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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

Canada does not like TO be the land Of
Nod nor Botany Bay. 1t no longer be-
Ileves that defaaIters, fngers. thieves and
other scoundrels make valuable immi-
grants. A few days since the Weldon
bill for the extraditioncf fugftives from
justice was passed BY the Dominion par
Lament. The bill prSvides that. Is be-
between Canada and any country which
has no exrraditlon treaty with Great
Britain affecting Canada, il shall be with
in the power Of the Canadian govern
ment 10 surrender criminals Who are
enjoying asyiums free from prose
cution for certain fragrant crimes
committed In foreign countries,
and in respect Of state with which Can
ada has but an incomplete treaty-one
containing too narrow list Of crimes
it Ia provided that the Canadian executive
may surrender criminals having commit
ted one Of the long list Of crimes contain
ed 10 the schedule Of the bill on the de-
naud Of a foreign state. The schedule
of crimes added to the existing extrasii-
ton treaty list 4. az follows: Murder or
attempt or conspiracy to murder,
manslaughter. eounterfeidng or altering
money and uttering counterfeit or altered
money, forgery, eoanterfeiting or alter
ing or uitering what Ia forged, counter
feited or altered larcency, embezzlement,
obtaining money or goods or valuable
securities by false pretenees, rape, abduc-
tiou, child stealing, kidnapping, burglary,
housebresking or shopbreaking, ar+on,
robbery, perjurf or subornation Of per-
jury, piracy by municipal law, or law Of
[ nations. committee on board Of or against
( a vessel Of foreign state; criminal
seuttling, or destroying saeh vessel a, sea
/ whether on the high -eas or on the great
I lakcs Of North America, or attempting or
con-piring to do 80; assault on board such
( a vessel at sea, whether on the high seas
or on the great lakes OF North America,
/ with intent 70 destroy life or to do grievous
bodily harm; fraud by any banker, bailee,
trustee or public officer OF a municipal
corporation; any offences under the acts
relating to coin or to malicious Injury "a
property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03
Remember the Ssmoaus

Amid the fearful scenes aud perils of
the great naval disaster at Apia the noble
conduct of the Samoans contrasts strik.
ingiy with much conduct Of civilized men
In times of danger demanding courage
and sacrifice. Our Government should
not fail to recognize In some proper way
the heroic services of these brave natives
Of the ocean Islands who So unseltishly
exerted themselves In rescuirg the sur
vivors of our lost war ships,
We agree entirely with the Boston
Journal that "sny steps which the State
or Navy Department may take to reward
Matasfs and his men will be certain to
meet with popular approval. And what
ever the United States may do in this di-
rection, Bismarck can with honor do no
less, for Matasfa aud his warriors aided
Americans and Germans impartially."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03
A SYRIAN WARRINGTON.
He IL a Noble. but IL Proud OF Hi
Blood and His Name.

VIENNA, April 2s.- Macmillan Baron
Washington, who is the present head of one
branch of the family. resides in his castle Of
Poels in Syria. He is nearly co years of age
His wife is the Duchess Frederick of Olden-
burg, q sister of the Grand Duke Peter of
oldenburg and q member of the ancient dy-
nasty which is in possession of the thrones of
Russia, Denmark and Greece.
Baron Washington is said to resemble in
form and feature the immortal soldier whom
Americans so greatly delight to honor The
baron is described by bis friends as the soul
Of aristecrstic honor. He is proud of HE
blood and has all his life been diligent
student of the history of the gres, American
who founded the republic of the United
States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

The enormous proportions TO which
life insurance has grown receive a strik.
Ing illustration in the figures given by
Bradstreet's, from the report of the New
York State superintendent of insurance
for the last year. These figures show 10.
creases In the surplus of the life insur-
ance companies and in the amount of in
surance in force. The assets of the %
life Insurance companies amounted to
S64l $50 in lsSS, as against s5as. ess.-
47e In 1887. Their liabilities amounted, to
ssaa $50. $40 in lsss, as against s5ss .asl.-
sl3 in the preceding year. Their surplus
amounted to sas.s5s.oss in 1883, as
against ga. Az ,6s6 in the preceding year,
and the insurance ia force amounted TO
e2,s6l,Ss7,l2s as against s., 4.4, 4o7,lao.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

When Il takes the form of disease OF the kiinevs OF
b oder, is task well uiah impossible Of aceomlI sh
meut Renal and ve-icsi malsdirs are more oh
-tiuaie than any others Counterfeit therefore, IN.
earliest indications Of insctisity of the organ.
With Hostetters stomach Bitters. which po-.sssss
among other excellent qualities. those OF If len,
dsareite. The degree Of stimulation spparenr from
It's reaches, but never goes beye nd the boupd-
of safety II inrfgorstes always never irritste.
Brighss disease, diststss, esiarrh Of the bladder
srv disss.es successfully eombstted in their incip
iency with this benign medical stimnlsnt and tonic
Besides reinforcing aud regulating the Kidneys and
blsder. the Bittrrs Is = specific for fever aud asue
and DIV spspsiA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

The best Salve In the world for Cura
6ruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevsi
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiiblsinr
Coma. and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles. or NO pay required. II 10 guar
anseeA 70 give perfect satisfaction, o. money
rsfurdee. Price IS cent? nsr box For sait
BY u. Nixs sus30+dAvly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

kENNEBEC, 50.
County Commissioners Court,
Augusta April -, 1852. ,
In accords nee with tn requirements of Sec 3
Of Chap 29i of the Public Laws of 1889, notice
is hereby given that the City Of watervills has
provided suitable Court Room and other sccommo
dati ms for the Superior Court of said County and
ITS officers to the acc ptsnce of majority Of thu
County Commissioners Of said County, and has sx
"cut.d aud delivered TO .aid Commissioners a suf
ncsnt lease TO secure the th-reof to said Couu-
~ during the time said sourt Is held In said city,
VI. CARPENTER County
CHAs. WENTWORTH, Commissioner
Attest W. ). CHoArE, Clerk. aprg7d;iuneil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

Deputy SheriSs Msddocks and True OF
Hallovsll arrested Herbert Luce In this city
yesterday on = charge Of obtaining goods
under false pretenses Luce is a handsome
young fellow about eighteen, of smooth ad-
dress and slippery character. He came to
Gardiner from the East some time ago and
distinguished himself by stealing horse and
carriage. After lsnguishing in Jail four
months he ~as released under suspense OF
sentence at the present term Of court
few days aso he walked into the shoe store
Of Knowles Brothers at Hallowell and OBJ
tsinsd . pair of shoes, pretending that it was
only through lack Of time ths, his employer
failed 70 five him an order for their delir'
cry. Wearing his ill-got,en foot gear De
walked 70 this city forgetting to pay his board
bill. He paced the night IN Jail and will b
tried q Hallevsll this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

Delaware's Local Option bill, from
which much good was expected, passed
the Republican House of Representatives
safely only to come to grief in the Demo-
cratic Senate. In Delaware "a in the
other States there seems to be natural
affinity and close defensive alliance be
party. The example of the New York
Democrats under the lead of Gov. David
Hill appears To be as cont ,gious as small
box,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

In the Police Court, "Wednesday. the par.
Gel Of women who engaged in free fgh, on
the day previous were arraigned No definite
account of the affair could be gained aud the
parties W. 70 dismissed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

Rev. DIR. Edward Beecher, who, in his
seth year, is rapidly recovering from the
amputation of one Of his legs, says that
in HIS opinion the vitality and endurance
which he possesses are due entirely to the
care he has taken of his health He never
used tobacco nor drank ardent spirits in
any form, and from 5oyhood has not per
mitted day to pass without INDUCING in
some form Of exercise. The life of such
man is indeed more than a sermon. it ia
a powerful inspiration for all young men
who are willing to consider 1t and to re-
ceive its stimulating power for good
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

A pair of Augustas fair daughters srrsyed
themselves in natty soldiers suits recent,
and were photographed in the becoming cos.
tune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

Forty-one corporations organized under the
laws of this State during April. This is the
largest number ever admitted in one month
in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

Mr. NJ. c. Libby of the Maine State
Prison brought to the hospital yesterday the
four convicts pronounced insane by the com.
mittee which recently visited the prison
One prisoner who has been in tn, Hospital
for the last year and is considered cured.
will be taken back to Thomaston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

The velvety lawn of Mrs, II. b William.
on Myrtle ST which for several seasons ha,
been the first in the city 10 be trimmed by
the mower. WAS cut for the first time on MAY
day. some two weeks earlier than last wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

Mr.. A. ID. Ward has recently received ,
carload of drain pipe of all sorts and size,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

Gov. Bufieigh and staff, the Maine Com
mission and quite = number of the legisla-
tive committee returned from the New York
centennial yesterday. They are loud in their
praises Of the splendid manner in
which arrangements were made and carried
into effect BY Hon. J. II. Manley. who bad
charge Of the legislative committee. and Gen.
II. N. Spra que in charge of the Governors
party, and for the comfort and entertainment
Afforded. Resolutions were adopted Wedne'
from New York complimentary to both gen
tlemen. Mr.. Msnley will remain in Boston
till Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

A bad leak in the city water pipe a, the
foot of Rines Hill WAS repsired YESTERDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

| We are told of a pleasant entertainment
which is to take place at st. Marks Home
on the 10th of this month for the benefit Of
that institution. A few ladies connected
with it propose to give supper to which
will be added table of fancy and useful
articles, which it is hoped will fni q ready
sale and thus n ID to the funds of meritor.
Gus object The originators of this enter
tainment hope all their friends will be pres
ent and help to make the even ming enjoyable
1t is probable that the Maine Central sta
ton in this city will soon be heated by steam
A small boiler room will be built near the
baggage room and radiators placed in that
building, the main station, an! the freight
Office. The early morning train will also be
heated from the same steam supply The
new law prohibiting the use of car stoves
will necessitate a similar arrangement At
each station at which a trains run terminates
and suitable apparatus has already been put
in at Bangor, Skownegan ami Bath
| Mr. Cbas. DeGrandi died yesterday morn
ing at his home on Arsenal street Mr.. De-
Grsndi vas IS years of age, add for the past
l6 wears has been employed by his father
in-law, Mr.. E@ile Barber a.
pressman at the dye works lie ""
q native Of France and came to this
country asa boy. But one living relative
survives him, Mrs. Matthew of Baltimore,
who is expected to attend the funeral. NJ.
DE Grsndi leaves wife and three children.
The funeral services will take place at 10
A. M. Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03
Socal 2No!icrs.

Prof. G. A. Robertson is building a new
stable at Lake Cobboseecontee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

4 How much better Fresh Made
Candy tastes than that which ID
purchased and Kept In stsek
SEINE time. II yen want f,Sh
candy, bay II ct the KESHEBEC
CONFECTIONERY mAyUFAC.
TORY. 1t will csst yea ~
more and will taste much NJ.
ter. JOHNSON 4 PERClvkL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

The Board Of Trustees Of the Insane Hos
pital met yesterday to consider the proposals
found that all bids exceeded the sum avails-
Bile from the appropriation made by the legi'-
lature, the additional expenses to finish the
building being plumbing, heating. ventia,'
ing, grating, etc. All bids were
therefore rejected. Mr.. Greenleaf sas the
lowest bidder on the carpenter work and Mr.
Dixon the lowest bidder on the mason work
and foundations, but these bids exceeded the
amount available. The trustees have given
Greenleaf and Dixon an opportunity to re-
duce their bids.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

Mr.. A. II. Chadbourn's croquet ground on
Weston street was formally opened for the
season last evening. A big arc light for the
first time ilumined the grounds and large
number of the owners friends, accompanied
by the National Band, who e1cellenty rem
dered several selections, were present Mr.
Chadbourn was completely surprised by their
sudden arrival, but recovered in time to make
. neat speech.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

EnN0NO DYES u, s s sny =. . ,.s,;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03

IL VIII De great FAVOR 10 the Young
Mems Christian Association if all VII, de-
sire young men as boardtrs or dodgers will
communicate by letter. or otherwise, with
the General Secretary, that their names
may be placed in Boarding House Regis.
ter, for the convenience of young men de.
string such accommodation.
Hon. s. W. Matthews of the labor bureau,
has issued a circular to the granite operators
Of the State. and presents ten question:. for
replies, one of which is regarding the
average weekly wages when fully EN-.
pioyed" and average annual earnings of
overseers, stone cutters, payirg cutters,
quarrymen, sharpeners, blacksmiths, pol
ishers and texmsters.
II is understood that the Iron Hall officials
have given up all idea of organizing more
lodges in the State at present but will wait
until tie next legislature meets and endeavor
. to secure legislation in their interest. "lron
Hail. Butler, who made big and successful
to Marie and had a consultation with the
Insurance Commissioners.
Tidings of the boom in Augusta business
! circles this year have been extensively circu-
lated, and already workmen are fockng
here from all parts of the state. Two young
men who came from Aroostojk recently,
were offered good situations before they had
been in the city an hour, and teamsters, car
penters, masons and laborers of all sorts
have had no difficulty in finding employ
l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03
The Best
Spring Medicine.

~fn the spsing q isT VS. = M anwn.
would get up In TIE M ming u12h - I'D
f. ing arr. was 50 weak that Ioould hardly ge8
around bought bottle q FAine's CARRY Com
pound. and before | bad taken II . week ~
yery Eageh better csn cherfuify recommen6
iisg iaetfi.tre~ Mr.. b A. Dow, Burlington. "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03
Special Bargains

In Drapery Goods, consist
ing Of Heavy Curtains for
Portieres, Laces in Noting
ham, Madras, Swiss and
Irish Points, Sash Curtains
and Brass Rods, Curtain
Poles and Trimmings of All
Kinds.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-04-19
Imanrntcd E1nre unre.
q M BAUM

The attention OF the putljc IL directed
to my new stock Of Tuba, Buckets, Ba-
sins, etc., manufactured from Iiduratod
Wood Fibre, p, essed ont. in one piece,
without seams or hoops. IT, il light
and durable, will not shrink or swell,
will not faint any kind OF liquid
and bids fair to supercede lin and wood
en- ware. Call and examine IL
II. CHAsB.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-04-19
PaliSadS KeOIoI,

Since the recent FIRE ut Pa1isade
which destroyed my hoteh together with
it's contents. have opened che PALI
SADIE HOTEL and am now prepared
TO accommodate the travelling public
with good accommodations, both az, to
board and lodging. A liberal sfiare of
the nnblic patronage is respectfully
collected.
l-9 = M BAUM
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-04-19
A. sod
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the part.
nership formerly exirting' between, Why
lnnd Perry and Fred Perry, under ,he
firm name OF Perry Brothers,. in the
hotel BUSINESS in the town of Cariin,
E!E2 e0Guty, Nevada, is this dizzy dis
solved Ivy mutual, consent. All out
standing demnnds are to he paid to
WayI~'d Perry who assumes all d. Its
against the hrIu and will continue the
business as formerly.
WAYDAND B PERRY,
+. s. Pr HRy.
Carlin, Maroh 81, 1899. GOD.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

fer Sui 9st oar isrssItst at is BEN lisse
/ 8ibsipielter belaet.
Zen eamle Sti, at troptlsre iii 8irtsu
fetIte 5ulecog bolosr iig fremoelss. Hee
9Grgittlie iaa pore 8uoeisr Suler ireos,
Der bar bare 8ruist pea Be,sn, oa ben efter'
lGusteee o. ira CUSTOMERS SIDE plistltsi-
oi9e Sulsifpcs fuaoe tales. Suleeiieu III nt
So CONNER Sue, os ino par De iornsteoe,
Tube lsg tro. Ter Dor en- W9rsoe oeie
peo arten, os SlsIirstu gu for FIG, iaa Get
iaa rent farliGt no. 7et git meqst uoroenta
lil III, meoens Ell trdusoe ailteo %npti5a pent,
ioriul9trs ban al e. Suss / raienoe @aicp,
mems rpsle ~bumpenoe 5loobeite iorle9te at
holoe Striot meo os iaiinlo 9ioe bet itefe
aobe 9notrpt Of oct rtipettoble 5plse. Sra
EilIfnc,itlIer lnnss Seien bsiteoe be iioTe
| efter min 5orrteRire met Slfdlo.
Ter par mango psre peite ioor peo Sir
fen, ON Der END bar nosle "Brnutttrauere"
ibIanot Get er mRrte!is SORTED paa 5es
itene M mob isr / 2ioeH, ener for uosle Ndr
lilbaae. Sen Sntsresie for 5,iteaOlen iom
har raaauet / be lenere War, bar alercoe baut
lin Sirtnius os SetponiHs, os De WGnb, Der
peb uola9 bar toget Snitiatioet Der, iaar
neepe ben pe!iortjente YJaItlsrueiie.
Se%teiorGtten bar natlrli9ots fine sooe cS
ilette Sioer / oct proftiIte &ip, os ben stuer
ct grempel pao, bporleofs sgiit uensarteoe
5orbOlo fan itaa / 6orbinoslie meo butrs
andre. Brat, alotfer % Bpsoeus 6otel'
oerter bar pitt i~aaleoes itte minoIt Suteresie
lf 5rnperiorGt.en en-. YrRiieu % 8lotteren
t,Gtfer i'm Wttto Sulebaa, o9 SoteluGrterne,
nanr 5raptjsrir9erne fore9aar pda Sitter
%baispanoet.
GrnutIsrirsen pao Suleous ipnes bog
unRstelis at pore Ell 2eonin9 fra Sarbariets
9ose % Wlauosu, bporpaa ben fore9aar, cir
zen tit Tr99 / ben Hetnins. Seq tit ubel=
bisuis fjsre lioitleoen Suleba9 mec en- Gut
us latte oerueo nit Sip % mine 2emu,er
frpstelia Sare; min 2Gusitelie bar marser'
ituao spielis, os jes looese mig ielp, at en-
ten ltuloe le9 aloris mere tontme til &irte
Spleoas, eler jea Ifulce sua psnt basefter o9
labe "Nssdarsreien" fare ioran.
Sermeo faar je9 lutte mine Sennsr. "3es
corah'Y often" pIl bel life af9iue Stunt til
mere fra min Nffros pao en- Sang. Get
iaur MI bare meo at iortGle, of bet rpe gar
er II btraaot meo milot SER os liben Sne.
Solt er oft iaret tilI;ous meo Sel9s og Ntite,
Srauelbebeu er bespnot. S9iaa ies er bper
3as paa nit yrte, ps min iiInise Nftentime
er cennesan9 osiaa uonpttet. Seq sHlter
goer after ct 9oOt Nar meo 5reo Sjerterne,
| Sp9se / Siemmeue ps en- rig Spit naeo -
gore Soeoepriier.
Wfeo penli9 9llsnin3 goers her9ione
VI. SpIltb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

&pino .rnes Stemmeret. s Sri
!t%lansiano bar 5rf. &ositao, Der er uos
lsnot al MISUNDERSTANDING, bolot ct
Goreoras / observation-disclosures Jeitial
ON Stemmeret for apinber. Sun paas
ss9eoe be f~orlfieIise Self. buorpaa
aplnoerne funbe uofolbe sapnlig Birtz
iombeo baabe i Stat os &ommure, os
tlaonte Tom iaaoanne 5ormuesforboGoet
raelem 9gsteieler, 2snninssipsrss.
ilaalene, 8irfez os SfOleiasen, 5ensz
lsls' os 5attiSueienet, @oruelisbeos.
% Saoelisbecsiasen m. m. os fremz
tlusoe Acknowledgment at, at ale mpns
olse % ielpbjulpne &pinber, Der betalte
Den | Srunblopen fOreifreune Stat, fiji
Stemmeret | 2isbeb meo W9nb. Ser
oebsoeces insen anben @runolopsforans
orllls END, at Der | oebfommenbe 5 efter
aSorsere" tilisiebes Orbene "Wtanb os
aelneer". I'll Opnaaelie beraf ifulbe
aue &oinoer, Der par for Sasen, unbers
tesne en- &iempepetition til Stortbinset,
eoort,l Sitter omienbes. Den opermaabe
talrise 5orfamlins, Der bapbe fplbt So
Zen, antaselis omfrins 400, lsnnebs
III Slutnins bet uomerfebe Gorebrag
aleo ltartt os lunsuarist 8ifalb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
9soeIiaheoen al Serina. 9eril

9soslisbeoen al Earring. 9erins
er, iom befIenot, en- at be melt soelas.
senbe al ale Spsbumme. Sfslse an
iti0ebe 8eresninser bsr al Tarius blot
/ europa life minore enb 100000 Ser
iOner aarlis, Os ! bette frpstelise 9al
bibraser GRANDDAUGHTER aarlis meo ct
8,bras al 20 a 10000 9~sosfalb.
giterrise piier blanot ale 2anoe ben
bsieite 9soelisbeb al 3arins. S9weis
os bet ipolise Stalien ben l~aUeite,
Snben ale 2anbe piier benne liseiom
be ilefte andre SpSoomme paa itSrrt
eler minbre Omraaoer en- perlence opp
pisbeb, iaa at ben paa bisie Steber e,
iammenlisneliespis iielbnere, paa anor'
bet mobiatte. Norse uiier ct bDier'
9sbelisbeostal enb Sverige % bsier'
enb Danmarf.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

SeIItng.-6st bstlsrotejsres bsrueo for
frauGrenoe S!r9t % Seuaer, al oct beba9eoe
perrsn l m Sisoom at bortfaioe herfra osn
2loe San. min ellfeoe Suitra Nmbjsr 4.
peltus, isot I Vol , 5alIiH9oai 1849. pun
eiterl1oer il, ire Bsrn, Der er for imaa til
at uurosre SaDet al Ell gm o9 tlPrlis yRo
Der, Dg mig, Der tru9t ielsr Saunef al en-
tlRr 2GglefRle. 1l Of Ndnge, Der par be-
~blRlpeiige uHoer benoes Sngoonr, - bun
osbe Of 5Rrtua, - idopeliom peo Be9raueis
len, oilPsgsr leg berpeo mH blertCll9itc 2a',
% on , S9roeles5eo Editor .. Fang.
Nuperne, atinn. ben 24oe Snu. 1889
Z. .. xo1eiiGu.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

Tpne.-9et beilenotslsres beroeo for
frauRrenoe SlR9t DC Senner, at bit beba.
seoe Sub / lin 8t8oom at borttaloe fra bette
liu min iiRre Dtano Cars SenoriIieu H9ue.
Son par leuselissenoe / 3 Waanseer, og bSoe
o 90e Gan. 1889; bans Sp9oom par ERting.
Seq iiooer Der isisn meb 4 5utla. Oen
Rloite er IL War o9 ben puslte 6 Raaneber.
Win Ireit er, at ban bauoe Sands o9 Gam,
ling % lRnstes efter at faa panrre berfra
Nle, iom par os bebleipeli9e unoer hans
Spgoom os ion bite BAN ben 2gre It Ieos
iase hon til hans Suileiteo, %frfmbryer jeg
min hlerteii9ite Eat. 5reo meb bars SieO,
ueliisnet bore hans Wtnoe
9ootpin, Deuel. 60, 3af.
Karen Senoriiieu,
feot Yttlien.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
A. Z. Johnson & Co.,

General Land & E~migrations Agent,
200 Washington Corner Third and
Avenue South. Sibley Streets,
Minneapolis, Mimi. St. Paul, Mimi
4qe Brepe aorssies til ct. Banl.
,E- 2anosmano / Srinois, Suoiaua, gRi
5i9an os sitlise Slater fan iaa ale ~icrnsone
Oplpsuirser os iISbs biuisfis BiIstter boz
u. Wortenfen & Co., 40 Gait ainsie
Street. gblcogc. 81. N.P.R 20.l5lp