffornls hgy by the schooner V~sts.
arrived October ?. 10 tons koi.as! Barter by
Ite bark Rschsrd Tnisd. bow dHe froEn Ssa
Diego. 80 tons Csiif0vnls nay by The b4rs
chsrt Th3rt. now eGe fE0n San Diego.
lateral prices 10 the trade
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
vi inneipta.

St0rt llnocrleb. First National
Bank / Inofa bleu luttet 3sroas Otter
miobas. 8asiereren, .. z. Sratt, er
&anaba. !6an bar / ben ieners 3ib ipes
~faleret meb 8antens Yense paa for
ifieaise Steber, iiar paa Soebebsrien |
Winneapolis. Sans S~ebrassrier belss
Der fig til minbit 100000.
6uoerner Wsrriam bar beitemt
Jrebas ben 26be Npril til Arbor Day.
gpraaoet / gernbale bar fufiut ais
cenie for Sals af beruienbe Critic til
$1,000 ON Garet, bet iamne iom for.
rise Nar. Den enelte Saloon i 8per
bleo berpaa lutfet, bu uosifterne / bel
fibfte Gar bar peret itsrre enb Snbtes:
terne. Set er fsrite Sang, at gernbalt
lite bar nosen Saloon.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
Gen Yaaife.

2iseiom Jaiten Tom 3 Tiger ienere /
Gar sno forrise Gar, iaa er oct osiaa
9ilf9lbe meb Baaifeu, oen fommsr life
for ben 2lbeapril, noset iua nrr iaa
tent iom bet er mulist, ben fan TONNE.
Bet er life altronomernss Sfplb, iom
laoer Nlmanaffen, men Simmsnesemers
neg. eiter bOis Sitting os Gang paa
Simmelen, be sisr fine Berssninser.
Oct er Raanen, iom bsitemmsr 1ibsu,
paa builfsn Baalfsn ffal inbtrafe. 5sr
ben 22be Warts (5oraarsjeunbssn)
fan ri albris fua Yaaife, os for at ben
ltal bliue fsrfte Yaaf,ebas, maa ben
bore Ssnbas, os tiuise maa bet ben
~fOresaaenbe Dag, ben 21be bore Julos
maane, TIL bet er MI ensans beitemt, a.
BaaIfe ffal bolbes paa ben fsriie Ssns
bag efter ben 20oe Narts, foruo for
builfen Der er saaet en- 5ulomaune. Suos
trafer berimoo 5ulomaane pna ben
2Ooe Warts, maa gaaifen lfpoes no til
Ssnbas efter neite 5ulomaune, bet pil
fise 20 0ase eIer til ben 18oe april.
Stulbe MI benne Dag bore m Ssnbas,
maa ben ifpoes enbnu en- use ub, altiaa
til ben 25be april, iom er ben ieneite
Dag, Baaitsn fan inbtraffe paa. Saa
fen Baaife baobe man | 1886. men bet
uil life isien bliOe 1ilfalbet fsr War
1913, bporeiter Der oil bengal ct Rels
lemrum at 95 aar nemlis til Gar 203S,
fsr Paalten inbtraffsr paa ben 25be
Gpril os b~ereiter isien en- 1iosperiOoe
af life minbre enb 152 Var til aar q,
100, fsr bet after Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
SatDtae

6npsrner Welctt bar ubneunt ISL
senbe 9ruitees for Sansilet | 8ismard
iitebetfor bet 8oaro Of 9rutees, iOm
Ct. @uu ernpr gbu,6 ubneurte: g.
Mcpusbs fra gaualier Co.; Subn Sus'
CART fra gais Co.; Sheriff SObn 81,
mons fra 8anep 9itp; Nler Mcair5ie
ra 8ismurd, us &ebaftpr q. W. Futile
fra Wanban.
8oarb Of 3ruitees for Sinbsipses
APPLET Samestciun bar reiisneret.
Seo Ygpalsst | Ganton forrise
Wanbas blep 8. $. 2ariun palst til
gitp glerf; g. 6. Stabed, Gitp attor.
nep; s. 9. Sutleitab, gitp Suffice, Os
M. 6. Spueruo. alderman. SIR. 9urz
ion bar inbtil for 2 aur iiben bapt fit
Siem i Sisblanb 9Ownibip, 8inneibeit
Co., Sa., os S. 9. Satleitao er en- ssn
at YaitOr Satleitab Springfield 9Olpas
flip, famine gountp,
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
Mfrifa q.

GenrD VI. Stanley. s 8espnbelien
Of usen Offentlissjorbes ct lanst 8rsu
fra Stanlep; bet inoebOlot en- nosen-
lunoe fulbtanois 8%eretnius ON bans
Oplepelier / bet iiofte Qar. 5or ct Bar
9ase iiosn bar man after mobtaset
%paalibelise Beretninser fra Stanley
Sails peb Congo J(oben. Nrabere, iom
anfom til STANLEY JaQs beretter, at be
baube feet STANLEY os gmin Yaiba i
Jebruar. De mariberebe ba meb fine
Trooper ! Rstnins at 3ln5ibar. 9eres
iamlebe Stprfe ubsisr Here Tuiinbe
Nenb, auinber os Bsrn. Be isrts
meb fig en- Wasie g%lienben.
Song Soban af Nbpsiennien er ai,
saast PED 9soen. Sun ffal bore bsb
af Sfupiaar, iOm ban fit / ct Slas msb
en- Del oprsrfe Snoisote.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
SIIinOis.

Ssrfe. Sarmerne i ben mibtre Del
al Staten flaser meset uuer 9srfe. 8
STARTS er Der falbt LIS CONNIE minbre
&esn END %alminbelis / benne Waanee.
Oct bar life paret iaa tsrt fer paa Z
Gar iom MI. s ben norblise Del al
Staten ital 9srfen enbOs oare itGrre,
os ben bar alerebe sipet Inlebnins til
flor 8efrmrins blanbt Sarmere. Bort
feet fra benne 5are, iom enbnu ibetios
fan ~afuenbes, itaar @rSben ubmarfet
5rofen bar life sjort ben minbte Sfobe.
De Hsfte Sarmere / ben mibtre os ipbs
lise Del at Staten er faroise meb Saaz
ninsen al Sapren.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
Srntietl.

Soet ri sisr bore ncriis 8unoer opmari
iom poa Or. ausnit abais's Samburse,
camille: Raleneer, Der Tan erboloes | ole
Drug Stores, logger ri Narfe til, at oer
paa SIDE 8 (Gpril.W aaneo) bar inbineset ia
en- 5eil / Datum for Sfl9r 1crsbaa Gang
freoas os Raueas. Vile bisie Jeftoase ifal
oatsrss en- use isusre. Get er alene Dem,
iom bar leuerst % be afronomiiie geresuin'
ger, Der barer Siploeu for bette.
The Charles A. Vogeler Co,
Baltimore, Yeb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
Xobe.T utttnter 759.

5ranfs. Gesuosn Hptosr ban for 8as
rer | Bien $4,000 c9 / Bet 10000
5ranfs. 8 Beft bar ban Osiaa pantiat
forfisaise Ting. Oct er tuitiomt, ON
oenne elite er i~uloitenbis.
- Sfslse Telegram til 9'5rr. ".
6. 3Obnion d Co., General asentsr /
ct. Yaul, ufsit 1binsuaIa . 2iniens
Sfib "9binsualla" fra Gb~riitianianb
ben Ste Npril. Oct fan pentes til Netu
Yort omfrins Ssn 1Sbs Qpril, os Bass
iaserer for st. Yaul, minneapolis os
andre Ylabis / Iorbositen pit automme
BERTH tire 9ase ienere.
- Yreiibent Carrots aloite Ssn,
Sippolpte garnot, iii ON fort lib oate
en- uns bOrserlis Dame ueo Iapn 0aure
Sc 9enier, Ger brinser fin 7ilfOmmenoe
en- Meo9iit af 5 WiIionsr 5ranis /
Routanter. 5rsfen Tenier oil besuben
efter i'm Snfef, Opfinberen Ri6el Ser
ref, aroe en- 5ormue paa Is Rinioner
5ranfs.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
10 :Serien.

3piruelform. Brighton / Refr
Serisp bleu OnsSas Gften biemisst al
en- SuiroeltOrm, iOm anretteoe betpoe.
fig Sfabe / ben ipblise Del al gpen. s
5orftaben &iueriibe bleu en- netOp fer
big 8psnins ieunet meb Sorben, os
gaitlafe 8oolen Mius miiteoe 9aset,
8 Jairton lasbes flere 8~psninser
8uiner os paa 5urme | Omesnen fates
bes mango fore 8inbmsler Operenoe.
8 Song Bead fl be for Gnfer lissenbs
giterslfibe en- frpstelis Neofart. gn
Mensbe Gierber os StOrfeHspiber er
sbelaste os Staben e0ers er osiaa ooers
maabe flor.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

forlaot Gonoou, bespnbte oisie 3 al
m~issanble Rsilion paa ben met brutale
Waabe. De prpslebe bnm meo 9ampe
os loa bam neo meb 8ebtra. Den
20oe Warts bsbe ban os bleo besrapet
paa Sdoet.
Rep. Or. .. Gbwarb gecfer. en-
8rooer al aipsoe Senrp 8lro 8ee6sr,
par iorleben Dag iaa u5elois at fable
unber en- SernbanepoSn ps 1T 1T enc
Sen fruit, iaa bette maatte afiGttes.
Baa @runo al bans bBie @lber, SIS Gar,
er Der tibet Suab ON, at ban fan fomme
fig isien.