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Evening journal., 1889-04-06
Ben Holidays widow Dead.

PORTLAND, Ore, April 6--Mrs. Esther
Holiday, widow Of Ben Holiday, died yes
terday afternoon. She leaves two children.
Ever since the death Of Ben Holiday his
widow has been trying to get the courts to
allow her more Of his estate than was given
to her. She was the second wife Of the mill
ionaire owner of the Overland Stage route,
the first wife, with her daughters, Baroness
Buss.ers and Countess de Pourtales, both cele-
brat d beauties, having died many years ago
Evening journal., 1889-04-06
MoRTuARY RECORD.
Not so Many Deaths This Week as That
of Last Year.

NOT SO many Dehths rms week as Ihht
of Last Year.
Registrar William II. Lee Of the Board
Of Health presents the following report
for the week ending Saturday, April 6.
Deaths from the following causes: Apo
plexy, cholera infantum, epilepsy, gen
eral debility, gall stone, inanition,
marasmus, meningitis, paralysis
pneumonia typhoid fever. whoop
ing cough, each: consumption,
8; diptheria, q Males. 6; females, 10
white. l6; black. 3. Adults, 10; minors
9; native, 49, foreign. 3.
Deaths by wards-First, Eighth
Eleventh and Twelfth, each; Third
Fourth. Tenth, 2 each; Second, 3
Seventh, 4. Still born. males, 1 /; females
l both white. Total deaths for weeE
1889, 10; total deaths for week, 1883, "A
Death rate. whole population, l647
white, JIG. 90; black, so.
Brought here for interment ?, sen
away, 3.
Births reported, 81; males %, female
IA; white 81. By wards-First, Fourth
Sixth. Eleventh and Twelfth, each
Third, 3 Fifth. Eighth, Tenth, each
Seventh, 10; Ninth, q Births for week
1888. 81.
Marriages reported, 0; white, s. blaeh
Evening journal., 1889-04-06
An Insnne Prohlhitlonlst.

UNIoNrowN, Pa, April 6.-John G. Doug
las, colored ex-school teacher of this plaee e,
has become insane on the prohibitory amend
ment, in the interest of which he started out
to stump the county. While at Brownsville
he became 50 boisterous that he was arrested.
He threatened to cut out the hearts Of the
officers and drink half pint Of their blood.
He was handcuiIed and taken 70 jail.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06

CANAJoHARIE, April 6-Srange and un-
earthly rumblings havs been heard coming
from the bowels Of the earth at East Hill
The noise is such as to rattle the windows and
make the houses tremble. Several nights in
succession the earth has shaken so percepti-
bly, that people sound asleep have been
awakened It is thought that natural gas is
working its way to the surface.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06

SENATOR HIGeINs cooled his heels in
the vestibule Of the Republican joss
house for thirty years and now he knocks
on an unopened door in Washington,
The hungry patriots Of Delaware are
wondering why the spoils are not theirs.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06

BLAINE is reported to be very uncom-
Portable in playing second fiddle to the
leadership Of the bass drummer. His
friends, Gould and Huntington, propose
to find better berth for him as president
OF the Sante Fe railway combination.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06
nr. nrocosh,s conditlon.

PRINCETON, n. j., April Cdr. Mccosh
continues to improve. His attending ply
sician says that his bronchial trouble has
left him, and that he is allowed to sit in an
easy chair for two or three hours a day. The
doctor is an energetic man, and begins to
feel the restraint of not being able to be at
his work.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06

PRoTEcrIoNIsTs fear that they will
not be able to hold the Northwest in the
Republican party, so they are attempting
q. throw sops to the South. They pro
pose to hold meeting in Richmond, Va,
for the purpose of advancing their cause
The New York Herald and General Roger
A. Pryor have been hoodwinked by the
scheme It is simply another false pre-
tense for prolonging legalized robbery
in the North. 1t is coneocted to take the
place Of the plea that the tariff was laid
for the benefit Of the workingman.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06

GovERNoR BEAVER of Pennsylvania
issued a proclamation designating Friday,
April 20, as Arbor Day. He earnestly
recommends the planting Of trees and
shrubbery n the public school grounds
and along the highways in town and
country He suggests the planting Of
trees which viii grow into value and be
useful for the wood supply Of the com.
ing generation. Delaware is bounded on
three sides by states having arbor days
Evening journal., 1889-04-06

WILLIAM KRuLIscH, the seventeen
year old boy ON trial for murder in New
York exhibits the phenominal nerve Of a
hardened criminal His conduct in the
witness stand creates the impression Of
guileless innocence but he lies like a
eailur
Evening journal., 1889-04-06
Utica in Darkness.

UTICA, N. ", April 6.-Utica was in dark
ness last night on account of an accident at
the electric light works. There was an ex-
plosion in the pipe which conducts the steam
from the boilers to the engine. Three men
employed at the works we're severely scalded
about the face and hands, and were nearly
suffocated when they escaped from the boiler
Evening journal., 1889-04-06
Mentnar.

Delaware and Maryland, l a. m.
Fair to partly cloudy weather will pre-
vail, with northerly winds preceded by
light rain or snow.
The New York Herald forecasts.-An-
other cool anti-cyclone, now covering
Lake Superior, viii probably move south
eastwardly, skirted on the southeast
front by a slight depression now in Vir-
ginia, which will probably advance east
enthusiastically, causing local rain on
the seaboard. A vast barometric trough
extends from Texas to Manitoba. with a
very decided storm centre north of Mon
tana. 1t will probably divide, the south
ern part forming separate storm nu-
cleus, moving east tomorrow, the north
ern centre moving east southeast to-
night, with a warm wave" in its front.
Temperature fell slightly in the United
States yesterday, except in the South
west. The chief minimum reported was
1S degrees, at Marquette, Mich. the
chief maximum so, at Abilene, Texas.
In this city and suburban districts to-day
fair to partly cloudy weather will probably
prevail, with slight thermal changes and
fresh sontherly winds. becoming variable,
and shifting to brisk northerly, With
rain. followed by clearing colder weather.
On Monday warmer, partly cloudy to fair
weather, followed by rain in this section
| generally.
Baynard's thermometer, z a. m, 46
9 a. m, So; II a. m, 90; p. m, GA.
This is the best time of the whole yeal
to purify your blood, because now you
are more susceptible to benefit from medi
cine than at any other season. Hood:
SarsaparillG is the best medicine to take
and & is the most economieal-100 Doses
one Doilar.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06

WHEN the Morning News reporter
called at the gas office to know what was
to be said about the way the meter sill
ently and efIectually gets in its work the
supercilious official only stopped NOM
ent from his heavy duty Of leaning back
in chair and to gaze at the ceiling to
say Nothing" Like his famous proto-
type ''Brer Rabbit, he keeps on saying
nothing Il is not necessary for him
10 talk The meter does all the WORK
that is necessary We publish few
more complaints which have come in
Evening journal., 1889-04-06

THE Chester Times is rash. It chal-
Ienges the EVENING JOURNAL to pigs
in Glover" contest. Our office record is 8,
s, 7, Al, ,, and minutes for the re-
spective members Of the staff. Has the
Times a record not imaginative, TO con
test thatY
Evening journal., 1889-04-06

FARMERS will have to pay the lute
begging trust only $1,000 900 this year.
The jute people are not greedy, they sim
ply wish to use this money to bny houses
and lots for the poor laboring man.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06
wANAMAKER,s.

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, April 0. 1889.
Only a little while longer to
see the Linen section in its
special dress-parade trim.
French Printed Flannels.
Prettiest of the Flannel tribe.
New styles are tumbling in,
more coming. They will be
coming for weeks yet.
Stripes get into oldest
groupings. Here's one grad
uated 18 inch to inch, four
clusters to a breadth. Navy
electric, cardinal.
The oldest of the new ones
has a ground of blue and
white 2-inch stripes, with an
overlaying jumble of star-fsh
shapes and spider-web figures.
Then there are Persian
stripes; the inevitable zig-zags
! with new zigs), and a dozen
other designs that half hint of
a gone-by favorite.
"Blazers" will blaze sure
e enough this season.
Northest Of centre.
{ Newcomers in Cottons day
! by day. Fashions latest
! touch is on every fold.
! Graceful Ginghams 2oto 6oc.
Modest Madras 4oc.
!. Silky Sateens I2H to 35c.
T Crinkly Crazies I2Hc.
\ ! Cute Cotton Challis, SC.
ID And a little host more with
= sunshine in every thread.
r Northwest and Northeast of centre.
2 Mems and Boys Clothing
p Stock complete, prices right.
as Market street front, east of Main Aisle.
70 New Bonnet day drawn!
a nigh. We are ready.
lo North from Thirteenth and Chestnut street
corner.
fe te Odd pieces of Plated War,
a and Table Cutlery now 60 t
a Bargain Table Thirteent
street side of Silver section
in Half prices or less.
Second floor, centre gallery.
I, y Some of the season-gon
ii Embroidered Flouncings ar
nd in the way. The hemstitche
i, and plated and otherwise be
Il prettied new corners hav
Of crowded them toward tn
N. doors. Here are prices to ST
he he them jumping out:
Evening journal., 1889-04-06

CR1rIcIsING the anti-dressed beef bill
in the New York Assembly the Herald
says the albany hayseeds would revoke
the constitution to sell bull.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06
The Eichtr-ninth yer,e.

The Duke Of Yorkshire had a thousand men;
He emarshed them up the hill and he marched
the Al down again;
And " lcn they're np, they're mp.
And wlen they'r down. they're down,
Ard wAen they're ha-. way -, .LCy re neither
up nor donn.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06
Pennsylvania soIicitude for the Laborer

The West Chester Local News says
Twenty-Five Hungarian laborers have
been sent to the Falls of French Creek
from Pottstown to take the places Of
men working in the granite quarries
there, who went out on a strike recently.
Whether the new comers will be per
mitted to work without molestation re-
mains TO be seen Their wages will be
considerable less than was paid to the
Americans.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06

The steam er Greenwich, which was az
Enoeh Moore's shipyard all winter. is
now engaged in the alad business down
the bay.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06
wnnt,nr IndiraiInns.

Slight rain, followed by fair weather;
lower temperature; easterly, shifting tC
westerly winds.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06
JAMES A. KELLY.

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE CAN
BE HAD AT THE COUNTING ROOM
Or Inn kNEN1N0 SOVhNAL-
Evening journal., 1889-04-06

We hang Fur and Plush
things in moth-proof closets,
insure them against hurt of any
kind, and send them to you
when the cold days come.
If the Sealed garments are
to be dyed or recut now is the
best time. We will do the
work al Once and care for the
things until you need them.
Send postal request and
we will call.
Desk on second floor, over middle Chestnut
street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06

The tug William Slater has been taken
off Of the ship railway at Pusey and
Jones.
Evening journal., 1889-04-06


Cream Point Venice Flouncing
has has been been s7;s9' S1' now now sS s.S
45-inch Swiss and Nainsook Fiouncing-
down from S5.T5 to s30l
down from S4.20 10 $50
down from s25e to sl.SS
Swiss Embroidered Panels
sI.SS sI.SS kind kind for for si.0S
1.l0 kind for f5c
46-inch Embroidered Pique Flouncing-
reduced from 80 and Sl.75 to 75c.
"A lot Of colored and whit (
Embroidered Pique that ha.
been 81. so and So is winding
up at soc.
Southwest Of centre.
Moths are at tiff they
have a chance. Your fault i
they do harm.
For general storage Cedar
Chests. Such as your grand
mothers liked. Big, cavern
Gus. If there were no moth,
such Chests would still be fav
orites with thrifty housewives
Solid Cedar, carefully picked
$I4 for AZ inch, $I7 for As
inch. In a day or two 54 inch
at $40.
All the other moth worriers
including:
Tar Paper, Sc a sheet, 50cla dozen
Tar Bags, 30, 40, Csc
Tar Camphor, 25c a pound
Moth Marbles, SC a box
Cryst Alba, l5c a pound
Evening journal., 1889-04-06
DR.. ]. B. HOBENSACI

DR. MONTGOMERY, sO3 n. 9th ST., Phil
II Reliable Medicines for Coughs, Cold
Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumptio'
Relief TO davs. Advice freedav or evenin'
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
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gepiu Ssrael. Sgfer Youl 5reoerit SEMEN.
StrPooermefter Soban 5risberi6 Ssrab
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bso / Rsw Yorf. 6bp. Smebemeiter Beoer
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rpline, fDot 5rtt. Hepiioneret Cperfanpnesr
/ 5eetateu arissasiesior Botireb Nnoerien
aruie. Gbsrit Bertel Iosiins gnfe 5reorife
Sofie, fsot 4anse.
Acknowledgements Sans Sorsen Scr.
seuieH % Suitru Vine Warie Yebersootter
al 2ileoame.
p.-uustarl Better Sanieu Wsls
Ter, Sgu af Msleripeno SaHs Semen o.
Suitru &areH Rarsretbe 9ansoatter, ON.
tommen oeo "9eIier"s SORTS N~rbeiosfpr.
maub Sens Yeterien glisisn al Nailtou
Raoeltpp.
Nsiens. - Rasmus Nielieus gnte Sos
baune Yebersoatter al Barlsie.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
$500 &abincttfr.

Utter igieu bar Ies ueoiat ytiieu for 80.
7 erta9 at samie B%ortrrfer til fuas s. 90
4 uiinet ioI fslite Siasies aabinstisr. Ienns
lui0opaHlige lane STif er fun beItemt or en-
tort lto eg o1e tilIipuoes burtiglt mulia q!
lioIenee IRE INCA, som!e Eortr9fr. zstis
tr 09iao en- epperlis AuIeosiag fpr etm, ION
Dor paa afiiocs 90 noe Sttoer, boor mad ct
ION tea sooe Soto9rafier tiler Haar 3riisr
* for bpt uaatr iaaosErt 5or5cloe, tas
en- elminotlie "IIR gpoc" o. leno ben Earn.
men mt6 8 ". o. % iaGr ili5dse {. 2ana
Al % oaite &4bUisIier, uotu 0t0gIs GAslI
anger Se.a!igs bes nisefeIge ale 9 orc.
90 tan Re oIeHreu, J1oleq Croer, XofaL
Aoie euer &apirceH9e I reqtTtrerst Sreu
Worcester tuoeiIgt: T. 9S. Selt, 215 Gan
Chicago an, GBitd1o, 81.
Ia Haar sc Iinosr, ina nGon at 20
bar IRft Nper!is iemeuiet | bette Blao.
1415.13.
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Eupepsy.

Get er, boao De lfulos babe; rsntuoiast,
2e mao baue bet for ristis at iunne globe
Eem ! 4ipet. 9uiiioer isser oaslis osrei.
ter % isrser ouer, at De ltie iiuoer bet. tn.
timber paa 3uiinoer af Dollars forsoes aar.
'isaars al Bublitum / paab ON, at be tai
'unne itafe fig bette CODE. 90 bog Tan Vile
ica Oct. vi %saranterer. at electric Bitters,
ON bet bruses eiter 5orltrIiterue. % man
',eobliper at BRUCE bet uil lfniie lem COB
goresielie, i1se ben 3rmpu 9pspepiiI paa
Gsren os inbfsre ioeus Yiaos Eupepsy. gi
inbefaler "gleciric Btters" for 9pspepfa
% ale Spsoomme / 4eper, s7ape o. Rprer.
Salses for 80 Gents o. 800 JlIIttn / s
s Montgomery & Cos Drug Store, Deco.
'ah Soma. [4l
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
Snnmarfs Spiusbsla bor uhs;es.

Sanmarfs Soinsbolo bar uooitlst
zig ! soNlts oueroroentlia @rao mebens
man 1882 uofsrte pmtrent 100000
Com % 8 0Riu Bb. Slef, uSfsrtes Der
! 1887 100000 Suin os 81 RM. Yo.
5'elt. s 1888, oa SuineubisrsIen
iolte1 er opbsrt, ibet Der i bet iprit,
Qdlpaar fun er unfcrt 10000 Spin III
gn9lato, er noisrsien inofrenfet tif
6lsr, o9 beraf ct Der isa lite Scnuar
III 30te SUM uoiGrt omtrent 80 W,u.
So.. 90 belle Nareis llbioricl oil antaaes
i'g el'pe Deer 80 Niu. 80. Slef. Rea.
mes boert lepenoe Suin til 100 Sb. rem
5lslt. nOeiotoe be 100000 1882 en-
S~leltemensne al 40 Nia. b, hpi(fer
logt til De 8 Ru, Bo. ubfert 6leIf ubs
gl0r talt 40 gtil. 80. S1SS7 par uo,
beregnst paa famine Maabe:
Seoenoe Spin 20 W,lIioner 30. pa liza.
let 5ie,t 81 Ttil. 80, loft 81 sFiI.
80. 5leIf. - Do Der / ben fsrte salp.
al 1888 er uoiort naIten bet lamme
Wiu., 30, lom ct tSaioaar al
1887, Ton bet lees, at 0onoet alerebe
bar forpuneet Oct Stpb, ipm Suineuo.
'Sr'elsforbnoet III 1pltldno fmoroar.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

Snbre Sogns SttIttret, 1Ooe Saruar
1889. Suet sfter airiti 5ansoatier % for
ben afoeoe Wano Sens OIieu Spnnaelo al
8orsrIno. 6raoerenbe Nrpin9 / FANNIE
So, Ole Semen Spauselo / Gmerifa, ino-
fables.
Senbfjorbs Stiftsret, 9Se San. 1889.
Spet efter 8oarmano Sersn NilsIen goe.
lane Of Ssroe 3biusIag. Zen tetamen.a.
rifle groius Gle grifsieu gsclanb, bois Nor.
| Gmerila life flenoes.
gibsoolbs St,fteret, lobe San. 1889.
8oet otter be aiosoe 9gsteiolt Ole Sobnisn
% Worie Slsoatter 2aofeoalen Of Nannes
itao er iom Nrpia3er ppsioet bl. q, ~iioftnHons
reg afbpoe Brooeroaiter Bir9itte Sersont
ters Gstelfab meo Ebomas Sioiler aoleoe
u~a'pnoise Sprn: y gsrnt. p Siloa Beroiue
oS 3 Nothilbe Spi.fiae. 2isie Nruinser,
Der lfal bD / Nnlerif1, inotalbes.
Nprofjprbs Sfiiteret, 15oe San. 1889.
gcet citer aaarmanb 9afob anherien Suas>
etoe al Chs 3btn9lag.. Elalot be iraor
reuoe Nrpinger er for Stifterstten ppsipet
Nfopoes syn SafOb yernt Gn0erieni Ninn,
inbfnloes.
Norore oeIgeIanbs Siiiteret, 8. Gar.
1889. Soet efier afbgoe aaarmano Midei
@rtitofferieu Soartoasbei % sienlepenoe
Snitr Yiiteline Ntartine Gnberseatter
Spartpasbet al aio 99insiaa. Sc fraua-
renoe grpiassr: 9atter Slapa Mfatbea Wslf
teIsoatter, Nor. Nsr. Teterion, Ct. Eaul,
g9inn, inofaloes.
= Soet efter aiosoe &aarenfe Winnie Nar-
9retbe Yauielsoatter SOP al N9sne. 9e
frapGrenoe Nrpinser: Ssnner Sons Scban.
fen, Der for ca. 81 War iipen er uopanoret til
Inierifa 20 bar man / De lioFte II Var iutet
bprt fro BAN. Sans libit beii,uote Ipresl,
par: 8. N. Sobaion, 907 Goncoroia Sotel,
Ct. 5rancisco, Gal.
- Soet eEter aiosbe Gnfe Dortbea 8.,
ioiftrsoatter SeifjorsiJp af Yto 3biusla9.
5rapGrenoe Nruins Ssu Ole Benoni Slien
Aor. Butte Greet. gladamos, Srespu, inos
fables.
= Soet eiter afbDoe 8aarmano Yaul Hils !
len @jGrp % sienleuenoe Suftru Heeine
Clsoatter al &gpp. Ten frnpRreaoe VII.
pins: Ssnnen Sens Baulien i Nmerita, inp
Torore giteroaIens Stifteret, 1Soe
3annar 1889 Buet eiter aibppe Snoerft
Rriiiin gulbranoien aommeritabeie Of
Rinssafer. Zen i Bpet irapnrenoe Nrpina
Ssunen Sans gbriitianieu, 3s War a., boiat
9urcn y. 8, Sbic 60, erie, iubfaIoes.
- Soet efter SanoeIstarl Ssrsen Saas
,enien yaften at 9iIe' gIpeoalens 9binslas.
Ssn SaHs Ssrsenien, Der itaI cp
)oloe Zig / Eafoto, inofaloss.
gbriitiania Sfiftsret, lite San. 1889.
lfoBoe Sanoelsborser Carl giaiusien Col
'erSs % for afopoe Suitru 8aren Solberss
Sibffafoebts Salpbrooer Ole
Solbers, Der er u~bpanoret til Emit
ifn, inotalbes.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
lllDffc ueb YreuDlGtnino.

ulDttt ueD OrbND'HlHtn9. Edl
Neoerjultare SeOe tuaoe torleoeu lei
p9re benpet en- llDfte peo Brynbfpt,
ming. Jorpnster 5. Senien lammefteos
befanet iis neoe | en- ny Yrenb, lom
ban bapoe 9rapet. SrSaoeu bar IA
u en- bpb % par laa n9r iRroia, at Der
fun munsleoe be vuerite 4-5 Ilen
Utur. Yiubielis siu,r ben Manb, Der
ltaar peo Sinoen, ZIP, os neo itprter en-
Spdnb, iplot meo Sien. Senlen fit
juit 2to Ill at isre 0enoerne op oper
Qopeoet % briue Spanoen til SiDeu,
lan Den iffe ralnte bam / Dopebet; men
Spanosn for uioere 0s fnuite oct 5per.
bret, buorpaa Senien ltoo, iaa ban
itprtece ba9eIter Spunoen neo Saubet.
Der q 3 Glen Ylnb / Yrsnoen, men
ban par laa beloi9 at fOmme op os faa
fat / Wturpegfet. S famine Dieblif
oumpeoe belle Sinoeu neb ! 8rDnben,
men psiaa oeune treble 5ars bleo peo ct
lpfteli9t Iilfaloe unosadet, ibet Sin.
ben blep b9nS.Roe taft / Wuroerfet os
altlaa nun naaeoe 5 Nlen neo / Bren.
ben. Sar ben ialbt belt neo, baube Den
br4bt Wanoen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
&Glfuner pluffes leuenoe! Iotitiej

&%alfuner plutfss leucnoe! Yolitiei
bar auereoe / nOgen Xtb baot Ssormobs
ming ON, at Der Dos forifleliae I,fot
baHnisre nbepeoes ct nlegst raat Our
slasert peo Elufninssn af Siarfre.
S'reoass lpfteoes en- Junttioaer bos
Spoa9eiiespolitiet at opoage ct iaabant
2tl1Rloe, ioet ban hos en- / 5reor;fs.
berg9aoe boenoe Silot1auoter areb ben.
nee Sarl 't9ro meo at pluffe 5iarene
al en- leosnoe aalfdu, Tom naturliapis
al ole Rraiter tIeapeoe imob meo Sim
ger % Sgn. Set itaffets Ipr leu.oe
eaonu Uo9eu 4io, eiteldt ale Si9rene
oare afpluffsoe. Giiotbanoleren, Der
M bllper iat unoer 5ilta!e foe 9pr,
plageri, meooelte Bolitiet, at Bubfifum
latte fterlt Tris paa a%a!funerne, naur
De bare plutfeoe lepenbe, oa aisoet ioa
bapoe Den %finefte SmaS, % bette bar
en- ftaaenoe sSrGriS bos manae Sanoz
lenoe Der | 8pea. Ser burbe pere en-
Op9aue for S%or.ninsen til 9p:.nes Be
fpttefie. 2iseleoss ifutoe .uislte al
&onerne, Der lRlger Jl9rfr9 pna GAM
meltoru, Ofte | SmuS pluffe 5jarfre i
lepenoe Illftano.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
OGmmar
=, esffen friues ben zoe San :

=, esffen firiues ben Zoe San /:
t,u nv Bu er b euen rant al en- hpb
81 pr, ''I net Der isaar sr oratnst 6 al rore
sai9' M i~trabiomme 5iifsre, ncmlis
linIs ssucreas Ssnieu, Sens SEMEN
s saS,tf o. Niels GSr. Ssniens usiffe
sooag No 81 ;5urrsbp. enouioere Sens
s'I; 9,uien, NaSers Setter Senior,
!. s'ter VSssiteO Semen, als al sDtten
sut,t er baunlss. mao be ftaffeis
s, \ ngs Srlss imaa saaos; Oil De baot
y, 'I n,aa Be Iaa lanst uo meo benz. at
I,o,sa er lipsfdrlig meo ben Nre
:..te,sr, u. anceriens 8aao bar oes-
niftnof uerst itRrft laitet, tbi
a,rre bapoe isaar peo 3stfen Oct
5.rs, ,Srtcri. be enouu bar bart / Iar,
u N,ras 8aao meo oeus RATE BeIrt.
~, bouce resst A 0ttl uoe. &eiret
y, tenmeils title, men nIeo bpppis-
,a,pjno,. bpilfet er Iarlist, DO Sao-
-, ooa for tsmmelist ftGrfr Sres At
y ~i Ior at rau IND, for Mertet fdlber
f. On anosn Saao bar / 5else.
=, Oar 6ennins ana0lsns ira 2pfteH.
e. iel,o. pmtrsrt ct Sesielfuo fra
IN ferulptfepe Saab. Sect sHuoieus
! ,ao Dapoe uobVlot en- baaro &afe-
t,,S rsltebe nan besfra Billet ben til
brSss VI. Seulsns Saao og laa ben
wire % iorlpiuoe. Gieblitfeli9 oenote
\, tilbaosblepne Baao % leilebe p1a
rhgsstsost en- 3tae, men Manolfls
~ troiaite Sssen par iorgiGpes. Der
T. ntst spur, puerfsn al Menaeiier,
ksnoo satr &epj taber. vi be 6OruiD,
H. rare 3 5amilieforIersere, uemiis
SrSas ". Ssnleu, anpers IS Senieu og
Ens Qieil,n Senlen. Gen fioiteS nuse
Eprru ueatsr IN Jteotomr. - @u lenere
Pgoe.elle aaar NJ paa, al 10 al De J0r
(sfsoe er blspne opiaset % brast til
krsspra al ct iuenlt 0ampitib, buor
N enc Boa er pso af uonat,eil,. 0eite
kns lie at tpoe paa, at Senn,ng 8mbs
Ind ylaosmanoItab "lrotaite Se9sn",
b uaret pioere Ombp9sel,S.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

0aa tffe oocr Hnffen citer
Wano!

On Ell a~15blla1o auerterer, at ban iRlaer
aaffe 10 Gents bialgere pr. Yuno enb ole
andre, er bet fife mango, Inn lsber efter bet.
e bar en- title Mistauie ON, at ban blaneer
lin 9aifs meo Smaaiteen. On en- pilofrem
meo Siletasent apsrterer, at ban i9laer
8tletten S. biliJere eno andre, iaa iinoes
Der u'itnot en- o9 aneen, lom gear / SRloen,
men !anstfra Iaa mango, ION Il an ltx!be
tro. De ileite fsiser Doft peldlente Raao %
benpenoe Jig III uRrmeite Naent, Ter er
ilsnct iom en- rsbelis Utano. Ser err altfor
mango ErGtiu5le blnnot B,lftas eaterre /
itssre Bper iom minneapolis, Ct. Baui,
Gb'caaC os Gsp g1rt. De i~oranorer Tapn,
SopPl, Hationalttet p9 AuIsr meo Norsti-
oerHe, og at ieuoe |snse paa bet unisie til
oenlIss 5olt, sr JON al ipile / Sotteriet.
@l9r oerfor alto oia Jorretrine NIB bin
nermeite N9eut, tom I'll sIlers Ear 6aroel
fQst 5oyretniHg meo, og iom ou PED er at
itcle pa. Yriicn for en- rigtis Sils
let or ocn iamme. 6eis uoasn anoeu
bpoer il til at iRlgc 6iIi9ere, fan ou rere
Que britt ON, at bet er en- ennrliaere Billet.
YteH buis on for Sitirbebs Sfplo ri! bare
uRrme,e Bllfeo ON uoaet. iaa obrssier aItio
ONE 8reoe olrette til unosrtesHeoe 8enerol
OF ytoropeteu
". Is. Sobuion & &c.,
@enerGi A9enter,
ct. Yamt, Winn.
Winacapotts Cffee:
300 @aiDia9ton Nuenue, 2.
2415tf.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

9ine Spnas REQ, at ban life fan
aeyerne line % BIZ rierue b,ipe 6iemme
'rl Sfolen. 6dn ~ipsrger oerfor:
"Wama, bpao Slajs Spqoom er
her, iom cu 1T tebsper at tdge noseu
Wteoicn for?"
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

Sr. Yeters "Gurifo" er ions troliss
pig ben melt popuiere Mtoicrn blanbt
bort Jolf. N1riaseH er, at ben sr en-
Necicin, Iom MA fan itOle paa. Zen
bortiieraer ale Itaoeliss Subaauier ira
8looet paa en- iaa srunois glaaoe, at
2eseme os Sjal bliuer Iom fornpebe. os
uoretter, bpao ben pauitaaes at bile ubs
rette. 5oriss ben, ps De oil life ansre
paa bet.