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The evening world., 1893-10-26
WEEKS ON HIS WAY HERE.
District Attorney Nicoll Sure the
Fue live Has Started.

District Attorney Nicnll said this morn
Ing that Francis II. Weeks, the fugitive
lawyer, was probably now on MS way
to this city on the steamer FoNhall. IN
charge II Detectives Reilly and Won
GeriChtcn.
He said tina the vessel sailed lcsrCr-
day, as contemplated. II any change
had been made he would have been mott
fed by the State Department at Wash
ington.
Mr. Niooll said that tho programme
was to take Weeks I'm n special govern
mrnt train from Costa RiCa to Port
Limon. and .hcro transfer him to me
steamer. which was scheduled to lcav,
for New Orleans, La, Yesterday after
Weeks is expected to req h New York
about Nov, g.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
MAYNARD THE THEME.
Ratification at Tammany Hall and
On oosit' on at Cooper Union.

1t was reported this morning that Sen
ator Hill might not be able to speak at
the ratification meeting in Tammany
Hall tonight. Secretary McGoldrick
said at noon that he had not heard to
the contrary from the senator, and nat
he expected Senator voorhees, also to
be present.
In the absence OF either or both Con
gresham Jason Brown. of Indiana. will
be n of the principal orators. II" is
said to be a very good speaker.
Gov. Flower will preside in the main
hall. Overflow meetings will be held IN
front of the building,
The Bar Association also looks for a
big crowd at its masS-meetinH in Cooper
Union, where Maynard's election viii
be opposed by such eminent speakers as
Frederic X. Coudert, +. Ellery Anderson
and Wheeler H.. Peckham.
All the Tammany clubs have been or
dered to send big delegations to make
a big showing for Maynard.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
D%EPOSITORS AMAZED.
Another Queer Turn in CONNER
cial Baak Affairs.
Postponemert on False Information
to the Attorney General.
Counsel for Depositors Denies
Making an Agreement.

D,positurs Of the wrecked Commercial
BYk OF Brooklyn. who have been fight
lug hard to wind up the affairs of the
institution, flockcd into the office OF
Horace Graves. in the Phoenix Building,
this morning to express their astonish-
ment that final Judgment on the bank
had been postponed by Attorney-General
Rosendale from Saturday to Tuesday.
Mr.. Graves was equally astonished,
and declared to his clients that he had
ment.
While Mr.. Graves and the ]depositors
were talking the matter over the fol-
lowing letter was delivered, which
throws some light upon the subject:
ATTORNEY. GENERALS OFFICE.
ALBANY, oct. %. 1898.
Hors,- Graves. Esq, Brooklyn
near sir; I am in receipt OF your letter Of
the cath inst. in relation to the case OF the Com.
mercial Bank.
I am also in receipt Of a letter this morning
from Mr. barnett to the effect that he had agreed
ment should he postponed from Saturday until
Tuesday, and assume that such an agreement
has been reached between YOU gentlemen. and IN
that event | shall appear on TUESDAY at the
Special Term for the purposes of Anal judgment
Very truly yours. $. W. ROsENDALE,
Attorney General
Nnen MT. raves reau tne reuter- ne
was loud In the expression of his indig-
nation, and with several depositors Wis
tied the Office of David Barnett, ounse
for the bank, to demand an explanation.
Mr.. Barnett was not in.
Mr.. Graves then sent the following
telegram to Acknowledgement Rosendale:
Brooklyn, oct. 20, 1899.
Hon. $. W. Rosendale. nttOrnev-General. Albany.
| did not consent 10 the adjournment.
HORACE GRAVES.
Mr.. raves on Tuesday sent a letter
to MIR. R~osendale, saying that he sin
cerely regretted that the bank officials
had violated all their promises of re-
sumption and agreeing to the APPLICATION
for final judgments IN Saturday. Moth
ing was said about an adjournment.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
ST. PAUL STREET.CAR STRIKE.
Only a Mail Carrying Line Runnir z
to Minneapolis.

ST. PAUL, MINI. Oct. 26.-The trou-
BILE which has been brewing between
the Twin city Rapid Transit Company
and its employees eliminated this
morning in a strike.
At s \. NJ. not "a car was running on
any line in this city except the Inter
Urban. As this line carries the United
States mail between st. Paul and Min
with II.
The men were orderly, hut the police
were ordered out to protect the prop
crty OF the Company.
The Minneapolis men we're expected
to join the strike but did not do so.
About four hundred men struck in St
Paul.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
British Mine-Ownsrs Yield q Point
to tho M'nora

LONDON, Oct. @e,-Thc Mine ON ners' Fedora
ton has consented, at the request Of the Miners
Federation, % meet representatives ot the latter
organization and discuss the whole question Of the
strike wittout prejudice. Hitherto the owners
would discuss only the question Of a reduction Of
wages
The strike in North Wales appears IN he ap.
preaching an end. several Collicries have re-
started work rsyirg lhe'miners the rate OF Wages
prevailing before the strike.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
SLASHED BY AN ITALIAN.
Razor Used in a Four Handed Fight
and Two Badly Gut.

Romeo I.ancarillo, an Italian. OF los
Hopkins street, while standing in front
OF 60 Moore street, last evening, was
assaulted by Joseph Lain and Isaac
Bernstein, who live at that number.
John Gizaduo. a friend Of I.ancarillo,
who also lives at li5 Hopkins street,
came to his assistance.
In the general fight that cnsued Bern
stein was badly cut in the left breast.
and Lain was slashed in the check by
a razor In the hands Of Gizadno, The
wounded men were attended by ambu-
lance surgeons and taken 10 st. Cath
crimes Hospital. The two Italians We're
locked up In the sixth Precinct Police
Station.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
ITALIAN OFFICER KILLED.
His shipnates Visit Prompt Ven
Reancs on the Somalis.

LONDON. Oct. ga special to the
Times from Zanzibar states that a
Second Lieutenant OF the Italian de-
spatch vessel Staffetta, was murdered by
Somalis at Merkah, on the mainland,
forty-1ve miles southwest OF Maya
doxo.
The Staffetta subsequently bomharded
the town, which contained about 5000
inhabitants, and then landed sailors and
marines. who killed several Of the Soma
lis concerned in the murder. All the
Somalis in the place were disarmed.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
GoUNoD's BODY RESTS In STATE.
Removed from st. Cloud to Els
study In Paris.

PARIS. oct. 26,-The body OF ~.
Gounod, the great composer, who died
At st. Cloud or Wednesday last. was re-
move to-day to his study in the Place
Malesherbes, where 1t viii lie in state
until Friday. when the state funeral
will be held.
Many people have already passed by
:he casket containing the remains. TAX
Ing a last look at the great musician.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
OTTO KEMPNER APPEALS.
Wants the Police Board Man
damussd to Print His Tickets.

John Fennel. attorney for the New
York Citizens Democracy OF the Seventh
Assembly District, appealed to Justice
barrett in Supreme Court Chambers this
morning. for a peremntory m%andamus
compelling the Police Commissioners
to review their action rejecting the
Otto Kempner ballots and to print OIL
cial ballots bearing his lame for member
OF Assembly in that district.
Justice Barrett fixed tomorrow morn
Ing at 1890 as the time TO hear argu-
ment on the application,
The evening world., 1893-10-26
L~ieoknecht Says a General Strike
Would Be Hopeless.

COLOGNE, oct, 26-Herr Tiehknccht. in a
speech explaining the historical and ideal sig,
nincAnce Of May Day celebrations, dNclt upon the
hopclcssncss OF a general strike under existing
economic conditions Twenty delegates spoke in
favor OF pcrmissive cessation Of work on May
Dar, \ resolution in accordance with the views
OF these speakers Vas adopted.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

The old saying that ICON
sumption can be cured if
taken in time was poor
comfort. 1t seemed 10 invite
a trial but to anticipate fail,
ure. The other one. not so
old, consumption can be
cured" is considered by many
false.
Both are true and not true;
the first is prudcnt-one can.
not begin too early.
The means is careful living.
SCOTS Emulsion of cod-liver
oil is sometimes an important
part of that.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LINING-free.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
CANDIDATES WITHDRAW.
Newly and Jacobson No. Willing
to Run.

John V. McEvily, nominated by the
New York Democracy of the Twenty
sixth Assembly District, hlei his declina-
tion with Clerk Delamater at Police
Headquarters to-day. At the same time
the New York Democracy sent in the
nomination of Richard d, Sheridan to IN
substituted for that of MCEvily.
Samuel II. jacobson. nominee OF the
Peoples party for District Delegate to
the Constitutional Convention from the
Ninth Senatorial District. has sent in his
d~eclination.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
SHORT TINE in DUBLIN MILLS.
American orders Fall on and Trade
Is Dull in Ireland.

DUBLIN, oct. 26.-Owing to n falling
off In American orders the mills of
Armagh. that weave the superior kinds
of damask. are running on short time.
Some mills in Lurgan making the same
goods have stopped entirely.
Many hands have consequently been
thrown out OF work. and there is much
distress. The mills manufacturing the
ordinary grade Of damask have not been
affected.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
CoTrAE CITY HOTEL FIRE.

VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, oct. 2s-The
Highland House. the largest hotel in Cottage
city, as burned early this morning. Tie hotel
was owned nv Fall River and Cottage city par
ties, and was worth about 800, ono, with $4,000
insurance. II had been unoccupied since the close
OF the season. The fire was Of inccndiary origin.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
LADIES OUT CAN PAIGNING.
They Are Making the Political Fight
in BROOKLYN Lively.

brooklyn ladies are taking an active
part in the local political campaign this
year and have come out strong for a
better and Clcaner government.
They have perfected their organization,
which il known az the 'Women's Health
Protective association" ard are doing
great work in printing and distributing
circulars showing M the weak points
Of Mayor Boody's administration.
They are also conducting a house-to-
house canvass In behalf Of Charles a.
Schioren, the Republican candidate for
Mayor. hutton holing voters and secur-
Ing their pledge to supper Schirrcn and
Gtynur AT the polls. Between three
hundred and four hundrP are engaged
in this work.
They have recently declared in favor
Of George Kinlicl for Supcrvisor-at-
Large. Among the prominent members
are Mrs. Gicn. 4. &. Barnes, Mrs. James
ScrimEcour. Mrs. camden G. bike. Miss
Both-HendriCllsen, Miss lie Row and
Mrs. \. i. PedrN.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

SCOTr 4 RoWNT, ChemistS, New York.
y our druggist keeps Srott's Emulsion Of cod,
liver ol!-all Druggists everywhere DO, ~.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
llluffestilialpe. aro peItre sliore

Hlpffestilialbe. Sra oeitre Sliore
trloss ben 2oen b.: @aaromanbsfone
Gli Gn9ebretsbattsr goe pmtum ioas
paa Neiie til 9anobanbleren berpeb,
at bun table Serreosmmet puer Soften,
Der roienoe Gart for aiiteb mob enbel
~Ser9tnonisr, Der ititter op paa Sieerne
al Spsoepeien. ulptien bGuote ! Nar'
beoen al Stationen 6osbeim, bpOr Sol
let bar gienpibner til 8%eeipenbeoen.
Ia 5olt tom iii, laa Seit ps &ieretsi
pRltebe operenoe, % ben itottels apne
laa liplgs meo Sppebet fnuit mob Spas
bsr9et. G9sen Der blep tiltalot pr. 3e'
lefon, tunoe Inn funitatere, at 3Doen
bar inotraaot meo en- @an9.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

I'll M arbeiber | ben nprIte Sinne.
mis- ion er anta9et i bisie Gage. Sr.
Rano. tbeOl. 3anobers bar erfl9ret fla
Oilig til at 9aa / oenue Misiipns 5ie.
neite. Sioen Stodfelots Gage err Sr.
Gcncber9 ben fsrite 9beOlos, Tom mel
Der ii8 til benne beipGrli9e @jernin9,
6r. 9unbber9 er en- ulg, traitia
Gono, fulO oi Snteresie for fin irem.
tlol0e 8jernin9 % beiiGlet al aiarlis.
beo til bet Soft, ban oil uirte iblanbt
@ao e8en Saano bar ban tile9net fig
life rin8e aunbItabcr / 5inIf, Os iaaa
mart ban bar t~ilenoebrast ben praftiit'
t~beolO8iite @ramen. oil ban reiie til
2rOmSG for unoer Sr. Seminarbeitp.
rer Gui9itnos 9eoelie at ubpibe fine
eprO8tnnoitaber, % enbelis ital ban,
pr bau bc9pnoer fin esentlise @irtipm,
ss0, opbOIbe fig en- 3ib / &araiiof 70,
SprO8ets SfDlo. 3anbbers err febi
zoe September 1869, unoerfaitebe Iic
egomen 9Irtium / 1887, Gramen filoi
ll0So % GTamen tbeOl. 1892, iamt'
A5e meo laudabilis.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Gn aammeL. trp lien.r. aprrine

9srbas bseruoebe ben samle @aarbs.
iormano pau 8orseitao I @jerpeu Grit
Nielien. Sau bar pRret Der paa @aars
ben ! SO Gnr meo 8 @enerationer al
Of Snsbpnbsiplt. Spr 3 @ar iioen
blep ban b9bret meb Selitabet for glor.
ses Tels Sglpmebalje for lang % fro
3jeneite.
gor9eitobs Gier, Sr. stortbinas,
mano 8unnar &uuoien, cir ben eamle
bet Wlonesbprb, at BON bar en- prpatia
Wtano I ole Dele = f ben slaas, Tom
man fun ijeloen trafer poa i Gipet.
Oct banoer life uite nutilongs, at npgen
blir Iaa "sammel / 9jenslten", % enos
I'LL ~'jelbnere bomber bet, at en- iaa eams
mel 2lener fan faa ct iaa glimrenbe
StnoSmaal. 8i mener oerior, at ben
atopoe samle Sabersmanbs Napn ior.
tlener at bli tienct osiA ubsnior ben
iGrmete areos.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Gn ung Sfibsfsrer fra 8riitiania,
br. Garl Sdeu, Bari "gr" brutneot
iurlsoen Su8oas ! Surrey Commercial
Gods, Rptberite.
San tpm 9aaenoe langs Ilbionfaier
iammen meo lin 5Orlopebe % en- sot
Sen, ba ban pluoieltg sioroe ct Sell
trim % iolbt / gunoet = ban bapbt
aRr truttet aumeraten meb fig.
3cune taiteoe burtis npsle 9lante'
tgtter uo iii BAN, mems ban raabte, al
ban ItuIoe bOloe fig oppe peb Spem.
ainG, III be fanot en- 8aab.
6on5 6Orlouebe bar naiten panpittio
At Gortoiotslie, men ban raabte Up til
9eRbe, at bun madtte pGre rolia, for
ban itnlOe not bolbe fig uppe.
atcn itrar efter raabte ban: "Ia,
hlTip mig, Sub jes brutuer", os for
ipauot / Sjpeu.
6ans Sig bleu iuart funbet. San
tuloe bapt 8rpaup Ell Dag i n9Ite
U8e.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
E..
=, uorsre gurbaI Tripes til

aro uorSre anroal itripes II
aTgSIrnO" ABE Sept: t..,.,,
siSrnen bar i be iioite 9ase bulere'
~sngsIte Gteoer af 8olorisaaien
Haa nfor ignbre Ga norbre Gurbal.
T1 Sau fanotes fOrleben iNarbeper
.,sn 5qter ilos tilrebt; Sjertet Of
a,s,srre par uOreune os pat boor'
tu, 9,iteu al Sauen par nItaot. 5or'
WV .n,ntlio Iulbe ben lis9e Der inotiI
s.Srs qciliabeo iubtraf, ba Steoet par
9rr6eoen af en- S~GterboO.
IN ftor aalp, tilbprenOe en- @aarO'
.,S.sr ! ggtneoalen, blep totalt gbsln9'
@oo Qer1fpgen bupbe Damien" fom'
net IND ! en- bel guifab. % en- SAINT
S"pbe Der ianOipnlispis iunoet Step,
;S,t 4 9,cr bar naiten itamilaaebe pa
,,,Sfloret. gn 8alp MATTE Der bgot
reO 2iUet.
Ser pnr fun en- iaa bjerp Stptter, al
nan turoe gua ben til Steoet for al
irr, pon Sisrnen; men oenne fom mol
20, iereuo Wgrtet par ~inotraaot. Gr
s~ole blep ienot BAN, us 8eiultateI
Srsp. at gamien fit fig en- ~prbentlia
eprlnamar9 burteiter Gaien.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Iarpeien. Som grempel paa, bppr
oripenbe garet bar p9ret for I9er pg
Gng, bDr bet nUteres, at paa en- al De
itprre Gienbomme / Stien G9nen er ben
belle aprnaulins inofisrt os aitarifet /
ausuit Waaneo - lao Wtaal Tort So
rebaure, 90 Maal Sps ps 10 Mtaal
gGrter - er MI inbbierset meo ct goot
Wtibbelsaars llohptte. Gfterilantten
itaar tiloels pen os pil %piitnof Osiaa
bjalpe spbt paa, bpao ben iprite Sp'
Ilaat manslebe | apantitet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
B., G. r. & n. R'y. Items.

Remember the b., c X. & N. R'y. was the first line
to run a through car Of any kind out Of DEBORAH
for Chicago, and that through car is a fine Reclining
chair car run every Monday and Saturday. Chairs are
free to all, and by taking these chan cars you are sure
depend on main line chair cars you will get Jeff because
people on main line fill up these cars so go via b, {.
X. q N. R'y. and make sure Of a chair in these CAR
where in you can obtain a nights rest and sleep. On
all other days through coaches are run TO Chicago
without change. Sleepers may be had at Cedar Rapids
il spoken for in time. zzo.d
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

nopanbrin9en til Gnerifa fra bort
9ano bar / ben mellem 1862 os 1892
fprlpbne Menueltealoer uosiort benpeb
40O, HeriOner, liseiaameset iom
belle Nprses SOltemGnsbe omfrins Gar
1000. Samtiois er 9anoets 5olfes
men9be iteset meo ca. 100000 Men'
METER.
SpiS Der III bar ben rette 5art p9
Gner9i / llonpttelien at 2anbets life
rinse uaturlise Sjalpetiloer, turoe en-
9po Del ai be bortbrasne funne bape
funoet 8rpo % Irne ber blemme.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

nonaohelier. timber Abe {. Wt. bar
aongen ubnepnt ~fglsenoe: &ouit. gu'
reau6ef 5 s M @ &uitao til Bureaus
def / Snorcs3ept.; fonit. Sefret9r i
9anobru9sbirettOriatet O 9%anbbers til
Sefretar i napnte 9ireftoriat; Eres
mlerlsitnant af lite ST. / Marinen 8
@br. SrOsb til SnoruaerinSs6ef /
3ronobiem; Sosneprelt til Inoebu $
6 Sanien til S~osnepreft | Mois; Spss
nepreit til Siss u @ Seffermebl III
So9nepreit &inssofer; reiib. Sap. |
Mlopum 8 Stenltrup til reiio. Sap. /
Wtois; Ssmanospreit g q 3abl til
reIio. Sap. / SanospRr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Stint gjernefDtter.


fen itriues til "asoer":
Gtlat Spenoien Tpeiten er Ell SjDrne.
Ifptter, Siroalen fan bore itOlt al.
Sioitleoen Wanoas itjpo ban en- Sieru
/ "&oibien1, m9rfelis nuf Ell buir
Sjsrn. 8riitsjateren / naunte Sei
tlascoe uoer, at SjDrnen sjoroe abltil'
ligt usasu. Gtlaf tu9 oa &iflen pun
8pssen % reiite afiteb for at itraffe
ben for oens NGr8aaenbeb. Otter Ell
Stunbs Sgsen bar ban iaa belois al
iaa ben paa Stuobolo. st Sieblif efte,
rnllebe 8amiea omfllo, trrfet al en-
osbbrinsenoe 8usle fra Ntlafs fire
Tifle. Sltlaf bar III ialt ituot Is
Siprne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Yripat TriIemiuar for bet Snblioe

YTlpul SrlIeNItHur Iur peI 1DpllBe
Horge oprettes / oisie Gage paa gtUt.
oboen I 2iaeberreo. 9lauot BET al 20
Mteolemmer ~beltaaenoe 8prItanberifab
er fplsenoe Serrer fra bette @mt: Sp9s
uepreit Saase / Srepit, 8irfeian9er
@unbeim | NGs, S%osnepreit Orbing i
Solum, Susnepreit &robu / Gin, Sir
~feianser @raper / Spresbal, @poseier
9~puenlfjolo paa Sosium, Gmisi9r s.
Berg | Sfien, 9~anbbanoler Spbunnes
8iie / 9unbe, &irfeianser @ri6ien /
8amle, Sfibsreoer Spr9en &nuoien i
Yors9runo, @aarbbruserne s. Mas
lamb / @jerpen, .. Saaoe i 9ileberreo,
s & @itp / 8p % 9 q N9s / Seliprb.
giitop Seud os S~osuepreit Satot
Sperorup bsrer psiaa til Soritanoer'
Ifabet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
1878 to Chicago and Return.

You have been waiting for a low rate and here il is.
The C., NJ. & ST. P. R'y will sell tickets Oct. 9Th, 9TH
and 9th at the rate named above, good to return until
Oct. 18th. If you don't take advantage Of this, you will
proably lose your last chance for a low fare. Come
and take a berth in Saturday nights sleeper or let me
know which night you will go, and, i'll can be sure Of
enough to fill it, will have a chair car for any Of the
three nights. Better go Saturday night so as to get in
ahead Of the crowd and have Sunday to get settled in.
Now is your chance.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Gn peIbia @ierneieaer er eas

9bomas Glias len, ifriuer "9tamb. Slab"
lor l7oe Gus. San tom iprleoen Dag
ber til 8pen meo to 8igrne, en- Sinne
% bens hinge = iom ban bapoe ifuot |
g~ansoalen. De bleo tllisemeb SGses
rem pg bans Suno fotosraferebe | Spers
uar al en- flor Del &pssjerrise. gius
mems Bels lfal efter 5orlpoenoe bore
iol9t til en- Gnslenberinbe, Der opbOls
Der fig Der i Narbeoen, for en- 9ris al
60 9roner.
Oct er 14be Gang, at Tbomas Glias'
len bar sipet fig ! &ait meb gamisn %
f9lcet BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Announcements | Warineu.

nerne Snap % Gabricius til aomman.
oDrtapteiner, &apteinerne a la suite
Slpm % 0anneuis til &ommanbsrfaps
teiner a la suite; Observation-Disclosures
Of lite &lasie q Miiqer, Samiltou,
8ins, 6 . Mtpr6 % s q . Msr6 til
aapteiner; Observation-Disclosures a i2ben
&lasie Solft, &ieaano, 8reus, 9abL,
Spbnien, gu9enien O9 Speem til Gre.
mierlpitnanter al lite &lusie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

&Drnet frosiet. Nat til 2oen Seps
TENDER bar Ell toitbar Nat for pure Gen.
balen, bpor ben itprite Del al aOrnet
fob ulfaaret. Den &9er iom bar foms
men | fulb Wobenbeb ps fob opreiit,
flareoe fig bel nusenlunoe; men ubels
bisois bar en- itsrre Del enonu life iulot
mpoen. Os benne funbe life mobitaa be
3 Or. &uloe, iom ri ba bapoe.
s ptre Renoalen Hap MAJ beore fra
bet paa @runb al Gage fra 2ombeness
ieen % StoriBen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Get npe Sotel paa saIsn. ii

8etprer al bet Sotel, Der ital opfsres
paa 9alen, er 'antaset Gnlil Sprenien,
S~noebaueren af Gbriitiania Sptelst
"@rano" ipm osiaa tilisemeo gp9mes
fer Sanien Der ltal opiere Sotellet, bleo
tiloelt ct S%tipenoium for at iatts fig
inb / Soteluaienet | 8eltlanoets 3us
riitoiitrifter. 9esninsen til Sotellet
6lir leoeret al Irtitett Berg.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

YIN norif SpTnoelIe. 8labene bar
ioen lenere Sio bfagt Dleooelelier ON,
at to uolGnbinger bper for fig bar OPP
llloct en- for @euartu9ler ugjeunems
nGn8eIt9 Uniform. 9u bar p9iaa en-
!soromnno, Sr. Sabrifant s Il 8ade i
StleH, 9lort en- Spfinbelie / famine &ets
sIn0. 9nn bar f~prepilt ps en- let %
9D'eIl9 &IaoG, beltaasnoe ai to Stofe,
90CraI oct ~fOrreit a~nbragte tjener til at
H0ota9e Su8len % bet baserite iii at
E'oto8e Stgoet. Ylabeu blep la9t on
a0o en- NturuGe, boOrpaa Der bleu
quot Here Stuo paa ben fprIt meo en-
INNS % oerpna mec ell 5 mm.s Re.
p0Iger paa 3 StriOts aiItanb. auolerne
steteoc al % bet bite fig, at be fun
ga0oe llnaet sui | oct 99rreosbetref
fUorneO Elaoen bar foripuet, % ircms
rgTo9t en- 8anite lioen 5orbpbnina poo
S.ooen8 Scribe. 8aa Sasiiben bar
S's SpOr af 6Oranbring at ppoaae.
ger oIeo meo famine @aaben pa pao
anime @iitano ituot mob 9laoen, mems
y. Sate bolbt ben / Saanben, ps MI
'"' SN8'erneS Sirfnins enonu minore.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
eIia aorfe paa benne Warst,o, iOm

Slig Sorfe paa benne Garst,o, Tom
man bar paa Eitlanbei for Then, er ct
SGripn. 99tfe % 8rGnos tsrrer ub,
90 9rar % BUTTE itaar % b9nser lises
iom unoer ben iterie 9srte / SUM- Maa'
neo. Sorben er inuiitpr, iaa ben pau'
itelis ian orbeioss. 6Or Snobsitnin'
gen al Sornet er 9eiret spot, men for
SaaHins al 8interiao, for Ylginlns
pip. | bpielte Grab uheloig.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Griieminariet ! 0iterbal.

len for bet paatantte pripate Seminar
o9 ben oermeo fOrbnnone ~llu9bpms Ifole
for borne Gutter % Gi9er, tili9emeb
S~folefj0tfen ifal MI iettes ieans fDrit.
fommenbe 2ben OCTOBER paa Notoooen
i Siterbal. Som 8efprer al Semi'
harriet uapnes Spmanospreit Q Stsps
fen eler &atefet Que pna a~On9spinser.
Spm 8eitprer al unsoomsifolen er
miblertibis aniat Gs6jSrn anutieu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
SnbilGnm. 9 Nnlebnina al

SnbilGnm. 8 Inlebniu9 uf 5ru
emma Sa6es 40.Slars Subilaum ipm
29rerinoe / Srammen bar elore %
pn9re fpinbelise Gleoer, laapel ubens
iOm inoenbps, ben 2oen Sept. / benoes
Siem label benbe puerr9tte en- Inut %
pGrbiiulo @ape, ~beitaaenoe al ct llbrs
fiabe af Cub FAINT en- 0iamant6rpi6e.
Cru Ya9e bleu / 2pbet al Gormiooas
gen fomplimenteret al 9lore % pn9re
@leper, paa bpis @esne YroOit gdbpif
braste benbe en- parm Gaf for beuoss
arbeibe | ben lan9e Garr9ffe. Yaa
Subilantinbens 8e9ne tatfeoe 8eftor
S6reiner. 8ano. Mteper bra9te benoe
en- 9af fra Meolarere paa 9atinitolen
for 9pot Samarbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Mntanet al Sorobrna / Gtnnlnnl

NHiuuel W SorOprug SfnDaflger
Mnit. 8eb uosan9en af 1890 bapoe
Gmtet 11,S4l ierifilt m~atritulereoe
Drug (bporaf bog nusle faa life esents
Zig er Sorobru9).
Saoeren us 9alenes Sogoeri bapbe
Jolt 6153 8rus meb en- Matritulfplb
al tiliammen 11,1O5 &roner, ca. $50
pr. Srus.
&pfplte 5usberi baube 56Ss 8rus
meb en- Natrifulitplb al tiliammen
12,176 SIR. PA pr. Drug.
De to ftsrite Serreber, Setlanb pg
Ssilano, bar benbolospis COL og 1852
Drug. De to minbfte er Stjerners p9
Sitter meo "a 8rus bper.
Brusenes Intal gsebe / 5emaaret
$50 meo tiliammen 1176, ipareube
til IL psf.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
The Big Day.

Monday Oct. 9th at the Worlds Fair is Chiesgo'i
big day. Do not forget that the b., {. R. & N R'y.
will sell round trip tickets on Oct. 9Th and 9TH.
good to return until Oct. 18th, at only So IS, and that
we will run through elegant reclining chair cars and
Coaches on above dates through to Chicago without
change so that every body will be sure ofa good com
Portable seat in our through trains. - Also remember
we leave here at 3 go P. M. and arrive at Chicago at
7Is next A. NJ
@. S. RICE,