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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-16
GENERAL NEWS.

President Peixotto, of Brazil, has issued a manifesto declaring mem bers of Dictator Fonseca's govern ment traitors to the constitution
 c. P. Huntingdon, replying to letter from James Simpson, states that owing to the legislative policy of Texas the Southern Pacifie VIII not extend its lines in that state at present.
 \ sensation was caused at Peoria, Illinois. when it was learned that Lun Hang, who has been operating q laundry there until a few days ago, was a leper of pronounced type. He recently left the city and 1t IS believed that his countrymen, who admit that he was afflicted with lep osy, sent him to China.
 A Rio Grande special says: News has reached here from Guerrero, Mexico, that Col. Nueves Herman dez, arrested several days ago by or der of Gen. Garcia, commander Of the Mexican troops in the northern Zo1ts Was ktllt0 aDOut Out haHNaNN miles north of Monterey. Herman dex was in charge of a military es- cort. and, according to reports re- ceived here to-day, was ruthlsssly murdered.
 A Madison, Indiana, telegram of December 7th says; Wesley Scott, postmaster at Scotville, Floyd coun- ty, this state, enjoys the distinction of being the oldest postmaster in point of consecutive service in the United States, he having held that office without break since lS40, a period of fifty-one years yesterday. Mr. Scott received a communication from postmaster General Wanama- ker calling attention to the above fact and congratulating him on his long and faithful service. MT. Wan amaker further honored Mir. Scott by requesting him to write sketch of the methods of transportation and the workingof the postal system fifty years ago.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-16

A wedding occurred recently on
 the Colorado river. Marie Black
 Hawk, tho belle of the Yumas, and
 Bill Martingale, son of the chief
 were united in the holy bonds of
 matrimony. A description of tbe
 wedding is given by 8 contemporary: "The bride was elegantly attired in a skirt of Sperry's New Process Hour sacks, with overskirt of gunnv bags, worn decollette at the soutb end and entirely uubustled. She had entirely misunderstood her maid when told that her wedding dress was cut very low in the neck and had washed only for high neck dress, but the deplorable ef- fleets of the error were somewhat smoothed over by the addition to | the rousseau of red bapdana handkerchief kindly loaned her by one of the guests. The groom's costume was very simple. He was iressed in the regulation breech- 10th and plug hat"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-16
Arizona News.

Twenty-six White Mountain Apache Indians, of Arizona, arrived in town yesterday, in charge of Col onel c. E. Cooley, to attend the gov erument Indian school. They are the first members of this tribe to enter school.-Albuquerque Demo- crat.
 T. A. Riordan, F. W. Sisson and M. J. Riordan have incorporated as the Flagstaff Lumber company with capital stock of $S0,OO0.-Demo- crat.
 The crater southeast of Canyon Diablo where the geological party spent so much time is 2 of mile Tn circumference and 265 feet in depth, and is a "stunner for this or any other age.-Democrat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-16
SEVENTY MAJORITY.

The Board of Supervisors met to-
 day and made an official canvass of
 the vote at the December election
 with the following result. There
 were boiled 1,l72 votes, 62l for and
 55l against, leaving a majority of
 seventy in favor of the adoption of
 the constitution in Yavapai county.
 No returns were sent in from many outside precincts, which materially
 affects the general result, as by talk ing the sentiment of mining camps and farming valleys in this county five out of six have gone against the measure. Throughout the territory likewise is this true. Every town and city in Arizona has given the constitution heavy majority, but when the votes of outside commun- 'ties have come in they have been invariably against adoption. The 'onstitutionalists have carried Yava- pal by few votes but their victory s voiceless and we'll earned. !
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-16
AN ERA OF MINING.

The year just drawing to a close
 ends with history peculiarly inter
 esting in so far as it pertains to
 mining. While Arizona may not be
 classed among the communities
 which has caused or urged more cap
 ital to be invested in this industry
 and a greater output of bullion
 chronicled than has ever before been
 the case in any one year of the past,
 still on the principle that every little
 helps, we have relatively prospered
 along with the rest. Statistics just
 given by authoritative sources show
 that November of 1891, as compared
 with the same month of go, is far
 ahead, nearly double that of recent years. Economical management and improved machinery may to cer- tain extent be claimed as showing this onward stride, but the fact is the general and unexpected success now evident, lies alone in having men guide whose practical and keen fore sight has been permitted to take it's course, without the hindrance of those of speculative and theoretical turn. The returns from every west ern locality in this years run on min ing has been two-fold greater where men of practical and experienced turn have supplanted those book 1 worn graduates whose only legiti- | mate claim to the position they held | has been favoritism. In years gon by, and to certain extent to-day. Arizona has been and is now cursed oy the men whose money has been sunk for good by an inexperienced head. It is due only to the success ve failures and ruthless blunders of capital that our territory's growth in demonstrating its mineral richness has been grieviously re arded and black eye given it, from which years have been taken from its progress. The greater portion of lorthern Arizona is adapted to min ng only, and it is on the success of his industry we rely more than any ther, and likewise on the selection f the men on whom depends that other less favorable ections are at present enjoying.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-16
being A, ,44s,and during the years 1890

being A, ,443, and during the years 1890 and 1891 being 23l, ,607. being an in- crease under Commissioners Groff and Carterovert two years of Commis- sioner Sparks of ls7,l64, or an in crease of nearly four and one-half times the total number issued under Commissioner Sparks.
 It is safe to say too that the inter ests of the government have been as faithfully protected by Commission CTS Groff and Carter, as they were under Mir. Cleyeland's commissioner.
 MT. Carter, continuing his report, and referring to the act of March 3, 1891, says: "The fiscal year upon which We are entering will bc fruit ful of results through the strength given the policy of the administra- ton by this new legislation. Indeed, I feel justified in predicting that, with the present office force, the business of the bureau will be prae- tically brought up abreast with cur rent work by the end of the next fiscal year."
 In regard to contests Commis- sioner Carter says: "A comparison of the detailed report from the contest division this year, with the report from the same division which ac- companiod the last annual report, shows a marked decrease in the amount of work pending therein, and 1t is gratifying to observe that the work is practically up to date and is being handled as current work, with the exception of the contest cases pending or appeal from local officers decisions, or docket eases; and in that branch of cases, although there were 1,0s3 new cases received during the year, comparison shows a reduction of 32l cases in the balance on hand during the fiscal year end ing June 30, 1891. When it is con sidered that in the neighborhood of 100 of these appeal cases are received per month, many of them accom- panied by hundreds of pages of closely written and contradictory testimony, and about one-third of them sooner or later burdened with motions for review, new trial, or to dismiss, the amount of decrease can be better appreciated"
 The unappealed contests have been reduced from 4,ls6 cases pending June 90, 1890, to STA pending June 90, 1891, of which latter number a large percentage has been examined, and reports or additional evidence called for.
 The new system inaugurated and so successfully carried out by the commissioners under President liar rison has been productive of favor able results in the local land office at Prescott. In previous years it was no uncommon thing for patents to issue in from three to five years, and in some cases longer, after final proof and entry at the local land office, while during the past year patents have been received within eight months from the time final proof was made. beating all previous records in the history of the office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-16
Another international difficult,

Another international difficulty is confronting the nation, which vii. undoubtedly call for reparation by the Chinese. A tug-of-war between the Yuma Indians and the Chinese residents of Los Angeles was adver- tised at that place recently which drew thousands to witness. After sizing up their Antagonists the Yumas iatly refused to pull with them on the distinctive ground of the "color" line.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-16

Charley Fair, James G. Fair, Jr., and George Crocker, three of the gilded youth of San Francisco have acquired an additional gilt edge by taking Dr. Keeley's bicloride of gold treatment. They say they are cured.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-16

A poll of members of Senate and House IS said to show that no free comaage silver bill can pass over the Presidents veto.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18
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vi 8. GopeIius.
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~ '0s ben bstaruarbise etanb. idea bIsp ~forfparst
o0osn, lOnt life CT rab. Den naabiss SrDtsn ttn'
"rf SOmfru ~Gyutus..
.sa'f 3aSar Rpnins7 9asur Rinsa 5aabs trOr
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= ~ IL +" 81 ben rttts 9rOs Ststter. Seq uiOle lite,
sSI''N U~sr0issbs Ssnns unss psriOn nossn Opmart.
~" 'S's'' Tor to Gar itben min 6uitru 5sIten
~ H~ 'sss 8snSe til fSr 9ieIp GeItIipsts SsiuarIiss
y. H'art SousO, aIbris ~raabuilb, aIbris %foriast.-
S'Ds' 'IIper usItaIeubs. Seq bapbs lite tentt mig,
nm. '@' plaItsOs llnss, ies tOs sp fra sanOeueieu,
.S. la' laa ~sIimreube StubsmaaI. @pSt Sopsb,
tn \ utN '~8tHiinSis, t~iIbsisIis til gantaRri...........
mi. '%os II. mig; ies nil fe, ON iss enbua tan BRUCE
Srt.. S' J, Vrsus, at jog siorb. SSIm til aOeIis
S%.A Tor at arsre Sru s.ata ornnisrnaa Oct sar
ts'. ~''lst! @rsusn ituIbs bare let ben ~fOrnsmms
NJ W. ". "a ben bIsu usOt til at Omsaa.s SsstatIins.n
hi IA "u0o'ss Grstsn inaa u~nbftpIbs, at iss life par
9,nt' % NJ al granite elastusitre. Oct fynss, iOm
Lns "9"'aa bar funOst iorn,mm paarGenbs ilyif'
qua bar msO nit Qtiot ass, asiIu III mittam.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18

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ca SdnsGl- Bet aRae Era o. gm5eu Sc to 1raer
FrreL ibn eilts baUe andre Rlaee Ndteren qspep
CO RdUui SpuroUugsric @ftDei Tt meufHbt1,
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btH Rooc Niagara Huauhinus Sopgite ca gei6ree
-Iug6raabeu SicHenes Observation-Disclosures
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I'll Grtuoriug Gun }ru LitGitfg ggan6t Eedebiems
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fang I'll m &an6rtHasmGn0 l]Hobur0ca Wrrli3Beb
ge5 H]agsiiiittt lss3-si arbei6creu eebus,sutbpm-
dmertia LoyoeRUtyet stanbogbegs- let ftglt,
Sauo drteo Aorge gRtber Golcse Rapttelouep
%ftriiieruf ben aHgs6 gehfuerffe Weaeiaffbs 81
aomerolen- perreH bauer bet Bea0B gartimRa5 ben
Bitnee -JclS Eemplsf. too Gar aammcl glaln
-Gathdnid- Bardbas.
ealmsr Epae ptrreu. mebens Ban Huoes-NH1u
70 Irsh SSb SetgaatHing AZ Eioeynes Eegu Rei
RBtaar Is73-eu gasi0Hs ialme 6ol5 fat geo set, BE-
taor-1h 5crHlauiag 3uIsiatmr 1874 Iet btmmel
re 9erlolem Snifer Gbeg iite iiae me5 oenne grp
bm-JuleiaHg 1897 Beb aareis Slainiua isS-3u.
tsfaug 1873 @oHnrr.
aorssit, u. annnoien,
Terorah, lowa.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18

"Ses bar label big fable paa Grunb al ct t~5.olosilt
StribSipsrssmaal, b~.spnOte Dronuins.n ub.n at
ipiIOe ct Orb paa Gortibsn saer ct Sperssnaal ON gtu'
then. ~Ou bar fin lib i~tubsret Stribsitrifterns for
Os imob Cabins 9ars2@
Seq BauOe tilfaIoisUis itiftst ge.i.uOtitab m.S benz,
men msset al bet bar iss pHt sIsmt nu.@
ola. bu sIenmr ius.n cling, bu.' Os ct fpstist
eoIsIimt al bet samIs geuitab Ipfe ariiinas uS.
t~rytSfuIbe pine. "D,t or ianbt, bu bspiiis mig ben
Gang, at Cabin for pilo. Ran bu M b.uii. mig, at
bans piIbfarsnbe 9arbomms Blot bsrpr paa Srbiortolt,
ninser, Os at ban aus Gunbamsntsr itsmm.r opsrsns
ueb Gutbe2"
-5sIe 9beOIsien bsrOr paa OrOfOrtoItniuser. Seq
bar loft Idea boni ordinis in ~ecclesia Christi; ben
berOr ssiaa paa OrbfortoItuiusu."
@Du bar maaits Wet. Wsn nu M bar is grus for
en- 2oItnins al SOssu Idea, iom ~sObtsisr, at ben lite
er Crib msb Dor antss IrO. Ran Su latte mig bet
paa gapiret2"
'gsaar ben naaSiSs Grstsn bsfaIsr bet, RaI is prsus
Sepaa. DRsn mob en- GSItnins titles en- aHbsn.-
Ran ba lite pafs Sossn b.It ren ssS SiaIp al Air'
ftiabrm2"
"Usan tan bsuiis QItins~ peS Sialp al airssfaSrsus,
lissiOm man tan beDiie aItins peS 6iaIY af gib!m.. .
"9Uao? Souer Su at nGsts Siriiens autOritst2-
"%lnbitp,O, naa6iss 5rptsa, iss msner bsns Iolh.
ming. Wiaa oct pare mig tiIaSt at minSs ON Srbst
doxa."
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18
544

Rriftiua brsb ub en- uitprIis Wlunterbsb. Gstt. u,Is
fisubt. Orb baubs bruSt 9fsn.
"Doxa, Su! SpOr bar bu Tart fac isbsn en- Qbeo.
Iosi, at ou Tan b.piis, 5uoO bu UiI, msb 6OriOltninsr2
8u muo bare sacet Fittis StoIe bos Seiaitern, =
is 5srsr, at bu bar parst Nisn. gO6t, bu fal fua
GbiOIutiOn pau ben G~etinseIi., at bu anpsuoa bin
aunit npttis. Der sr gOs.H Idea. Cat big MI Der
ps bsDis mig, at bette Stso......O s bette ......Os bette e..
% bette, iom DOR Sup.rint,nbent salmar ubmaIsr
Tom iaa icritra,tsIist, til guntt os Pritt. it.mmsr nee
ben rene 2Rre."
3asar fatts fs % bspifte iaa uisisHtriptIis, iom
ncseu 1beoiOs sunhe ,nits, at bstt, $3.50. Os esti. ........
% bette par ! iulb Spsr,nst,mmtIls msb Rirtsiaorenes
0s 9atbrs ss,n lsI.nins al be paasiaIbsnt, Strift.
isOer. ariitinu .unbs lite Iasss StiuI paa fin Ouus
r~asIi.. 9isie ~Dani.sIiss Striftsaabsr, iom BUN lsIp
iaa ~farsiapss saubs iIs, at fnbe en- tilfuOsfiunSs
apsnins al, be par 10 iaa fmpIs, at ct Barn .unss
btsribe benz. Dele BERNIE arstIiss Crib m,o Rigs
~tanslsrsn % gaaGp,t, fsm Sapos toitst bsnbs 1aarer al
VbnpssIis, bpOr uupttis par Zen lite, % bUsr liar par
ish Ideas i,itpIbisbsb!
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farSis., 'ies uouapnu big til susris.s aErtebifOp sitsr
2snauS.-
Seq taster unbsreanist for iaa FOR an 0rs, . ipas
rsbs Sasur msb en- ODb Nssn, -msn b.osr ON 1iaub.Iie
til / i0abun upsuisi Ssibso at matt, ts,OIo. mine Stisrs
ter unSr 8aabsr.~
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18
545

"gsi, G etisrten. ubetpemms for en- Gronuiia,
er be u~par6ise for en- gitop. Bin ManofOlf, 6asar
bu er life ~iorbyttet. Seq pebbliU.r uber ale SmitGn,
bisbsoer at pare airtsns SUuboUe6, altiaa osiaa bit,
os brussr big / nit 9sntammsr. Cub, bUor bet e.
Ianss, iioen leg BAR funnel tale irit mso andre emo Rries,
ictt. Suer for bisis traugbrpfsbs qraisr oa nn6er,
funbiss Statsmanb blip.r niue Orb iii annppenaaI,
saer 9ptIsri. a~uinbsrns. 49,. psrs BEN, bpuo brabantlt.
Rniplinssr tofer AIeul Sasar......ies bpoe big lite al
DO paa SIottet, bu buer III. til Sofbam., bu n ior
ipanft; men ON iss funeOm isnbsr GuS sftr big JON
bag, oil bu iaa pare mig tro2 Iu ar nit Bart. Oil
bu sisre mig agrs7@
8 etecet for at iuure fpsisSt ben forSums SOfiomfru
maaits ncs.t uarusrs .no fOrrise Gang in Grounins
paa 9aauosn. Spab iiulbe BUN lp0rs2 DUN tunSe ia
lit. ior ancen Gang sips fig bort.
~GoSt," useblsu Rrifina after msS 6sibsosbIittst,
-ipar mig life! 3d CT bsSrt at tie enc at Ipps. ga,
mig iro uosu esfts. ses fan unSpQys dig; Der aiuss
Suitt, ioui jag lite tan unouare. Seq sIemmer lite.
bp.m its 81. os poem bu u. Sufs bet, % per mig ias
~bsngiDtn, iisIs hu !an......aa, nv minoss lea, at ba q
fsrios.t met en- ben unss karf; Su oil nspIabe big til
at aius Sis nuhu en- Tlanas Ssrebsmms. gsS Su, at
bna oil blss bin 9tres ! !arsi bsere Grab, emo lea sr
bin 1rcnning2
"G'aEhu RRrs r borie | Rrisen,@ iparsSs Sasar
~lisssgisis. "Ctt 5seber Jig, at ban Bar ineaaaet en-
GaOeu tSsb'ESeiis; is isrssr life opr oct. @sn bet
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18
SorrctuinaSfoif

bar poa @rurb af here's iiooeuoe 8es
ifiafti9elie % for lioen @spGgelie On.
leg til 6%pritpppelie. &c itpre rntnr.
llse a10b8tnaalsr t~iIitpppss. 8glgcrn
blir SOueopine, @aloefloo, len globcirs
fulation Ug almiuoeli9t 9loe6eTnoenbe,
&~e9elmGsiis Stolsans sr abiolut rgb.
oeuotg for S%unbbeoen. Suis 3 fiber
Of G]oritOppelie, BIZ DR.. Pierce's Pleas.
ant Pellets tltrere Gber. Z oil III,
bliue i~Orit9rret / GosrS geitjRitigelie
3e Oirter mtlot ue bog traitigt, renicr
Og rc9ulerer Dtapen. 2epcren pg Sub'
uOlbeuc, tarerer 5%orItuppelie, SoueopJne
os ale 5loebeHnoenos, Der itriUer iig
fra 6]oritpppelie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18
8iQetfipbere

ffuloe fomme tbu, at Sbtnspalas
2iniens Sfibe eaar oirefte, at oenS
pasfaserer leper soot unoerpeis,
at Yasiagersooiet life or uuoers
faitet noaen uoenianof 5plopids
tation paa @eien, at ". e. Sobns
ION & SOS Gontorperionate paa
DC fc~rffjcatee eteoer saar YaSias
sererns %ttlbaanoe paa beoite ~ aaoe
faapei peo Sanonisninsen iom
tnooper Sanoet, fort iast, for at
Bolfet, iom ifal fon,me, fan bape
oen beoff mult8e Reiie, Dor @iGet,
ten fisbts meo Den otrtftt 2init.
u. g. Sobnion Il Co.,
General Yasiager'a gents,
2s State Street, NEW YORK, n Y.
Coz. Bird & sibley strs., ST. PAUL, MINI.
u. Wortenieu & &c.,
140 East Kinzle Street,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18

Jsoernes 6remtibslanb. 9tte min.
ore enb ! WtiaiOn Sgber FRA 8usianO,
EpItlunb, Jruntri9e 90 Here andre
2uroe ital bare '9roige til at uopauore
til Grgentina, og en- bel MiQion Oil
maaite fslse efter, i~triUer Sr, gIObe, ben
iuenIfe Grportforeuinss Stgent ! guenos
9tpres. Baron 9irI6 YaaitaoeB at
o~isYOnere oper so WtiQiOner 6raucs, %
ire Bantierer, beriblanbt en- Rpthi6ilo,
ital bare beuilset 10 MiQioHer Grnucs
6per til Eienteoet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18
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n.u Itue GnepflcpGcta.

llU AAbS ~
gails. 49,.
60 Oar bar ReritO baot "a
pr,fssuter, ct G.osntitab ps en- Refer,
=, reft,n snbper MISUNDERSTANDING
n feet ucb WaSt.
On Saitisbeb af Omtrsnt s susr
,mili esfunb.t SilOs bore tilftrefte'
q, I'll at brinss ct 9e9ems ubenfor Eaa'
sip,rins at sOrOeus 2iltraininss'raft.
glabei.rn ubruaes M I Pttts'
surabs stSbsrier ! ioa tpnoe gloOer'
At $4,000 al benz ubfOrSrss for at siOe
sv,t.lsn 0f en- 9Omms, % be 81 ltse'
tas Hare iOm eilfspapir.
Get minbfts fienbts Snieft, Pter'
,tOutus gutnanini, ct enplteopr paa
seSnsumOn.n, er 'un CIT @itienOeSsl al
m CONNIE / 9ensbe.
gurss.lisn at GOrmu.rns ! Der
s,u, o~nSlaaet til IL prpcent al Wenne.
s,b.b.us 8ruttoinbteet, belsber fis til
$4,000, 600, 900 ON Garet % boyer iaa'
p,l fUrbulbspis iom abiUlut fra Gar til
aar.
gu .nselit Gitrcncm msbbeler, Of
Ben albie bitoriite 8erstnins ON en-
eurormsrtslis fnbes Sumers' SliUbe,
lfSe BOG, 8ers 500.
Gn giltsprms Spinbetraab .r iaa
tpre, at 80 at benz i%autnen lbsisr en-
slminoeltg giltetruab. GIN Gboertcps
evinb er mango @anse minbre; to
spintiu af SpinbelpaU pilbs, buis bet
bsu frat ub / EFT entelt Grauo, r9tte
sSsr 400 Gltl.
Grof. Rods 9pulfe bar faaet gtaU'
@t garatolib.
49, On g~ppenbebel al NenneiteFes.
In tsr at EubertulOie.
SOlsn CT 100000 Ml fra
surbm; beuns fbfts mpbtaser tuH en-
northumberland al eolbsbsn. Den
usrmsfts Biritj.rns ab.nfor bort Sol.
,shsm er 1s, 900, 600, 900 Geil bprts, %
vt idser 8 Gar for 9piet fra ben at
ssa 9proen.
- 9ui6 laoes al 9insi srne al breuot
RAINIER; Ssmmeliebeben CT tun fienot
ifina, Os be, Der forftaar at lupe bet,
Hor uIbrts billet mebbele Semmelisbebsn
I'll Grsmmebe.
- Spm ct Hepis paa BssetatiUnslt.
bets G~rustbarbeb Tan bet tjene, at en-
ntsIt TUbutsplants irsmbriuser $780,.
900 6r6.
- Rina &c 10000 @mbebsmanb
IiunS til at reSjert paa Ell aloeles TIL
ktSsitilsnoe Maabe en- Gefoltnins, Der
uNSisr Omtrent en- 9rsbiebsl al belle
SUrSsns 8eiOlfnine.
6pis man life er iftanb til at uns
hriFg. Cub ab rent femiIt 8ei, oil
bts gpuebe, Der CT 1913 Sanse Dan.
sas, p9re en- COB prsoe paa sGst.
ttOsn.
SalUbslsn al ale 9eripnsr, Ipm
bb.s, Dor inbeu fit 16be Gar.
- Gso busrt Ganbebra9 inbaanber
IN pOIen Rerion EFT 9iut Guit; ct lunbt
RtnReits amber 16 til 20 @anae /
Rirutst suer 10000 @anss ON 0as.n;
tSurn rs a IS @anse | Minutet;
Iaar man ituar, er SlntaIet al Ganbebrat
RSr. lltnut, naa man lisser, ID.
Oct frantic Stattammers Subteg.
@ r itsrre .nb russn aubsn cipiliisrst
Ruttpns.
Ut Srun Woltus fan sips 9ugt
HE @ersIie / 70 Qar, % eitsr benne
aNb GOrlsb oil bet bare umulist at
tdaSiIe, Of bet er ipunbst inb bet alLer.
ntHSfs. Ct Gran Rarmin eller ct ballot
Gran Gntltu oil Iarpe en- 9snbe Banb
va itartt, at ct traftist MifroIcOp oil
'sSass GarusItOf | bosr enfslt Draabe.
Trtnien At Bales CT en- birsfte
st.r'Omaer af Song stlfreb, ba ban
u ben S3te SsnneiSns ssn. Den en-.
safs Throne bar altiaa rnret | ben
srrn. 9broas / Oper 1000 Gar.
Gr lpisnos 8sie er ppTuubet, bbis
w, Der trsmbrius.s al gbpspburet %
saIl'tuH, fan ices / en- etfitanb af "
Rl.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18

mattes ueS benz, mango Wssus tiroes,
% mango Scrsenbe trgites.
Salois Rcguualbsoaitsr 6ristaH.
NJ. I. g.
Ut bun bar pprettsi bette l,itamente
oeo NIB Cans 90 Canning tsptbner
ruoerts9neoe ose RduuS lluoerEriit;
6icrois 8dsnpaISsbaitsr Grigtuu.
M. T. y.
Ggea 8osupalosOatter Gy.stum.
M. (. Y.
Strspet al 8. R. Gristun.
"9a, bu flyer ianOt. slist sr al
BRIG ipurBt Der / Rpgosn isr," ia alo'.
tsrsn. "8siiiguet pGre Gsnbes Rtroe."
Soa lGnss 8icrgui % bans ecn les
ptbe - % osnne tom zig tort, .aitsoe
8rptterne % bleu utrolie itnrt % bra
- ina bar Der en- inuo Gusrflpb al
Blpmiter pnd Satbis' @rau. Rnnr
aulbsn brnbte MartsnS Blrmiter, iaa
iuseu por at fiuoe, oa bar Somiruerns
bos 4rGitsn % Soscsu, nuar b, tpm
iii airte, meo iis &rnuie al Mprte eler
8riitiblposbraaber til RrDo for bet psl'
tienots Steo.
Ren faereIt bar ale b. 8lpmitsr,
ipm iprons irem 6ierterue Zoe ulIe
benz, Der bsrte ON bsHbes uppirsube
GRro. Sibsn bleu Der Iiet eiter Iiot
ben Stit / gpeben, at Salbis' Grno
ftulbe ale Smaajeutsr imptte meo
Blomitertranis, ben fsrite Gang, be III
fslse mso iii airte / Sommsrtiosu.
Gfte, iirr paa @oarpnrten, tmbe ben
unre uIbeles siemt al ale Slogs Del.
tise glpmiter.
9snre eff bOlbt zig lige iulct bo
9r9toriet meo bsnrss Noou poo ialbt
reo, %, oa par btr iaa ioien al benz,
iOm boppe uugen RIG aurbIfab ON,
buem bet bar, iom iOu uuber ben Cui.
tenoe 8l0miterbaua.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18
Sofe.

Browns Bronchial Troches far truges
meo 6oroel ipr al liubre Soite, iaor
pals, 5esbeo % Stubeiy8bOmme. rs
Gents Or. GGlte.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18
Eorlopelien.

On afbnnoling. Gisros Cpidg. Seitet, ~
Gents. 9uobuuoen, - Gents. Smuit 3uo,
bnnoen, % Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18
S. Waaer=G ggens
Sfrifter.
apinotns aorbolo til Wonoen.

On GfbaHoltng. 2oet Cplas. Seftet, &c
Gents. SHobunoen, 40 Gents. Smutt 9no,
buHoen, 80 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-18
atoernes 3san.

9r9biten paG 21oe SDHoag efter 3ruitatis
oeo SnopteIieu al 3ser Greet airte. 6eftet
10 Gents. 3Hobunoeu, % 9ents.