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Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
Waar mau CT nteloig.
(Gn S,umoreite.)

Gaa ben fore ~lloItiaing / 9. bnpoe
9lnton 8unfe ianet iig fiObt en- Biorpns
ming 8en iprefom BAN dealt IfjDn
mer lit etegnnte SrpItbarnilt, fine Qulo=
guile Zine % lin iOrte % ~Qulralotoe
&aQfrop. 6or at inoiore oeu i6tdnot
lit Soft" fon%itrucreoc ban CT Bur al Ell
tom 9Gite til Sittcr6eo3fprititfer, Dui3
enc SiOc ban bnpoe pmbUttet nlco ct
gjcunembnlet Yopityffc. ! pennc latte
ban 3rpnuit9eu % gap ben til Selita5
ire I%rbelo3bier, "forat Den life lfuloe
fjeoe ii9", ium ben tlogti9e gn1llu9
t9ntte peo iig ielu. 6pprme9et lppcoe
ban Jig life al ben &rDo3nina, ban III
oIloc Ipreta9e meo lin tioligerc 8irnce,
% meo builten @lroe itoppeoe ban life
9Gifen / Ell al 9ommerne i iine tor.
rubeoe 8entl9oer!
Slpt enonu ct telegram til Ben finn
to Statipner berira lig9enoe 8p, buor
ban paa @%iennemreile oiloe beleoe lin
59items og lin porbenbe Spiaermpoer
~ % iaa / ltrrite Sait nfiteo til 5oaet,
iOm netpp itco iGroist til at ai9aa.
2pfomotipet peb, 9luton 8unte ltur.
ter iremoper % inb / Sen narneite.
alereee nGiten IalbtOpta9ue aupc. Ser
peo fpmrncr han imibtertio til at inub!e
oper cit 9Gmmel Serre5 uoitrafte Tsoz
Der, og bans Sopeo berprer meoet u6liot
ct Bar fremitaaenoe Snr, Der tilhprte
Ell Trumpet 9ammel SUmiru, lum pep
bette uoitpoer ct hGit Sfria. Giter
raange llnoIfploninger iinber ban Tia en-
SLABS, men ban iaar neppe lat ia, ipr.
END ct temrnelig lDoeli9t: "aarlen er 10
berliet". trGn9er iig irem til ben uitnl
oise Yn9lin8s 2ren % brin9er BAN iii
ppbt at reome. Gan iOrioger peb at
liooe Itiae % ie iua ultplois no lOm
mlili9t at prlte ben itp9ge Mistunte
bort ira JIG men oesuerrc f0ler Fan
om liot en- beiti9 ariqen paa BET bsire
Sen. 9an filter Jig til at suioe ueo.
tommenoe Step, men tonmer berpeb al
Tanpore til at bersre i'm 9aboerite, en-
tpf Sla9termaoame.
"9uo life bette lie enouu eroauo". BE-.
I,lr'ttr Nfl'lle E";H'. alter iarper en-
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
9ecOrab pg Smeglt.
Ten 30te Sunt. 1891.


Ian LANCE 1ioer bar man life her |
@pen itet lao mc4ct unoer Nrbeioe Ion
iodr, sSimeiheit 8nnt bn9ner atoeleS
itorartct, Wic, GlaSten p%oftert. % naar
laa Somiou CIT paIter 0a9 iaar op i'm
biprncbpQuins ina stylish iom 8e9nin
0erne ira Chicago uiier, pit 8ater
Street ioa ct louat duoet lloictnoe enc
ipr. Gunot pntrjnQ, huDr Gu goar,
ier MAJ 5Qranorin9er til oct 8eolte.
Anorrw Spuereu lom lfaber ben gnm!e
Rint Cont % opirrer Der ct ida pent
SuS, al ret blir ell 4rno; Gael 6als
porlcn bar op'rrt en- 5%ilbp9ning Ill
lit 6us, net % betpem, o. mon fan
mart iigc, boem bpsgcr life MI De
cprabp
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
TeosfaiO.

6ermon Sraer, 9ppogrni / Tlere
9tnr peO "3ccorob 8oiten," ai9it eiter
I'm noglcinn Cages Gpgeleiei 5orsongs
ucb 8poeu al Wtauebetpuoclie. s
2pron9s boiotes 8e9rnuclien meo Gale
/ S%gr9ebuiet al z !or Gg9en. Gn
Srooer al NiOpoe, @r. Sulin8 Sr9er
/ Chicago, Tom berop for NuleOnii,9en.
9lfoebe bopoe ltnbt ii9 life iaa &enner
her. 4ige ira ban Tom iii 3ecorGb
bar ban Meolem al "2uren," bpis
Meblemmcr beripr ueo SoroeiHroen
msote up meo i'm pntre Sane, men
oenue Sang braperet meo SBrgeflOr.
SR9er bleu luu 20 2lnr oommel, eiters
looer Gnte % TO 8grn, o9 De 6Ors
laote bar Slaes 0eltn9elle.
Nermnn SHoer par en- Snlubrooer
al Den / Nor9e iaa pel anleeoe 9iterat
0enrit Srger, % gliopoe8 Samilie aus
moocr ocrior ueuli9lt 8ergens 8laoe
ont at inOta9c renne 0oosanmeloelie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
IccprabsW arfee.
Iabcn Gprrcipouoaucc.

@irr MIG rem Ijeneite al iortGuc
MIG, tuOrtcoc5 jc8 fan bliuc fpit Canada
Thi7tles. Gn Nbpnnent.
Spar: 6nr &c blot no9le iaa al Den
S.od& femme EIuuter, % or bet piit tiIitr0f
ie.lai At iaa fem OF meo RoO; men, ba
S,gDlcrle litter ianlt ueo i 3oroeu, Tan bette
rayt poniie i9, Gtrior Ion Get osiaa ajpres
laa IW N;aooe. at SiltLeu bugses al ct
G..Ett H3Ce, iaa Qrupes hot bpbere neo, iaa
RI ii ucr ct &ul ON Stnbbeu, % bette
ii.ot9 meO Sott ciler Der bGIoes al % I'll
gage iua Saitijitteuoe oeri.
Ear N,iicteu lGaet Gmraaoe paa en- bel
g,3cy catr Gnl, IA nlaa man la9e Den paa
Grl Nd y rIp al GlpuQtn. Men iaa maa
o.tiaa SrroeH lGgges brat, iaa man fau
a.g.t Iiuotet uuecr ct Bar @arge ON aaret,
"a all seoei ian net taae ct Bar 2Iar at iaa
Gtitcieu aloeleS uornooet.
Get itllne i~prreiicu upre gpot, ON Ell
aroittit SGrmtr, ipm bauoe hapt lit StrQp
meo ecunc ioriGroelige ~llgr9splante, tunpe
Qgpc uo9Ic Cplpsuinger p,u, buiIte Mioler
Ian bor brngt tmoo ben.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
%ra'ter, 5Ortrpttbeben hos be bnn9rsnoe
Nerper er alheles utplliom.

Heroer er afbeles utoilIom.
8ei9liuingen / 3iitritter, bpcr Der
beriter 5attiabonI, % bpor Soften er
caarlia, oil rimetiopis life uomrrfe zig
no9en 9etuing.
Nle g,ilieimpulier, alle 5pre'tidins
Ger, ole pivtite aifciter nlaa pt nnie
iom girfninger al uprt gterpelpNteni
innleoes (. Gr. 8arnetiGrli8beo, Tens
ifnb li9eipm aft aanbeligt arbeloe.
Oteu buorleoe3 gaar bette til? Rda
6oilfen Mdaoc bore Neroer prpIterer
iaameQet, bet bar enbuu Sngeu funnel
uoqranIte.
Gan 8runo az bisie hemmeli9beoss
illoe, nniten utjenbte 6Urboloe tan
man life unore zig ouer, at mo belle
9~(artuiinoer neppe ppoeoe at berere
Nerperue. Sprit / bort garbunoreoe,
bpor man ioruoen gUo NGriu9 % SOB
9uit oaiaa ~bespnote at BRUCE fploe
Yaltninser, 9oudebao % Gleftricitet
iOm Wioler mob NeroeiDgpUmme, 'ors
is9te man pgiaa iurltielllge tlrur9t'fe
SHo9reb peo Ncruelioelier, cs bet meo
Dc melt brjaiante 9telultater. Wteoens
man igr 3ipen, lom Ia9t, ncppe tiroe
r9re ueo Neruerne, er MAJ III life reo
Tor at IoretnQe Ell Hpffe Sperotioner
paa lclue Nerperne.
ST Ell 9terpe oucrifnaret eler oIreUet,
% 6poen eller 2trnlen oerior lam ellcr
i~ple3ls5, ina inr hi ben %aircune cller
alIfaarne Nerpe igien Inm1nen mcp Den
fineIte Silfe ener 3rnub al farboliierct
6nnretornl, 6rinoer lglen 5eleSrnllcDz
nln9en iltanb, % 6plelie o9 8epG9cls
iespirflombeoen ueuoer tilbnQe. Gr ct
BELT Stplfe reuet no al Ell 9tsrpe. laa at
5BlelIe % &eopgclie er lnmulet, o. oct
er umuli9t at IL Sen ianmmen isien, iaa
ipr hi mo imna StDtfer al Sloencrrcr
eler p9iao ct StDffe al Ell 9prcnerpc.
eller Vi br0ffPr Scnet ppcr, lr93cr
Stptfcrne puer hpcrunbre % 9jpr Or
men ~fortere, laa ben lainmcnipeoc 9tcrUe
bllr lang rot.
8ua auriner % 6pus er bet Here
@otQe lptteoe5, naar Der bar inotraaot
9nmmelie, iprol ct Stnttc al 9teruen
alOele3 mnn9leoc, at e%ritnttc bette Stpfte
oeo at il ito Ell iremmeo 9terpe.
8 9ilirloe al pulpioume y erucimerz
ter "a ueo al Slngs &rompc oplOgcr
vi 9terUernc, tn9cr Dem / Snanbcn,
itrGtfer Dem ceutrliugalt % ccntripetult
oite meo BET melt glimrenoe Heiultat.
Wanae 5ilirloe al Gpilepii bli.
Der ben 1ioIte Tio helbreoet ueh ctl
laaoan Strrtniug al Nerpernc, %
oel5 p8ino ueo, at nan bDrtta9er
gtcrpeanoen paa 6ooeoct, bpori Der er
ppret 9lerucr ep, FAINT ct lioet Stptte
al 8enct o. ct lioet Garti al Sen pco-
hpn9enpe Sjerne. De ppnnneoe Rclllz
later er / bpi @rno opcrrnIfeube. Site
ppbprer berucb albcle3 cpilcptiife Nh.
iolo, ipm / Sc ~iprc9noenbe Gnr fan bare
inoiuloct liz ooer 200 8an9e.
8rpi. NuiSb0um nbbrcber ia M me.
get ~inognacnbe % me9et Ianailence
oper be belhi9e &irtninger al Cunning
0en ~ipenite Spge8pmnaltif, Ntasio9c,
Decentralization % r. 0ppnoti3me, iou
MT 2r9emlnoel moo 9teruelloelier.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
"Tem aooe McDicin".

Wr. Is. 3. Gone, slopo!at, $40 va
fota, i~friuer: Get er mig Ell 6orNpis1E
at iise til Siieuili9beben, iom le9 OK
iioite ) Slor bat iast til mine ScnNet'
at ieo AMER Chamberlain's Colle,C ho'
lera and Diarrhoe Remedy 'pr p'
beoite Nijobcl lor DC gienleo, lor D2'I's
oct no9iucs, 20 lom je9 up8enl!Hle p't
brust. SiOen jcl te9pncte at prH8'
oct, piloe jeg life pRre oct 'pFU9e''
Seq pla9cbes uite al Gtolera Mpy'"'
% iauot albrig nr0ct nnott Nte''1'''
Der linoreoe mine Smerter. seq 'V'
laoer albris Sjemmet. mtoniliots W
bar bette Webicin meo mig, p9 pile V"'
jog brugt bet til andre s'oeicf' % ."
bar aloris Ilaaet iei!. @'ine S'''
ltri9er altio siter "oen spoe Meo'''" ;
mar hs her S,r. TT. F.! @'aosu
(5uli.)
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
Vrogram fnr Samgerieitcu
Winmcavoiis.
6reoa9 ben 17be Suit.

/, Overture "SSlian", % u @aoe, 0rfejtfr
2. "Std Stnrt", IS @ennerbtra aor at
United Singers.
3 @lrterIenterr. Oscar Borg Den uorlfe
@lee Club, Chicago.
4. Concerto / u Miuor. pp. 10. @rtea.
5. 8rnoci9rben, 9Icrulf, NprOmruocnce
Sanglorenirg MirueappliS.
g. Soprano Solo. Nrte ira lie Ced Mas
sen t, Mme. aatbtnta Gauliens @httc.
:. "&aGin9", Ctr EStlion, YJprapiu Gam
iorcninA Chicago.
8. Meet % 9lrie "SiGaro". mozart, &arQ
ton Solr, ! n. Srtensrem.
O. Sercnaoe &etterIir9, SnnaiOrcuInam
"9nrOu". Nrooflnu.
10 "Noroen", 8 @lnier, tort Sor.
II. hhapsodie Norvegienne, SOB Suaa,
len 0rtcItcr. nuocr Yroi. Hln8waIs Neoclt
II. SSIuSiinlen, Soiepbipn &or mrC
SpIo, 5rin % 8inno, San9ioreniuaru "Gr
pbens", Nttunenpolis.
10. 6riiteilen, otto @iutber SIclnt outs
-c'p' "A'lH NNH8bA ~HHpf'
1t, Stuoenttu3 Snn1 @rnnhamm. "&tn
m1I;l5 &rboreud, Wlerloeu, Conn.
Is. &lo.ia Sdntnii. Nlaro Y 6 0ttrup.
IL. SnmpbOn, { 3crmau. Srtcitcr.
Il. 0sl0 9lamit Norac. Nruolo. itartNot
2prbaa ben 1899 Suit.
/, "Gtt Sonrcby0lpp". S6otrmaI, Or
~tciter. muoer lrpf. ~@tnglpalS 4eosiie.
2. Ser cr et 9auo, & & s8cUicr. itort Nor
B SIai 1rpaunicn, Meiaiiscr, ltanounopn
nor, Bolton.
4. ~ 2lpa3lo. 9iooc; b Mardl. Sc NerIJpt
q WaSurto, Nttrup; &ioItn, q e 2)ttrnp
5 SnuAarbelsninL Gore Norman, Sau}
ioreninaen "Spitbtoo", Gticago.
6. SGtcrlcntca5 5pnoag. Gle 8ulL. Ntil
&alpt Sunoc lairS. Gie Snl NftompaHWN
Z "2aus rogtc 6eleu", 0enie, Normawo
SaugtrtDr So Crosse.
8. IS Storm, 3 " Srtenarcn.
o. "ErIlar @urI". 3obn 5tlincr. AOg0
mrnocncS Scn9iorenuA Chicago,
10. "2auobcnoiua", @rieg nor Yurrtot
Colo oG 0rIciter.
II. &cr @Nut, suite, @rien Srteiter
-. Solod,er9Pdrih. aruA Norrpnd Gang
loleulH9. Ndrao,
r.. ~ 5tuu i~llpiifr 7alie, Nbt; hl 9lhap
ioojc, z i5t; Bl2Hp, 2tug Np,ieitco.
H. Gantnr N}arid, SrnJ, "Narnionen'
GHtcl1n.
Is. Gric fra 9iigplctto, Weroi, Mma. Ban!
len 29bttc.
10. sacoDaroen2 Grpnt. s. 6 2umbn
Grteiter.
II, 0Dmnc til 6oierlanoct, Gpnr noI
from. fort @or.
Spubag ben 1909 Suit
1. GipcrIpj sultan, Gr,eiter.
2. Glui lrggpliou, 9ieiSligcr, tort scr
3. SdraIpalRrile, 3 Sinobl1o, "3jlrt emp
8yborluc". Nuoipu.
4. 9lto Sulo. MtIi3 glnopt Suroc.
). "Saiia ton iinmrar rennn", MInnoSEoret
"Soca", Mol nc
g. Yidno Colo. Ping SpleIteo.
Z. "MrpCn % Sareu", Nlcritlf, Sral2la
auartet Stub. 9biiabelphia.
s. Sioliu Splp, q 6 9)ttrup.
o.. "llldtrano". Niirco Yau!ict, 5an9ipr
enir9en "alcrHli", Chicago.
10. S.rloSbpn, 3 4iuoblno, tort 3cE
II. Mbopiooic 9to. 9. u Sallln, l@r'c,trt'
IL. "Jtdtnrrn ooh biertat", Stlopla0'
Speulf @lce Club. Gbicnrp 0.
- Uric ira Traviata. &eroi, Wfne. Eaa''
lcu'98 ute.
IA. "Slpmaahen", Jabnle, Spenlt @ee
GIub, 8rooflnu.
-. 3oreabors Sang ira Carmen, Sl'el
8Grptoa Colo, ! u S%rtcn9rcn.
~. arouiueslnarih Sobn Soeiolrh :"
letter.
Il. 6o5tiloe, Ntntbiiou Sanlpr, i.ort s9f
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
Heiienoe.

Ntrs. q. 9. Gnoeripn fom i;bite
llse titbase ira ct lGnsere Seiss til
9Gfota % Minueiuta, bpur bun bar
Sla9tninser.
$. q. 9olpe al 5rail 60, Dat,
bar / Gecprab III Dag iorlepen llge.
San bar tilbra9t np9le Gage i Seipa
hos Slast % genneri Sisbluno 5o,un.
hip.
Ole .. 2omen % DIE .. Sope
al @eitre Sliore, 8nlbers, antom til
3ecOrab iloite llse. De tpm puer Sas
pet neo Snmau 9inien.
n SERBS Gmbti fra MaOiion, @is.,
CT BET Ssiss SOC fine 6Oralprs Wtr.
% Wre. g. 3. ambli. 1ors.r Rptbe
% 1attsr fra 9eltsr, Wom.r go,
Piw .eo'ssesl h.c,.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
Sfule. Superintendent 6uHeen

oil bespnoe lit Summer Institute /
9ecprah Inblic ScbuUl ben 3bie Nus
quit; Oct parer 3 Tiger meo 8. g.
Goffseu % s. 8. Gpifeen Tom 9nrere,
besse anerfienote for i'm 3p9tlsbeo.
3ennc uomerfeoe anieblins til at repes
terc, buao man bar lRrt, ps lnre, buao
man life fer bar uibit, faar MAJ, for
eli Sasatel al l Collar; De, Der iaar
beie9te the Institute, betaler Sntet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
! en- anben Spaltc al bette 8lai

" III uNUtH Sputl VI pttt Olup
iinets ct advertisements ON ct Mieoiciu
tjenot mOer Ntauuet al Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Re
medy, inn ipl9es al nlle 9ruggiiter.
NRiten ! etbpert NabOlag iiupes Ell
cIler Here 4erioner, bpis Qip er blcpct
reooet peh &ru9en al bette Miooel.
Get CT noturll9t ior ~iaapanue 9eripner
at nubeiale oct til 9lnore. De 9optas
Ter, lom lsoiaeer bets Sntrobuttipn,
gjgr bet mnaaoelig populart. Sfipnt
bet or ipecislt iamnenint fpr "Gplic,
Cholera, 3pienteri % 8iarrbpea", laa
turerer bet paioa trpuilf Giarrboea.
Spis iaa or 5ili9ioe, er bet i~itterlia Ell
tiertpmmen Gave Tor Strange.
6ol9enoe fra "Surlinston 3unctiun
(MRp,) Bolt" m~bebploer life laa liben
paroiiulc GplpsWug for 4eriouer, Der
lioer al ilet 5OroBieiie:
) nareuls bar 8ebaftsren al "YoIt"
liot al i!et 6prosielis, Der pite aiprbe
BAN uopssis til arbeibe i Here Gage.
Gpr rmtring ct aar iiben b~enpenote hi
ps til 2. 3. Builder, 3ruesiit, % bah
BAN on ct Wtiobei, Der funpe aipence
oeune Spscun, ipm siorbe 2ipet til en-
3lase. SIR. Builder gap ps en- 5laiie
al Gbamberiaiu's Collie, Cholera, and
Diarrhoe Remedy. 3i toa Meoici.
neu lipl9e 9ra8sanuisniuaen. @i
ianpt 2inorinl life olele ior BET Ill.
IGloe, men bor psiua ierere Here Gan
&c bait iamme Griering. 81 benptter
oennc a%nleouiu9 til at nnbeiaie Bette
Mtiooel III Ndorc, Der plaaes al IIet
5Uroglelie. gilialgs hos ale 3ruaois
iter. (Suli.)
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
Sil ben republitanIfe Statsfonoen
fi0U,

her oiboloes / Gcoar &apio5 ben
lite Suli, pntate8 iioite 9oroas ueoen,
itoaenoe 3clcgater:
Ole z 5bompiou, q. i. Srlcn, Z. e.
Goome, &m. Smnmcrs. " Z. 9ratielberg,
". $. &lcnme, q. 8 lhomds, 6. {. Nlaitbp.
u. st. 8a,lcn 6. s.. 0ttdcod, &, Us. &nrOid,
6. R. gpoooaro
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
17oe aarsana.

manage Sefienote. etamiuto oie,r,,.
ban fig bag aupeeb5ren, iun neto, A.
Der aabrtet. s oenne fommer gs,s.,
tsren after tiliDne - ban p,uf.r
Stotionsmeitcren % to 8~otltifonit,Rr..
nrrmer Jig. = "6nbaba, M b9r K,
o3laa 9iort Iuilette", 10 a~Uu0gftgr,.
"9tel, Der fan Den oa iltc prre ,,a,,
1pll!" b6rte artoH Statiuusmei,e,. i,
li9e. "Roli3, roIig, Is briaa eli g.,
pc" raobtc Den enc 9pnitabel 9s.
anoen 9onItabel traf lin aoppe al
talteoe Den ooer 2tn,on. Z uoale 81.
bllffe opitaar III beftia Strio. !,
'prin9er Den lllptfeliqe meo ct uilpt 0rs
I'D; FoIttifonitabelen 9riber bam bon
llloer Jig LOO, - % a~onitabelen bebol.
Der blot aappeu lgien.
ct iorieroet lloraab lpoer Iamti6;,
ira to Bar 2Rber. &obmeroe On >,
lenoe penoer 59itcmpen lit Glliiat bort
og Sulsermooeren bliuer itaaeupe iom
forltenet. De er beg9e @ioner til. a,
anton for anoen Sang aribes al line
5orfpl9ere, men enbeli0 ioriuino,I
Ell lnffet, barmbjeriis @o9n nleo ham
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01

Tapir al W0ie. Naturen itriper:
Snbtil Den %Ieneite Iio bar Moierne life
rRrei aaoelbte ! 3nouitrien. 4u oeri.
mob ia6rifereS life uleue Sfrippapir
oerab msH 3ylaeer al iuotit IL Cent.
meters 3gtts,is irm 5tiiobsy IN oper.
proentli8 Diobiiaa0ssnuc o. ian auer.
BRACES meo sn Duilttnismssla ?ernis
sler 6arue. Mau Gar osrai ierixroi.
get ale Slaas Sohnrs. Esrs, Bcrts,
Slpmi,ernolter "a ac,eAotie 10 9Sae.
eonbiui. E SrsilGa %, .Asi iorisa. al
anpenes OFT nj Saet'sr. i eneca II
&'r9eti g aicr. a.s!t.r,..lssy.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01

Yaa Sn9ttontpret ifol Bet ienere bop,
gaaet meget muttert til.
Msen anton Sumfe bar olbri0 mer,
pi0et Ioretage &rpbsnin92iorigo mel
fine 8ier, alori9 mere billet bcieoe No
gen Slnoitillina % be(ler life lin Sane
mo bar 9an iener. ieet, oo bun inoc
2Dit bapoe til at 9ifte iia meo Ell 8ur
Los, lom bun oprprt itrcu til BAN.
Sd ~ itaar man er Hbeloia!
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01

onb Repme bans ainoer; men | nGlte
Cieblit rctter ban Jig beftigt pp.
"6oao oil ban laa III igjenl" bptneoe
ben oalnle Somfru.
"8e buroe famine Sem ooer | 'nas
Dan Gilitnno at fomme lto til anIt9n-
oise 6plf", bemarfrr ben ganile 6erre
neo ct m~isbiaigeuoe 8ltf.
set CT pprsrenoe, of mat lfal pGre
mot til at taalc laaoant Ntoget", fnur
rer bet fra en- al 8o9nbiornene.
famine Cieblif fsler Inton 8amfe
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Witness said he told Stoley he did not
want anything out of it. The latter told
witness that he had friend whom he
had to support, and if he could get him
on the force for S400 he could get back
some of his money. Witness denied
that he had ever offered to sell places on
the police force, but had told parties who
spoke to him that they must go to Sacra-
mento and see what could be done for
them through Dies Belau's influence
with members of the Legislature. He
denied having any intimation that Mr..
Bruner could or would help any person.
Witness said that, altogether, four per-
sons had asked for his assistanceto get on
| the force, three street-car employees and
the man Stoley. His first letter to Belau
asked If the latter could help friends of
his (WltneSS) to get places on the police
force, provided they would pay him for
his trouble. His reply was by telegraph
| to send party up with doc" He de-
MED having ever received any telegram
| from Belau stating that $400 would be re-
| qu1red for his services, and knew nothing
ABOUT the sum necessary to be used. To
the best of his knowledge he had not re-
ceived dispatch from Belau telling him
| that 1t was all right for two-send S400."
THE OTHER JONES.
Daniel Jones. brother of the last wit
ness, testified that on Tuesday last his
| Stilwell, who was going to Sacramento to
| get place for man named Stoley. He
| had certificate of deposit for S400. At
Sacramento they met Dick Belau, and
witness introduced him to the latter and
! then left them in the State Library. He
understood that Stilwell expected to get
| letter of Recommendation from some MEM
Der that would help his friend to get on the
| force. Saw Mr.. Bruner pass into the Ii
| brary with some other gentlemen; knew
| 1t was him because he had been intro
| duced to him at the Grand Hotel in San
| Francisco. Stilwell paid witness fare to
| Sacramento.
| To Mr.. Mccall witness said that on the
| night of their arrival here Belau gave
him $50; he regarded it as a donations; did
not ask why he had given it to him. He
| lJones) had not understood that letter
| from legislator would be equivalent to
| an appointment. Belau did not say any
thing when he gave witness the $50.
| To question by Mr.. Gould, witness
said he came to Sacramento to get letter
| for his brother
From whom?" asked Mr. Gould.
From the Lieutenant-Governor," an
swered the Witness,
ITO get on the police force?"
"Yes, Sir;'
Did you get it?"
"Yes, sir.'
Witness said he only went inside the
door of the library alcove on Tuesday
night. When Stilwell came out, witness
asked him if it was all right, and he said
it was.
a little after o'clock this morning the
committee adjourned till Monday at 9
o'clock,
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FUN ON A BRIDGE CAR.
If They Thought He Had Been Drin
ing They Were RIGHT

If They Thought He Had Been Drink
ing They Were Right.
Itdoesn't take the cable long enough to
transport four cars across the bridge to
open the door for monotony on the trip.
In the rush" hours standing room is at
premium, and the number of passen-
gers who can crowd into car and still
leave space for the proverbial lone more''
is something astonishing. mot often does
anything like loss of temper occur on the
brief journey.
Between and o'clock on Saturday
night it is reasonably certain that there
will be among the passengers at least one
man, part of whose weeks earnings has
been paid out over a. bar. At that early
hour he has scarcely made q violent dissi-
patton of it, and yet he has not allowed
much time to elapse between drinks. If
he is good natured, and he usually is, the
passengers can, with good deal of conf
dence, look to him for entertainment dur
ing the few minutes they are on the bridge
rails. Here is q case in point:
A fairly well-dresSed man clung tena-
ciously to the strap that he had seized on
entering the car, which was, by the way,
quite crowded. AS it started he lost his
balance sufficiently to surge heavily
against the man behind him, and to send
that man with equal force against his i'm
mediate neighbor. The shock was felt
some three or four feet away, but equi-
l1brium was soon restored, and every
body laughed, the laughter, of course, be-
coming louder when the cause of the dis
turbance shouted:
Pm all rightin
"Who's all right ?" yelled humorous
young man.
"I amp
Half dozen other equally humorous
young men promptly shouted, "He is 2,
and the whole car was in great good
humor instantly. 1t had fairly started
and Mr.. Bibulous was beginning to warm
up to the situation.
May be you think I've been drink
ing !''
At this there was another general laugh,
and 1t had scarcely time to subSide when
the speaker added:
Well, if you do, you're dead right
WHO'S dead right?" demanded the
first questioner.
we are!' promptly proclaimed not
less than half the car, while the other half
made no effort whatever to contain itself.
Don't you wish you had half NV
load?n cheerily asked Mr.. Bibulous.
hose load?' asked the young man.
His load" was the general response.
Nothing could restrain Mr.. Bibulous
from going into family matters He
would have become exceedingly conf
dental but for the sallies of the humorous
young men. They interfered some
what with his defamation, but
they could not prevent him from an
nouncing that he 'came from good stock, -
and elaborate genealogical details would
have been inevitable but for the Interrupt
ton:
Who comes of good stock ?"
"He does.''
As the car drew up on the Brooklyn
side he cordially, and without any dis
criinination whatever, invited it to take
hurrying in all directions, when this
wound up the fun:
He carries his load WELL"
''He does.''
When they were last seen Mr.. Bibulous
and the humorous young man were
walking Oft arm in arm, the friendly
overtures that MIR. Bibulous was making
being audible half block away.-Brook-
iyn Eagle.
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MIGHTY ARMS OF LIGHT.
spectacle Presented by the Test of
Search Lipht I'm RnSto,,

spectacle Presented by the Test of a
Search Light in Boston.
The other evening mighty arm OF
light darted across the city. grasped the
glided dome of the Capitol and held it up
for every one to see, says the Boston Her
aid. Then it reached over and picked up
the spire of the Park Street Church. II
held it few seconds, till the people could
read the time aud tell which way the
wind blew, then dropped it suddenly.
darted over to the South End and touched
the tall chimney of the West End power
station on Albany street.
At the top of the Edison electric Eght
building little group of men, most of
| them electricians, were trying a new
search light. 1t looked like a light copper
mortar as it hung on its swivels, and was
pointed by the operator at point after
point along the street, till men and women
put their hands over their eyes to keep
out the binding flash and horses SHE'D at
the strange distinctness with which un-
seen forms and trees suddenly appeared
before them.
The light is the Huntington search, fog
and position light. 1t is an arc light, but
using an incandescent current. Electric
light wires can be tapped and connected
with it anywhere. 1t gets its great power
from lenses, rather than the ordinary re-
Hector. The beam of light is a small one.
bat having great penetration Horse-car
drivers said they saw it last night at a dis
tance OF over two miles from the roof
where it stood, and it is claimed to locate
vessel at a distance of one mile.