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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18

The doctors report slight epidemic Of
searietina.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18

4 contractor wa in town Monday look-
ing for carpep,ers 70 go To Mechanic Falls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18

The funeral of j II. Plsistei took place
from his late residence MONDAY at Esp.
Rev. DIR. W. II. Spencer conducted the
service. Mr. Wells of Boston. cousin bf
the deceased, was the only relative present
from OUT of town. The bearers were
Messrs c, X. Mathews, Eb-n plllsburs,
Col. f. +. Heath and Prof. +. W Hail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18

Col. f.. X Milliken was in town Monday
and called on some Of the local lumbermen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18

Mrs Chas. Kinds went to Lisbon Falls
MONDAY. where her daughter, Mrs. Elmer
Lord. "a very i'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18

F. s, Smith & Co, are having quite a
run on their pretty spring chenille por,Ieres
and lace curtains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18

The local Ere Insurance agents through
the State will mold meeting at the Elm
wood hotel this morning for the purpose vi
adopting some uniform method OF conduct
ing their business in compliance with the
insurance laws passed by the last l.egi.la
ture. Between - AMI 20 agents were at
the Elmwool Monday nignt, ami 100 will
probably be in attendance Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18
MILLIONS IN IT

for YOU, less for us. but still small profit, even
At the extremely low prices at which we quote al
Patent Medicines. We guarantee absolutely tina
all medicines purchased OF us are genuine.
We ship goods to all parts of the State, wher
cash accompanies order by mail. freight OF
express. YOU pay expense Of transportation
" L can't afInrd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18

Ice freights are running much higher
than 1t the same time last year. Tho mites
90 Now York or Philadelphia having gone
up 10 per cent. to - cents per ton, whilr
the rate Ia Baltimore has gone up about
% l-2 per cent to : 10 per ton. There is
hut little demand. however. for ice, So
shipments will, in all probability, he light
for the present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18

" - ~ - ~@ss . s"SW - 10
Examine this list and compare the prices with
| those that you have been paying for the sam.
| article.
All Electric Cars pass door, and the far,
from Augusta or Gardner Ia only cen,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18

Gardiner Lodge, knights of Pythias. is
enjoying vigorous boom, every meeting
being largely attended and great interest
being shown by all the members. The
cause for this is believed TO be largely due
to the work in accordance to the new ritual
which has been in use bat a short time but
which is already winning general praise.
The local degre. team " i'll 20 up to Port
liil some time in May TO attend a reunion
at tify hall. when the new degree work VIII
b. eyeuphfed hv she two b 81 teams in the
STATE, Representatives from lodges all
over Maine will be present and rei-at-
Ter occasion Is expected,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18
Daily Esuuebee journal.
TUESDAY, APRIL 10. 1883.
GARDINER.


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Mr. Del Gray has gone to Remington
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Col T.. X. Mlliken was in town Monday
and called on some Of the local lumbermen
Arizona republican., 1893-06-02
A MAD KINGS AMUSEMENT.

q MAD NlNS = AWooC"CN''
lie Is Happiest When He Thinks He Has
Killed u Peasant.
The one insane monarch who now
occupies Euronean throne, King Otho
of Bavaria, shows no symptoms OF re-
covery from his mental malady. am
told, saws Paris correspondent of the
Philadelphia Telegraph, that he has
lucid intervals, which are very brief,
and occur but rarely, and it is as well,
for these fleeing CLEANS of reason
only serve to make the poor man mis-
erably unhappy, for while they last he
realizes his own wretched condition to
the full. Everything is done to amuse
and interest him in his ordinary state,
which is that of hopeless as well as
dangerous insanity. He spends his
days in unceasing occupation of an in
significant and mechanical nature.
At one time he worked from morning
till night in rolling cigarettes. Then
he took to peeling potatoes, and bush
els upon bushels of them were provided
for his amusement. OF late his favorite
pastime is by no means of such an in
offensive nature. He has taken to
shooting peasants, and will sit all day
long with his gun at the window wait
ing for this new kind of game on
which to exercise his skill. Even this
freak his guardians have contrived
to satisfy without injury to any one of
his subjects. His gun is loaded in his
presence, as he always insists upon
seeing the powder and shot duly put
in, but for the latter his attendant
substitutes dry peas.
Orders have been given that no per-
son shall be allowed to pass along the
road in front of his dwelling, lest King
Ohio should fire upon him or her and
| be driven quite wild by seeing his in
! tended victim walk off unhurt. But
as stated intervals a man in peasants
garb makes his appearance on the
road. The king takes aim and fires,
and the nan drops down, to all appear
ancc dead The supposed body is re-
moved by two of the guards, and some
| hours later the performance is repeat.
Cd, to his majcsty's great satisfaction,
The malic-bcliCvc peasant is a fig
urant from ono of the minor theatcrs
of Munich. Generally he simply drops
on hearing the ahot, and remains mo-
tionlcss but occasionally he varies The
performance by dying very hard, turn
ing round two or three times before he
falls, and then expiring in terrific con
vulaions--a catastrophe that always
greatly interests the royal maniac
Arizona republican., 1893-06-02
TEMPE NEWS.
Principal Events Of Yesterday
on the South Side.
The Rush to the Gold Mines In
creasIng -Adyertising Move by
the Worlds Fair Board.

w, Kingsbury is still under the
weather.
The thermometer still fingers below
the hundred mark.
Sc. Hallett, the well known St.
Louis travelling man, was in town yes
terday.
Mrs. DIR. +. G. Hyde is the possessor
of fine new canopy top cart in nat
ural wood.
Leslie Everman, G. s. Stewart and
DIR. Sapin are reported much better
this morning.
Yesterday was day when the debtor
and ever watchful collector played hide
and seek around the street corners.
J. Burris has rendered his resigns.
ton as bartender of this Tempe hotel
and will soon start into business for
himself.
Jas. Campbell and family Of Iowa
arrived in Tempe yesterday and have
purchased some ranch property south
OF town previous to settling down.
The affable railroad men, G. G. Car
penter and G. II. MOorehouse, were
visitors to our beautiful city yesterday.
They said nothing in reference to cut
rates however.
Gregory house arrivals yesterday
were: J. G. Hughes, Kansas City; NJ.
l., Winters, San Francisco; ). Il. Hal
lett, St. Louis John M. Walters, Chi
cago; Victor +. Wallace, Los Angeles.
Constable Calvillo is after an Indian
who was seen drunk not long ago and
who was seen to buy whisky from a
white man in town. The evidence is
strong enough for conviction If the
Indian can only be found.
Guests OF the Tempe hotel yesterday
were: A. st. John Gaylord, wife and
child, Mese City; q. Marsden, Los
Angeles; Geo. G. Browne. San Fran
cisco; Julius Merzbach, q. Q. Carpen-
ter and c. II. Moorehouse, FL Paso.
DIR. G. II. Jones has moved his Offices
from the Morse building into the new
Hineman & Gill building and has now
one OF the finest and best appointed
offices in the southwest. Every thing is
arranged for the benefit and convent
ence OF visiting patient.
Tempe is soon to add another feather
to her cap by organizing gun CLUB,
All the amateur huntsmen who have
been ask ed to help form an association
have sight fled their Willingness to join
SO a strong club OF some OF the best
marksmen OF the valley will be thing
OF the near future.
Eugene Schmidt, Ben Hooke and
VIM. Satori leave today for the Grand
Canyon on horseback. They have two
burros along for grub packing purposes
and they claim that they are bound to
have nice time. The boys expect to
be gone about three months when they
will be ready to settle down to solid
business.
1t is understood that the worlds fair
commissioners OF Arizona have made
arrangements with Schultz q Franklin
for the printing and distribution Of
10000 copies OF the Resources OF Salt
River Valley at the worlds fair. A
number of new views will be taken Tor
the books and will no doubt be the
cause of promoting immigration tC
Arizona.
Messrs. Robt. and Jim Goodwin
started for the new FL Dorado yester'
day to be gone several days. They ap
pear not to be satisfied with railroad
enterprises, so to appease their desire
for new investments they took itHpor
themselves to investigate the new golC
fields. Perhaps it is their intention tt
extend the street car line TO the mines
il they appear rich enough.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-02

1t has been reported around town
by unreliable persons that should Mr..
Hough have no opposition in the ice
business, he will raise The price of ice
to / 4 cents pound. This is calumny
and to prove it's falsity Mr.. Hough will
sign a contract to guarantee ice all the
year round at cent pound, and
should any cut be made, the customers
will get the benefit of it. 1t pays to
patronize home industry.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-02

The place to buy your lilnor, tobacco,
etc, is at CAMS liquor store, Tempe,
who has opened fine place and asks
the trade of the South Side to inspect
his stock and prices. Family trade SOL
icited. All goods delivered free to any
part OF the city.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-02
]. 8. MAIL and STAGE LINE.

Passengers from Globe, San Carlos, Fort
Thomas and all points below will please take
the stage at sOlomonville for Duncan on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at o'clock a. m
making close connection ut Duncan with the
train from Lordsburg to Clifton and Morenci
Also with the stage for Carlisle, New Mexico,
returning from Duncan TO Solomonville on ar
rival OF train from CuftOn and stage from Car.
Isle on Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays ar
irving at SOlCmonyille Mt O'Clock p. m. !
keep good corral at each end Of the route
This is q short road free from dust and chuck
holes. Commercial men taken on any day OF
the week.
NOAH GREEN,
Proprietor.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-02

Nelson, the jeweler, has a fine stock
and does frst.class watch repairing.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-02

The Chinese must go But Burchard
still continues to feed all the hungry
mortals OF civilization.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-02

Why don't you go and see T. +. Hud'
sons drug store.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-02

Half car of Mason's white flint glass
fruit jars has jnst arrived for the Wild
man.Peters. Goldman company.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-02

All orders from Mesa sent to CAMS
liquor store at Tempe will bs filled the
same day as received.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-02

T.. GAM Of Phoenix and Tempe is the
only agent in Maricopi county OF the
cele brated Pabst beer OF Milwaukee
either in keg or bottle and also of the
Manitou mineral water OF Nanitou
Springs, Colo, the finest mineral water
in the world.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-02
Tempe
Livery
Stable,

sCHUREMAN q sINGLETAkY. Props.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-02

The Wildman, Peters, Goldman Co.
are making special inducements to far
mers on their new Buckeye mowers
and jackson rakes and stackers.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Stor Qrp iUcmte.

Der gaar Gp9te Orn, at Garl Over
lano, 5otograf q. g. Suerlanos BRO.
Der bar oeo i'm Some arpet Ell betpoelio
Bengeilm ira 3pitlanO. Gorl Suer.
lamb Opholot Jig iom betjenot Der
Spen en- StunO. summen breier fla
ON y Nti(ion Dollars. Siitorien e,
f~Ol8enOe: 6Or lang 9Io tit6a9e laante
Ell uelItaaenoe Mano ira 5rgnoelaoer
til ben tDite &e9ierin9 ell flor Sum
Sense, Der iises 20 Miaiuuer Marf.
SOM 8aranti tog ban &e9jeriu9sbun0s.
Wanoens Naon bar 8i6e. San no
uanoreoe til Nmerifa poa0rlno al Ban.
itelisbeo / bans e9et 2ano % boIatte ia
Sanias. Sbli0atipnerne blep al en-
tDIt Irins ertlGret u9plbige, men ieuere
noen at ben umerItnnIfe Settler fit pibe
oct bleo 6Uroringen 9~OOtienot. Smio.
lertto oGoe 9amle 8jbe, % oa ban in.
gen tjenote glroin9er bauoe, tilfalbt
bans @oos, ifBl9e annios 2oue Sta,
ten. GItcripCr9iel / gtOr9e bar imiD.
lertiO brn9t for 8nsens 2ps en- Monb
ueo gtaUn &rO9, iOm pnaItaaes at unre
ArOtn9 til De gomle 9ayirer. Qenne
aro9 bar 4 Born o9 en- al Dem er Mrs.
Ooerlano. Set ii9es MI, at ben tpItc
&e9iering 9ootienoer 6Ororinaen oo pil
betnle, naar 8apirerne irenbriuoes.
Sannet bIeu siort ueO l~lbbruOoet al en-
al SurbnnoreOets iSrite &rise. @ente
% anpitaI ital MI uOgiDre en- Gum al
10 9|tIlioner Dollars, buffet altSao piI
bIioe q @iiOiun puu bier al be fire
"6ersus Sails llsebl."
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
after en- pauorct bort.
Gsiiau, ga, 20pe San, 1898

Sn9ebOrs 8. unberlano, iom Iaret
1856 ubuanorebe meo fine 5Uralore
Seurit us &ari Spe, fom til @inneibeii
60. / 1857 pg bar iioen bOet Der. Suu
ai9lt ben 15oe bs. peo 9poen / Sruen
pna i'm 6relier, 60 sar sammel.
SUN bar nibplot al ale, Der lieuots
benbe. Gn itur SprseItare par mpbt
irem for at piie benbe ben iioite Delta.
selie peo at leoiase benoe til bet iioite
Suileiteo, bUor Dor 9amle Si9leipr9er
8uitpr apren bUlot eli sribenoe Gale
til Spr9eIfaren, % blnnbt Inoet bolot
irem Rsouenoigbeoen al life blot at
bsre Cubs Orb, men % at sisre oer'
eiter. Si MATTE ie til at bpsse bort
gus paa en- @runopolo, iaa, naar
Strgmmen % GiGuelep ansriber os, ri
ba mnu itaa urpttelise % trOoie ps tils
ba9eiIaa bans liitise Gnsreb at ri tils
Ilut fan ipres irem til Maalet % bes
bulbe Seier iOrmeoelit Dor Serre %
6relier Seius ariitus. g..
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Weoieinjf 2erifom frtt.
st noerao Of Snobolsct af Samtlg
Ybnhtian go. 2.

R6initis - aatnrrb RRIet % Niis
i9tsaabuingerne fremfaloer aIlOrorln9
90 Saar / @aien, FAINT Sopeopine.
Goniuuctiritis - aatarrb I 0lnetle
iremtalcer rsoe, rinOenOe Zine os iiit'
oertiben Cab At Spn.
Stitis - 9atarrb | bet inbre grs
i%remtaloer 3spbeb, bulorenoe o9 frn'
genbe 2poe.
9onllitis - aaturrb Wanbeltirt'
lerns, Der 9iar benz mer eaer mlncre
~Itgrre, fremtnlOer SnDrten, an9r'bsr
stemmsn Os ounifelisgjsr Spntnlngen.
96arpngitis - aatarrb / Spel9et
iremtaloer banrli9 Sals, Sarfen, Sppt7
ten pg bpppi9t Salsbetanoelie.
2arpneitis - 8atarrb | 2uftrpret
fremtaloer Spsbeb, Cab uf Stemmen
% unbertioeu Strubebpite.
8ronditis - Satarrb / Quftrgrets
@rere bringer SOite, Gmbeo | grpltei
% uuoertioen 8lpbIpptnins.
GonIumptipn - aatarrb 2un9erne
fremfatber Srite, Spipptning al Sra,
terie, Natteipeo, 9ab / Sa9t os Sort
nanoetbeo.
@aItritis = &atarrb / Mauen isrer
mart til 3pspepiia, lioropiellgbco, iur
Mape, Solsbrpnbe O9 Sab al Nppetlt.
SepntitiS - &atarrb / 2euerert, bpts
SDmptomer er @nloeip9e, 3nngbeb
bpire Sibe, bela8t 9un9e, Sppeopine
c9 5OritOppelie.
Nepbritis - 9atarrb / NDrerne els
fer @ri9bf'8 9ticaie eiteripl9es al bur-
ti9 Cab / &G8t, itUr SpagbcO, Srcr'
ter GD9gen % / nogle SlliGloe &rampe.
Gpititjs - &atarrb / 8IGrcn iremtnlz
Der bpppi8c llrinsNRonoriu9er, Smerte,
6ebe, sediment % itpr Neruolitet.
6Or ale oi5ie JOrbUlo er Pe-ru-na
ct iittert Ntiooel 49, BET eueitc NtiOoel,
iOm mpoer ale acknowledgements pGa bisic
Sp9opmme. Pe-ru-na Gclbreocr &a.
tdrrh buOr ben Iaa fiber, % er oerior
bet rette 0iiooel for ale O%ucnnGUntc
Sp9oomme.
9enne pGroiiutoe BOG pm fntnrrbal.
ite SD9oOmme icnoe8 irit til crbrer
GOrc5ic peo The Pe-ru-na Drug Ma,
nufacturing Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

manage nne uu ipm I'll; men Der sr enohu
Here, Tom buffer "Rpiten", % D! baaber
indleoes, OF Ell % aHoen crirprsr li9
bette, ON life ipr, iaa til nRlts SUI.
Ora geuner ca Sam6pgoinssr ! aule'
ria bar hi / bet iprlgbnc aar moota8ei
mango Cpmnutrenoe Brere, bort Dc
tn,tcr os for be imaa Npbe0er, oi bar
isnot "8uiten" bcrfra. GnbUer ii9r
icnbes berfur Dor 9at, us ital bet O9re
Os fjrrt peiau / iuoepGrenSe War at
inoienoc 8creiujussr berfra.
9omrenen / Bang bar oRrst me9et
aoipreot / bet itOrmcnoe Setr / Slnter
os er bet iremoslss, oa bet sr ne9et
paniteli9t at boIoe en- iaa tor 9loro
tiliammen. Strnr igr Sui fit mon bog
en- Del at benz III Smuaoalen % ut
ilastet nU9le, nlen life iaa mango, ION
man BnIteoe. 8enen er MI ! no9el1'
Iunbe bpi 8ris, ina at 5oreta8enoet Ter
no til at oare inObriusenoe, bpis man
tunoe bploe ben mere tiliammen.
9oiOs MgQebrug, Der eiebes al Sn9'
palb Ruiteu, er npli9 iOI8t I'll GlUtno
0ipgre fra Surum. Gn ny Sci ira
6opeoueien til MglIeu er nplig lat
iitano og, en- grO bpg9et Ouer GIoet
U~uenior 2ofUsieu, iuu at bet er let No'
gang at tonme til Mgaen for benz, Der
Dor pau gitiioen.
8 peitre Sllore CT iBlgence nDlt9
ogbe: Suut Mpe / en- gloer al ca. 80
2lar. Gute Marie 8rauot ai3it oeo
QSoeu SuleaIteu8tpcloeu, ca. 81 Nar
gammel, eiter 3 Aars itaotgt Sp8elele.
III entelte 9lOer tuupc Dog SDIOom'
men glue ii9 llOt, men | bet Sele bar
bun maattet giennemgnU itpre 9loelIer.
8e9rapelien iore9anr Den 2oen Snnnnr.
StrGooer 16Omos 6ousboftcu opoe
2Oen Snleoag. Snn bNUoe uGret borte
paa 9lrbetoe lige til Suleaitens &uels
Den. lite 3as 2uI laa ban en- 3io al
Gu9en, ioct ban iolte fig lJot OoorIi0 ;
N,,, ,-Sto O., ;,, L,,t Lr,, nTtny invite
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
SDgoclip | gannlc Sage.

8aaoe / Sp % Sp9o % life minoIt
/ 60linQool ioo aniuen lot / Sliren
for 300 Nar iioen. Ser bar Ell
MGngOe 9rnb3biItOrier / Sc Gage. 9
SUM 1894 itpo Ser 0crmnnoieu Suous
oalcn i 6Ol / 0a0in9bal paa 3ina.t
paa Sunpre / 9Ol nntlagct for WtorD
paa 2borfilo Sbor1tenicn 8otra0 fra
gtumeonl. 8euue bar tilitcoe ipm
Spilemauo oeo ct 8rOQup pna 8iQono
/ Sol. Seusmnno / Sol bar oengnn0
Ser Neraal, ipm life iinoes ben 2euss
~manosrRfte, Der iinoes / Sol, iamlet
peo @jennemganelie al Ell Mpu9Oe
gamle 3Ofumenter. 8i a%niprer al
Hetspr0tOtOlIen, bpao &ionet SiQuro
Snutien NuO prOpcoe ON 8rabet:
Saabe 3Ortilo % YeOer lao peo Surs
bet lige ~Operior binauoen / 8rOluppet
paa SiQnto, oa Iaa ban, at 8coer toa
Ell Sa(lerten % taitebe Sorfllo miOt i
BrpItet, ban bprte oUg in9en alnmmeri
tmlellem Dem % De tnlte Ell tcllrr roQet
til Dtlanoen, 'on bau 6grte, oereiter ait
Reoer no, ligc otter illl9te SUrfilo.
Som 2Orttlo Tom no, tOm Gcosr 0aas
enoe lnoo bam % iagOe, pli on life mo
o9 le9e Ior mig, oa In0Oe 2prtjlps Sros
Der: MI Ital Der bliue en- auoen Sea, ia
nOt ia9oe 95eocr, ocrmeo gif 9urtilo
fere % Yeoer eiter nOro unoer Stues
pe99en, bOOr 3Orfilo tO0 ct Stpfte
2ra pg fog Yeoer bermeo StaQen,
life laa SrOoer, ia9be Beoer, III Ifal
0iape(en fare i big for aft bet oll bar
9lort mig babe igaar % ioag, iaooe
3ortllo, bermeO tos ban 8eoer / Saa,
ret % rlIfeo bam i Saaret % aap ham
no9le Nepella9; iaa fog 3ortilo bam
os git lno, % 8eber iatte Jig paa en-
Bent unoer S%tueuG99en. Sioen TOM
Peoer IND eiter, iaa ia9Oe Sirer Guo
til 2ortilo, pas big for 4eoer, M tum.
nler ban weIter; pas ou Dig, jeg Ital not
pas Ie mig for bam, bermeo git ban ira
2ortllo | Ell 8nnf, % Yeoer ia6 balut
paa Sne0 Uoer &ratten peo 8oroet.
Saa tog 2Ortilo 8iOliu % oif irem
paa 8nlOet miot for iom 8eoer fab, "a
lp'lte berpaa. Smiolertio lao Yeber
paa Sratten O9 tDrrebe 8lobet af fla, ua
lom @5eOer Ino os bOlOt SOpeoet ueb
MOB Sproet, oa itaf ban meo bet famine.
loruOen at reIle fig al Spoet, til 9urs
tllo % ranIte BAN i gtselen meo anis
pen. Wfeo bet iamme raa6te Gurtilo:
MI ltat ban mig, talteoe laa 8iolin fra
ll9 % traf aniuen lin al Sfebeu 90
ln9oe, M ltal 9iepelen fare i bia %
ltat eIter 8eoer; iaa Tom 5olt imelem
% torbtnoreoe BAN, at ban Ell aiorbe
BAN lO9en Staoe. 9prtilo osoe 9a.
gen eIter. Sprser @rjOt Os 3burbisrn
s%arssauro Uioneoe paientlist bet famine
lOm Si9uro &uO, Ser S%ermanbleu
oDmtes til at bVoe 9ip for Sin 90 lioe
y1a liit 3dls, % bans Gienoum {fuloe
t'Ilaloe 9rpne1. Wen ban eisbe iutet
llnotr9en ell lioen ailitanb / en- Y(obs
taIoEs Snonoalen 3 9sbsl eller Il
slspanO anrse. Nutilba9s er Subns
oals'' NANCE @aaroe. Der sr Iaa marse
Sebcers, at Der slOcs bar paret .os
2aIs at bpsse sir'e Serppp..
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Santalmishonens Shehaper. DIN

Salltdimlsn0llelis SDebaOer. Sm
oisis itriuer Streisruo bl. a.: 6Or nRrs
prreHoe 9lo giuer SnOerne $4,000 9o.
abe pm 2laret, og umtrent 400 Soil
er beitjRitiseoe beruco, men, naar On.
i1tuin9er saar suot. Os bore Senner
iOm andre uil oritte Dor 2be, fan ri
uouios Suuerne iua meset, oct itul pars
p9 siue ilere 9lrbeioe.
IA 6orbouolinsen al benne 9be uoeu
at vrre Ell birette Misiionsiae BOG er
Of iterite Setpcnirs ior belle Dor @irts
iumbeb for Sdntals 6Oltets Tel, us, ba
bet Osiaa for NOrOens Soft bar fin
itUre Setponins at babe al iOrngbsn
Garanti for, at en- iaa oluinoelio Con.
ium Slrtitel iom 5bs leperes i Sonoeleu
rel Os uforialifet, bar Ri life iparet nos
get Sfer for at laue Dor 3be iaa COB
Tom muli9t, iurat ale fan ltos ben.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
GccprdbsW arfco.
2ecOrab. e3De aannar, 1898.
Eautpifibsbtuettc
23Nt ldruat

Nne, ipm tWn,er paa at ieuoe Gompitibs'
blaettsr til SlG9tuin9cr | Stanotuaoteu, o9
ruitsr Yriier % andre Splpsning r, bpr uoeu
Spbolo ltripe I'll 8. VI. Ginger, Stramibip
aacnt. 2ecprab. Soma. Som De ileite bel
nllereoe peo, bar bet nGiten pTret umult9t
at iGlee Stecra9e Silctter iioeu / Septem'
Der Waaueo iuoiil MI be iioite Sage, %
Der bar pGrct gjort fore &uitrrn9cl er ipr
OF iianoie gml9ratiuuen for ct Nar, lGngcrc
ON muliat men Oct or er0nu life lptteoeS.
9og er bet %iauoipnliot, Of, uaor &anren Tom.
mer, pil Streern9e 8usiagerere, on life oil
oeles blipe unelutieoe, bpg blue rnoerlaat
%innoauue 6ealer, at 9anoitiguiu9 bltuer uGit
til umulig. Netpp III ION Steera9e Sil
letter isnoes, naar be Tan bsnpttes uoen
Sphoib. 20l92
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
grobDggenbe Murrr.

fienot bjemiDger Dc / Saotr Q, n
leoenoe WtDrrr / itpre 6loft !.
trGerne for at nptti99j6re ia sr
Stammes @ummliait, men iygs
at iprigl9e 8~luoluicne, 9piltr o,ss
ler ium fine "@ieItctior", icet otan
DC fIgOenbe iutterBoloi3e Ggirn-,
oisie Snictter.
6Or at bOloe Ell iooonn Qi-s
unnc bortc ira ct / iUrIi9 @raS h
Iulot 6ru0ttrR, fit en- @oo8eier M.
lab at trItte ell tDt 9tinQ al ID
Ioit Omtring Stnmmeu. 9eam /,
tugtenoe Sfr0nfe bar iii uifno!,
egnet til at iprbinore %onorNoa
Greet; men DC 3ur, iOm olera
TONNE op uioite bpl at fuoe en- |
til at tonlme no. Sc ltuOic0e ul1
bis oOer 2pbnt5riu9cn og ojcty|
IorgiGueS 6orio9 pun at iiuo3 al
nem9ong: men oa De bnuOc cGl
zig pn,, boor mDttl9e ot@ie Nrh|
icr par, itc9 De noeH lang &li
hnrtig rToOer Stammen iglen /
tom iao bele 6lotten tilbdof III,
i'm SluoluS, ipm De trptteot m
bntsrin9eu, ug gil oerpan Ut
IN Calming, O9 meo oenne 3r
ring f%ortintte be, inotil Dc b1rG
Ell o~roentlig gro pper &inScl
ianbt &cien biem til line IuH
tlipe tilimuoieoe al eQer ititias
bnt3iaucen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Z Den lUeuIfe Gn Gnang!r

n oeH 1penHc ~ SHnlgg(
tloet Sus, IOn lun9e bar oati
iDgt al Spo9eiier. SUenit; &a
tRQer berpm: Stene % 2rn'Vf
StrDgejerubUlte fnites Omirn
li9en, 8ertil iOritDrres Sat1
9Idtten peo fraitIge SuIlus!Ei
Den miuoite G5ige, ION biotlI n
QOo til at bare / 6reO, cr III N
Dc uipnli8e HlG8eaanoer. "a
bores Sontnin9er. % oct sr ,9'
/ &uiet boeuoe Etrioner at al
ell Sla98 SamitaIe mco "Ns VI
ion 9iennem fine Snntnl3,F
Sppr9smaal % uni0otr, at Ell
belle er be9aaet paa 1teoft
ter MI at iorlnngc Hol tlNl''
for muli9pis at ia0 &eOe pad
Gn Wan9be Mennelter OsliSd
BET ubpgseli9e SteO, % ole
ira iprbaulet pper, bOaN %
Saaleoes llpn9eoes en- SlTR
no ojeunem Ell Slnousrlloe %
aicnc 8uoen meO Jig til lSN
mel, relliebe 8inOustNrIHet
ti9 for Sit, ion ON BET pdF wv
poa bet pmbp99eli9Ite. e'|
itcpaaben bar / en- 8noe O'Fa
Sui. Npsle Elmer leTeFs "D
netup iarenbe IND %8Iennen' W.
aaItepoa6ncne ialocr nltO
Slang % ruler life, Ils'
genbe paa BET SteO, bpor