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The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
Adrtce to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at once:
the child from pain, and the little chernb
awakes as bright as q button" 1t is very
pleasant to taste. 1t soouhes the child
softens the gums, allays all pain. relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrhna. whether aris.
ing from teething or other causes. Twenty
five cents bottle.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
A Sunday Afternoon Chase.

Special to the IndianaDohs JOurnL.
GRENsBURG, June 2.-This afternoon Lou
Lloyd made severe threats against Wyatt
Suttles, whom he accused of harboring his
wife. The officers were called upon and
gave chase, and after q run of about
two miles Lloyd was captur ed in the woods
by Sheriff Dickey and Marshal Starkey,
and placed in Jail to await hearing to-
morrow. A large number of citizens joined
in the chase, and for a time excitement ran
high.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
The Court Record.
Hon. Livingston Howland, Judge.
CIRCUIT COURT.

Hon. Livingston HowIand, Judge.
Elias Marsh ct al. VS.. David S. Goodlng:
petition to open highway. Change of
venue from Hancock county. Cause dis
missed on defendants motion.
Henry w. q. Noting VS.. John Weiss es-
tate. Claim allowed for S57
Neic Suit Fiied
Benjamin F. Heatherington vs. Nancy M.
Brown, ct al; suit on Judgment Demand. i.
500
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
Pigeons and Sparrows Unprotected.
IN al fr IN TpHiopopoJ,a Iouruol

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, June 2.-Judge Langdon has
decided that the use of pigeons and En-
glish sparrOws as targets on which to test
the skill as marksmen is not a violation of
the law passed by the last Legislature,
which makes it an offense to use domestic
fowls as targets The court holds that a
the law of 1887 it is no offense to shoot an
English sparrow.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03

WINTERS death warrants are neglected
season simply because they permit these
ailments to take their fatal course instead
of curing them promptly. as they always
might do with Hale's Honey of Horehound
and Tar. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
Action by the knights of Pythias.

The Knights of Pythias of several lodges
met yesterday afternoon, in the hall of the
order on Virginia avenue, With Mayor c. S.
Denny presiding, and f. B. Pugh as secre-
tary, to devise plans for securing relief for
the Johnstown sufferers After an inter-
change of views. the proposition took the
form of the following. which was unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas. The destitnte and deplorable condi-
ton OF thousands of people in Johnstown, Pa,
and vicinity, due to an unforeseen and unpre-
ventabe act of Providence. appeals to the SYM
pathy and benevolence of all charitable and
philanthropic people; and,
Whereas, the unfortunate victims of fire and
water are greatly IN need of prompt assistance,
and the calamity being such that the resources
OF the neghborho0d must be inadequate to pro-
vide for their wants. Ii becomes the duty of those
who may feel able to act in their behalf to take
such steps as may best work to such an end;
therefore, be it
Resolved, That committee consisting of the
chancellor commander, vice-chancellors and
keepers of records and seals OF all IL of p. lodges
in this city, and the sir knight commanders, sir
knight lieutenants and sir knight heralds OF all
T. F. divisions in the city, be earnestly requested
TO meet Monday night, June 3, at 7:30 O'clock,
In the ante-rOoms of the Talb0tt-b block N. of p
Hail. for the purpose of organizing entertain
pent TO he held Wednesday evening. the 9th
INST at Tomlinson Hail. the proceeds of which
to be placed I'm the hands OF the Board OF Trade
for the relief OF the Johnstown sufferers.
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70 the Indianapolis Journal.

SDeC1aI 20 th6 Inu1anaDOIb JUurnHI
COLUMBUS, June 2.-The twelve-year-old
daughter of Mrs. j. H. Bell, living just
north of here, was attacked by vicious
cow this morning and dangerously, and
perhaps fatally injured. One of the ami
mails horns penetrated the abdomen and
the other horn the shoulder of the child.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
Victory for Champaign.

Special to tile Indianapolis Journal
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June 2.-The Illinois
Indiana League game to-day resulted:
Bloomington, 10; Champaign, 16.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
NOTICE

To the Stockholders of the Cleveland Columbus, Gin
cinnati t2 Indianapolis Railway Company; of the
Indianapolis e. ST. Louis Railway Company, and OF
the Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis d Chicago
Railway Company:
ment of the stockholders OF the said companies re-
spectively. at meetings held the 18th day of May
1889, called take into consideration agreement
for consolidation of the said companies that meet
ing of the consolidated company known as the Cleve-
land Cincinnati, Chicago e st. Louis Railway Com.
pany, for the election of directors and other officers of
the said consolidated company, viii be held at
the Union Railway Station in the city of Cincinnati,
in the State OF Ohio. the oath day OF June. 1889.
at IL O'Clock noon
Dated June /, 1889.
J. T. WANN.
Secretary OF the Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati
& Indianapolis Railway Company.
j. IT. wANN
Secretary of the Indianapolis & St Louis Ralwa.
Company
J. c. DAVIE.
Secretary of the Cincinnati Indianapolis. st. Louis
Chicago Railway Company.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
STATE OF INDIANA
Proposals for S3,96,OOO--- Funding Loan

Sealed proposals for the purchase of bonds OF the
State of Indiana authorized by Act No. IL, Of the
General Assembly. approved March 8. 1889. 10 tbs
signed State officials Office Winsl0w,
Laner q Co., IL Nassau street, New York city, until
the 17th day of June 1889. at 3 O'Clock p. m.
ing the School Fund bonds of the State. which bear
interest at 6per cent. and can now be redeemed.
Agency of the State in the city Of New York. in
twenty years after their date and will be redeemabe
at the same place. at the pleasure OF the State after
They will be issued In registered FORM In denomina
tons of 81 900, $500 and 800, TO suit purchaser
10 the holders, and will bear interest at the rate OF
per cent per annum. payable semi annually said
Fiscal Agency. without any deduction Proposals az
less than and accrued interest will be
tained, and all proposals must be accompanied BY
titled check 10 the order of the Treasurer Of the State
value of the bonds bid for Checks Of unsuccessful
bidders will be returned Immediately after the award
is made Checks Of successful bidders viii be applied
account OF their purchases and In case OF failure
10 pay the balance due will be liable To forfeiture
The bonds VIII be payable and deliverable at the OF.
laws after award accrued interest being charged ths
purchasers TO their date OF payment
The right is reserved To reject and all proposals.
Copies of the authorizing act and Of the report of
the State Auditor, may be had upon application 20
Messrs. Winslow, Lanier a Co.
desire 10 invest in this oan notice is hereby given
that until Friday. June a. 10 scaled proposals
VIII be received at the office OF the Auditor OF State,
nj Inuianapons lndana such Dds, unopened Will
be forwarded to New York where they will be opened
and considered the day of the letting together
with all other bids received.
Bidders requested TO name in their bids denomi-
nations OF bonds desired.
ALVIN p. HovEY.
Governor.
BRUCE CARR
Auditor OF State.
J. A. LEMCKE,
I. Indianapolis May "a, 1889.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
"The Bio 6.p

THE Big 81 Jubilee. under the manage
ment of Hermi0n Lodge, No. A, X. of p,
will be held at Seymour on Thursday, June
the 9th. The fare from indianapolis is S1.15
for the round trip; good on regular trains.
There will be amusements of all kinds.
The Big 6' is the biggest jubilee held in
southern Indiana. Respectfully,
HERMION LODGE, X. OF p.
Pr G.. l. Thomas.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
MINOR CITY MATTERS.
To-Day,a DofuRa.

FOREPAUGHs COMBINED SHOWS - West
washingtonstreet grounds, afternoon and
evening.
COUNCIL-Regular meeting, Council Chamber,
evening.
PARK THEATER-Frank Lindon In Monte
Cristo," afternoon and evening
EDEN MUSEE-Professor Jukes, the glass
blower, and curiosities, afternoon and even
ing.
BATTLE OF ATLANTA CYCLORAMA-Market
street. between Illinois and Tennessee, day and
evening.
MEETING TO DEVISE PLANS OF RELIEF
FOR JOHNSTOWN SUFFERERS-Board Of
Trade, 11:30 A. NJ.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
Mrs. HaIford at Altoona.

A telegram to the Journal was received
last evening from Private Secretary Hal
ford, stating that the following had been
received at the Executive Mansion, under
date of the I'd, at Philadelphia:
To the President
We have succeeded in getting direct communi-
cation with Altoona, and our officers there ad
wise that Mrs Halford and daughter arc at AL
toona and we'll G. r.. PUGH.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
SECOND ADVERTISEMENT.

STATE OF INDIANA.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
INDIANAPOLIS, April %, 1889. y
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be-
received from publishers authors compilers by the
state Board OF Education of Indiana 20 furnish text
books the school trustees of the State OF Indiana
for in the common schools of said State for pc
riod OF five years as provided by law passed by the
ruary, 1889. Such bids will be opened on the lst day
tendent of Public instruction in the city of Indian
apolis Ind said board reseryng the right to reject
any all bids copy of said law and of blanks for
proposals. contracts bonds aidavts etc. will be
nished TO prospective bidders upon application TO said
board.
HARVEY NJ LA TOILETTE, President
L. III. JONES' Secretary.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
A Call on the Masons for Help.

Thomas b. Long, of Terre Haute, grand
master of Indiana Masons, has issued the
following call:
To the Subordinate Lodges in Indiana
You are urgently requested TO raise suitable
contributions and make such appropriations as
are possible for the immediate relief of Masonic
sufferers from the great food disaster at and
aToupd Johnstowns Penn, and send The funds
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03

The Second Presbyterian Sunday-school
yesterday contributed quite an amount of
money to the Johnstown relief fund. In
the evening. from the congregation, col
lection for the same purpose reached con-
aid ara h1a euvo
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, MONDAY, JUNE g. 1889
| Church's Contribution.

SO raised promptly to William h smythe, grand
secretary. at indianapolis, for proper dis
tributiOn.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
Notice TO Builders and Contractors

Sealed proposals. with plans, for the erection Of
brick wall with stone foundation and Gaping, the
east side of the Reformatory grounds will received
at the Institution up to three CD m, "Wednesday.
june 3, 1899 The above proposals will be opened at
that hour tn Board reserng the right to reject any
all bids.
BY order of the Board Of Managers
MARGARETTA s. ELDER. Secretary.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
OLD FOLKS PAINS.
RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

DENNSYIyANIA LINES-THE DIRECT AND
POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTES.
Trains leave anu arrive at Indianapolis as follows
PANHANDLE ROUTE-EAsr.
LeavefOr Pittsbg. d N Y. 4:3Oam S.O0pm 6:10pm
=" Richmond & Columbus. e:00am 4:00pm
Ar from n: y. d Pittsbg. IL :40an 60pm 1020pm
'' Columbus, Richmond, etc.. 4Oam 3:50pm
Sleepers to Pittsburg and New York without change.
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Leave for Chicago and Northwest. 1:35am 11.20pm
Arrive from Chicago and Northwest 3:26am 3:lopm'
j., N. I. 3. R--soUTH.
Leave for Louis
vile g. the Soth 400 am S:46am 3:25pm 6:25pm
AT. from Louis
v'led theSoth. 1O:OOam 11:25am 6:45pm 10:55pm
Law. r. R--SOUTHWEsE
Cairo Express Leave 7:20Am
Vincennes Accommodation. Leave 420pm
Vincennes Accommodation, Arrive 10:37am
Cairo Express. Arrive 4:5Opm
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
Second game:
Danville Defeats Lafayette

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 2.-In the exhibi-
tiOn game of ball here, to-day, Danville de-
feated the local club, the latter losing the
game on costly errors. Score:
Dapville. ...0 O o 5 3 Ill
Lafayette. .-..-.. o / o 1 o. 3
Observation-Disclosures and Feeney; Crandall
and McFarlan. Base hits-Danville z; Lafay-
cite, 6. Errors Danville, 2; Lafayette, 5. Um-
pire-SchOOler
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03

COLUMBUS, o., June 2.-To-day's game
re su ted.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-03
THE BALL FIELD.

Columbus Defeats Louisville In Two Games
Yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-01
Il T,l r. ri =. =.
Zone al this Office
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

YNYO CANAL COMPANY.-Lo-
Il cation of principal place of bust
ness, Carson City, Nevada. Location OF
works, Ovens Valley, Inyo county,
California.
Notice is hereby given that
at a meeting of tue Board of Directors
hela on the 2Sth day of Maven Der 1888, AN
assess nent (N0. 4)of Twenty-fi ref2s) cts pc.
share was levied upon the capital stocE
of the corporation, payable imnedl-
y, in Unite states gold coin, to lie
Secretary at the Office of he Com p;Ga y ,
corner of Carson and Pro ter streets,
Carson City, Nevada Any stock upon
which this assessment shall resn5tn
unpaid on the 26fh day of Decen Der 1855.
viii be delinquent and adv rtised for
sale at pubic urtl0ns and uHless pay-
ment is made before, will be III IN
Wednesday the 2sTd day at January,
$50, 0 pay he GeiiAcHent assessment
together Wit cost o. advertising and
expenses OF safe By orGcr Of the
RoaId of Directors.
T.R. HoFER,
Secretary.
Office Atthe Bullion ana tszeaeDse
Bark eoraer OF Carson and Proctor
street,. GaIsonc ity sSevads. deeltd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-01
Nd v,A~ 81.
0slA1h G0s0S s9se,

Ne.Ye5ss ana physi-
tle-ihty, scginal weak ness
sfase. a'r1sa'4Aesr 9sgs Emissions
5-alasercY, Ixha1ssel Vitality, Prem t!re ~
c.ins H4 AtseS 3E Ea&NFResrf.a +,
.s4s tss csszss .s3AcgtsoEse. a0a frs,rss
aaft VeE ra11se prlsrsnnsf. II en-
r'ches and puriiss the Blood, Sirlr-thens the
Nerves. Br2ip, Muscles, Digestion. eaarodrc
tive Drgana ana Physical ana Mental Faculties
II stops AL Unnatural end debilisa.ing drain
upon tn system, preventing involnntarV boss
calculating dreams, seminal lossos with .he
uriGe, etc, so destructive to mind and 5o.Iy
Z is a sure elimination Of ali L DIZZY sNf5
BLADDER COMPLAIN IS. It c0u-sfas no
IN 1rlous ingredients. 80 Those -sefg,-,.
"a STe11 efse cFfE esFeetA OF gsssss ~
ts-s n 28sSceElgss o excess. q snas.e.,
tslssE,sgzsa .ssar Ess-rElf 2 zserls 80 "a
- $aIae = ME- y. Price, ~ ~ 9cl
eottle or I'VE bottles in case, aisG sri airec-
toas end advice. SIC Sent seetsre, YrorrI -.
sesFa.ion g ar address mon tire receipt 81
price. ar I. Q. - lie had oniF Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-01
CONSGJTaPTTCN.

which is Serofuia OF the EGnss. IS arrested
and cured by this remedy, ii tlir2a II the
earlier stages Of the disease. From is marvel
Gus power over this terribly f1t~i diselsa, when
first offering this now woriG-flnle remedy =
the public DR.. Pierce thought sari lIgly or call
ing il his q CONSUMPTION CURE" but ahauG-
oned that name as too restrictive FOR . medicine
which, from ITS wonderful comb ,., N ei tonic,
anti-bilious, pect3ral, and nutritive properties,
is unequaled, net only rs q renlei- f'r con-
sumption, but for 1Si CIlrouAc Diseases
of the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-01
.FoR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE

Thoroughly cleanse It by using DR.. PIeTcc's
Golden Medical Discovery, aud good di-
gestion. fur skin, buoyant snirlts. vital
strength and bodily health VIII be C-l-oiishe1.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-01

ass Asxetss
Ssreu 8Ese q.
Ing Remedy
as2 q EeFC sc
ksRa Is Is the
legitimate re- uit
Of over twenty
years prsctiee. bYa
THO r. > u G L \
CUkGIEIEDsR&
y U a rs PHYSI-
CLAN Of. one OF
slle hisbess me
cal cole re +
r u T o p e a = 2
Ours NJTEl
us IA LING
. . K = AIN Il y
\ eeYeiss and physi-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-01
Dr. Plercs's Golden Medical Discover
CURES ALL ENMnRS.

from g common BIotch, or E-untiou to the
worst Scrctula. Salt-rheurn. =" Fever-sores,"
Scaiy or r n Skin, in ehort, all diseases
caused by ba olood axe conquered by this pow
.rful, purifying. an1 ilvirorating nedicinn.
Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under its
benign influence. Especially has il manifested
its potency in curing letter, Eczema, ErysiQe-
las, Boils, Carouncles. Sore Ewes, Scrofil0u
Sores and Swelli1~s, lii.7-j1int Disease, White
Swellilgs," Gotre, or Thick Neck, and In
larged Glands. Send ten cents in stamps for a
large Treatise, with colored plates, on Skin Dis
eases, or the same amount for Treatise on
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-01
MALE HELP WANTED

WE WISH TO EsseloY A FEW SAFES
~ mn OH a salary t. sell our goods by
sample to the wholesale aud retail trade Of
CARSON CITY NEVADA. We are the larg-
est IN anu'acthrers Of orr iinein the country
Seed two cents in stamps Or FIJI particulars
No pestsis answered. Centennial Mfg ON
paAy. ncinnati, % Az %
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-01
CARSON WATsR WORKS.

EyHE REsERyOIRN OF TFsEs
4 Company ale supplied with water
from Never Failing Springs, which flow
rom the Sierra Nevada. By analysis
thiswater is shown TO be perfectly free
h'cEa all Impurities. The mains Of this
company having been laid in al the
principal streets CT the city, the waite
rendered ava t.90le to all within The
city lilaits. Families, Hotels, Bars
stables, etc. suDplied on favorabls
tsr1as-
CARSON nATER COMPANY.
Gfias uext 10 Wslla Fargo & CeJs.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
Eft Autograph Album!!!

8ruses msb ~fortrafelis Spite, ba
bet er ben eneite letoinbte Waaoe, bppIs
peb 9e fan obeoare Napnsne Ii oeres
esen 6aanbfrift) af 9eres n9rmefte os
fiare Yenner eaer andre fremrasenbe
Beriuner, iom bet mnaiie funoe pare til
Deres esen 5orbel at flenbe eaer traiie
ienere. Set er beore END ct Sotosrufs
Nlbunt, ioroi BET taser mlnore &um, oe
Be fan meset let fjenoe i9ieu anlisternt
Of be iamme, iom De fienbte | bet Die
blif, De fer ct autograph album.
5lemine Bros, Bittsbur9b, ga. til
bpoer at ienbe til enbper. iom laie,
bsnne Notice, ct meset mutt photographic
Nlbum. os Tom fisber al i'm apotbsfel
en- PSI Of Or. s. Wc2ane's Yluer of
ienber benz OmIaset ai iamme iamt
Gents / Stamps. Jor9lem lite at n9pn'
benne Npis. lRs bet fore Quertlsle
ment paa en- anben Spalte. De al Dor
9aiere, iom foretratfer ,Ier timber be
ubsfuemt at fjebe Mc3are's 8iaer ng'
i'm 8opnl, fan ienoe 30 Gents til ooen
nepnte 6irma, Tom meo Om9aaenoe Yoi
oil ienbe baabe YiIer os Nlbum. Sfri'
Itrar.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
uiorticut beleet.

De tantelpie er tilbsielige til at sisre
Scar af be n~erueie. Os bog er bette Ell
meset aluorlist Onbe, bUis u6ebaselige
Spmptpmer blir END mere fsliomme reo
Spot. Mapen er / Acknowledged an:
iuarl,a for bisie Spmptomer, oens
Spusbeb os uOrben uirfer paa Siernen,
iom er Centrum for Nerueipitemet. Som
en- Nerue=Tonic os SsrOliser trOr oi, al
Der lite fan napnes ct iaa traitist Mio,
bel iom Soitstters Stoned Bitters.
Yeb at fornpe en- iraftis Jurbsielie tref.
fer bet aiernepunftet til SpHaaelie al
Stprfe os go for Neruerue. Souebs
pine, Sflaluen / rofis Sspn, unaturlis
Jsliombeb oeb uoentet 9arm, ale hisis
mooificeres os ttlilut foriuinoer eiisriom
Spitemet pinber Siprfe oeo benne ub-
merfebe ionic. 9pspepiia, BiIiouss
meis, G%bsumatisme, 5oritOppelie o9
Geueripsbomme belbrebes ueo bette
8itters. (Nprtl).
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

Gn Neger pasierebe unoer ct Stils
labs, bpor Der foretoses nOsle Repara.
TONER. Sbetiamme falbt en- Wuriten
NED / Sooebet paa bam us ~fnuites / Gal.
bet. Neseren FOB Zig life anfaste, men
iaa op os iasbe: "Sei, bu buibe Waut
oeroppe: 8il bu bsbolbe bine Wuriteu
belle, iaa bolo benz pat fra NIT Sopeo."
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

Or. Yeters "Gurifo" pinber mere os
mere Snosans blanot bet l~fanoinaptlte
Yublitum. Suis neoenitaaenoe Tlones'
bpro life er tilitraffelise for 2eieren,
iaa ifrip nosle Orb iii Or. 8. 5abrnep,
1913 Osoen Nue., @bicasO, ST., Os nar=
mere Oplpsninser oil erboloes.
@unualo Superior Bee, ulen, Winn.,
lfriper ben 2Ooe Sanuar 1889:
Som 8epis paa, brOr COB Birfnins
Deres "Rurlfo" bar, fan jes iise, at en-
aammel Some / nit Nabolfab isste 2ase
Here gauge uoen &eiultat ps bar ligsei
tilienss / lansere 2io, men eiterat bun
bespnote at BRUCE "aurifo" er bun fOmz
met fig iaa, at bun MI bpppist fan for
laoe Sensen.
Seq for min Del bar libt al 2euers
ipabum / 5 Nar ps brust 5 fOrfleIi9e
Geser uoen nosen Si9lp. 9eres "8u'
rito" er bet beoite ies bar funoet, ba ben
bolbsr Spftemet fulofommen / Oroen.
Sea bar life bort anoet eno sObt ON ben.
Dalpor Slien, Naoalen, 81 Balo,
9is., ffriuer unoer Sanuar 30te 1889;
9eres Webicin er III fienot Os meseI
f~oroelastist omtalt Of Dem, iom bar pre-
bet ben, os al essn grfarins fan jes iise
at "8urito" er ben bebfte Mepicin, Ies
bar brust / min 5amilie; ben iuare,
fulbtommen til, buao ben uosipes for
5or ale narmere Splpsntnser til
freu 9r. .. 5abrnep, 1893 Osoen aue.
gbicaso, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
6ip Qlat!

En- alminoelis Snobpoelis ubieuoes berpeo
til Befoliutnssn l Riosspop os uarlissenoe
Bpsoelas ON at fomnte tuo til os, beige os
os iase bort npe 8oreopla9 | Gleipn. vi
Groceries bar ri be beoite os be frilfeite /
Bpeu. 3tlise bar ri netop moota9et en- ny
os iulotanois Soripuius Of Sto % StepIer.
aom ino og ie Hltiammen, fsr De flsber
ri lRtter Bris paa at faa Nuleonins til at
piie bore Barer frem til Vile os gnbuer.
Oct er Dor Nst at bliue Der os bonble Der,
og nerfor pnifer ri at faa iulotop al Runoer
ri iRlser bore Sarer bilist.
1913 Cont Bro.S, Hio9suap, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
I'm nbpaaelia 8eaipenAeo er fol

I'm nbpsgelig 8egipenbeo er for
iahs p~usleret /, 2lueporoe. Sen paa
st'nsn ~Opbusebes Der SlblsS i en-
saaroslers aOltalo, men Sloen bapoe
Wy lite breot fig oibere, END at bet |
stSst al fort lib lpffeoes at faa ben
sastt. Da man tr9nste inb | Staloen,
anSt mon gleren benst. Wan letter
snns ubpsselise Besioenbeo / 5Orbins
sVe ileo en- forisst Slospaaiettelie,
n 'or tort 3io iioen opoaseoes / ct til
eaaroslsrens @ienopm itpbenbe Nabo.
10 Der bar iaaleoes belissenbe, at en-
y 0Sltaaet SlolgS meb ben bap9renbe
sNorefnln9 litfert piloe bape last
- Vaarce | Nlte, beriblanot ogiaa
s'spes Snaro. On Nitenituno fanbi
san ger en- antenbt Tsru, inoiusbt / ct
.4ae 9lemme9jort Bomulostsi al ct
sl 'leloent Wsnier. SeHere ops
!1s' Gel, at ben I'LL aicBbe Characters
seltl ! i'm 9io liulbe baue ioreret en-
as'a None , Bpen ct Stpffe ri al
~ .~s's MsnIter. 5orleben afbolbtes
ssg1t ! Den anleonins, os man for
s1. /. at Saaroeieren unber bette E,
S =, laa rpltet, OF ban i ct Nnfalo Al
n, .Vlolslle bar ta9et fig aioase, fam
N. neo ct ban Deb en- Slolss uilot
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

BaIoers Stiitsrei, Rorbre Guroal. 20>e
aRurts 1889. s Sobu Nnoerisn Seeus Ssos
DO al Seitre Sliore er op9ipet ielsenoe
Nmeri,a p9renbe Nrpin9er:
1. Brooer Saaper Nnberiens ofosoe Sen
Nnbers Saaperisns 7atter, buis yaapn os
Spboltsiteo life pioes; bun bar en- Ssfer
gbriftine os en- 8rooerisn Ssnrp, besse
boenoe / Soma.
2. Ssiter 9unbllo Nnoersoatter meb Wano
@uobranb Sesnsbatfsn, oeres 9sttre:
a. gunhilb guobraubsoattsr,
b.. Sisrib 9uobranesoatter,
bpis Epbolostso life oibss; be bar en-
Brober Selse os en- Sster Snsebor3
bease boenos / Rirnsiota.
NeIIem 8uobr. Sfifteret 15be Rarti
1889. Sc frauarenoe Nrpiuser i goet efter
Ssoeraabsente 8ari 9oriusoatter Smibsene
Of Rinsebo, nemlis: 9atter Rareu gnse'
bretsoatter gift n,eo gnsebretb Spenoien
Spn Beber gnsebretien iant 9atterisn en-
sebretb Sperien, Der ale ansipes at opbolo'
fig / Nmerifa, inofaloes.
Rorore Sel9eIanos Sf,fteret, 15o'
Narts 1889. Beet efter ofosoe 9aarenf'
9ilten Sen,itsoutter urfieIomo Of Dfp. .
fraparenre Nruinser: 9atter Sriitiane Te
oersoaiter, gift meo Ysoer Bong Sobanne
len gluebctien, @rantsburs y. g., Burne
Co., 8isconiiu, oe 81 9atter 9ilten Yeoers
batter, 9. nj. 8arl THIRTEEN, iamme Goresis
inetaloes.