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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
Right or Wrong.

Which will We hayel IL does seem as II some folks PIE
fer to have the condition OF the liver rather than the
first They perpetualy dose themselves with pursat'cs
totally without virtue as Alternative OF liver ttouoe HOS
t.ers Stomach Bt,cs the successful candidate for the
neonc,s choice and yet popular and well known as s
there are unorunaes who keep on trying the drastic rem
cdes OF former DAYS 1t is the Intelligent portion OF the
hubble that the wcmown and long tried properties OF the
p,,tes annc, Reason should be guided ty experience In
,h ,,,ter o medication The best guide feet Is
the amp OF experience" said great patriot OF the early
revolutionary pcr and the exclamation is pregnant with
truth For over third OF century the Btters dsiy ma
net with the Endorsement d people suffering from n'e
ccmpaint malaria constipation rheumatism debility and
,,,,,os led by dyspepsia. Iacrly II has de-
car,d Itself and been thoroughly approved as remedy for
1eippAn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
he has enough horses to keep him busy all sAs ~
AMONG THE ATHLETES.

Secretary Leach. OF the 10th Regiment Athlete
Club. SAYS that his club will stand by the Amateur
Athletic Union and not join n reamental league no
says that the formation Of such league Is mpracue
cable. "There is mutily in some ranks, ne says
and the sooner the mutneers repent ana hu inue
line again the better. Obey orders Is csrdinaA
military rule, and proper observance saves noSo %
trouble, lie referred TO the 18th Regiment
secretary sullivan has issued a notice for meouhS
OF the Metropolitan Association March 16 at the
New York Athletic Clubhouse
The Produce Exchange water polo team viii play
team from the bicycle club Of the Manhattan Athletic
Club in the Manhattan's tank this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21

imaginary holes in the tariff. The business OF the
House Ocecds when It proceeds at all, in irregu
lar. gO-as-y please" fashion. The Democratic ma
l0rlty i legislative mOb-a mob which lacks even n
coherent purpose or common object and Is destitute
of leadership. 1t is no wonder that thoughtful Demo
Gratis have already lost confidence and courage, or that
they a'c rapidly losing hope well.
The members OF the small Republican minority can
afford. under the circumstances 10 view the situation
with eqnanimlty. They pOweIless to accomplish
much good To be sure but, them the Democrats are
pOwcrlcss TO do much harm. except 10 the Democratic
party. Even IL they were harmonious and united they
could not write Free Coinage law Oh the book OF
statutes. nor could they break down the protective sS
TEN. Divided they are. they succeed only In
proving that they would do vast amount of mischief
ii they hid the power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK.
uTGHWAYMEN ROB A WOMAN.

Mrs G. II. Dowden wife of an electrician living at
M o. AbinCtonave, in WOods!de. suburb of Newark,
was attacked and robbed the street Friday night by
two men, Mr., Dowden was returning home FRI m IA
visit 10 her folks and alone In Mount Prospect
ave he became aware Of the fact that two men were
following her She increased her pace. but they rapidly
closed upon her. Tie locality is lonely and no police
men are on duty until after o'clock One OF the men
seized hold Of n black leather bag which she carried
and dcmanded Let me have that bag" Mrs. Dowdcn
held on 10 her property. and cried Il haven't got any
money! pistol WIS thrust into her face, and the
ruiian again said " 1t makes difference; want that
bag, Frightened Mt the sight OF the weapon, Mrs'
Dowden released her hold the bag, and the roooer
with his companion ran away. Mrs; Dowden shouted
for helm hut her cries were not heard. she hurried TO
her home and informed her husband Of the outrage
who notified the police The bag contained not o,da
description of her assailan> and arrests have been
made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
PASSAIC.

Walter Van Deusen. sixteen years old, broke through
the ice on yreeands Pond on Thursday night ana
was drowned, his struggles being witnessed by num-
Der Of skaters who powerless to help him. soon
after 3 O'Clock Van Deusen took on his skates ana
started to cross the pond his way home. Near the
centre h. broke through the Ice and his screams startled
the crowd of skaters the pond. The boy kept aioa
for time and the crowd tried to reach him with
ladder and a rope OF overcOas. but he was too FAR
from the solid Ice for their efforts to be OF any use
lie sank under the Ice and the body was not recovered
until Friday. Van Deusen was a nephew OF ,lty
Councilman William II. Lord. and his mother Is Il
widow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
NORTH PLAINFIELD.

Republicans at their township and borough prim-
aries last night nominated T.. l.. Bonny for Mayor
Mr.. Bonny Is prominent Republican OF somerset
County. and Is popular man in the community III
which he lives. lie has at various fines served
In public Offices with marked ability, and his election
Is assured by men whose opinion In local pohtcs -
generally correct His Democratic opponent Is Viii
lam l.. Saunders. who has had no experience IN me
management OF municipal affairs The other Republ-
can nomi leeS are: For councmen, George D. Hal
lock r. ". Powell for collector, IL. Newton spencer
clerk Horace J. Martin; overseer OF the poor, j. W.
A. Bauervaches; Judge, John X McDonaid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
,,,r rruuly,S SERIOUS SICKNESS.

It was reported lat night that Nine. l' iehm,n-ka'
Ilsch was dangerously sick with heart failure ana rlp
-. -. ~, Normaude Her last appearance At the
o., M. ,Sas OH Monday night In 'L'Afrcoinc."
She had never sung hs opera before and learned her
mart specially for this performance She tainted twice az
the rehearsal on sunday and 1t was doubtful whether ''
would be allie appear the next hieh'' She 'o" ~,
,,sa no,,or that IL he did not hear from her by .
o,cIoct tho next morning she would Srg He did not
r. and ~ wont Oh with the arrangements for the opera
and ,h sang but she tainted twice between the ats
Nothing could learned about her condition at the NOT.
a., ,., a. Herr Kaiseh had given orders that neither
nj. x1,a M, hiussn was 10 w aistgbsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
THE MEXICAN NORTHERN Pacific.

Albuquerque, y. NJ Feb. 90" The Democrat, y
SAYS Judge Henry l.. Warren, Of Albuquerque.
attorney for the Dcmng, Chihuahua sonora and
sinaoa Railroad received telegram yesterday after
noon from London that ~. contract for building the
road has been signed by the English syndicate and
their French backcrs. The Of the road has been
changed "a Mexican Northern Pacific and the contract
providcs 20. building 400 miles from Deming y: NJ.
along and across the sierra Madras 10 the Huu Of
California. There twenty millions Dach OF Tic
Dl.rI.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
DECISION, BY CHAIRMAN FINLEY.

Chicago Feb. 20 (-pcciaD.-Charnan Finley, of the
Western Passenger Association, handed down two
dec, ION, Ia day complaint, against the Rock Island
and the Omaha roads. The first cas-, was one In
which the Burlington charged the Rock Island with
carrying on Il brokerage business at Omaha and OF
cutting the OmntaC hicac0 rate. II was dismissed
In the +, cOnd case the Omaha road was accused OF
violating the agreement respecting the use OF mileage
tickets, and being found guilty. fined 81 30 The
Chcaao Paul and Kansas city road has given notice
Of appeal from The chaifmau's decision lining II III iva
cascs Sii 20 each for misuse Of mileage tickets be
Chicago and 81. Panl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
End OF THE UTAH HEARINGS.

Washington Feb 2o.-The delegates who have ap
nesred before the Senate and House Committees on
Territories during the last week or so favonns the
bills to sve local government to Utah closed inc"
presentation of the this morning before the sen
ate Committee on Territories. Ex-Governor West, ,he
Inst speaker for the adherents of the BILL spoke oi ne
disappearance OF polygamy In the Territory ana inc
noninterrerence of the Church in public affairs aud ID
noI,t;cs lilo thought that the passage Of the blu
uoud demonstrate TO Abe people Of the country that
the people OF Utah were sincere, ana that uey Nc'c
capable of governing themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF 1872.

Philadelphia. Feb. 20 CSpcclaD-M the annual meet
ing OF the National society Of 1872, held In lndcpend
cncc Hall today the following officers were elected :
idcn John Cndwallccr viccpics dents. John Porte
Fiddle Lieutenant Colonel NJ +. Ludingion l. :. A.. :
EeaI Admiral L. 4. Roe. I. :. n. Appleton Morgan
Edward Trnchard iecistrst, Major A. Jackson Reilly ::
secretary and treasurer. Peter - Hay CORES p0ndins
secretary, Thomas Chase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
A CONFERENCE OF LEADING POSTMASTERS

a CONFERENCE OF LEADING POSTMASTERS.
Washington, Feb Ca conference of postmasters
OF forty five Of the largest cities in the country which
has arranged for March g. Is received, it is said
with much favor by the pOstmasters addressed. and
the meeting promises to be interesting and profitable
one There arc many questions Of postal reform, some
of them recurring modification Of existing laws and
regulations. that will come up for discussion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
ELIZABETH.

mission similar to that known as the Jefry
McAulcy Water street Mission In New-fork Is 10 De
e,tabls shed in this city with gift from one Of the
most honored citizens Of the place The rooms "nio''
have been secured are at First aud Livingston SIS"
and the formal Oh ming Will take place next Thursday
eycuing when M Hadley, superintendent OF ue
Water Street ,son and Others VIII deliver addicsse,
The new mission Will be under the supervision OF
MIR IIadley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
, CHICAGO GAS COMPANY BOUGHT OCT.

chicago. Feb 90 (speclaD.-A local paper SAYS:
Tile majority Of the stock OF the Cnlrso ,o", r,
and construction Company, and The economic Fuel
Cos Company which is one and the same corporation,
' ,os,v stockholders will receive 80 per cent
u'0 A., investment The syndicate infHnds 10 carry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21

Princeton. Feb. 20 lspecial).-There nave ocen 60
ocgelated reporto circulated OF President i".'o" III
&C. lie I, not suffering from the grip nor rom
,s nrostratIon rs has been stated. but vas broken
,.n Ly ovcrwor7. His condition has Been sic'hlE
,mnroying for the last two weeks. lie Is no longer
concd TO his bed. and expects 10 be out III short
. vtn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
THE INVESTIGATl

THE INVESTIGATION OF JUDGE BOARMAN.
Washington. Feb. 20.-Mr. Oates. chairman OF tnc
Boarman investigating Subcommittee OF the House
Judiciary Committee la, Informed Judge Boarman' OF
louisiana that the subcommittee will hear testimony
beginning February 20. the charges against NM
and that the committee would like to hear what ne has
IA say about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
>TDDrv UriTU or Mr.. OF ENDDRF.

Edward 4 Olcndorf father ~ Assistant Corporal on
Council e. D. Ocudof wa, found dad In his home 10
o'clock last night time he had been un1,r the
super, Of Dr.. Teets. who lives In the same houe
with Mr. Oiendorf lie subject 10 faiGtng ITS. lie
arrived at home last night and during ue evening dap
Dearc1 Search was made for him, and Dr. Teets,
irving AZ the ROOM found the door locked Bursting
Il OMEN he found Mr. ocndorf dead The dead mans
wct TO Albany Yesterday attend the Democratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In , diagram continuous whit, tie ' Trpsne, ssi
~, l.. roneter The brok,s line represents the teae
30, '.,.,ura a. observed at Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Once. Feb. 30. a. m--The changes In tns
,.o,o. yesterday were slight. Cloudy weather, win
LIGHT rain prevailed. The temperature ranged between
az and 40 degrees the 37 beng ~ heher than
on the corresponding day last year and higher than on
orrv weather and light rain be expected In aa1
near this city to-day.
crosING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco Feb 20, 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
THE NETWORK CUSTOM HOUSE PROPERTY.

Washington. Feb. 2O-AssiStant SECRETARY C'ounsc'
OF the Treasury Department. will visit New York next
week for the purpose OF investigating the question vi
the sale of the Custom House property 80 lar, 10 o
has been found willing to pay the minimum limit Oh
81 600 600 for the property and II is thought at ~
order 70 find purchaser Congress will be asked 10
AlolL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
POCkLAND COUNTY.

vryv c,ry The largest Democratic town convcn-
,or hold tcreobonts in years that assembled at
Now CItv Rockland County. EX AsSemblymn Dem
arcst candIdate for supervisor, was defeated by a
large majority. There was an a'rnuino ,s %. w.
Joseph De Noyces was 'ho'"'""'cu io' '"P0'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
rorRrlI.cLAss rosrNAsrERs APPOINTED.

FOURTILCLAsS POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.
Washington, Feb. 2O.-Fourthclass postmasters
were to-day appointed follows:
Pcnnsylvania-II. Monk, Drennn; H. \. DICK AR
field Ccntle: J. KnOX, GibbOn Glade; L. H. idrr
Tarr>. - -,,.,
New lork-A. A. KAHN, Glenchy W. r. Benedict
LeptOndae.
Connecucut-C. F. Holley, Long Ridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AvENCE-Senator Henry NJ Teller Of CsN
orado Senator Henry G. Hsnsbrough. Of North DskonS
General Lewis Grant, Assistant Secretary OF Wars
Congressman Joseph D. Taylor Of Ohio, and Congress.
men NJ b. Wright and william F. Harrfty, OF Pennsyl.
yania. GILSEY-C gresham Michael D. Harter, %
/, hio. MURRAY HlLL-R. Montgomery Field VI
Boston, Lieutenant ;overnor william II.
Halle, OF Massachusetts. WINDsOk-Senator LEANS
Stanford and wife, OF California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
CHANGE IN THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD.

Washington Feb. 20.-BrisadierGeneral Thomas L.
Casey Chief OF Engineers L. ;. A. has been relieved
from duty with the Lighthouse Board at his own
request. and Colonel George Elliott. of the Engineer
Corps has been detailed TO that duty I'm his stead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
Jersey CITY.

II has been decided to hold the annual reunion OF
the Second New-Jerscy Brigade on April IN jersey
City. The reunion will take place In the ROOMS vi
Van Uouten Post, G.. "a. r., In the morning ana
banquet will be given In the evening III Noous haiI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
v.BFsury,s SCORES IN An ARMoEr MATCH.

The third class match was shot on ,nc ~, - H' "
IN w., ovcnioc +. WIS open to all members Of the
,.nt e>cept tho-elwho in any amory rife club match
r IN , competition the Abel or lie b'utilief uop'1
h.v u,1c score Of sixty points or better IN io"fs'c
' .,,.,. ,ycro ton nrIzes The follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21

There's Many a slp.-TOhcr-Have cigar. old ooyt
I'm afraid. though. these ARE not very 9ood In mcN
they NAV be worse than those gave you last
Friend lin q burst OF p0llieness)-lmpossiols, NJ
dear bow impossb le-(Ncw.York Weekly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
Brandrcth's Pills

When YOU feel kind gonenes about the stomach it
sign that your food does sit we'll and that you are
have fit of Indigestion. 900
When vou hegn 70 feel nervous and are unable to sit still
comfoaby when your clothes suddenly to lose their
fit and become too places the fit of indigestion surely
upon you.
When this fit of indigestion repeated from day to Gay"
finally resolves itself into dyspepsia
Remember that three to ten of Brandreths Pills will euro
the worst case Of indigestion dyspepsia or BOTH and that
regular course them say two every night tor week
or ten days. will act as preventive of either complaint
Brandreths Plsare purely vegetable absolutely harmless
and safe to take at any time
Sold in every drug and medicine store, either plain OF
sugar coated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21

MARDI GRAs WASHINGTON TO NEw-oRLEANs.
ExcnrsIon tickets at 80, February 25th To Goth.
Apply go Broadway, New-ioFk. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21

IN the work begun ic the Economic Gas Company IN
iJpe gas from the Indiana fields.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
N EW M USIC
FOR THE
40 l. | A N
FEBRUARY PUBLICATIONS.
Classical Music.

Symphonic No !. nat-Andlnte
Symphonic no l, L dst-Menue.to ...."...'.'' Hdya"
Symphonic No l. l. nat 1"y""
Finale Allegro Con spirito.
Symphonic "Susrfise' No. G. g
Adasio C1ntable-VNace Assai
Symphonic "surpt.,c" No. G. M1jor".."''''''' 1iuyo"
Andane.
Symphonic Surprise" No G. q Major...'"... Haydn
McnucttO.
Symphonic "Surpri.c'. No c. C MajoT....'..... maya"
Finale-Allegro Motto.
1.ctcl,ac, W MeVerbefr
Tremoo Etude "ouso"oN
Berccuse Cradle Sonc' So't'ehdN
Impromptu. op. 1lo, NO Heh'oeT'
Blumcn tuck Op '"'''""''"
Licbcslicd he"'e"
C1n7onctta
Nocturnc Op o. No.
wcccnllcd, Cradle Song"
M1fiDoSa Caprice ''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
,,rs,nryr PATTON s1EADiIr IMPR0vIyG.

Thc ten men at the head of the list we're the Prize
winners.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31
Anfla9et al fin Spiserinoe.

8 R~etsialen / 9eopolbItabt peo @ien
fob iornplis Seinrih ed, Tor Stranten
autlagct af lin Spiserinoe for sGrefors
n9rmelie. Sfjsnt ben Muflaseoe pads
itpo, at ban bar blepen banfet al i'm
Suiseriuoe, iom han betegneoe iont
"@iens ltsrlte tuinpeIise Slassbrooer,"
ertIGrece ban fig bog eiter 0pnmerenS
6ormanine piais til at gisre benoe Viz
bist, bupreiter 5orbanbIinsen uopitleoe
iis uioere iaaleoes:
9Ommereu It'll alaserinoen): "8e
uil oa bare tilireos meo en- unoltplos
ming?
ala~9erinben: "Wteo en- iimpel llnbs
%ifplonins? Nei, Sr. 0ommer. &nale
ital ban for mig Der / Retsialen og meo
cprafte Sanoer anruabe mig ON Eilsis
pelie" (til ben s~lntlaseoe): "gteo paa
&na, pieblitteIig."
Sr. ed. falteoe ct fly os irpatiomt
Slif, iGrit til 8ummeren, iaa til Spi.
%9erinoen. San q aabenbart / Bib
reoe, ON ban ifnloe fslse SpiorOriu9en
eller life, inotil 8ummeren ites inc.
8Ommeren (til alaserinOen) J: "8et
fan ba umulist uare Seres Nlpor!"
Sla9erinoen: $50, oct fan De p9re
litfer paa. - Neb paa 9np meo oio."
8ommereu (meget Itrengt): "giu er
bet nof. Set fan life lie; bette taaler
ie9 life. Get ct ~ipr9etiot, at Be mau9,
Ter 6OritaueIie al oct tibet iommeli0e /
9eres 5orlangenoe."
&lo9erinoen: "San bar iornermet
MIG"
0ommeren: "S9 De osiaa BAN, lige
III, loet Be lOrlan9er, at ban ifal fn9le
for Dem ber i &etsialer. De bar BOG
meo Ell Ofnno at 9iere os life meo en-
lioen @ut. Oil De pare tilireos meo
Ell nnOifplonln9, Sa eler 9tei?"
&la9erinOen: "Raa ga, for benre
8ang."
Sommeret: "Sa9en er lluttet."
&lagerinoen: "9fei, iaaleoes Ifal BET
life 9aa. San ltal bebe mig rieti9 ON
5orlaoelie."
Oommeren (til oen 2lnflaqebe):
"Stl De gipre bet? Sasen er Iurgu=
rigt luttet."
Sr. ed. traaote ben iii lin Suioerz
lnoe, BAD Denoe / ben bpflieite 6Orm ON
6%prlaoelle - % piloe Oerpaa omiaune
o8 fDsie berbe.
&laaerinoen (uipGr9enbe) "Saaban
eli uiOritammetbeo, iaapiot er pi bog
life TONNE"
0ommeren (%itren9t): "6er fpsler
man life; Oct mna Be aIgipre uoenIpr.
Sa9en er ailuttet."
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31
Ora ct. Olaf College.

Boloiriuet ben 17be Mai mellem
9utber College os ct. OLAF College
8lubberne bar BET beoite % anItGnoi9ite,
man bar feet paa oiSie &anter. Snt
Niteueu bolotes Der 17be Mai 5eit /
Colleges alen meb Gang, Defamation
us 2aler Of 8rOf. 0able % Stuoens
terne Birtenes os 8espi9.
Yrof. gtei8, ION / oct iorlgbne Iar
bar pRret Dor G9rer | Satin, ital til
neite gar uifariere for Troi. Sreoa oeo
Stats llniperiitetet unoer oenues Sps
bolo / europa.
Den en9elife Satolo9 ON Sfuleu er
MI i9rbis oe fan faces oeo Senpenoelie
til Sfolens 8eitprer. Den uorife &as
talo9 oil blipe iGroig | Sebet al Ell ll9e.
Sfolen bar bette glar bapt 1874 @leper,
SO Yl9er % 1872 Gutter. vi bisie bar
SO paret / Gplegesaibelinsen, Seies
oct bar pGret mere iepnt eao tiolisere,
ioet iorbolospis fna bar iorlnot Stolen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pil begpuoe
om giteneu ben LOBE Sunt meo eli
Gang llnoerbulonius. 2sroas 5ormios
bag ben lite boloes Slitninssfeit for
eperlte &lasie i Observation-Disclosures
aen. ON Gitenen pil Gleuerne / Yias
noipil pile, buao De bar lGrt Spnoas
S~ormibbas boloes Baccalaureate Ser
mon i ben uorlte &irte, ON Gitenen oil
ct Brosram sipes tilbeoite unoer Sibel'
flasiens Nuipicier, % Wtanoas SUrmips
bag ben 13oe boloes Commencement
for Genior 8lasien. A.
@ortbielo, @inn., 26oe 9eai 1892.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31
Spm0rfipn, beoen

benleoes paa Advertisements ON Den
npe Spmalfine Ouspeunen / neite
Spalte. Oct er III lpffets mig at blipe
lltano III at lfaffe "0ecOrabsY oiten"s
Abonnenter Ell rigti0 9oo SpTlaittne ii!
Ell biui9 4ris. 0ermcO maa life iur.
ltaaes, at Singer SO a ifinen bar
tabt | SRrot, ben er Ell iGroeles 400
Wfaltlne for Den bi(lige 8ris, "a pil
bare en- 6amilie / mango Gar, men ben
npe Wtaltite er ltprre, % itRrfere bpoz
get % pel p9rp GrisfOritjellen, builteu
CT $500. 6pr at iaa bsnue Maiflue
Iaa bldg, at ben fan iGlges til ben
auertereoe Sris, maatte je9 giore &plt=
trait for 1000 Get 5uiiuo) Otaifiuer
meo en- Dang, og betale for 100 Get
9nnOreoe) 0taitiuer az Gnnaen, % /
5orltuO, p9, for at faa oeu nDe Waitine
betjetot | en- pioere areos / i~or6ulosuis
tort 2to, er leg, oe0 6Orcfommenbeo
ira ]&Ompaniets Stoe, iitauO iii at irtgc
DE Igrte 10 Wtniflner ipr, buao
100 MaItiHer %toiter. Qette oil 0aa til
paa iplgenbe WtaaOe: 6per lobe 8ez
ltlIllng oil erpeberes irit, % bet til
lenote Selpb (meo 6raora9 al $1.25
lor 8laoet) ull bliue til6ngeieupt Sip
beren. &utiaa Oil De, buiS 8eItiQlno
trGtfer til at uGre Den lite, 22oe, 33te,
44oe, 55oe, 66oe, 7soe, SSoe, 99Oe Ga
llOoe, laa ben beltllte Wtaitne irit.
ll9e9pipigt III bpllten Bris. Hapnene
ull blipe ~befienot9iorte giennem Slaz
oct. Napnene paa eubuer 9jpber oil
bllpe n%eoteSneoe, eiteriOm De fommer
mo, 9jennem 8olten. 0ette Silbub
9lsres for at faa Otaifinerne lpreote
omfring | en- bio arebS, % en- alubliite
al IL Dlalfiner fra ct 9tabplaa uil aft.
iaa life fomme i Setragtuina. Beltil
lln9erne maa inbienbes e~nfeltpis. 2po
Warte til, bpilten @nrauti ajoberue
bar: bpis life Maifiuen er tilireoss
Itlllenbe, iaa betales Tengene tilbaae,
p9 jes oil betale 5raeten be9oe 8eie.
Sillfriu y. Nmumojen,
Gecorab, Soma.
9B Sepertisiementet / "geo arnen".
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31
Semtenoe @iseon lit.

On Norm9noenes Geltd9elie Dor.
gertrisen itaar !Sr. .. q. Buffet / Be-
greb meo at lfripe en- 8og, Der lfal no.
fomine paa "1ecorabsROiten"S SOrlag.
8ette er ct prisperoigt Nrbelbe og iaas
bel 5oriatteren iom S~orlGg9eren iors
tjener Stette % Spmuntring. Gn
Slltprie ON NormRnbenes 9eltagelie i
Sprserfrisen uilbe iifterlis uinbe Snbs
gang / Guiinber al nOrlfsamerifanlte
9iem, ON bare nu9en pilOe 9jore DC
npooenoige, ingenluuoe rin9e SpoIrel-
Ter, Der uotr9pes iur at iaa Waterialet
lanlet Os Sp9en i~frepet, pg bet siacer
os at ie, at Der iinbes M1nb, Der er
piai9e til at aiere noset i benue 9iets
ning.-"NOrbuelten."
= Get glGDer % at fIlne meooele
ben literRre gtDbeo, at ben oggtige 5ors
latter, 0r. 3. u. 8uilett Ell blepen ers
ga8eret al Ell itor 5UrlG8geriorretnin1
i'll at IfrlOe Ell lobe 8%tscOniiu Jte9is
meuts @iitorie." 6an pil / ben Gin
leonlng ioreta8e Ell ~lGngere 9teiie outs
firing ! g~turbociten for at beipae 8etes
ranerne % hos Dem inOlamle Splps>
Observation-Disclosures"