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Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
Jrr soften.
ct aoot Snincr.

Ter or tibet ounoet os me0et tabt,
naar man miiter lit Srmpr % benials
Der til panrlj9t 9uue. @reoe brin9er
en- Wtanp no al SigepG9t Og sipr ban
til Sptte eler Seq for DC minOrc irris
table. mehsns GrSIfabsiulcbeo oisr
BAN bet u~ubbolbelist / bet Selitab, ium
ban laoer bet saa uo pper. s Sanrs
merltsnins meb ianban Ell pranten SSpr
sr Ell munter Reriun ell 9piets Gnael.
Der er Sanobeo insen itgrrc oaelis
9po emo Munterbeb. 9enne G9enItab
sr liseipm SOlitin ON Saaen eaer Tom
en- goo, Iprrpseuce Resu pan bentprret
@rGs. Stinnet ira ct slub Suliat bres
Der zig % u~perisrer pua andre ben lpt.
telise aanp, iom inipirerer bet. Oct
iureite temperament maa imelte / ct
peoparenoe gUot Sumsrs S~maipelier.
Saopel 3angs stper Os 9ampe ie9er
at tlpn9e zig til bet iolbeltinneoe 2ano.
fab, liseium Srece % 5ortrRoeliabeo
oil blIue beti1mpet uf muuter Sale %
en- lpitis Cater.
llnber SucflgOelie al Sreoe oa ;SUr,
traoeligbeo flyer % 9jer Sult pfte
3ing, iom De ieuere bitterlia %iUrtrpoer.
Gaaoant onarli9t Temperament for
miniter pUrSrait % neoiRtter Dor Der
oisbeo. Nuor ben beIige Striit iiaer:
Zen, ION tan resjere ig ielu, CT per
Dig at iiooc bos aonoen," mener ben
oermco ben, iom fan Itpre tit 9empera.
ment. Wta9ten III at brmpe BET irems
brpoenoe 9ioeuitnbs llueir, at tuune
iige til bet rphioieoe Siuo: "3pS, unr
rOlig." CT en- mGgttig % GSel Muat,
Tom mart brireer Meuneitet % paa
3OmmeriRoet ouer bans bpie Sornuft
% 8eulotbeo.
GrOiprp9ene %umbnnoler set. "Gt ueus
Ti9t Spar bortiieruer greoe," ~grebe
lotIGteE Dtenlletets Slerte," "trRttes
tiRr 9uinoe uoer ell 5Samilies 9ptfe "
81 triiteli9t temperament milot.
tlRrli9t, penlist, betRutiomt % tiloi.
.penoe - buao anoet fan give Gns
9aratter iaa itor en- 9uoe eaer ubauoe
Ell iaaonn SeloGre ooer Si4len? st
ianoant 5%empernments gltmoif9re er
Irustbart % peliisneliesrigt. Snoens
Tor bets Smranoe er git SolItin po
blumitrer al anno. Der iiuoes inoen
9uloe, iusen Sfper, inoen Storme.
BarnoUmmrn 6lioer mitonet ueo bets
Grempel, % GtoerbOmmcu aienoinoer
uHOer bets SnbHpoelie rlu9oummcns
Muuierbeo % 9iuselnbe.
Spor lDttelis uilbe life 9iene1tefors
bOloenc blioe, bbis 5reoens Gnoel piloe
beige etbpert Wleuneites Siem o.
milonc bet lOrtrReeliae, trGttetjare
Temperament, ipm Oite gisr bet oaglias
Sir III III inno 8pree.--N. Y. Ledger
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
Hn9oonts .5ioeu.

Gloris paa Soro
aan reg gIemme
Zen lib, ie8 bar blcmmt
9os Dor % hos Iur.
gtin &uoae ben itoO
Eaa en- EIet iaa ualfer
SlaRot ltoOtiGote Batter
&eo 5jeloets SOB.
Ter le9eo jes iauimeu meO opbrs
Os Den Sto le9 tuuOe Ell glnoet ,Uriloo
Gno $eroeu par goo.
vi 9agcn lang,
ira Nor9cu til Sorlo,
s bet blcmlige Giclo
SnlaaingIeue fang:
80 uiorenoe GIT ie9 og lptteoe II.
Oct pnOi0e, Oeilige 3uuripil
Saa man9eu Gang.
"a jea blep itur,
6lpi ieg fra Sieoer,
Sra 5reoen oa @lGoen
sos Jar % Mor.
Wen jog bar bog lcoet min olobsr, O.,
s oeres Spite meo torutGtt 5na
Spit oppe / Goro.
O.. 5. 6Srelunh,
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

@,uneibsit County oil III forbaas
bentlis iattes IN Chopper for, oa Sras
mien er iat iaa bsi, at en- Wauo fan faa
uoseulunoe getalins for ben lib, ban
mat BRUCE ! at efterippre beres Dn9les
Yiaoie % ida br9bt babe be @amle og
be hinge. BOARD OF Superuiiors bar
remlis beitemt $500 for en uoren lltp
% 5000 iur en- llu9e. Gn belois Sirt'
ming pil iitterlig bette BABE, % 9oot
ifutOe bet p9re, ON 5aareaol tuuoe
triueS Der, bpor man, uosu llloe, bar
ale 8etiu9elier for of tunne oripe ben
meo JOroel.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
9ecorab % Smegn.
7fn 1she NpriI. 1902
GnnNrrt hnrt.

@anorci bort.
Wararetbe Sanoen, ipot 8euuingen,
Epuci Gruaion Snnoeus 6uitrli, esoc !
III 6iem 1irsOaa Sitcn oen Ste Npril.
6uu por ipOt 1922 NGS 4rGlte9j1lo,
Solineoal, Nproc, ~r9teoieees 1s4S %
uopauorsce itror otter meo i'm Wano
til Gmcrita. ~ 9lor boeoe DC pdn Nod
8rrrie, @is. men Orog ino Ill @inue,
16cit County, bpOr De boiutte Jig pan
set StpIfe 9nno, buor 5amilieu Irents
beleS Dor.
s tit 44narise 9Ggteifab bdcoc Dc II
Bern. Zen ipriteicOtc, en- Ssn, bsoe !
Ell ing gloer, De andre - 5 Scuier %
5 8gtre - leper n0e. SIi Dem bar 5
tiliteoe pso 8e9rapelier. BIG Canoes
9rait, Saitur Seebus, talte I Su'et, l
SirIen Os peb @rnuen, % ct tort 6eise
al 9tabpcr ps %eurer bauoc inotiinoet
zig.
Suu bapbe pGret ip9elig be liolte 2
IS Slar, % bnnrot ips bele Sinteren
i9jenuem, lco fore Smcrter, men bar ut
SOrs meO 3aalmobi9beo % BAD ina
inberlis til @uO, at ban uilOc beiri henoe.
lluocrtiOcn frpgteoe bun for, at Serren
"bapoe CLIENT benoe", melt, raor laa
bcnoes Mauo, iom nltio oar ueo benoes
Sioe, trciteoc benoe % iagoe, at &or~
bcrre moi OilNe buite paa beucc, ronr
Sioeu fem, oa ieltc bun lis after trpltrt.
De iibite Gar 9n9e ipntcs Smcr'
terne at pRre minore. Sum bauoe III
8euipitbeo til bet Sioite % osoe uoer
Stamp. "9tu / SEM Naun", bar De
iioite Orb, bun tnlte, ioet bun uoaalrSeoe.
SIrH oil uiit miuces al ollie, Der ionI
l SerereIie meo benoe, iom en- from %
brau Spiuoe, % mango 6atti9e ira Npz
bpaaers Qiuets 8aoe uil l~itterli9 bare
tenoc / tafuemmelia Griuorin9 for ben,
oes @aumilobeO % @jGtIribeo.
Mrs, Setter s,oue bebe iioaleben
Strson9S giten eitcr ilere Mtaaneoers
9ios(,er al 5prino Sur nor 0otter
NJ Sonef eGe,tos ! G(rumcon 9o,pu.
mi, n, bIe, bfo, % O(or oommsI 9e.
oronsI;eu iouSt etch finite oernoo IN.
Ser ,or 0ertooere n, Qiost bIen tooct
If 1omiGers @ropnIoSs noo @o,bino.
Uro;,;s e;rts,oorb sGhnSe bor
bost bsr 9scorob /; serp GIN ~ bonhe
u,,ros @sruer nor bsrloopr bsrSss ,oo
t;nIios 9ortoono
-
'"S ",''" Wy" "'.,
S y jaw w
'' '"' "S'S S9S'."
'"t O' w.
V""S "e." w"
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
Gn ioriGroslia lllnffe

rammccc nplis Nils Guauoabls lile
8utter cppe peb Bear Greef. Sun tos
en- 6iifeituns % git neb for at rife,
Roget, bun Oitere baooe siort, men oenne
Sang banote bet SfrGttclise, at bun
ilenste Snoren meo arosen iaaleces,
at ocnne sit ino lise unber bet enc Die
os tuersisjennem FANNIE. 9oftor Sens
fen fit aro5cn no, men Spnet paa bet
Sie er tabt ipr ~beItancis.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
On Sorfiartng.

"9ecorubz IOiten" inbebo(bt for ct
Bar Tiger iioeu ocu NDbeb, at Gbarlcv
Sroiun o9 gilbert Sbumplon bar orres
itercpe for at babe i~tjnolct Ell Del 8euoe
ira SOnioro Gamer. ga jeQ bar Ell
SDn al iamme Naon Tom 5ioItnponte
al DC TO Nrreitereoe, pil ie9 berpco faa
Sou at rplpIe, at min Spu bar it0cu
Ting at 9jDrc meo bcuuc Sfanonle.
8. 9. Sbpmpon.
NortGWoOO, Su., oen 9oc Glpril 1892.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
Gm romantic GiTorie.

s ben lille ipanite 9auosbp Beralaoa
peo ben frantic @rRnie Dor Ell @aaros
bruserfamilie, beitaaenbe al Saber, Mos
Der, Ell poren Ssn us en- una 9atter,
Dolores. Sgnnen bar uoItrepeu til
Milit9rtieneite og for at faa bam fri,
maatte 1900 Str. Itaffes tilueie til en-
Stebiprtraoer. Samilien iOlste nogle
al fine 8reaturer os fit berueb Yensene,
iom blep siemt / en- Stuffe. 9erpua
reiite 5oralbrene % Ssnnen til Spen
@erona for at aitale bet Sorneone meo
Steofortr9oereu.
Gn Nabo, Soulauon, baooe lpttet
iloenfor Milren, ben Sang &reaturialz
get bleu omtalt af ben loifreunes Surs
Glore; ba bisie % Ssnneu bar reilt,
tos Souluncn en- Maife paa fig os brsb
ino | Suiet, buor Dolores MI bar alene
bjemme. San tuan9 benoe til at iors
taue, bpor Senseue bar sjemte, % ban
bernG9ti9eoe fig Dem. pa ban bible
9aa fin Sei, ia9oe Dolores til bam:
"9et er Ell ilet Gtres, on bar sjurt.
= Si bar b~eltanOis opfert os iom sooe
gtabper mob Big.
"Su fjenber mig oltiaa!" raabte 8ans
bitten.
"Sa, on er 5pulnnon".
"lllptteli9e, Der ia9oe on DIN SeoS'
bonn. Sioen Oh bar sienijenot mig,
maa Oh os; ie9 bar life 9pit til at blipe
arreiteret".
Dolores BAD for tit 9iu o9 luueoe at
tie ItiQe; men ban Ipareoe:
"9llt, boao lee fan eisre for Dig, CT
at laoe big beige Din 9eosmaaoe. Sil
on ba ct &niuitif / Srpitet, eIcr ital je9
fpple bi9?"
Sen ilige 8i9e BAD pnanp for zig,
men uoen at oct rprte SOulanOn. Sum
BAD ba ON at blipe ben9t. SOulMon
iasoe, at bun ituloe be 5aoerpor, os
lte9 ielu by paa ct tibet Soro for at
iGite ct 5ous / en- aro9 / S9gsen. San
Hog 2sffe paa Spuget % fiat Sooeoet
ino / 2gften for at prGue, on ben Iluts
teoe gpot til. Meu / BET famine faiot
bet lille Gorb, ban itoo paa, ouerenbe.
5%oulanon bleu ielu b9nsen6e eiter Salz
len. 5pr9jaues isste ban at beiie fig
Op ueb at sribe Gag pm Souset lanser
oppe. - San raabte paa 9ulores ON
| Sj9lp, men bun bar fa%itbunoet til Sens
seItplpen % flinbe life rsre fig.
s bette Sieblit banteoe Solores's
Sorloueoe, 8arbal, paa @~ausosren.
Meu inseu iuareoe. San banteoe it9rs
fere % bsrte ba Dolores raabe; / neite
Sieblif bapoe ban ipr9u9t 9sren %
iigrtebe op | Stuen. Dolores bar be-
iuimet, 5oulanon u9iten bsb.
s en- 5art tit ban Sturten i~taaret
neb ug fin 5Urlouebe beiriet.
Nu li99er 5Oulanon paa Soipitalet;
man trpr, ban fpnmer iis. Sans Rome
1T SlaStilfGloe, oa ma beretteoe benbe
ON Wuuoens notwithstanding.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
g Ut a a {.
S~lpoepriien Iioite llae bar 16 Gents,

- @. 6. @eitniplp bar iaaet Hnteut
paa en- l~ubricator for @inbmsller. Sns
gen Muno | Gecorab iibber inbe meo
iaa mau9e Yateuter iom ban.
- Sp99etomter, iiar / lite os Ace
@arb, bar MI en- ripenoe Iiiatniug, Iaa
oft tpoer paa, at Der / 9sbet al Spms
meren pil bliue opfSrt life iua npe !Slie.
Opera Souie 1.-THE Grand) bar en-
ma9elns SiltrGtuinssfrait. @eb bper
6oreitiains er Der iulbpattet Sus, %
life ct bet BLOT Spsns 5olf, Tom ltrems
mcr til, men pgiaa Man9ioloise fra De
Omtriuslissenoe Smaabper.
- Nels s. Hellon er reiit pp til
NOro Satota / 6orretninser; ban BIZ
Der cnten ct Bar Tiger beroppe, elIer ct
Bar Waaueber, eiteaiom SmItGnoisbes
oerne maatte frGue BET.
3iberne Der er M iaaleoes, at
ielp en Smeo timber i'm Sbop FOR trans.
SObn S'gteiG upforer en- 5ilbpanins
paa 20 500.
Sper S6eie, Glert hos Suer Carr
fen, bar fiBbt @riuieGs Sus / Spofans
ten AT Spen for $3.50. Set bar bra
Sanoel, Sper.
"9ecprab Nepublican" bespnote
i'm Garri re ber / Spen for 80 gar
lioen. Den, Der eieoe alle bisie 80
slur9ause piloe babe ct u9rbiiulot 8is
pras til Spens StltOrie.
- llusbelte unber 9ltblete brinser
sooe 9riier. Mr. SaSen fra @ainnes
apolis betalte forleben Dag $500 for
to, enbnu life iulbt 2 slar sumle.
= l~linolsite 8reue: 9ouis Sohns
iun-@tiis Marp Gnn SObnion-Sans
@~uselieH-8etiep q. INTERCHANGEABLE
arneion-Sobn q. 2arien-Mrs. 81.
Seim-Miis emma Iafers-Nlbert
Slien Sope.
= Sne falbt i Snsbass inotil en-
Ssibe al 5 CONNER paa Iet Marf; bppr
ben bapbe Nnleonins til at briue lams
men, sif ben en- Mauo ooer &naet, %
bette bar / 8pens @aber. 9orsbas
Gitermiooas iuseoe ct uarmt. Solifin
ben iaa pmtrent bort isieu.
De imale 8assaoer (alleys) /
5orretninss sapartalerne er MI bleoen
rpobeoe pp, 9pset, Tom lterft tr9ngtes.
Oct er StreetsG siiuner Senien,
Der taser zig al iaaoant arbeioe.
3. 2. Samres gus / HGrbeoen
al ct. Gtouo Sutel, iaaoibt ui %erinbrer,
ct al GecOrabs old landmarks, maatte
iiube Ell auoeu Ylaos, ba 9amre oil
bpsse lit npe GUS paa 5umten. 5or9er
Mceu upertps 5lptninscn, os BET ital
anbrinses paa Den norore Del al u.
Gaeitaos Got.
= Mtiis Sue5 Yieripn, en- talentiulb
Dame, bar ioraret bet npe Opera
SOuie TO SpsSfitier, malebe | 9aub.
farue. De astcs ppbenst j Spsnins
gems 5Upcr (@ausen, iom fsrer IND til
Silifuerplaoieue), iaa enbper ipm beips
ger 5beatret, bar Nnlcbuiug til at tage
benz / Sieipn.
8eit Union fit nDlis tit upe Sanb.
BERT iitaub, men oct bar aaereoe Ill be-
spnpt at ilaa zig praust, buffet leber
til uuentece tlo9iiter. 9isie falber bog
maaite narmeit paa bet 5irma, Der
bapoe 8pntratten, nemlig Sarriipn a.
SaDlep, bet iamme, Der bar bragt SEQ,
nin9en ira Gecprab ganbpert pp til
9utber College.
Luther College Silver Cornet
Band % Turner Club oil glue en- Con-.
cert % S~ppisninB i Operabuiet igrIt.
tcmmence Grcbn9. @lcm oct M life.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
@inucibeif Guuutp's "sprebape4

gi bar allereoe igr ~iortalt ON en-
NnturmrrtuHroisbeo noe pda Ole u.
Serges 5arm / @lenipooS Sopnibip,
uemlis ben, at Der ira en- ifopbeporet
5jclobsioe uommber 6uler, / 6pis Sns
bre Der mau pGre en- iulSf9ubie 0pres
bare. Ssrse buloer npie Resnins ODER
be Spr, ban iauser / i'm lllueIar, % Der
er Spsisret ira 3iosrummet fra lite
gpril 1891 til lite 9lpril 1892.
26 8OObdOds, II scuuts, 9 Tim
Der Rattle Snakes, ira 8 til 4 SOB
lanse, 2 &pstutte, l srua &ujer, l &abs
Bit % l Martmls. Oct er Sanb.
bec en- moerlis 9preUerOen lamlet Der.
inoe / Sulsn elsr Sulerne, tbi Garen
itaur Iise Sabnin8sn CO 81. er Der, be
tuibes.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
Luther College Entertainment,

Som fpr numcIOt, oil Luther CoIIa,0
Silver Cornet Band % Turner Club oips On
llnoerbolontna / bet upt Sper0bus 5rsSo,
Stitcn ben 22oe NpriI. @uiterne hor o,or,
zig al Glib, % ri baobcr at Gublifum pI
paaltjenne bette p9 9ioe Dem ct fuIbt 0ns
PROGRAMME.
PART l..
Overture, SaHSitenitrsihs ...... C,,a.
tRsnd.) -"
Grand Russian Fantasia 900. ...., H..
tConet Solo, ~
Selection from Cneubach's Opera.
lRandJ
Bird of Paradise. Waltz D.sJF,,
(PiColo Solo,
Selection from Auila ....... Verdi
(Raud.D
Prize Composition, Polka "LIdial Horace NJ Mnk.r,
baritone Solo,
Danube waves ....''.";.' ."."""". lysnovd
(Band.)
PART II.
/ Club Swinging.
;. Horizontal Bar.
J. Parallel Bars.
:. Flying Rings.
S Tumb.ng
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
Iaben Sorreiponoance.

Den Gbonnent, Der unocrItripcr fo 81
SRlbo, Slodbuiet, Soabp, beOes %penIrorS{ -
at op9toe i'm Aore@ie, ba Vi pujter at torrs,
Ippnbere meo bnni. """
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

Gn Suremaifine. buurmeo mau fan
bore fire, iers % OttetanteOe Sul / Sern,
er fpnitrueret al Ell gn9lGnoer og oil i
ben uermeitc Sremtio blipe bra9t i
Sanoelen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
@noSticncffcr.
fne asmSae eiter VaaWe.


z 7ecorab sReuisbcps Sirie ingen CUBS
.ieneite.
SgnodaSlfole 81. -
9uiuoeinrcnnaen meoer 5horsod9 Giier.
mtoona hos @lrs g. &. Sliou.
The Christian Eudeavor Society ! VII
TENS 8aiemeut 6repag Gitcu 81 ~.
q oen SsrTte q. G. g. Sirte pni 6otrlio'
baacn al 10 meo Nlirraan1.
Sltcrodue3aumrlotlic SGrpdg Ntten ri. .
{ @trteRe S3alemeut.
eepNaaSitple umiNbeIbnrt eiter @nostje'
nciten.
Sm @itcucn al ~ 9rrbt'en Tor ing
bpmmcn per 9rot 9aricu.
apufirmautcrue mpeer NRnuona elferu'lo'
ona 81 2.
@pluocicrcuiuaen mPocr 8orsod9 elter'
nliNoaa al . hrs Mrs. Ole gnoerlon.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
EeeprabsW
Ioresiciorauoriua.
$50, sptu

Gaitor .. g Snnfouious goresie er for.
dloret fra Helurn, Sermon Co., til Gipieo,
Sermon Go, g2iS.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

5er9n2 Sails, Minu., 13oe glpril '92
Ssr. y. 9numoicm,
Sccorah Sopa.
Sen Yrcmic Ginger SD:
maifimc. iom jca beitiltc hos
Tenn, CT mootaget I 900
Stano, 90 jc9 CT iGroeles pel
tilircSs nnco ocn. Sen ar,
ociOcr aoot.
IS. y. Sduocr,
Tcrgus sails, Winm.
Sire brm9te Sraicr / 900
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

@lem life Observation-Disclosures i
bet nne Sperabus irrttommcuoe Ere,
Dag,
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

Gnobtoere benleoe5 Spmrrfomtcocn pua ben ienoyoicuiun at bu re 5pnrtuuc
thew busines9 AZ Heu got Nc Stten SOMA Tor 1891 oar pUr fem O en- bo gd
lion Spu1rS eMro oeren aRtuton mere cno 1890 pa tMc omr cit 9RHpn Dollars
mree mo I'M new business no9et anoct acmpuni Stmen 3oma fan ppphe for Gat
1891. II 0eM Der Gntr pa at tme ell 4p@@simone 8oGce. oil o fae: SuSRrb
Tile no9en Nn1Bgrng Tor Bodice, for Sc har idl Ell 0neut fr Pen yhrF qc
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
nlpe'6nierinstn

prre.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-14
Public sehoeI Notice.


: To avoid misunderstanding between
the patrons and teachers of our school,
we desire to place before the patrons an
old but important rule of the school:
1t is this: Teachers are to require ex-
cuses from parents or guardians of pupils
either in person or by written note, in
all cases of absence or tardiness, or dis
missal before the close of school, and no
excuse shall be deemed valid except that
of sickness, or very necessary employ
ment.
The teacher shall be the judge of the
sufficiency of the excuse, subject to an
appeal to the directors.
When the unexcused half days alb
sence, and tardy marks of any pupil
shall aggregate four in any four consecu-
tive weeks, the teacher may suspend him
until he may gain the permission of the
directors and principal for readmission,
or the teacher may employ any other
appropriate punishment. 3-14dw1t
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-14
Two brother. IN a battle.

War means not only public but private
calamity. Through its means nations
are convulsed and family relations sew
cred. During the Peninsular war one of
the generals. observing the numerous
cavalry against which his brigade had
to contend, advised the officers in com
mand not to weaken their ranks by con
Quoting prisoners to the rear, but after
disarming them to let them proceed of
their own accord. 1t was not uncom.
mon, therefore, to see groups of French
dragons riding quietly to the rear. look
ing for some one to take them in charge
1t happened, at one time, that a GER
tain hussar. having taken a prisoner
ordered him also to fall back, but the
man. having ridden some little distance.
as directed. suddenly applied spurs to
his horse and made a detour to his
regiment. The hussar. observing this.
as quickly pursued. overlook him and
shot him dead.
Having secured his rein, he convened
him some little distance to the rear and
proceeded to take off the dead mans
valise. There, on overhauling its con
tents, he found a letter from his own
father, which proved that it was his
brother who had fallen by his hands.
Stupefied with horror. he sat motion
less and speechless for some minutes
then big tears rolled down his cheeks
and he exclaimed. THE king has com
manded. and God will forgive uIer'
He put spurs to his horse and rushed
headlong into battle That very day ne
was killed near the spot where ne had
innocently shot his brother Youth 8
7 Companion
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Kenneth Mackea of Dayville, is at the
Umatilla house.
Peter Risch of Dufur, gave this Office
pleasant call today.
Straw hats and ice cream appeared in
The Dalles yesterday.
Pat Doris, one of Kingsley's solid
men, is in the city.
Sheriff Gates left yesterday noon for
Palouse City, Wash.
Sandy Olds the murderer, has started
gin mill in Portland
Something for men to read. The
notice for men only today.
w. A. Hunter of Rutledge, returned
yesterday from trip to his old home in
Canada.
A knight of Pythias lodge has been
Organized at Wasco with thirty-one
members.
Editor Halloran, of Astoria, passed
up on the noon train yesterday, labelled
Tor Spokane "and other places"
Mrs. Wilson of East Portland, spent
Sunday in the city with her husband.
Capt. Fred Wilson of the Regulator.
Capt. Sherman, first officer of the
Dalles City, was in The Dalles yester-
day, enjoying the climate and renewing
old acquaintances.
Judge Bradshaw and Messrs. G.
Watkins and w. H. Wilson left yester-
day to attend circuit court in Wasco,
which convenes today.
French and Lauer have got their
smoke-stack and boiler in place, and ex-
pect to have their engine ready to start
up their sash and door factory by the
first of next week.
p. B. Sinnott, deputy United States
marshal for Oregon, was in the citv YES
terday He is after timber thieves,
liquor sellers on Indian reservations.
land other bad men,"
A victim of the cup that cheers and
inebriates was found lying ON a side
walk, Saturday night, sleeping off a de-
bauch. He was fined in the usual sum
of s. and costs this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Macaiister and
Mrs. Peasley came up from Portland
Saturday night on the Regulator. Tbev
are residing in one of DIR. Siddalls houses.
corner of Fourth and Laughfin street.
Mr.. Macalister went down on the boat
this morning and will return to The
Dalles toward the end of the week.
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Newspaper. of the World.

The number of newspapers published
in all countries is estimated at Al 900 OF
which number about 24.0OO appear in
Europe. Germany leads the European
list with 5000, then comes France with
4.10O. England with 1000. Austria-Hun
gary with $500. Italy with l.4OO. Spain
with $50. Russia with 500. Switzerland
with $50. Belgium and Holland with
300 each. and the rest are published in
Portugal, the Scandinavian and the Bal
kan countries.
The United States has IL, 600 newspa-
pers. Canada has 100 and Australia also
has 700. The people Of the United States
therefore read and support about a.
many newspapers as England. France.
Germany and Russia combined. Paper
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La Grippe successfully Treated.

:. have just recovered from second
attack of the grip this year." says Mr..
JAS. o. Jones, publisher of the Leader,
Mexia, Texas. '.1n the latter case /
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and
think with considerable success, only
being in bed a little over two days,
against ten days for the first attack.
The second attack am satisfied would
have been equally as bad as the first
but for the use of this remedy, as had
to go to bed in about six hours after be-
ing struck with it, while in the first
case / was able to attend to business
about two days before getting down. -
so cent bottles for sale by Blakeley &
Houghton, druggists.
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rhe oidest House i'm oregon.

The Astorian says "The> oldest house
in Oregon" is the title of an item in an
an exchange which locates that most
ancient domicile in Oregon city. But
there is a house in Oregon older than
that. 1t is house not built with hands,
but is not eternal in the heavens. It is
very solid and stands about twenty miles
from this city. 1t was built by the great
designer and architect of the universe, or
by one conyersant with His system and
plan. 1t was once giant spruce tree, but
two three centuries ago the top broke off
1t was then followed gradually out by
fire, and in the course of years there was
hollow place inside of the trunk about
twenty feet in diameter. A wanderer
who squatted. and finally took up the
tree claim on which the tree stood hewed
+ 1T out and made it habitable, put in a
floor, door, and windows, and there it
stands, the oldest house in Oregon. It
was little growth when Columbus dis
covered America. 1t was lusty young
tree when Cortez found the Pacific ocean
and stood silent upon peak in Darien !;
its branches tossed aloft when the Puri-
tans built their campoody by Plymouth
Rock; it was giant OF the forest when
the Declaration of Independence was
signed; it was huge in its growth and
great in its dimentions when the Column
bia river was discovered. Through six
centuries it has stood and may stand six
more. 1t is worth a visit, and till some
one else jumps up an older structure of
human habitation the Astorian holds
this to be ''the Oldest house in Oregon y