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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-28

wise should never have come on here for $50
wv, WASH ID any kind OF shape. Everybody saw
ena. ana dld not realize what Corbett was up
t9unui we had been at it half a minute When
lIounu that he was trying to knock me out
concluded to stop his little game. Muldoon
gave Cornett the decision. WE'LL il the
public will stand that, why, I'm satisfied
oorpett could not have finished me had
we fought all night. The newspapers say
was tired That's true: but did anyone no
uce mat Corbett was not as fresh as he might
nave been? With all due respect to Corbett,
think can best him. As Tor him fighting
sullivan, nahl John would punch holes in
MN IN short order. ! weigh 2ls pounds now.
had been twenty pounds lighter there would
nave been different story TO tell. Still it's
an over now and there's no use kicking.
Cor6ett Is very clever, but he can be hit very
easily. am pretty sure the first bouts were
taxed, Tor do not believe that Corbett could
punch out dummy. | want to arrange
match with him to take place in five or six
weeks. There's one thing about the show that
struck me as being funny. Before got on the
stage inspector Williams told me I'd be
punched if tried TO knock Corbett out
huldoon said the same thing. / asked him
why he didn't announce that. He replied that
II was not essential, and I'm pretty sure he
didn't tell Corbett that.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-28
BACK TO HIS OLD HOME.
r. A. Chisholm Opens Restaurant
Where He Has Fed Thousands.

The site of the tent in which the Chicago
waffle house was run by 4. A. Chisholm during
the rebuilding period is again occupied as a
restaurant by that gentleman. 1t is now occu-
pied by the Smith block at the corner of Second
and James streets, and Mr.. Chisholm has rented
No COZ Second street in that building. He is
remodcling the house, and having it hand
somely decorated, so as to make it one of the
most attractive dining rooms in the city
first-class American cook has been engaged, and
the house is run on the short order plan so that
its patrons can obtain the best of everything
there is in the market. A speciality is made of a
merchants lunch from IL in the morning 70 Z 30
in the evening, and every effort will be made to
cater to the business men of the city. and fur
nish all their wants, whether they be modest
or epicurean.
Mr.. Chisholm has just returned from Victoria
to make his permanent home here. As the
former proprietor of the Chicago waffle house
and afterwards of the Deicatessen on Font
street, he is popular with many, and hopes to
please as many people as he did in those
housns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-28
JEFFERSON AND DREW. N
The Two Legitimate Artists Win a Com
plete Appreciation.

The Jefferson engagement in "The Rivals"
which was filled at the Seattle opera-house last
night, was, without doubt, one of the most
brilliant theatrical events in the history OF Sc
attic. An audience, in which there were many
from out OF the city, greeted the company no
less in size than that which sat spellbound be-
meath the magic of Sarah Bernhardts art.
Jetferson's work as Bob Acres gave
infinitely more pleasure, and Mrs. John Drew
as Mrs Malaprop, with her excruciating Eng
lish, possessed that charm of the old school that
fingers like the fragrance of magnolia blossoms.
The entire company was thoroughly satisfac-
tory. The audience was composed of the citys
best culture. There was nothing boisterous in
the appreciation which followed each witty
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Special Meeting Called on the Market
Place Ordinance.


The board of aldermen met last night with
President Miller in the chair, Aldermen Bogar-
aus, Denny, korn, Snyder and Wilcox present
Inc ordinance providing for the establish
ment OF public market place and providing
that no fruits, vegetables, etc., shall be sold on
the streets.
Mr.. Wilcox said it was one OF the most per-
pie&lng questions he had had to deal with.
ihere are 45O people protesting against the
passage OF the ordinance, but the majority of
the merchants are in favor of it. He advised
calling special meeting for the purpose of
hearing both sides. For his part he desired to
do what was best for the interests OF the whole
city.
1t was resolved to meet as committee of the
whole on Friday at o'clock, when all who are
interested will be heard.
Several ordinances for grading streets and
establishing electric lights were passed.
The board adjourned until Friday night.
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Having purchased the stock OF organs of three
different agencies at a sacrifice shall offer to
purchasers the best bargains ever heard of in
Seattle few pianos also included. Every in
strument warranted as represented. to which
over 200 of my customers can testify. First
come, first served and first choice. +. Chris
tianer, S11 Third street
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sally, but ripple after ripple of laughter went
around like waves, and not an individual
departed unsatished. The result of Jeffersons
engagement proves that Mr.. Hannas enterprise
In securing sterling attractions will always
meet with substantial recognition.
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James Hamilton Lewis will deliver lecture
on Wednesday evening for the benefit of the
Western Central Labor Union. His subject will
be the "Toiler's Guardianship of Sovereignty"
The lecture will doubtless DE invested with the
usual eloquence and picturesqueness of the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-28
Funeral of Mrs. Flynn.

The obsequies over the remains of Mrs. NJ
Flynn, who died last Friday, were held yester
day afternoon at her former residence, 1lS Oak
street. Rev. Alfred Inwood officiating. The in.
terment took place at Mount Pleasant cemetery
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IN THE PRIZE RING.
Great Battles to Come Off at
New Orleans This Week.
CHOYNSk1 TO MEET GODEREv
work engaged to Manage the Tacoma
Baseball Club Score in the
Bicycle Tournament.
cHoYNskI TO MEET GODFREY.

l. the boxes for the
Maher : Fitzsim-
mons fight next
Wednesday night
were disposed of
last week, and Or
ders for reserved
seats are being re-
ceived daily by
mail and tele-
graph. The seat
ing capacity OF the
Olympic amphi-
theater, In New Or
leans, has been in
creased. Maher,
upon his arrival at
New Orleans. will
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Peter Jackson has sailed for England. He
fights Frank Slavin on May so.

Hanlan- o. Conpor Teemer-Hosmcr.
TORONTO, Ont, Feb. 27.-Hanlan and O'Connor
have signed articles of agreement for double
scull race to take place on May 80 at the Point
OF Pines, Chelsea, Mass, between them and
John Teemer and George Hosmer, for the cham.
pionship of the world and 81, 600 side
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fremont Building Sold.

The fremont block, on Front street, south OF
Cherry, was sold yesterday by the fremont In
vestment Company to J. ID. Lowman for $4,000
1t is a three-story brick and stands on lot 42lsx
los feet in size
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. 27,-Arrangements are
being made for the match between Godfrey and
Choynski, TO take place before the Gladstone
Club, in this city, at date not yet decided
upOu.
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Exhibition of water colors by noted American
artist, for one week only. commencing Monday
February %, at Balke-Cole Art Company rooms
los Columbia street.
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Finest imported and domestic cigars at Ne
vada cigar store. W. L. Mcdonald, 700 Front
stra
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Leithead & Cawley, 9OS Front street. Call and
try cup OF Beef Tea.
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"Mary Green" Durant's music store
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The Bicycle Tournament.
San FRANCISCO. Feb. 27.-The score of the hi
cycle race at the end of the sixth dsy was:
Godfrey and Choynski to Fight.

The race closes tomorrow night.
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ALL the latest designs in the IN
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FLANNELS-beautiful goods for
wrappers. ..
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Erofesior Z. 2. Rtaue
amerifanif Riuiher
1anmarf.

Glssslane sr n.s ftor Roiorit.t BE.
ptH paIst til RrsHeeHt / Be jor.usee
siaitr. CO fro 4st Rsr's isriitommsuss
of ban BARE Rast III at bei1ii. Gm'
bsotr o. bslsHns fine 8suuer.
81 iorsiIaar, at GleoelaHo ueu1oHsr
9rsi. g. z Rtous / 7te0rnb til at rs
p~rsieHisrs ben fore nraeri.aui., Rtpu'
Bit 1aHHarts 5~0vtsfao.
7sr sr mango Eng. ION taller til
5prssl ior On iaasau usurvrslie. Or.
6. z. Rsous 81 en- al Be msf frsmrcs
ssn5s 1tmoiratsr / bette aousrssoi'
itri.t, % Of uOrits IsmO.rater sr ban
vifnoi ben un.it iremrasenot | StoieH
Sopa
ale. ION tjsuesr Broi. Rsau. periun'
Zig. oil hume aEzsss 8ion.sbpro ON.
at ban CT en- fule.Hot Gentleman, en-
baHust, tunbFabsris % bpstis RaHb,
ION iulsfrHois tilirsbs ffiIsHbe iuas.
5.iIros ct fort % uistist Gmssoe.
Ger CT iussn Ipil ON. at Or. Rsous
bar siOrt fig bsilis f~ortisut al bet BE-.
mOlrntiRs Bart, oa ban Deb Den du.
issIi,, ban npeer ira ale ooh. uaniet
sOIitiiie RtHiussr, piitupt bar fnHst
1T 8arti mauss Reirutsr. Ger mar
Sen III 8ortifuriisusts, tuuos glsUsIauo
iutst bsors sisrs sHo belfuue 9roi.
Reaus.
Ren ban bar psiaa ! iulot Iron Be-
tiusslisr for at bsiIaoe ct Niuift.rsn.
beSs, o. ban piIoe ueen Tuil rssreisn.
tsrs 2auest pda en- Roaee, Der bible
BARE BAN islu ps Dor RatiOunlitet til
eJre.
"GscOrob.9 ofsn~ msHsr fig life at
boue noseu SuoHpo.Iie Dos bet SemO.
~,ratiits eqsr ups.i onost pOlitif 9arti,
men pi meuer tun al uotrptte, bpao Der
er ben oIminoeliss RsniHs blanot 9rOf.
Rsques sOlitifs 8snnsr Os pOlitiite
Wpoftaneere, nan ri tinabsr % at 10.
9rOiesiorsn til Winiftsr / Tan.
8i pso aloslss iHtst fra Or.
ON gan snitsr bsnne slIer upssn
9Oit, men ri Tuttsr ps til ben
nluinosliss Rsnins Der Omtrins, at ben
UmtaIts 9oit er Ranoen parois, os
Ranoeu sr Soften o1rOis.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
Sasten efter Ri9oom.

RsnHeitene sr aliio piqiss til at ops
Oire 2iO ps Selbrsb for at blipe rise,
uosu at iubis, builfsu oaarlis SanosI
Be gjer. 9sres Taabelisbeo bliper
iublpisnbs p.b ct 1ilialbe, Tom sr for.
iali al en- sanmel Ssmnnb. San bar
omboro paa ct Drag / ben beusalfe
8ust. 3 ire 9ass bapoe 8siatninsen
rinattst bolos FIG paa 7atfet af bet
uisopstise Stib, os M bIsp be Itplet
bort en- eiter en-. Rapteinen par iuit
iIaaet puerboro. San iOrtaIer:
"Dmtrent en- Time isnsrs ftgqeSe en-
anbsn Bslss Stsnarosn - Snbien er
Os IiseiOm en- 5If / 9anSst - Opsr.
boro.
Sans Bssirrlisbeo eiter SOrbsI
bapbe n9r bsmt ban. tbi bau baUoe bunbst
ct 3srtlRoe meo en- bsl Gel Sglptei
ON Snlisn. 9ilfaIoisuis Tom ban OF
| G~perlaoeu ret ioruo, iaa ies funos
ie BAN. 5srit beitrabts ban FIG for Of
traos Sanoet ! ben Ssniist, antaser
iss, at beresne Giitanben % iaa iusmms
tilbase til Stibet, men gRstsn al Sas
Uet traf bam neo.
Saa fOrisste ban at iusmme bsuimOo
8roset, men ban tlnos life bolbe yin,
iietet Oper 8anoet. San bespnote Der.
eiter at famle peo anuoen bag | Rofteu
for at Isle ben Op, meoens Sppeoei
iant laOers us @lausre, iuotil 5soosrus
tiliibit rassoe / gsirst.
Tteo for Anitrausetie III ban after
rsii iis i 8anost. msosns Sanberus NJ
pilei sreb os Heb / &nuoen. Ren til
insen Rptte; 9giet a paabt % pilbs
life eipe eiter. Oct bar 6lepet til en-
iortptpIet Ramp mso 0soen. Seq I'll
ct Stint at bans anFst % iaa, at bel
bar iaa iOrpanolst ai 5rpst Os Gusf,
at ies neppe sienijenoie BAN.
Rso trampastise Gntrausslier lpt'
tebss bet BAN suonu en- eGsr to Ganss
at fomme Op paa Spsrflaben, men
8astsn al Saust traf bam after neb.
IaHoif bstteoe ban lansiomt nsb meo
5oOebst FORFEIT, Us iss tanfts ban bier
bort. for beitauoia oa ban Omtrent ei
baIut Rpuut eftsr Tom op paanp, sftsrai
BET bar lDttsoes BAN at iaa 1srilasei
nlsb SsIutsiet ballet no opsr Sopsoet
Otter iaalsoss at barre bsirist for
SsrSsH, gap ban fig til at iusmms, Os
neasos after Op paa 8rasst, bpor ban
sisbIitts!is bssguots at iamre fs oper
Tabst al sslptsist, Tom ON bet TAME.
lsit par oirst for at rsbos bans Sin.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

glanot Spiritifer. 5orleben Gf.
ten bar en- cantro Nano tilitsoe oeb ct
ipiritiitit Observation-Disclosures mpoe~ / en-
engclIt Bg, os ben Uautru Mano loo i
i'm 8uosfOrgnaenbeo, iom ban bar en-
trOsnos ipiritiitiit sial. San anbrug
ON en- SammentOmit msS i'm afbpoe
5aber. 'Reoist" par piQis, % 6abe-
rens aarb tom tiIitsbe. 5slsenoe Gam,
tale ianot Steb:
"SoOrIeoes bar ou bet, 6ar2 gr bu
lpttelis i aanbspsrSsnen? ?"
"Sa, min ssu, mssst l9ttslis".
"8oOrleoss itaar bet ia meo min
i~taitars oDce Ssitsr SObanne?~
"DSiaa bun er lpttslis Os sluo".
"Gr itaitars Sens Oaiaa lp,telis?1
ga, Suttsn min, ban irpber fla
Ianoeperosnsn".
Der oleo ct Eisblits Stilbeo.
Saa iasoe bet pantroenbe ReuneIte:
"S0Orleoes fan ou iiHOs paa at lpps
laa sropt ba, 5ar? Seq bar 10 aloria
baOt nOssn ssitsr us lite nOs.u 8rur
heller. On sr ristis Bit fsl, ou gan.
osperosnen!"
Wsost blsp umiobslbart eitsr hrpet,
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

Stnainrinet. Ter CT al nefst til,
OF sauias ! ben 53bs aonsrss pil blios
rs%Yrsieatsrsi al en- apinos i be 6oreueoe
Statsrs Ssnnt. Gen bstienots Trs.
Rarp G. 9sais, Der i ct Bar aar bar
aeiterei fox 5oIispartist i i0rFieaise
Stoter, bar srtl1ret. at bun ri. title ia
SIN saHoIont for SeHaiOr, bpis Der til.
iisssr loSlis. SiabriHser / @sien for
leHees Sais; Os be, ION bar unbsrisst
SassH, flyer, ot hsr CT iniet / be 5Ors
ensot S.ai.rs aoHfituiiOn sler 9ope,
JON forbgssr Sals al auinesr til Se.
uaia- IA 5oltepdrtist i &anias bar
Acloriist etsislniursn, CT bet life
uiaueiguIist, at BUN bIir Salst.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
ct 9uitifib al aluminium er b

ct euitifib al aluminium er ben
npeite S~perraifslis, iOm 8ariierne bar
patient at bereoe 8rasielerue / Yin.
lsOnins al lloitiainsen / 1900. 9et
oreier Jig ON iutst minors END ON at
inorstts IN rsselm9sTs 2uititibsfurbin.
belie melIsm ben iranfs os ben bel9iite
SOueoitao iaaleoes, at ct 2uititib, Der
fan msotase 10000 Iasinsersr,
bUer Gang tilbasslrsser StrRtuinsen
/ II eaer 2 Elmer. Cpfiuoersn al
oenne 8lan er ben iom Gsoager al
Ielinitten betienote SngeniGr 9urpin,
Der iOrgUrist for 5lOen bein0er fig bag
2aas o9 Slaa i gtampes. Get pas
tEnfte SiRmpeluititib Hal bp38es al
aluminium % Zig en- ballon captif peo
ct bunoreoe 0ister Iar9t 5Oug iurbiu.
oes meo ct elsttrit Babel meaem be to
8per, iualeoes iom ma aupenoer Bet
ueo elettriite Seru6ansr. On e~lsttriit
Strpm ital sjennem aabslet os GOuset
t~ilisres en- i 2uititibet anbraSt 7pna.
mo, og oerpen tiene til at iatte bette /
S~ecG9elie. Nan banber, at enbper
uoitiainSs beissenoe uiI iurisss en- Eur
9iennsm 2uftm ira 8aris til 8rlsisl.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
Gra MaSbinaton.

Sepa Staiihif. On ben 15et b.
fra Genius BurtoEs, usienst RulsilHs
i~nseteIser S.atihi rptr GitnsemmsEt
yoa 2aaesi o. Srsras ! 5ewa. Ter
FcHsies / GsziEssnrsi 1880 3ss,5l7
6amilier i St1isn. trcrai EOS. a55 le'
Ssss paa 5arm,. III eisie par 1853
gisrs o. eo.737 ssi,r,. III gisrH.
barrie 77,l11 Ssbeitelisr slc gieHeem'
Esr, mseens 6o,5ss iasH bavst. I'll
81 Is3,os2 SauiIitr, iom lie leosss
pea 5arms, bar 100. 763 eiers CO s2,'
5Ie 9sisrs. I'll GisTrs par 1892 ri
fcr Etbtft.tisr. msesHs 20 e6l barst
p~ebefttlitr. GisEesuHsut l S7trus
rar nolsisst % ssbeit,es IN ffTt us'
irziaira sHe ben uSsrisr 5EgrHe.
GizIstH gaa be 77.lll Gar=e 5siF5sr
ia til s1Ol, 745, s24 rs 7aa b 2e,s6l
Sj,u1 III sI7,76eqs7o. 91rsisH al be-
beftsst 5srns 81 s360.Os7,6 9s os al
5t5efttst Si,m s~53,55s.5o4. Gi9lsn
sda s.731 ssbsft,ot Sisn ! Be trlv
fisEh, SssT ! Staisa sr 80 sGt ci sss
res Szrsi; Gjzlssa saa bebsiisoe 6itH
uteEfer sisis S5er Ct 3275 rot. al
@zTsien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al ,isi
os bsbeftte, Os 5arut sr 1884. Gisz'
HsHinifEsialsta Ct sl,31e. GisHHsEi'
iziisrsHien 7.3s rot % BET slsnasm-
iHiilist aarlis. RsHts5slsb far Evsr Ja'
mile s97. GjsHHsuiHitsuareisH al
.i.ss os tehsiisse Sism q sl,e37,
GisnnsmiHiisgizIsu 1863 % bet sj.n'
usriuiiligs aarIiss SsHisbclr5 for
hpsr 5amilis ISL. J 5psrns sr @isH'
administrator s2,7lO, GitHnenH.ts'
siaEoeH 1913 % ben sisuHtuinItIist
aarIise 9ents s6s. 5neiIsb al Glen.
b0u % 5rr5seriHssr beuirisoe, at 1913
PCT. al SarmsriomilisrHs panSrOs fig
1922 PCT. Of GarmsirLotn, cs inmms
Gerias b.pirtsss, at so.5s pGt. at be
oxhrs 6amiIier yaaeros fs 77.56 pGt
al Gialben Yaa Siemmsne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

lIsnepnelitr. Giaiam a. Gitss fro
RinHsiOta CT uenaUat til aouiul / 5am.
burg. Cites bar tibIissrs omerituuf.
FouiuI / kingston, Sarnaiea, men blsU
iprf9ttst til graunsidroeis. 8 bans
Siso i kingston Tom Souls Dent,
GIaiHss tiblissr, Rripotis,rstar.
z. 2. Ibamriou fro 8ortlaHe, Ore
ssH, sr uouevut til Riuifsr / apnftan.
iin0psI lii.sstiSr SOiOmOn Grid. Jon
bar ~rsiisnsret-
@Iaiam 9Ottsr fra BsHuipluania .r
usuavHi iii GeioHbt til 5tulisu Os OBJ
pare & aittis ira sanias til be 5or'
susbs Stnters oiplOuatiits Gsent /
sairo ! Jsppieu.
3. 8. Grsar Ct ueu1rnt til nsnites
renee Stattammsristretar iiteosti0r
7ommsr gr0nS iom BAR rsFsusrst, %
Biuiom W. stUns til Characterization
misiar. Sesss CT fra Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
sss -D,sstss'e'ii'a
IRA Soen.

ss.apt,iusr pslspsr mango Gvsrt7r,
trrrsf On Eel NO, Ct r9re at HiHoss.
Tvr narss Gar tiltass rar e.H tn8slfe
qaHal ssialst AZ Sfrspsr. til ter
! s.vz. FOR aeFarsiititens. 6ilisFtsH,
Z, nsstufsr ital sjeH5ivs, sr foEialt az
On sas.eia Tavis, Der rar tetisHsi Tor
m snnrraaoisb.s, @inarsI irHi f1E TN
ssnausssDstissss. Gt., iOm fcrirls
lts. vasisrsss, sa ban uar 9aa lllba3s,
rsieu IA 5rlans nab en- GAINING, boz
p~ssias.lis ~btitaasHos al smfr.
6an bopss life vrrst noe ret iau9s,
ier San ioa 1t ssrfvsrfi6 'omns nso
NAB ia. 5prsiaVts bIsu ale Ssil int
III; bpert Eieblit braste S%frspersn
nRrTere.
Ranoitabst bar pso at Op8ipe ethpsrt
5aab, men aapteiH.u uioiie Raab. 6an
6sfaleoe Ronoitabst at tnss az line
Stsulsr o9 Strsmpsr os o~ereitsr brlnss
en- Snes Ienber Smsr pp paa G1ttst.
) 9sbe, at nOsIe iaa Niuuter par
lsHosrHs iIdaet i'll, os ct tDtt Gag
5mgr imurt yaa 3attet o9 u~osnboros
gaa Sti6st, iaaueliom Ou'r aft 1ous'
pert % Reofabsr. Saa slat par Bet,
at Ratrpisrne enoos uoen Stsclsr %
Stremper nepYs tuubs itaa paa Senene.
R1rmsrs fOm Ssrsoersn, tibet anenbe
ben ROotassIie. Der Oeuteoe BAN. Rap
tein GaSis lob, ION ban Ooersau jig,
Os tilOO rolist Jisuosn ct TONNE paa
Sipsa Of fig.
Rsu neppe nansoe be 9uttst, fulot
beuabneoe ms5 8iitol / ben enc os Sas
bel / ben onben Saano. for be sleo, %
tumleoe ON imeusm ~bpsranbrs lissiom
IN Slot ROttsr.
On al benz for paa SOpeoet neo j aas
tpttsn, buor ban sieblitieli9 bleo opers
manost al aabpts9utten; en- anoen slsb
tuRrs uusr G1ttst pg for no / Ssen
sisnnem en- aubnins i StanpfHnonins
gen.
5tts en- al Dem tunos itnn paa 500
osrns. Os, pa Ssrguers / Rsgleu er ouers
t@rUiite, srsb ben Ianie eem, at Stibet
par bsint al 7jRuIeu. 9e itpnOte Jig
tilbase til 1T eset Stlt, taitsoe lus, os
aaptsin 9apis Tom iittsrt i Saon, mso
5abst al nOgls 4uRo Smgr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

Siior brabt. f~irfspoeoe 9pr / Sn.
SisH 241o Rsnnsiter % $4,000 gus.
epr. gso SlonssbiS ONION 81. Ala
4erioHsr, itisnt Der i iamuis Iibsrum
brabtss 51o,s5s Siitfluustr. Glsns
bet fbite aar bar assieriussu sipet
10000 TiIaosIis til at bare 9aabsn
mob be ptfbe Tpr,
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
Sromin.nte Stmoirater / Spo "a

trta or ausreoe bsspnot at nrbsibs for
General Rorris InpIcrs uonapnelie
til 9anotpmmisiar, naar BEN nps
Administration tiItr1osr ben Abe
Narts. General 9aplOr sr ip~rbelag'
tis ileHbt os er m.set popular blnnbt
R0ropeitsns 9smeIratsr. uHosr Gle.
peIaHos fCrriss &ouiHiiirutiOn bar ban
Surpepor General | Sps 7atota o.
oar en- at be bpstisits GmbsSsm2nS /
SnSeHrissbeparismsHtst. 5 1890 bar
ban Gsmoirotsrnes snubibat for Gu.
osEHer Os III Deb 8aIsst fsre Stsmmsr
sHo nSssu onSen eemoiraiiit soHeioat.
SaH er opu0rst i Spo GatOta os Ct
sOoi iisHot mso 5prboloeue / Statsn Os
bsns 2aHoaHRrsr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
ct 8Iab | 9puoo bsrsr ,;ttsr, %,

Ut YlaS | aunso bSrsr iittert life
I'll be a~lminSsIist forstommenbe ssanp.
usr, os bog uosiOss ct iaabaut 8lab i
De SuofsStss sprOs Of be ipenfe @is.
ilOnarsr Oso stntiunsu aibuusi. Sla.
bet uotOmmsr en- Gang ON Maansben
% bliOer ! 9sspnbelisn uooelt aratis.
men iensrs ital Resrsuc betals en- rina,
abOnHsmsntspris. 9sspnbeIien al en-
artitsI gIGost lpOsr i 9ss.rmss nisnns
Sprog Iaaleoes: "Vo tutomene tala
disueu bonso budienina mu flikii buns
tuna mona lecwa biabingi bece-
manga. 9stte er uolast: -Raar ri
Deb @uttstiS betraster 3imlsa. faar ri
en- for RaHsbs stimrsabs Ting at is-.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

Se YpturSrtr for RuFt, NuFiua.
rsr, Ssssr Os Suitrumsntsr, iOm Miis
eauraus Weab ieapsr fra GrsacO, ga,
til fine Clever saar Op til $500 ON
Garst, ps nRiisn aft al benue Gum
saar til 9. g, SstsriOu, @~uFtbanolsr,
Teeorah Soma. vile Drsrss srs.S..
rss tiifressftiasnSe us prompt.