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, 1890-12-11
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS
Powderiy Makes Fierce Attack ON
Labor saving Machines.

OCALA, Fla, Dec. O.--The Farmers
Alliance this morning discussed the
amendm to the platform adopted
yesterday. relating to the restricting
powers of the president in disciplining
editors of alliance newspapers.
The alliance will listen TO an address
by I. V. Powderly this afternoon.
A complaint was made that the gov
ernment crop statistician relied too
much upon the information furnished
by uniformed congressman.
The conn mittee on agricultural statistics
reported proposing committee of five
Alliance congressman to make arrange
ments to get statistics, so that the people
will not be dependent on reports from
the government statisticiau. They are
to cooperate with the Alliance crop
statistics.
Turner said that during the Kansas
campaign Senator ingalls, had offered
SO, COO for roster of the Kansas secre-
taries alone, the inference being that
such q roster would largely increase in
value as the alliance extended into
other states.
President Polk's suggestion for q ma.
tional legislative council was adopted.
The committee on the Presidents mes.
sage made report in favor of retaining
his official residence in Washington,
and making his salary $500. This was
adopted, the action being in direct OPP
position to Macune's recommendations.
Before evening session, however, IL
was resolved to indorse the Natlou Econ
oniist. The gentleman having in charge
q call for third party convention have
received kilograms from Kansas, heart
lily approving the movement. They
succeeded to-day in securing the sigma
lures OF fifteen out of sixteen of the coll
ored state alliances now mere.
President Hall, of the Missouri State
Alliance, exploded a bomb regarding
the Maine. olk-Livingston investiga-
ton, which came near splitting up the
convention. He secured the floor and
declared he had not signed the commit
tee report yesterday, because 1t was moi
satisfactory to him. He started to read
from the manuscript his objections, but
Macune's adherents raised objections
saying tho matter had been closed yes
terday.
Tremendous ciamor followed. bu
finally Halls friends prevailed and ht
read his report
He had not signed the committee re-
port for several reasons, because Il
censured President Polk uujustiy TO
writing the Norwood letter; because 1
exonoratcd Macune, although h,
openly admitted before the coinmitte
that he had gone to Georgia and formo.
q combination among the alliance leg
stature In the interes. Ss Pet Calhoun
for United States senator; because Ma.
cune had also admitted that Calhoun
had loaned him $1,000; and becaus
, 1890-12-11
BOLD, BAD HIGHwAyMEN.
The Only Town where They Would
Tackle u Minister's wife.

SEATTLE, Dec. 6.-About 9 o'clock this
evening Mrs. John +. Damon, wife of a
pianeer clergyman. was held up by rob-
bcrs while returning home from gro
Gerry store.
She had made n few purchases and
was jinsling change In her hand. when
robber sprang out from behind a stair
way at the corner of Fifth and Madison
streets and said; "Givo me that money
or III kill you." She bravely replied.
II guess you won't" when the highway
man flashed revolver in her face and
repeated his demand. She screamed
and ran, and the robber went In an OPP
posite direction. He has not been cap
tured
, 1890-12-11
A CASE OF IMPORTANCE
Decided In the Supreme Court OF
Kansas.

Topeka. Kan, Dec. 8-The supreme
court this morning refused to grant q
writ OF mandamus, applied for by q. T..
I.obdell, who demanded certificate OF
election for representation from Lane
county. Lobdell based his claims on a
prov ision in the state constitution which
gives each organized county in the state
casting $50 votes q representation in the
legislature. The case was one of great
importance, for II Lobdell had been ad-
mittcd, seventeen other republicans,
elected as delegates, would have been
entitled to tho same privileges. Most OF
them were ingalls, men, and they would
have given the senator majority OF
two on joint ballot. The supreme court
held that in no event could the member
ship of the lower house exceed l25 mem.
Lers until there was n change in the
constitution.
, 1890-12-11

looks forward to the time when he will
he able 10 prove as much, with good re-
suits to the Irish cause. | am personally
acquainted with the two gentlemen
named to me, and indeed know
them wolf enough 10 he able
TO say oifhund ,liat for political ronsons
they would follow Parnell to the end
blemishes OH his private character.
These two members Of tho Irish parlia-
mentary party are convinced Parnell Is
only biding his own time to vindionte
himself at tho precise moment when the
mendatum will hayo more effect for Ire
lnnd.u
, 1890-12-11
wALLA wALLA NOTES.
Fair Directors Met ana Created n
New Race.

WALLA WALLA, WASH, Dec. 6.-The
directors of the Walla Walla Agri-
cultural Society met and decided to
hold their sixth annual fair and races
commencing September 2s 1891 and to
continue one week. 1t was decided to
make a yearling trotting stake for the
get of any stallion of Washington,
Oregon and Idaho half mile heats,
tho owner of tho stallion to pay the
breed nomination fee of 500. and the
yearing entrance fec to be $50. The so
ciety will add 5000 If the get OF SIX
stations Is named for the race.
, 1890-12-11
GLADsTONE's LETTER.
He VIII DO All In His Power for the
Irish People,


1.oNpoS, Dec. O.--Gladstonc, in his
letter to the nationalist meeting, ac-
knowledges the receipt Of two resolu-
tions adopted by the Irish caucus, and
says, In part, that the question raised
by the publication of his letter to
Morley was the question of leadership,
which Is separate, and has no proper
connection with home rule. when the
Irish party settle this question in such
n manner as will enable me to renew
my former relations with the Irish
party, 1t will be my desire to enter with
out prejudice into confidential
com munication, as the occasion
may serve, upon all amendments
and suggestions of improve
ment in my plan for homo
rule measure. | assure you IL is my de-
sire to press forward, at the first favora-
BILE opportunity, just and effective
measure for home rule. | recognize and
earnestly seek to uphold the independ-
ence of the Irish party no less than that
of the liberal party, and acknowledge
with satisfaction the harmony prevail
ing between the parties since 1886.
When the present difficulty is removed
| know no reason to anticipate its inter
ruption. | look forward with confidence,
as do my colleagues, to the formation
and prosecution OF measure which, in
meeting all Just claims of lrelan' sill
Likewise obtain the approval .. the
people o! Great Britain. Finally, | will
remind you of my declaration that apart
from personal confidence thnre is but
one guarantee that can be of real value
to Ireland. 1t is that recently pointed
out by Harcourt, when he called attention
on questionable political fact that no
party nor no leader could ever hope to
carry a scheme for home rulo that did
not have tho cordial concurrence and
support of the Irish nation"
, 1890-12-11
FROM THE PoPE.
Good Words for the Anti-siavery
MissiOuaries.

RoME Dec. 4.-The pope has issued
an encyclical address to the bishops
engaged in the anti-slavcry movement.
He explains the mission of Cardinal
Lavigeric and expresses thanks to the
sovereigns who assisted in the work of
the anti slavery conference. In addi-
tion. he advises continued mis-
sionary efforts in East Africa, ana an
nounces lie has instituted annual col
lections in behalf OF the anti-slavery
movement to be taken up ON the feast
of Epiphany, January @
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tion. The property has now been def.
nitely traced, and will prove most inn
portant commercial factor. The mineral
is pronounced equal to the imported
article.
The exploration of the coal property
Immediately north of this city is pro.
crossing with the most satisfactory re.
suits. Large accessions are being made
TO tho subsidy to secure the establish
ment OF iron works in this vicinity to
work tho ore from which tho recent lot
OF pig iron was made here.
, 1890-12-11
CITY OF sPnAGUE BONDED
For the Purpose OF Electric light
sad Water Plants.

SPRAGuE, Wash, Dec. 5.--The city
council have placed bonds of s35, ,O00 on
the market the interest to be 9 per cent.
per annum, to be paid on July l and
January 2ofeach year, bids to be received
up to 3 I. NJ. of December Is the same
to be opened at 1880 7. NJ. OF the same
day. These bonds are for the purchase
of electric light and water plants. Nu-
merous bids are now in from Boston and
New York capitalists.
, 1890-12-11
Baldwin Loses a Fast Horse.

SAN FBANcIsoo, Dec. 6.-Sinaloa H.,
full sister of Lucky b., died on Thurs
day at Morris Park. She had the great
est record foi her distance, one anu one
quarter miles, which she ran In 2:40 ut
Monmouth on u straight course. during
last year. She was u 3-year old, belong
ing 10 L. J. Baldwin.
, 1890-12-11
Notable Dead.

LosDoY, Dec. 5,-Mrs. Peel, wife of
Hon. Arthur Welesly Peel, speaker of
the house OF commons, died to-day.
Hon. Walter Huddleston, justice of
the queens bench division of high court
of Justice, is dead. He was born in 1917.
, 1890-12-11
The Tarir nll Cau.ea It.

LISBON, Dec. Cork factories in
ogarve are idle since the new tariff law
went into effect in. the United States.
Exports of manufactured cork to that
country have ceased.
, 1890-12-11
Reward Renewed.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 6.-Mrs. Smell,
widow of the murdered Amos J. Smell,
has renewed her offer to pay $4,000 for
the arrest of Tascott and his retention
until identified.
, 1890-12-11
wants Them to Close at Home.

LONDON, Dec. 5.-It is reported the
czar has forbidden his subjects to enter
Monaco on account of the ruin brought
to; many wealthy Russian families
through gaming tables there.
, 1890-12-11
Panic In u workhouse.

l.oSDoY, Dec, Fire was discov-
cred in the workhouse at New
nstle-on. Tyno last night in the
woman's dormitory. 1t was crowded
with women and children. A dreadful
panic ensued, and six lives were lost.
, 1890-12-11
pEsousoED MACHINERY.
Powdcriy's Wrath Called Down Upon
Inventions.

Powderly addressed the alliance dele
gates at the exposition hall this after
noon. lie advocated reform in the ON
ploy of child labor insisted tho
government had the right to control tho
railroads. and then made n fiery attack
upon the employ ment OF labor-saving
machinery rs defrauding workmen OF
the right to work.
He was especially bitter against all
electric devices, declaring that capital
lists in their greed had even cornered
Gods wrath and compelled it to do
their bidding. lilo denounced section
aism aud said no matter what pol
iticians may say, we of the two sections
nre together again and together We will
fight monopoly. This sentiments
brought forth great applause.
, 1890-12-11
succs.stui with Lymph.

NBw HAVEN, Conn, Dec "a num-
ber of inoculations have been made by
DR.. Foster with lymph received from
Professor Kock. 1t is understood Que
or two OF the patients are greatly I'M
, 1890-12-11
A SURPRISE 70 PORTUGAL.
The Government Did Not Sanction
the Action.

LISBON, Dec. 5.-News received from
Capetown Manica, South Africa, of the
hauling down of the British flag and re-
placing it with the fiag of Portugal, was
u surprise to thcPortuguese government
The action did not result from instruc-
tions issued by the government Of the
Mozambique company.
, 1890-12-11
Very Much Like a Counter Mnnifcs,o.

DUBLIN. Dec. 6.-Freeman's 6. Journal
says Gladstone's letter was received
lust night, and was considered by the
committee for three hours. The docu-
ment went very much beyond the ques-
ton OF granting an interview, being
something in the nature OF counter
tnanllestO.
, 1890-12-11
MAIN OFFICES IN PORTLAND.
D. Ii. wiley Manager Of tho Improve
mont Company.

PORTLAND, Nov. 5.-The Oregon I'm
provement Company will remove its
principal office to Portland. Hitherto
its principal office has been at Seattle.
A set of books also Is kept In
New York. This will be changed and
the management will come to Portland.
s. Il. Wiley has been appointed and is
now looking around for suitable quar-
ters for the new office.
, 1890-12-11
In Financial straits.

OTTAWA, Ont. Dec. 4-Russell, Sell
bold l. Co.. wholesale dealers in dry
goods, are in financial difficulties. Their
liabilities are $3.50, 600 assets, about the
same.
, 1890-12-11

ZANZIBAR, Dec. 5.-Emin Pasha, at the
head Of the German expedition has ar
rived ut Lake Victoria. The expedition
had number OF tights with Arab
slave traders, but was successful in all
the engagements.
, 1890-12-11
Astua, Assets Nearly $4,000. 900.

New YoRK, Dec 5.-Schedules in the
assignment of Decker, Howell & Co.,
bankers, show liabilities of 0430 $50;
nominal assets, $35, Isl, ,9s2; actual as
sets, IS, 100, 355.
, 1890-12-11
THE CHARGES FALSE.
Parnsii WIN Deny the Charges
Brourht Iy Captuiu o. shea

Brought ny Shptuin " snea-
NEW York, Dec. 5,-The Catholic
News has received the following from its
Dublin correspondent, Thomas Sher-
lock:
ION authority, which 1 have good
reason to consider excellent, make tho
statement that Parnell has assured At
least two members of the Irish parlia-
mentary party, that the charge made
against him by Captaia 0'Shea is utterly
without foundation or fact and that he
, 1890-12-11
An Old Statesman Dead.

LONDON, Dec. 4.-Lord Thomas Fran
els Freemantle Cottesloe Is dead. Lord
ury, and also secretary OF war and chief
secretary of Ireland. He was 02 years
old
, 1890-12-11

The HAGUE, Dec. 4.-The body of tho
late King of Holland was inferred at
, 1890-12-11
DISCOVERY OF ASBESTOS.
The Vicinity OF Eiisnsbsrgh Rioh In
Minerals.

ELLESsBuRon, wash., Dec. Q. "A
miner came in from tho northern part
OF this county this morning, bringing
samples of excellent asbestos, located by
him I'm the interest Of the Eliensburgh
improvement Company. The discovery
was made late this fan, and specimens
were exhibited at the Spokane exposi-
, 1890-12-11

NEW YoRK. Dec. 6.--Joe Coburn, the
pugilist, died this evening OF consump-
tiOn.
, 1890-12-11
sIlk Manufacturer valled

LONDON. Dec. 4.-Petrus Mandan, q
silk importer, failed; liabilities, S500, 900.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
6oor lrmge Dor ct MenneIe
arbeioc?

Zen bersmte enselIfe 9aee, Or. 8enj.
W. &idaroipu, bar bebanolet bette
Sp~ 'maal / ct Soreoras, iom ban
nDlig bar bolbt fur Nrbeioerne | Yrisbs
ton. Sdn b9poebe, at BET baaSe for
belle Samiunbet os be enfelte 2ips %
SelIes Sfplo a nsobenSist, at Irbei=
bet inblfrenfebes. 5Drit ps iremit frrs
oebe ban, at gutiferne ifulbe luftes tios
lisere ON 8pelben END MI. Soprfpr
Ifal Sunoer al ale alasler tpinse ajebs
m9noene til at boloe fine u~bialssIteSer
aabne Longer END 8 Elmer on 9a9en -?
Sperten &jpbmenbene lelu eQer beres
Setieute pnifer bet. Gen sammeloasie
Nitenflptte, lom riugte iii en- beitemt
3io ps gap Sesn til, at ale ituloe lutte,
bar | mango Waaber Ell goo Snoret.
ming; pi fiinoe tr9nse til np9et fig
neuoe M, ON oct enb life oar pnabuot
peo Sop. 9ern9It f~rem9nucbe Or. sri.
darolon Si9tigbeben al, at oft Irbeioe
builebe ON Spnoasen; life al reli9ioie
@runbe, men ioroi en- iaaoan SpileDa9
par npopenbis. Sore flose Senner So
oerle bar lGrt % at boile Ell Dag ON
u9en, p9 Der er in9en 3uil ON, at benne
Spileoa9 bar pGret Ell &eliignelie.
6prBorigt antog ban, at s timers bag
li9t Irbcioe bar p~asienoe. Gen, Ior1
arbeioer flittig % neutrality-suspicious. i
s Elmer, bar intet at bebreioe lig. Sois
ban iaa brrger l Zine til at 9aa til %
fra lit Irbeibe, 2 Elmer til at Ipiie, 3
Elmer til at l9ie eQer ooipreoe lig, %
l Sime til at fl9be paa Zig % al li9
inmt iii at ta9e ct Dab, oil ban tlnne
liges at lepe ct pirfelig iunot 0ip. Den
bpieIte @jenneminitstio for aanbeli9t
9lrbeioe bpr pere 6 Elmer ON 3aoen.
Sor ale Dem, al boem Der freezes ltpr
baabe le9emli9 % aauoelig gnitrens
9elie, ior Gfsempel 9ofumptipiprere %
ligncnbe, er s Elmer BET melte, iom pna
nogen Waaoe fan fprenes meo Sllnos
beoens 5Ororin9er. Gnbeli9 nnbeIaz
lebe Or. &i6arolpu unrmt at 9ipe Or
beioere o9 nle Sta9s Setieute oisle
6erier ON glaret - life en- Dag elcr
to, men S-14 Gage eller mer % ia
t%urli9uis meb Sibebolo al 2pr. Naar
fun en- enfelt eller ct minore g(ntal iaar
fri no 8an9eit, pil bet life pare oanifes
list at siennemfpre N iuaoan Oronilrq,
Der pil pGre al itgrite 8etponing for
Irbeioernes Selie pg Selu9re.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
Uor -DseoraBsyoTteu.s
WGrfelige Smoiper.

Zen bpbeite Snbis / @eroen er Bal
tal i Sibirien. Sens Slaocinbbolo pac
nuset pper 5000 Spaoratmil gipr oen
bpao l%lSitr9fnins arsaar, omtrent liae
uieb Grie; men oens umnabcli9e 8pbbe
paa 1000 ps $500 SOB sipr, at oens
Sanomasie umtrent CT ligeiaa itur lonl
Snperiprs. Stjgnt bcnne SnbiUs Sucr-
faoe er 1850 SOB ouer 6apIlaoen, iaa
er eens Suno gienncminitlie oper 5000
SOB unber Saoanbeu.
Slmcrita bar en- Snoip, ipm paa
famine 5iS, ipm Sens Sanb life er laa
cpbt icm Siblriens giOunOcr, opa bar
nOset cneitaaence peO iis. Zen finoes
| gpiemite 9aleu % taloes 0drrur Cafe
eller Speileioen. Gna @rnno al De ON.
ll9genpe Sier9eS SoiOe % SratbcS
naar life Solpiet Seu iGr ST. III ON
5prmiSoa8cn, ps Sollpiet iprlaber bcns
SanSe igieu 70 @inutsr eiter. -
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
RDrgesreijcnoe.

Ger fjRtte 8inneiheit aarle fog 8nns
lelen pna 9tnften iioite esrbus Os bros
n'ltes til samle Ruree, boor De oil til.
brinse 9nlen blnnot Sl9stninse %
@enner. 7eres gtnpne or: 9lbialcn o.
@unoer SatIuuo ira Storosen, Oil.
branb Saloorieu os Ole 3. apil fra
Baloers, Stpert Eitenien fra ariitianss
ldro os Gnsebret s. Soften fra lilo.
nnoseIoet. De refer uoer Sapet meb
Snman einiens Glib "Gitp Of GbeIter."
"0ecOrab Roiten" islser meo De JleIte
al benz. 9pftelia 8eiiei
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
MimamisipnNren."

6fteriom Sntere8ieu iol Rinami5Iiopcu
porer, porer o9iaa Srau9en otter ct Glao,
Der tIroe tale ben Gag. 8 TetraQtninaer
beraf bar uuoerteGueoc beifnttet berueb al
liobpoe til Subltription paa ct otteloiot
SLAB al famine ,formot lou pore Rirtebluoe.
Slaeet ptl uotomme huber openRaaenoe
Mann to @an9e bDer 0taaneo. 5eriom ct
tilitrRtfeligt Autal Abonneutcr melOer ma
til 1joe Zee, iaa nil bet ollereoe beouuoe al
uotomme ira Jtptdar al.
&ontingcntcu. iom uil b!iue 80 0crt5 ga
ret; iltolcnoes life. ier abonuentegue bliuer
lnoerrette0e ON, at SlaOet uO.ommer. Cub
ltription in0ieuocs til en- al llnoerteQneoe.
Ga9enS &enner beoes peulj0lt ont at hiqlpe
oS peo at lnnle Snbitrtbeuter bper / in
Hreos, o9 moierOe bisie5 ytaYne inareit mn
li9t.
Rep. ,. q. Oitbp, 6rdnflin, Ohnn.
hep. u. .. Op~pe9aaro, Waoiiou,
Wiuu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
Nlocrontntten,
oenS 2 oraer 90 @IGocr.
G3eo SO. Z. Subj
(Slutnina ira iorr. glp.l

(Slutrir9 ira iorr. 9ip.)
Sar pi III piit np9le al glloeropmmcns
Sorser, Der t%ibli9ere bar iaa ufienbte,
ba bar Den o9iaa fine @l9oer. &au
I. Gr, ulpoi9e Sern iorpse Sorsen, iaa
fan ~foritanoige os firrli9e 8prn tilbele
DC @amle mango @lGoer, u9 BET bellt /
ben 2io, naar oisie letter melt Iris
berpaa. Sel tan grmoO, Sp9oum %
nlpoi9e Bpru iprG9e Ilberoommcrs
9Gn9Itelier, men bisie fan pperptnoes
oeo ben 9eltagelie p9 SjGrlisbeb, Tom
Den Ianoe SriItenbpm uobreoer operalt.
Oct fan life nestes, at Der 10 / oct
%borgerlige 9ip er t|ruIiet mango opoe
6oranltaltnir9er, men, fpr iaaoibt ipm
oiSle &el9iprenbeosnnitnlter er fommcn
iitano % bliuer itpret al ben almiuoes
li9e Seroensaanb, fan De / oD6eIte
@rltlo life tilfrebsitiQe Mloerbpmmeus
&rao. Obi, uaar Slbirgen iiober / lin
2GneItpl, oa pil ban belit msbes al
ajPrIi9bep. Sum benne 0po fan alpoe
bans 6jerte; tbi naar man er fommen
mo | Iloeroommet, ga er Sjertct mere
emo n~osenlinbe lpsreoet fra BET Sanoles
Ii9e, u9 fan Inn fiuoe Spite / BET
Ganoeli9e, / S~iGrlisbeo, 9ps pg Sanbs
beo. Sarnbpmmens Snnbleliobeo, Ting
bommcns Iuituelie % Manobpmmens
itarplinpise Seopmmelie er ba iprlGnaIt
~tilbasela9te Erin; bet Sauoe, @poe %
Stjpnne CT traaot ilteoet.
Oct funbe ba lpnes, at Ilberopmmcn
er en- lpffelis 3ib, pg ret b~etraetet er
ben oct; tbi neppe er Der npaen Sib /
oct menneifelise 2ip, oa man Iatter
iaa nlesen Yris paa @enlisbeo o.
@lGbe, iom / tit 9ips giten. Oct er
ianot, at 9ipets @urscnoamrins fan
bare p9ret minbre sleoelis for mango,
os tanlfe beres ienere 9ip fan beltiaiens
mem baue baut fine mprte % n~bps9eliae
Sioer, men, naar 9ioets 4iten fan
blipe lDs os tlnr, ba CT oft pel. Sri
itenopmmen er netop en- iaaban @l9oens
Sol, Der ifal lpie us parme, life alcne
ipr Sprn % iin9e 5plf, men paIaa
oirtelig ifaiie 4lberoommen en- lipsparia
3rgit % @leoe.
Gr oenne Subs ajGrli9beo blepen
aabeiboret ior Rlbre 5oIf, oa bar sc al
til OF 9leoe zig, life aiens iorSi
De or TONNE Raalet nGrmere, men poida
iorOi Snsen lenses inberligere eiter
Den ecise 9oile. 9isie tiger sierne
meb bin Sloins: "Serre, IN laber ou
bin 5iener fare / 5reo, tbi mine zine
bar feet Din Solisbeo." &enleoe peo
3roeu paa Seins, Il bpsm De peo bans
Blob BABE Spnoernes 6prlacelie", bar
DC rem % slao Samuitti9bsS % fan Ie
6rsmtiOen, ia Cohen % Gpi9beben
meo ct sruuost Saab. ., bupr
soct cei iialoe bare at isile ino Ileer
aabne 81 neS bette &nter
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
ct nnitiai grbeisr.

Slrbmrnoeue o. Srss Gierre poa
Spo Stoen al Skater Street bar beilrts
tct at anlrgge en- iulic. 9loat Renee
~sierHrm alcpeu fra 7idermnns 8lOd
ueO I'll g2aibiugtou Street, os oerfru. til
Urn Sum. Oct or ben ereiie llopei Tor at
iUrebp9se. at osres aialosrrum pper
ioDmmes unbsr bpert Regnitpt. 5Urs
bnobentlig fan oa BEN itrrtt bsi1rSeoe
aacp bliue iremtommelig for Soil, iaa
DC IIipper at babe gjenucm bette Soines
Iuno. Gitp Council bar gipst i'm 3ils
laoel'e til Grbeioet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
SelbrsSel ior s~lprsipaScn o. slsrtsonss

Or. u. Cueu.
Ten chen Saui ieuote iel for ct at Gecrs &c. :
NIanosbeIter, % ben 14te iamme noetrs lel @eliet.
Sea bruate bet sa9ltl for Gu <io al eired6 Tiger, CO Is
rnaa ttlita1, mcc Ct oirfclg uptHtGt gubt Gieiultat.
Sea Ico al eu rEInetcnoe EBycip0oon, iaa lea tHaYi
finoe goa, co nuoertiocn ruaee ies tun beo a, boiOs
neo S1nocyre pli SnGrne CO I en- u1Itru ~piurslfrr'
mig Sitting tcrGst mig uStr @utuet. Sch Chen
beydi LED Il of ct fcoje t~iitasru6e Qicrteonor; nit
Slcrtr banleoe ~poi1icElt N, le1 Tuu ipa nosIe iaa
Siriet crab 9ai'r, lileitoe5u .o oca minoite Sluitrrp
gelie peo arteioe tIcS el uoiial let SinoSbcocGelie.
Seetlelciasct bar belle init Spitem en- ~igrSeIil Grab
~neotrubt.
Otter iHn si me8tt fcrt 5to at baoe trngt CIcIiri'
rtteten ]tegrnete &rgrroCt LHgr.iUgoemHcul at give
10, % iC8 fit saa i0Mlie 3iO "a mGripGroio Gppcijt.
SEQ tlcU ftaei1 bcere, % eitcr5GaEo.p eitrg rgiaa min
Slcrteih8ocm, iaa ipl M CT. on ruo lie iu!otommen
ina iriit iom Tor Gar t.Ibals BOG ION ct belt nut Nlrv
ueIts, mob brao IB bar GaAr.
Gocrs rreo uie1en Ia,nenltD6cS
WtIS Suuipu,
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
2 ~

Zen nDe Stanoie ium or ppiert al
1prscr Moeu % Mc@taitsr Tor at boloe
Urn Gnn inCeniOr iiite @rrnoIer / Iii.
lGloe al 6lum, er ct iplio uofrrt Nr.
beioe, o. Greeteu mac M feloe ct be.
TENT Sob. Zen tioli0ere 2umbcr garo
Cont, iom bleu poeln9t peo iioite 6lum,
piI paa peauc MaaNe oeO 9aatiDriel al
Suit % SorO citerbnanben tunne bin.
oes tilbase.
- Sept SGro er aniat iom 8uuno.
Wtelter, os ban oil itrenst paaie, at
Sipr life i1rbes paa fri 500 eiter Den
l5oe Noobr. Gitp Council bar beItcmt
oct inaleoes.
Better Wtepcr i Galmar blep rnoer
6or4sr meS 5urp ilast Multtcr iur :,
SpertrGbelicr al 9iquors 9ouen, S75 for
ben IorIte % $50 iur boer al Sc puriae,
lamt $50 | Omtoiiniuscr. San appel
lereSe til Giitrict Court % itiuebe 500
Dollars Snution.
George 6. Smitb bar tipbt no
Senrp Sanipns Ganop & Cigar Store.
- S Gnleonins al ben uom9rteoe
Concert, man bar iueute iaiten (5irs
bag al Suintette Glubben, er Der ipr.
get IUr %oliti Spipn paa @aaeriet; paa
Den Woaoe fan man altiaa iprbaabruts
Zig blioe ri iOr al ben itummelise 6ur
itprrelie, ium / 9iesclcu saar I'D serira
% iurarscr @ublitum.
Thanksgiving Day er paa lprs-
Dag, 27oe HOpbr.
= Zen tatbOlite @eui9beo til jerpere
meO thanksgiving dinner us susper /
Stcpers Opera 9ouic. SuOteaten aaar
til airteu.
&pains, &srrp & So. bar ale.
re0e ioI9t Is al Be SeIte, ipm Sc inb.
IGrte ira 5rnutrise iprrioe Maaneo.
The Skating Rink bar enSnu
life ieet fine iiSite Gage. Zen Ital lille
neoripes iCr til guarcn, ps i ben Sin.
leOnins bar @eIoin Marib leict 9olalet
ior Sinteren.
Sen Bear bar M en- llses qio
9ioet line aanoer Screlpeuse / iplinter.
npe Dollars, ! Dollars. Quarters,
Dimes, Nickels % Pennies. lit ga.
tional Sans bapee beisroct 1880 pere
lioe fra Mpntcn.