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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08
The Tale OF a Shirt.

A Young wGrklnGDAn IN Dubuque,
Iowa, b ughi n color,d shirt In ta.-
ING off the tag he discovered Il note
there requesting the purchaser TO cor
respond with the maker OF the shirt IN
u New Jersey manufacturing town
She said she was working for starva-
lion wages, and hoped 10 find hom
and a husband, when she would be
happy. He wrote Ia her, was peaset
with her replies, went TO New Jerst Y
ana married her. Three weeks after
They wee united for Jiie she received
Il letter from England, the home of hef
ancestors, containing 81 900 and IA nc
titiealion of the fact that SHE was sole
heir to a fortune of over el50 900.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08

GREAT interest is lakea by the peo-
pie OF Ohio aad the Department of
Agriculture al Washington In the dec.
larations Of Frank Melbourne of Can.
ton, Ohio, that be can make it rain
over nm area of 10000 square miles by
using n machine Of bis Invention. He
has written TO Secretary Rusk 10 use
his machine, which he warrants TO
produce rain in from three 10 six
hours. He has accepted Nh invitation
from the Government to accompany
General Dyaptorth 10 kansas, where
the latter is 10 try the experiment of
producing rain by exploding dyua.
mi'e IN balloons 81, veral hundred feet
In the mir.
Congress appropriated SIS 900 for
the purpose Of maki e exlerimo -
win dynamite 10 produce rain, and
Melbourne is anxious TO secure n part
OF The appropriation, which is to be
expended under the direction of Gen.
sral Dyaniorlb, Washin gton lawyer
OF scientific attanmenls II Mel
bonr"e's machine or Dyanforlh's bal
looms, cause rain to fall on clear dny
In The arid belt, a great problem will
bs solved, and the great deserr now
surrounding hawthorne IN few
years will be made to blossom like the
rose. Though matier-of-iact people
have very little confidence in the sue
cess of these experiments, 1t will not
do IN this age of wonders to say that
such thing cannot he done.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08

The following frank statement from
j. <. Hare, OF Trenton, Texas, will be
OF interest to many of our citizens;
my little boy was very bad of for
two months with diarrhoea. We used
various medicines. also called in two
Doctors, but nothing did him any
good until we used Chamberlsin's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoe,. Remedy,
which gave immediate relief and soon
cured him. consider 1t the best medi-
cine made and can conscientiously rec
ommend it TO all who need diarrhoea
or collie medicine For sale by X. NJ,
King and Knapp & Laws Co.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08
Fine Fresh Vegetables

All kinds of vegetables are produced
IN the Hawthorne gardens, and Charley
Qui has garden that would be
credit to any region. He deires to no.
tiW the public that he is prepared to
furnish fresh vegetable, at reasonable
figures. Orders from Luning, Soda,
Candelgia and other points promptly
filed, harley Qui is good citizen,
has awite and family and is deserving
of liberal patronage.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08
SURVIVED HIS EXECUTION.
The Soldiers Fired q Volley at Him and
Then Marched Away.

The Soldiers Fired volley at Him and
Then Marched Away.
A man who has attended his own ex-
ecution and still survives to relate the
details is surely worthy of short para
graph. The man in question, though at
present serving in the humble capacity
of waiter in one of the Paris cafes, was,
twenty-one years ago, one of the his
toric characters of the world His
name is Colonel Marteras, and in 1869
he was on the point of being proclaimed
President of Uruguay, when he was ar
rested, charged with treason, and sem
fenced to be shot.
On Monday, June 80, Of that year,
says the st. Louis Republic, he was
taken by platoon of soldiers out of the
capital to cleared spot in the heart Of
forest and bound to chair. At the
word "Fire!" a nervous shock caused
Marteras to fall to the ground. He did
not hear the volley, but laborer work
ing near by did. The workman went
to ascertain the cause, saw the soldiers
marching away and Marteras badly
wounded, but not dead by any means,
lying on the ground. The laborer took
the would-be president home and cured
his wounds, and he and Marteras now
often tell of the supposed execution of
the French pretender."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08
Everybody a Skin-Breathef.

A scientific gentleman of Buenos
Ayres, NJ. CODES, has discovered that
all living animals breath through their
skins as well as through their lungs
Hypodermic injections of oxygen into
their skins are taken up by the capil-
laries of the system in the same manner
as when oxygen is breathed through
the lungs. The practical part of the
discovery is that M. CODES thinks the
hypodermic respiration will become Of
great use in lung diseases.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and lung affections, also
a positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after haying tested its wonderful cura-
tive powers IN thousands OF cases, has
felt it his duty TO make il known to his
suffering fellows. Actualed by this
motive and desire to relieve human
suffering, | will send free Of charge,
to all who desire it, this recipe, IN
German. French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp.
naming this paper, W. A. Noyes, $50
Powers Block, Rochester, n. Y.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08

FraHh Newlands is telling The Wash
ingtoEiAns that Pacific Coast Demo
Gratis are disguised with Cleveland's
views on the silver question All the
same, If New York should obtain his
nomination most of them would swal.
low II, single standard and aliSai
though enough might reject the dose
to increase the Republican majority in
California and other Pacific Coast
States.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08

The Improvement IN the price Of
silver is very decided Il was ipevln-
Bile, and ths only wonder is that 1t did
not come before. The immediate
cause seems 10 be the fact that most of
the available supplies are tied up
either by the government or by private
spectators. Demand from abroad Is
reviving, and there being scant stocks
to meet II, the price naturally goes up.
We cannot regard the advance, how
ever, as u permanent or healthy one,
and speculative prices never do The
producers any good From present ia
d cat ons We think silver will continue
TO improve and perhaps remain up for
some weeks, but tumble in prices is
inevitable. The only price for silver
that will help the miner is perma.
went one. The government purchases
have been: June 18th, $4,000 ounces
at 4s1@ 1888; June 18th, 53S, 900 ounces
at 9s4@ 9sl4; June 10Th, 100000
ounces 1T ,9S55@1O03. The exports OF
coin and bullioAsfor the week ending
June 18th amoahted to $603, DAT, near
ly all gold. The imports were $l9,-
Ol6, mostly silver.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08
New Carpenter Shop.

John Vernon has opened carpenter
and upholslering shop in the building
back of Curtis saloon. He is pre-
pared to do all manner of carpenter
work with neatness and dispatch. He
makes n specially of repairing spring
mattresses. Give him call,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08

One of the railway tunnels under
the Hudson connecting New York
City with the Jersey shore al Hoboken
will be finished in about six months
From end 10 ehd 1t viii be about $4,000
feet long. The motive power of the
trains will probably be electricity.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08

" was a Dakota editor who wrote
that 1.-THE price OF this paper is not
increased by the Mckinley bill, but we
wish to correct Misrepresentation of
some of our subscribers who appear to
think 1t was placed on the free list
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08

THE Butte Inter Mountain says If
Senator Stewart does not quit advo-
eating the free coinage of silver he
will find himself billetted for the Vice
Presidential nomination on the Repub-
lican ticket, with probably James G.
Blaine at its head
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08
M RS. j. Nancy

Desires to inform the ladies of Haw-
thorne that she is prepared to do dress
making, and fac sewing of every des-
cription for ladies and children, AT a
reasonable price. She will guarantee
satisfaction aad requests share of
the public patronage.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08

Job work CT all descriptions neatly
and cheaply done at this office.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08

STATE OF NEVADA, l..
COUNTY OF EsMERALDA.
/, j. A. Leidy, Clerk OF the Beard Of
County Commissioners in and for said County
and State, do hereby certify thatthe foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid by the
Board of County Commissioners on the
first Monday Of July, 1891.
J. A, AEIDY,
Clerk Of The Board.
Hawthorne, July 6. 1891.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-08
NEW TODAY.
CLAIMS ALLOWED
By the County Commits
sioners.

THE LAST REGULAR MEETING
"A Ct the Board Of Commissioners of Es.
meralda County. \ avada the following bills
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
: Mrs. o. q. ste.u AZ gorst Gitp

MRS. Q. G. Stssu az Gors't Gitp
pperraiteos fine manss gernsr % Se'
tjeubie meo ct 9eips iibits nge. Sni'
,pm fra Spring Grope mss Gnbreiu's
pripate Grpreis.
- Grtbur guuncien er Der oppe pon
geips ira Canton, Sbip. cams Sote
gjuroe Ell Suartur III Mourcs, gSts.,
men tom ino | oGrbn9s psiua hertil.
Manor ganoIauo er ppps / Mars
i6na, Minn for at ie til fin Snnffor'
refining % bliuer borte Ell 3 Tigers lib.
- Mrs. Senrp g9oobruif og 8attsr
er ~oircilte I'll Chicago for ct llnn ano
neo Der / 8rrbecer. Mr. g9. leoia'
9coe benz, men nster fray at oenoe til'
ba9e BERTH.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
Winneiota TiTrtfts
SOupocu9poe

d'boloe5 tadr / &eItre ct. Slais Wieni0beo |
9ob9e Gpuutp. Sgiaa her / bette Settles
ment piier bet fla, al De Horite BAR oioit at ian
fat / Oct beoite gurb. Gucr ON oct life er
oct be0ite 9nto, iaa bar DC bp0 f~oritaaet at
eIpre oct til bet imutfcIte 9aro, man fan
tGntc zig. @auite IInbt 2auo, iniutte Stco.
partter, pattre 5armbnie % oeluprcoe
8ulfdper mpoer Grs Die ~poeralt, eiter at
man foninter inc I Oct uprite Excitement.
SpRgabi % Meierioriit or / be lenere glar
blepen iaaotii9e ben p~i9ti9Ite NGrin9s9ren.
Ut 6nrmer-Gredmerp bar tier hulpet ,5ar-
rlerne pan 6ooe. 5or Mai Maaneo If man
% Gts. Guuoet for tit SmUr, eIler retterc i'm
Tlpbc. Ser er life ltore 5arntc, men intna,
oeloDrteoe Tnrme. Ser er oeripr life nogcn
Saniteligbeo at ltoife SaSrum for alle DC
6remmeOe, iom / otsie Gage itrDmIrer til
Oenne @gH. Ntan fuuoe gpot buie Ell to
ire @ange iaa mango.
s tirfetis Senieenoe bar man Der pGret
%up9enlunoc foritnaHet for ben lgrgelige
ajrteitriO meo Oeroi iDlgenoe Spltttclier %
llbebn8eli9heoer. Sun ct Gar ll0trPbelier
bar ilroet SteO / geitrc ct, Slai Menigbeb,
buorimoo Der ! Eitre 81. Slai bar reiit ia
ct Mooaltcr. Be89e oisie Meni9beber, Gitre
OG %eitre q. Slai, betienes at GaIt. 8. q.
Sboricn, iom / bet liolt iorlpbne Salpaar
tiliae bar ~iprrettet JON 3iitrittets Sornlano.
oa, ium beflenot, 6ormano Saritao bar
pUret noe paa StInebapstDiten for at pp.
arbeioe Suteresieu for % anla9Se en- Spiz
ltple oerioe.
Ser / Geitre ct. Slafs rummelige %
imifte @raaiteustirfe iomleoe5 altiau / oisie
Sage Miuneicta 3iitritt al ben nprlte
Spnpoe. 81. 10 5orsbas Sormiooaa ben
lite Suiti aabneoes Wpoet meo en- 8rGoi.
fen al Bait. g. SO. 8. 4eteriou al Ct. 9aul
Sans Cert bar /. Woi. %, lis. Nan
ianot beri ben m3rfp9roigite al ale Guos
Yrppelisr, p9 bite, y boori ben beitaar, Q
bporleoes Abrabam bar fig 40, 81 bporleoea
Cub peliisneoe gbrabam, ~eiterat 5riitelier
par pper.
Sen fprrettenbe 5ormano. Eait. 5borien
uouGpnte oerpaa en- miolertiois Sulomaots
fomite, ~beitaaenoc al Taitprerne 9. &
sSerbee os y. VI. 9ietrihion iamt ReprRieu,
tant Die Spamip, % beitemte 3ioeu 70,
ueite @poe til al. IL Giterm.
Iprsoas @itermioba9
9uoast peo 6ormano y. Saritao. 5ioel
for Rpoerne beitemtes ira 1-12 % IL
AZ. 9il Sj9lpeieiretGrcr oal8tes iplgeuoe
8. q. Norman, W. ~9uuselano, .. Maael
len, 3. 3tnselitao. Gbel Glen % q. Spe.
Julomaststpmiteen rupportereoe at liant
lioe Sulomaater bar beiIlnpue at pars
Sroen. 6crmano 8bprien ppIGite oerpaI
lin SpnopetoIe % SnOberetuing til Spno
ben, % ertlGrebe SpucSsn ior ~praanlieret
ollie Selutuinser % Spmiteer, iom bar ueo
iatte, ier Spncoen bar orsaniieret, aoo
tieuotes al Spupben.
Taitorerne 8. 9. Rpss, 8. gItrem o.
ReprRientant Rorman u~bnapntes Tor
| aomite til at sienuemsaa 5prmanosns Sno
b peretn'nS. (YRere.)
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

nneerbnloucsn | 29relsu itg Ill SS,9l8oS.
Ter niad betaIss / Renter umireut $1,000.
Observation-Disclosures til ~trnngsnoe stu'
bsrenot anbefalsoss til riesIisere Timber,
l%tsttelie.
Eirsbae Gftermiobag.
Gnoast peo 4nit. Slrnnb. De Iroto'
Teller. iom eubru life CT lPite, cperiaoes til
&ice Setretrr Bait Smebs % TrGitsrnt
ruHot glbsrt Sea at re!te. Eitli8e 8iitritis
8eIIutHino pm GperbrnssIie al Orphans
Home / Maoiiou, gsis., til sltItss 2iitritts
9noremiSiionsiomite ianot man for r9r
oRreros life funoe b~ifaloes.
9erimoo tiIItemtes pItlioe 9iitritts 8e'
f~lutnina ON, at mon, ON man fan ftnoe en-
BERTH ltttst Wlanb, aniQtter en- Mnuo til at
rejie runot ior at opbIalpe Spnooens
Ren9eurieu.
2igeleoes tilitentes gitli9c 9iftrtfts Be
ilutring ON Spreitelien az ct Church Ex-
tent,on Fund. 4i9elebes at bet ooerlnoes
til Strieraaoet at iatte Beitemmelie meo
Senipn til 6prbptelie al 2pnnen til emo
oens aasierer. Sgina pitliee 3iitrifts BE
ilutning angaoenoe Barnebiemmet | Wtttens
berg, fun meo oct 6Orbebpio, at man lille
gnlfeoe Barnebiemmet / @itteuberg, unos
ta9eu al SeHinn til be 8p9uinser, icm er Der.
Wdn ait oerpaa pper til at forbnnole on
at ienoe 9eIegater til Jallesmsoet I'll Sor.
banoling um gui9heo meo ben 5oreneoe
atrfe pa Sauses Spnobe. Set blep trent
bGeet, at Seuiigteu meo bette Wipoe life bar
tirfeli9 Screening, men Ganoens Grbeb, p9,
TOM iBrii ben, iaa fom o9iaa Reiten.
SOM Somite til at iorbauole on 9Grei
meo De pprige Samfuno palgtes iplgenoe 3
4rGiter: 9. 8oren, grof, $. q. Club. 9rof.
2aricn. 3. q. 5oraerion, 6 9. Sncobieu, %
) G%GgmGnO: Grof. 8. Q. Reonc, Stole.
lGrer SgSienbaI, 9tls 9ieisool al HloSepau,
3chan Ses9 al 8nibtugton Ernirie, ps @.S.
lorpif.
I'll Suppleanter palstcs Trof. 8. 8. g.
aroa iamt 9aitorerne q. g. 9auier, 8.
StattebDl, gf. Sorge pg 8. s. Smebn. ianii
2r9mGnoene 3. ., 5~bpmpion al North
fucob, StolclGrer 9ileganro al Booe, Spbn.
ion al 8eaper Greet, 8. 8. Moen al GalmGr,
o9 &eiericn al Curing @ruoe.
Sfuloe Der bore uoaeu oibere Sprnnltalt'
ming i oeune Sag, pperlobe8 oct III Strife,
rdaoet.
6pl8enoe Snobpoelier til nrite GarS
Spnooempoe bar iuofomre: SieIoberg Wte.
niSbeo. bctjcut al Bait. 9. 8. @uttebp; EitrC
6reeborn Weni9beo, HaIt. .. s. Strano, pc
Sers Meui9beo, RoIanO, Soma, betjcnt a
Guit. Is. 9. Sacobien.
Selluttct, at moOtn9c Snbbnoeiicn ira
Citre 6reeburn Weui0beo Cnpr hilbert 9ca)
Spupoeu tatfer pgidn De andre Mteuigbeoer
lom bar bra9t SnobNbelie.
2j9clcoes toffc5 @aibiuotpn Grairte Me
uiobco % Oet5 IrHitcr iOr, bpao DC bnOb,
9jort for Spnooen.
Otter fem Wiiuuters Soile ailutteo,
69~lleSipuooes 9ruRroi1e 6prmano, Ynit
8. u. 4reils, bette bnageltge Spnocempor
reo Ell fort men bpitiOelig o. bicrtcltg Gale
boori ban opGleoe oeo bint S0uooemupe
ionl bplOtes p0n bette Steo for 81 &nr iioeu
% glprbe Snmmenlignjn9er mellenl oi8ie II
Mpoer, og ~ilutteoe nreo en- alUprIi9 6orma
ming til MI paiaa at bcpare De Orb, lpm o.
M babe hprt, og blipe Sroets @Igrere, o.
life bets Sprere nlere.
Gil Slutnins iltemrte Den fore 6oriamlini
| nan Fr.tt,.. = t,,, So, ,..,,~n fa,
(45) CUBS Orb oct er pprt 2lrpegpos".
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
$500 for CT aammel Wpnt.

8 bar Yen9e mpntet fpr 1871 r'eo tpoe''8'
Garstal, ienb ct 2.geuts 5rim9rfe 'pr 81
GirfulRre ON l%tleloue Mpnttr, Slallot o.
Wputer, pi ijober, ltnl pi Der rGoiie neg"
faa % be Yriier, pi betaler Ipr benz.
So for Center fra 1856; $50 ior 2 5seehts'
fra 1928 og 1927; $500 for en- Splpooaat
ira 1904; $50 for SplpooIlars ira 1851, DOE
% 1853 meo Liberty seated; - tor so,
ber.Geuter ira 1904; 81 for Sobber'eel''
fra 1909 % Sunpreocr al andre glass 'a
9atoer. Si betaler bpie Yrtier. bpls g1H".
terue er ben rette Stano. Seno eItsr VII.
ful9re ioag. Noresie:
The Rare Coin Co.. Minncapotts, @f"'
40. 1913
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
HeiienOe.

Brof. Rimeitab Us 9a'tpr Sau9an
pnr ina penli9e at ie iuopm iii os paa
ct fort Seip9 bernebe. Grpi. &imeItab
er 10 en- betierot muii.alit 8e9opelic,
iaa hans Nnpn tienote oi fpr; 9aitor
Sau9on er Reoattor al 8labet ling
opmmens Sen, Der iitterlig, eiter bpao
pi bar feet al ben, fploer fin Spgape.
Sr. IaItpr SOFTER / Minnsapolis er
Meoreoattpr. Snohploet er bells uorif,
bells engelit. lln9opmmen timber Der
blonot Inoet pent % populErt ubintte
r%eli9ipie Sunse for Spr. 8luoets uos
itDr er 9iennemiGrt patfert.
q. 6. 9anb al 6Oreman, Sear9ant
60, 0nt., par / Iecorab i9anr. Spes
BEN Ter %unlminocli9 pen M Seargant
So. iuur, flyer Sr. 9nno, % buis life
De pnrme Sinoe eller SaglItorule inos
timber iig fpr Snbbgitningen, bn er llo.
iigterne for goo SOFT meget lopenOe.
6. g. Gbriiterieu Suleruo, al Non,
Miun., bar bernebe for at feire i'm 8rOs
Der Sobu 6. Suleruos 8rpGIup meo
Miis Nrnie Nuter, 9atter al s.. @afre
/ 9incolu Sopnibip, % afla9oe mco Del
ianme Soften" ct Seips. Sr. Sules
ruo par en- al 8laoets 9pbe ggerte,
mebens ban bar | 5orretnin9 / @arep
g. 3. Snsbretien al Snrtuuoo, Gaii
Co., q. 9nt., fom neo iioitc llse for al
beipae fine Spi9eriprRlbre Simon Sarr
ion % Some i Gnlmar. Sau er Dele
sat til @pbet / aenpon, bporben bar
reiite ious.
8. 6. Qodrem al Ct. Yaul bar Der
neoe meo ct WOnumcnt, ipm ban iatt,
op oper 9. &. Glen / Springfield.
8. s, gas al Nurtbwoub % q
S9prs al 8eniett bar berneoe peb Spn
oben Iioite llse % ailasoe "IOitcn" E
8eisg.
SOtpsraf 8. @. 9bune al gba, Minn.
aOter at tilbringe ct Bar Tiger blano
Slest ps 8enner / 9ecOrnb % Goun
tiet.
q. Z. SOpoe al 8uibfpro, Miun.
reiite biem meo Diploma ira Saloer'
Stole iioite 2proa9.
Slanot gnbre, Ser bar bait ben @en
lisbeo at ie inoUm / u9ens Sch, TAI
nepnes:
Senrp Suluuricn, Guurop, Soma.
q. .. StOreoit, 9iun @rppe, Sopo
q. .. gartnGs, N~Orolano, Soma.
Mrs. Strsm ps 9atter fra Gum
brOta, Minu., er Der / Seiss hos s.
9aroefab. Mrs. Gtrsms Ssn, Gina,
grabuerer imursen peb 2utber Gplles,
9aitur Gssen, Sper 2arien. SEM
. 9bompion % q. @ulbbranoien reiii
/. iii Msbet | senppn ibas, be to Sibf
iom Repreientunter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

Get, at Gi9Sreiten MATTE %aiourH1r'
iprri9e 2srong paa @rlnb al 0cnlraI
@eapers Mtapeimerter, toIteoc Stat,l
nGlten $500. Gn 0oiis al Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
pilbc BABE ipnret Oenne llo9lIt, % u
fore lanr baobe al %pfonomiite % r1ltli
ueifefj9rlise Senipn, at Statcn trFr''F
5urbolbSresler iurat aipenoe li0nenoc
3ili9lbe i 5remtiben oeb at iUrIDne Ell
bucr Senator meo en- SLATE al bette
perbiiulbe Wibbel. rs % so Gel'tS
pr. SLATE. 3ilialss hos ale Drug
glitter. (Sunt)'
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

8. 6. 8orlaus ioreIanr nil l'''
leie ai Saabe, os 9pltbaperoe fan pcr'
penoe Iig til BAN; ban Dor ! NarpeptH
al 8aeobuiet. Yaa Den Wlaaoe tan ~
brinses mansen en- bpsselis Zine
uinolpIte 8reue: u, .. Sau'0
ion. = Mabs Sacpbieu. = 3. " eV''
Itenien.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
0tshou 9ran6.
Haufptt Grand.
Babel 2taas ufsadr ira Tttorab buu eftuuitb
tag NJ $50 % ia NabtI HpeT 9torgtH ri. l.

gSautpu 1taat aisanr fra Ttcorab hu,r gatSeas
81, , % ia hSaut0u beer DiorsSn 81 s.
Z Urn - Ssr9se btrisHttsisrss Tor 'rapGrsubc
Slrst oe gtuucr. at min tiGr, Suiru siritt @lprsH
Ssot esu 1895 Ntai foNltosu. gttr pmtrtHt en- usrs
Eaoret Sugrlstt. aiesos nor 20 var, 5 VI ansou %
u Boet aammd. gun s~itsylaor sssrH.
Erso mco benos Sisp, pslhsutt rare btusss RiuSt.
Spsr 0lprsn.
r.r.H N.nn h.r oa.. Nj 1901
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
3ecorab pg Smegn.
9utber Gpne9s.
Sen 1ess Snnt 1891.

Sutber oplege.
Get 30te Sioleoar bill imor9en, Drs'
eaa ben l7os Suni, o%iiluties meO en-
Set / Golracts @Bmuaititlotale, boor'
til 5fclcus 8cnner or %inobubrc.
2ette Stclcoar bar ii2r paret NOR
leliat bcrueO, at Der / ben neobrrnote
gp9nings SteO bar reiit fla en- enonu
prasti0src 8p9uing, ipm biep td0st I
8rug / S~lutnin9cu At Sttrbsr, GH'
tanct al 3iiciple psb GpIleget bor o9'
ino OEret me9et tort iaor.
Dc, iom inar bar fuloiert bet bslt
SIRIUS, er igl9enbs 8 uuge WlRne:
ears M. @immefab, Gbriitopber 6.
Souocn, GlireO .. 9obnion, Senrp 8.
MoOre, gilS 81. Noro9anro, Better VI.
8eque, Gtu1ur 8. Gtrem, DIE 9. Sipen.
nes, Martin 6. Gufts.
@eo be Iaafalots Commencement CT
erciies, ium ta9er fin 8e9puoelie inpr.
gen, Susoag, 9l. 10 6Urm. / @pmna'
ititlotalet, oil bisie Q uuQe MGno mob
tnoe fine 3iplomaer % ertlnres for
8occnlaus-. 9trtium. 9rogrammet pil
'orevtDt beitna at 3aler, gang pg
Wtriit. Stloert 2lireo 3. Sobnion
pil tale uper Slnsicts MOtto: Palmam,
qui meruit, ferat. CAB Den bore
Enlmcn. iOm bar i~ortjcnt benz J.. Stus
bent Senrp g8. Moore pil bUloe en-
Ntinoctale oUer nfopoe 4ait. 8. Tb.
Yluisafer, Stuoent Mnrtin Is. Quite
taller pan Iorit oper get MterneItelis
AcS 8etponing," Og Stioent 2ars W.
8immcitao CT ben ~ai9nncnbe alasies
8aleolctOrian; han oil / Slasiens
gtaun tase aiiteo meo Stolert, oens 2as
rsre os 9iiciple.
Orsong NItcn pil De nDbagte 8accn'
laurel siue en- Giitebsieit for fine 8en'
uer.
3orson9 msoer 2utber Colleges
Mountaineering, Os Der oentes, at en-
bel Gel al Gollegets tioli9ers Graduates
oil bare tititcoe.
Sioite SEnoa9 gitcu baube GOlle9ets
&reiioeut, 8roi. 9aur. 2nrien, Ell BE
ceptiou / tit Sls, % belle Stolens ger.
%iOnale a iuobubt tilisemeo be al b,
8raouerenoes SlHgt % &enner, ion
er TONNE til 3ecorab for at bore til
iteoe ueb Q~fiteo$ieiten.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

8. R. Raters Sosbrus / gbbottss
iOrO, @is.. % 8 gaoniussbuie ueO.
branbie iorrise use.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
Teeprabsm arfeS.
& hitaao, Wilwaufce h ct. PAUL.
Tecpfah Qraud.

Niorotrtr0nSt aieoar al 1880 bormteooe, 'onut'tsT
iGulmer mto pCrs % uoroqaasueC SrUH; torntr tbs
taar i2:lh gittrmtebOg. acknowledgement aiaaaT
81. 800 Gittrmiooag, ]tonnt'ttr meo slis % lpo8dasHet
Sruu. rriururrtr 81. i:S5 Grtcnibrug.
,yupuuEult aUtommCT edaItg ri sB boruiIeea9
"a aiaadr 81 5:3O g'ttrmtNo0a.
&aalrstrtTFHeus pGslCrtE Stalioutf ! Ninhelett
EnpUtu nj fgllCnnt llpCrs
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

Prof. Breckenridges school, DEBORAH
Institute, has not had In its seventeen
years, a better class of students than dur
Ing the term that closes this week.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

&i hprer, at GOuesets @Olotlub, ipm
iioilcoer 17he Mui ietrepe pper ct.
Glais Stub, MI bar facet en- llbIprbrin9
fra Stuoenterne oeo llniperiitetst / Mas
biion, ps iauoipnlisuis bliper benne
lloiUrbrin9 ~mobta9et, ps &~oloipilerne
tommer til at reiie berfru til MaoiIpn
/ Gluten al oeuue lge.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
GrfutToncr


Sur. oa Returbiletter I'll CLEAR 9afe fra
ben l5oe Snni % elGiOeube til Site Sttober
for &etur $40. Aogaugsbilet til 8arten
irobeiattet 40.3
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
YIaass On al e~iatprns2 Spis ioa,

lab ps sius 3is ct Tibet &aab. Stao
benz reo inu meset iom mulist uben OF
beoirte Slpbnins. SOlb benz berpua /
parmt @uub, iua be blir blsbe, us an.
peno Chamberlain's Pain Balm to
@unse puslis; snio benz tier. nusle
iaa Minutsr sitsr bper Inuenoelie. ct
"Gorn.8 lniter" buroe bruses ct Bar
Gage for at beitptte benz moo StOen.
Com ct ~alminoeIist Ointment for 5Orz
prioninser, Saar, iunr Sing sler Rbeus
matisme er Pain Balm uom9rtet. so
Gents pr. SLATE. 3ilialss hos ale
Grus9iiter. (Suni).
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

Eil Minueapplts % Retiir for The Young
Peoples Society Christian Endeavor fra
ben zoe til ben 9oc 9uli giGloenoe for Rstur
I'll ben 12te % 15oe Sui, $500. 402
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

nProf. Breckenridge would be glad to
send his new circular 10 1000 young people
who desire 10 fl themselves for teaching,
for business or 10 enter a university.