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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23

SEATTLE POST
HELP WAxrED-rEMAKE
WAxIxp-A CHI. TO DO horsEwoRK-
WAx1KD-A GOOD Girl. FoR KITCHEN
~ for fosd ironers o. Is1ieS clothes:
nsxa y per Day Olympia Hotel Laundry,
M AETKD--A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
~ hnusewurk- Apply 10 NrA Goc5fei10w.
eoraef saisey AID Lombard. near Mercer Take
WASTED-A PEW YIRsT-cIAss waIsr-
~ nAkeFs q so second street.
UAxTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
horseuofk IN small family Apply ~
WANTED GIRL Tog SEsBRAL HoUsE-
- wnrk- small fslasiy: good WAGES iare 70
ke<1yo refunded Appiy 20 Jos. II. Blzsn. Real
dsrt Manager Yatrhaven Land Company. sedro.
wash
WANTED-yorSG GIaL TO TAKE CARE
~ 81 bab5- La rosEnabsa
VVAxTgD-CooE FOR SHALL FAMILY:
~ must have good references Mrs l. s. j.
.- - $50 s1tta oe1se-
WAsTEp-GooD COOK. 40 WASHING.
" Apply 10 Ara Howard Lewis. so Tenth
80 : - W..
WasTEp % WOMEN: GOOD WAGES.
pa . n huDhssas enpsoymens sxrney, III
$3.50
WANTED
WAETED-pAaIERR IN COUNTRY STORE
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w inv es,shisss mrn,. cIsarsng oyer Sis 10,
daf. csrstsf rsn,.i,ed siss, 1870. "a ara a,
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corner OF M.ron and Front streets.
-
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WAsaE sl. &C BOATS: Mrsf De LIGHT
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w 81 pox,.In,~,I.senesr
n nesr s.,y Ter florists business Address
vr-.Errn- Two op ruprr 1ore arr
w Abe for msautar.mriny ns,na.es.
80 -c
w and al Kinds ef second-band goods: drop
postal card TO r. Rcsfenstein. 2.oI5 Ninth street
yVAsTEp-A FEW MEN TO INVEST 500 to
W 500. provided show you certsinty Of s5c0
Gail between " and p. m, Willis hotel II. G..
yVANTgo--Lor IN EXCHANGE FOR STOCK
street : $3.50 e '''''
rr.srvn Srro.,. % - -, .,,,,,,,, ,,,.,re
w etc: anything for money: 81 mp to $500:
come and see me or drsp postal Eugene
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"ASTED-To SELL HALF INTEREST IN
~ ~ = SCI OF abstract books OF skaxlt county,
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WASTED-TO RENT
xyrAyTEp-ofrfcE ROOM BY WELLS
w Fargo Company. Apply at their present
ONCE.
yVANrRD-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
w for housekeeping Address v, Post Inselli
9epcer
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IS6R RENT-RoOMs SINGLE AND EN- SUITE,
II with nrss-cass table board. Mrs. Baker,
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"VUA0 AND noAADs
EOR RENT = FURNISHED ROOMS AND
= board; pfivete family LsiS oesentn.
v~oR prvT-vrcrry rgrpyTsHrD Roous
y en- suite or single. withor without board
2.lz1 seventh street.
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LUX kESI-f Y hNiohho hooMSi FINE
= vhW, ~ LenoIA
I>oR kEST-TWo UNFINISHED ROOMS
Tor nxnf housekeeping IN business part OF
CITY. AuaFess r. ~. S.' foStihteihxencer
LN0R kENT-TWo NICELY FURNISHED
Il rooms Tor housekeeping; NO. i,sS4 Front
ISOR RENI-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
i room with gss and oath' board II desired
L>OR RENT-NEWLf FURNisHED ROOMS.
i single or en- suite. ~ aud upwards; hot aud
cola water on sacu s'oot, pasus iiee, nhest io-
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xreIxxEss xsD CONTRACTORS,

Can FRANCISCO EEGp-E CoaPASE-KS-
- sanesrs ans contractors fos bridges ct every
description. wharf taiiding. PCS driving. dretg-
lzg and steam shovcz sxcss<t11ys plans and
gee<szcatlons fsy2isacd on applicsslcE; core
spozaenee SOLICITED. 0ss1s boo. u Jaczsoa
srrsTf ss sfsls. Wskn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23

I>oR ALg-E0p6sSGaorss 0r EIsHT
II rou-ss. sws hsorks AID bali srora peat
essce AasTess K. foss Iassll.gsaees.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23

yx-ANygn-ACTlvr. RgiIABLF MES A.
w stxciA sgestz aEt ssate ussafers for tie
wsshEnrton Ssssonai bnk,eaax. Lean and Ia
.exsu.ert Association Of Sxsgste. terms Aes-sis
r.,asxieu ..ermanxas; sae onis usfiousi ss>ceas
ssrr n fsse Northwest / Htu Csse Secretary
Ara general saanaxxf and Kern block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23

MARINE ENGINEERING - CAPTAIN B.
vi WILDER, formerly Of the u. h Navy aud
chief Engineer /. ". Emery are prepared to
rive fun instructions In navigation. marine en-
piueeTing, marine architecture and mechanical
drafting. Corner Washington street and Rail-
road avenue. seattle. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23

r UTHER H. YATES WILL HEAR SOME.
IL thing to his advantage by addressing H.
NJ Towne Port Townsend Wash.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
N0TICE--ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED
IN against hsrboring or trusting David H.
Webster on my account. a. from this date will
not be responsible for his debta Sarah A. Web
nser.
Seattle. May n. 1890
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
A MAD RACE FOR LIFE.
Bursting of q Dam In Nevada-Close Call
for Three Miners.

CARSON, New, July s.-The dam at
Prices lake, between Washoe and
Carson, broke Sunday night. Tho
water swept trees. rocks and deposits of
earth before it. The flood was thirty
feet high and 100 feet wide. Three
men saw the wall of water COM
ing and rushed down the rocky
ravine for life. The points of
rocks jutting from the side of the
ravine caught huge powders and debris,
piling it up for some distance, and the
temporary stoppage of the water saved
the mems lives. The flhme was carried
by the water into the fields two miles
away, and sand was piled up on the Vir-
ginia & Truckee railroad track, delaying
the passenger train twenty-five hours.
The water flowed away into Washoe
lake, doing no further damage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

ezt. reperss say y - sefy badly ISdxed
sn5 IN sons Instances whiposS sn5
tern % pieces OF eroksa %. bas in
ths nz5erity q cases ~ll probzbly
not sune- material injarF. Farn
hoasrs. baras aad outhail1ings In Al
directions are reported leysled 70 the
ground aDd trees along tue river banks
Ter niles Ia both directions FROM this
cry are broken 01 entirely or shorn of
their foliage. Cassellsea reports thai
the bridges IN al directions are 1asaed
cut Or blown away At D8F..in heavy
hzil-storm caused great damage u
erocs Of al kinds. The track
q the aail-storn vas about tso
aad = half miles vide and tNeaty miles
long. At Wne4sland numerous build
ings we're blown down zHd the damage
10 the erops from hail is considerable.
Al AYR nine mules and two horses wers
killed by one stroke Of Lightning. = nich
ran along a wire fence General sas-
gents barn vas completely demolished
and the contents. consisting Of farm ma
ehinery and utensils, scattered far and
vide.
Fargo i The coanty seat cf Czss County
North Dakos&. aza - situated in the Red River
valley a. IAe extreme ssstera boundary d tas
State. one nile from Moorae@d. Nina.
and ~ miles vest OF Duluta Tne North
era Paeihc. Chicsgo. Milwaukee Z 81
Paul aBd -. Paul Minneapolis i Manitoba
railways interseeL ~ th-s point furnishing -
Fargo lis connections roth. vest and esss.
TIE estimated population is ioco4 nosl u
which has grown up within very fe~ years.
Tue toEn bears tne name Of enc u the beet
known pioneers Of The express business. 1t
Is one u tls leadiax as II ) one
ef the largest cities IN North Dakota sad Ike
al the other iead.ag North D2kota cites.
took 4 lively interest IN the struggle for
The new State capital n hich, however,
went - bismarck. There IS some m4su-
featuring Ia Fargo. but tAs mercantile and
railway interests are The largest There are
three large Notes.-The Sherman. TIE Cont
neatal and the Hcadquarters-and there is an
opera house which seats 1900 peoplcl
MOOEHEkD, Mimi, July S.-The storm
which broke over this city az 2:l5 Mon
day morning was never equaled io this
part OF Minnesota Fully $3.50, 600 dam
age 20 property was done in this city,
besides a number Of people being in
jured. So far as reported there is no
loss OF life in this city.
wIND-sToRM IN WISCONSIN.
ASHLAND, Wis, July s.-A violent
wind-storm, amounting in places almost
10 a cyclone, and accompanied by an ex-
traordinary electrical display, passed
over the Lake Superior district early
Monday morning at Houghton. Out
buildings, trees and fences were demol-
ished AT Lake Linden lightning struck
the residence Of Jerry Vignaux, destroy
ing the house and seriously injuring
two members of the family.
SEVERE STORM IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July S.-A brief but
fierce electric storm passed over this
city about IL o'clock Monday. A mile
OF telegraph line was prostrated. Two
mules were killed by contact with an
electric wire. The roof of the custom
house was damaged to the extent of
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
Killed in n CovardIy yay.

MADISON, Wis, July s. - A man
named Reichert, who keeps saloon at
Logtown, Sank County, shot and killed
Dan O'Hearn, of Chicago, Mond ay.
Reichert and OHearn had an alte -ca-
tion, and O'Hearn making some ren ark
OF disagreeable nature, started t. 60
away. Reichert took down his rife.
followed o OHearn, and before the bye
ISLANDERS could interfere drew bea on
the retresting man and fred, xii ng
Elm instantly. Reichert is in custoC So
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
Terrific Explosion of Powder,

MILFORD, Z. T., July Sat 1915 p.
N. Monday a quantity of giant and
other powder exploded at the railroad
depot without known cause. The
shock was terrific and the building was
almost blown TO pieces. The loss is very
heavy, amounting TO many thousands of
dollars. The wind was blowing fron
the southwest and it was only by pro-
longed and vigorous efforts that the
round-house and a long train of cars
were saved from the flames. Some per.
sons were hurt, but no one was severely
iuiured
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

tEg-tcD Trlrs
CsTTzE - Nsrkst fair.7 acs4re aas rrfees
~ea srrrorte6 cacrsffeas ranves 81 IS 90
SO foT ehsioe r. 1sacy slpu ~ steere. 81 -
- p ~ gao< r. cfcs-e d. e. Nrs s f,r eo-a
n.sa ts fslr a. s. Sa13 - - fetfssrF steers
3 saas s fsr sss-ks1s aasas s fs- rsrs-s
= 7sFs 81 sor Fest--s. 81 ssaz - for re--s
8 sl&2-s for - ls and = ssas q ~ Veal
C51res
Hoss-Msrxe7 active rrs f~- p-.ras ~rfss
s. szrsr sales rszree 81 g sses o. r. rr.f.
g. GO q ~ ~1zTa Teet@fr Essae18 fr-
nrea sra sss99z9s ssr ssseg pssk.Fg ssz
s. Szszz asss
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

NEW YORK July s.LThe imports d.
general merchandise az the port OF Ne e
York last week we're very heavy an
reached total of 90. .654, ,211. against s.
200, $50 the previous week The aggre-
gate was swelled by large entries OF
such leading articles as coffee, tobacco.
sugar, tin, hides and precious stones,
while anGmber of commodities of minor
importance figured for greater amounts
than usual
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
Hottest of the Year.

CHICAGO, July Yesterday was the
p ottest day of the season. 1t was moro
nan that II was the hottest day in
chicago since July II, 1SsS. On that
ate the thermometer went up to "a de-
ees. Yesterday 90 2-1o was the hot
te &, and that was az 4 o'clock. Ten
5es of sun-stroke wero reported, in
aost Of which recovery is probable Hot
rs { was here, it was far from being as
as il was farther west Kansas av-
crlged 9s degrees; so did Iowa. At Des
$50 aes it was 100 degrees and at
G-r1ha 100
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

oUTNCy. IT,, July s-Peter Altheids,
a prominent farmer in Adams County
while cutting hav with horse power n
Melrose township Monday allowed bis
right arm 20 come in contact Nith the
action - the machinery. Tue arm was
cus OF At the shoulder ard he ble3 70
death hefoTe assistance arrived BE
was aged 80 and leaves q family.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
A Earm-r KILLED.

MrNoSK. H., July s.-J. O. Schims.
German farmer % years old, living
three miles southeast Of here, was
killed Monday afternoon. he had
self-binder on his wagon. taking IS
home. when one wheel broke down.
throwing the young nan ofT the wagon.
the platform 81 the binder striking hin
On Tho shoulder. He oulY gasped osee
-- .ur5..a
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
A City Marshal Kills Three Men.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July s.-A hor-
rible tragedy occurred in Columbus,
Colorado County, Monday. City Mar
shall Pipe shot and instantly killed Ed
Young, John and Bob Stafford, sons OF
r. II. Stafford. The fight occurred in a
saloon and thirty shots were fred
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
SHORT SPECIALS

Emperor William = making . tonr es
Shs N0rwegisH coast.
crop prospects Ia Russia. especially
aleng the Baltic are good
Esg Charles Z We'd of Bzltinors,
prsached serzn0a II defense q Sandsy
baseball games
Tns anneaA convention Of The Amer
iean fint glass workers Is IA session al
B4lumore.
Ns~ wheat has appeared In the mark
ct - Marshall, IL, ths opening price
berg rs csnts per busheL
Hsrmza Kruger, OF TiogA H.. CEN
miEed suicide by eattng his threat lie
Vase years Oia and q widoser.
Tue Texas fever is said 10 be playing
nasoe with cattle in Southern Kansas
Sone 500 cattle have died 50 far.
The census figures Of Buffalo show =
population Of asa l22 The citizens
have decided 70 ask for a recount
-Four election onicers AT Jersey City.
\. J., have been sentenced 70 eighteen
mosths each in the State prison for con
spiiacy.
The National Scandinavian Sanger
fesi viii he held in Minneapolis next
year. the necessary guarantee having
been made.
Robert Ridelman, q pioneer business
man who lived in Chicago In the 'Sos.
died Monday morning al Adrian, Mich,
aged 70 years
A corps of surveyors IS surveying q
line from Sioux City, Ia, 10 coRRee-
tion with the Rock Island or Wabash
near Des Moines.
An explosion Of fre-damp Monday
morning in the Suckerville mine, near
Rankin station, Pa, dangerously
wounded five miners
Daniel Mason lcolored) shot and
slightly injured his wife at Philadel-
phia and then blew his brains out
Jealousy was the cause.
John Harrison was fatally shot by
his wife at Slater, Mo. lie had left her
six months ago. and was trying 10 enter
her room through window.
Advices from Jamaica state that
Canada has applied for $4,000 cubic feet
lOI space iSI an
there, TO be opened January "a, 1891.
Bloomington, H., has secured by a
subscri ption of SIS, 900 the Emerson &
Fisher carriage factory of Cincinnati,
which will give employment to $50 men.
Fire at Evansville Monday destroyed
the Armstrong Furniture Company's
establishment and the Evansville stove
works. Loss, sl9O, 900: insurance, sll2,-
oOo
At Hutchinson, Kan, Charles La
Grange pleaded guilty to a charge Of
bigamy and was sentenced TO three
years in the penitentiary. He married
twice in five days.
The assessed valuation of New York
City reality in 1889 was 81, 33l. 5ss, 29l,
and for 1890, 81, 3ss, 800, 0o7. These fg.
ures show o tremendous increase in the
value of New York real estate.
The British war-ship Warsprite,
which has been dispatched to Behring
sea ready for any emergency, carries
ten guns, and the three sloops accom-
panying her have between them twenty.
six guns.
Unfavorable weather in England has
caused an advance in wheat. 1t is also
reported that the East India crop viii
be short 100000 quarters. Russian
wheat at London on Monday was three
pence dearer.
Mrs. Gertrude Russell, OF Lawrence
County, Ohio, has been indicted for
passing counterfeit s2ogold pieces The
evidence against her is said to be over
whelming. She refuses to tell where
she got the coins.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
Want TO Locate in America.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa. July SIT is re-
ported here on good authority that the
proprietors of the Wilkesbarre lace fac
tory have been approached by one Of
the largest firms in Nottingham, En-
gland, with a proposition to transfer
the Nottingham factory with all its
machinery to this city and enlarge the
factory here, making the largest plant
in the world
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

MAnRID. July S-Tha new War M5n-
lister, who has visited Valencia declares
thst The cholera erissmic IS more SER
Gus tban is generally believed 1Ae
Cabinet has decided to punish the local
ef5clals for concealfng the tras stAte q
s4sf~s
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

LcSroN. Juiy S-The TnTSish Gsv-
e-nnent has sent new nots 20 she
British Government demanding thss Is
tx date upon uhich E9Tpt Nlll -
evacuated ~ the British trao9s wlthout
tas rigas q sSain occupying nat coan-
Try
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
GREAT DISCOVERY OF GOLD.
The Richest "Stribe" on Record Reported
Near Tin Cup, Colorado.

TIN CUP. Col, July s.-The most
wonderful discovery Of gold ever re-
ported comes from six miles from here
on Cross Mountain. There is ten
foot vein, the lower six feet of iron
maganese and the upper four being
bearing quartz of free gold. The low
est assay from this rock is s44o per ton,
and there are specimens which return
$50, 600 in gold to the ton. The value Of
the mine is estimated at from $500, 600
10 sls7, 600, 600. The excitement is in
tense and thousands of miners are rush
ing into the camp.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

BtATINo Nd. Jalv s-Taornss 7.
Moxler. e. tire actor. died Monday.
lie was cele ID as = female iruer-
senator nitt old Nizhtin9sle Min
strels, urier name % Master Flova
ard Nas tae ~ -IopsyH IN "Urcle
Ions Cahln
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
HELPED FROM THE START.

nc @r Potts prominent engineer 20 experience win te Railroad
. e pa
walk ne bsfee nNd
his medicines ae SSs and 1
s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
Bnrnrt TO D.ath.

KrvF, n. r., July s.-A special TO
q I-ibune from West Ridge says that
W w. z. Wetherbee was - church
or sunday his house took FIRE by tho
oeertorn ming Of an oil stove. The only
occ pants At the tine were Mrs Hsse
and Ir Wetherbee's youngest child.
The flames irnlted the child dress and
Is ~ urned 70 de- n. IN attempting
% sssa tho child Mrs. Huse VAS so Sc
vervly burned that she died
vetoed tbs LOTTERY BIu.
Bar EoCsE. La. July The lot
tery bi.. was rsturned to the House Non
6sg afternoon by Governor Nichols
with bis veto- in which be bitterly gp-
bra5as TIE czislsta-e Tor 6isgrsciny
TIE STAT making Der partner in q
private 8 ~ enterprise
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO, july
FuouE-Qaict and steady. Spring Patents.
- SSt5 .e5; Bakers s. 9sssss 50; Strsights. g. %
0le5; Winter Patents, s. 4oe4.65; Clears, s4.l0
QS.25.
WBEAT-Firm early. but weakened later No.
9 cash ssGss1e; August, s9A4soc, December.
sihagec.
Consultative but easter No 9. CSC. No
yellow. 3e1c; No 3 2ac: No. yellow. asc,
July. 3eGt3sKc; August, s6AGy3SEc. September.
S7.e3sc; October s7Aa5sc; May S9&@zokc
OATs-Active but easier No 2 X5afs2sc;
July. "a 2sc; August y S.el2s5sc; SEPTEMBER.
s7ltG97Wo; May. S15G3okc. Sample lots IN
fair demsnd sac frm. No. 3 g7Gesi.c; 10.
white, So42sIc, No. 2 ssA G2ec' 10. White,
Sos23lac.
RYF-Cuiet but firm. Ne cash. S7s.asse.
july. fsz4ec; September, z7kG<sc. Samples
about 4sh h249t,c FOR No 2 s0Rssc for No 8
BARLrT-About STEADY. Common, thin Iowa
No. <snd No. 4 es1z5c; gold 70 choice. sle35c.
Northwestern-Ne 3 thin 3oas2a; good to
choice. &asoc; Ne 2 Sept-mber &C BID
MEss PORS-Msrkcf rsth9r quiet, wiz lirht
trading AZ steady prices. Prices cBotable al
ti2 ooQ i2.fo for cash. SIC ooli221 for Jaly:
sii raj 20 tor August. and ell sal 70 Tor
September.
LkRD-Rasher quiet ard prices ruled higher
Prices rsured - 1s15as'ffs. for cash. . 20
577H Tor JAY - CSC f1r august aad
s. 0o2s 025S Tor Sepisuhsr.
BUrIEs-creamery. aGiee, DAIRY e.8Gile
Packing stock f4sc
PourTsy Live Chickens s7ssc Ter 10.
spring chicsens. y .6fsc perib Live TrrFrrs.
6aec per Ib, Live Dutss. s GS.c pef lb. Live
Geese s21Q1 ~ per 1ozsn-
LEoUoHs- Dis1Hcd srits f~m ard TO
Changed o. t8e basis - q ~ for finished geqss
NrT YoBr. gulvs
WHEkT-i ? ffc lover weak 5uiF ea4sf r.,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

requests
RHEUMATISM Always Cured Deafness Cured Oaarh Cured
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
GOitrG Gig nssp and Catarrh Cured!
IN ONE MONTH.


she ookre OF Todd perfectly we'll
N. IdEIMA, SIN
Rapids Mich. %, 1880
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

THEk1-ts0 ffc loves. weak guls sl0ss sc.
August earsc. Sepsen eEc. De
sn her ees4s7c. JsnaarT. 9zd sc MAY
4 aes1 erA
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23
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49,
T'uscop iisssr / Stspet; bet Ter if,s uo
Ill., at oct uiI relic fig. Sussn a~orretutua II
ger, iisen Trait. vi bar not en- Rsle, men
Den CT 9anintel cs mat at Gage. 8 Stores
'iaar %tontute, men iua Tan ui slabe os oper,
al u bar Bot Office os en- libm Smeo. Shop
Yen e2oe 5ebruar par Der gupriIes gortn
pos y, @nlbous; Suiets Soil blep ppsrrafet
ON attensn 81. 6 al ortrcut 40 Truo oo
SotHoer. Ger bIeo mebbrast en- pen gre.
lent % peIfgIote @urpe meo I1ao. gi9.
lterlle ntoreoe iis 9pot til 6L 2.
Ven 1Soe STARTS bleo Der bpIbt ct fort
Sr9unp; bet bar GrcsOr gauIien % guuitO
&bonier, iom Ggteoieoes, % Soften Ifoo bps
Srroers 6aoer. Ser onr inobnoue pmtrcnt
200 NPenneter. Ter lpareoes life oaa Gos
get; Vile bleo pei opparteoe % aoot for.
eleieoe. Sielien fcresii i gort airte; Raltor
oGott forrettebe grioeoielieu gne Orug afs
'teo til Srplupssauroeu % moreoe I9 til Ips
Gag. Maatte bet uuge Bar blipe p~eliiauet,
% Serrens Saano boile ooer benz paa Oercs
nge Sanoring fer 9ipet. X. X.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23
spouiom, gbebalis 60, @ab.

ecn en- ~manseaaris SubIfribent paa
x,,rs piStubbreote, interesiaute Slab, ital
=, m,o bet canine jes tnoienoer Saluta
~ II onbet gar, gribe G%nlebninscn til at faa
;,s ucole qiuier fra ocnne Glaos.
Geo Tom beruo fra 9ebruita for soot ct
War foeu us maa iisc, at ies life ansrer paa
gptt,t. gpeieubom er saaet op mnn9eopbs
I,It. Seq fiobte nosIe 9otter % fan MI
telo, uo til utGntt for Sorbel. Seo at ie
soo Rprtet neooper fra Cape Siattern, noros
,tar. gpibien af be iureneoe Stater, pil man
lrrrfe, at Gjrap's Sartur er fprite Saon;
A,u bar en- 2Rn9be fra &acific Ocean til
gRuuSinaen Of Gbebalts Jtiper al 10 Ntile,
"a IN 8rebOe, giUro o9 Spc, ai 10 gtiIc.
Ftb liot Sorbeorin9 antages, at De itgrite
ncedunampere fan fOmme iHb ct ScrTdg ON
100000 til bette gieneO er III fore / Con.
srssjen. @i er en- ca. $50 GRil nGrmere San
francscp ruo De ipOli8lte 9laOie paa Ruget
evunO. VT tunne ipare 81 8iitancc al 700
WHIs frtm os tiIba9e ma life Baoe iaa lioet
at fac. Set er Soquiam o9 ben nDe Sp
erap's Sarbor, 3 sri. IGH8ere ueo paa
saSntn, iom bar ta9et bet IgrIte Spring
ftuao, og nntaseli9 pil DC inOen fort 8io
tOIss ianimen til en- Sp. SibitnGpute ital
sSiaa bliOe g%uoepunttet for en- Sernbane fra
gsHtraIia paa ROrtbern Rucifc, ipm efter
soutraft Ital p9re fGrOig inoeu is Miaanes
ben, men ipm rimelisnis miiftert piI pGre iGrs
sts lRnse fpr ben Gin.
SR9rbeben er @uuerument 9auoet iipbt
dIer cptaset, men IGusere mob Noro optas
sts bet burtist % gtause iGtter fig nco pau
'hSrmaalt.
Seq ifilbe snIfe at Iere Sfaubiraoer oiloe
tsnme berub; tror, at / bet Sele ta9et er Der
hss iaa sobe lloiistcr iom no9et auoct Steo
ihsnrs unge, baabefuloe Stat.
Sss suffer ~9ecorab 9oIten' fremtiois
eai'e % Selo. q. ellington.