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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17
coMMERCLlL TIPS,
,,,srted Daily over the Private
wires Of Atwood, Violet mad Co.

hearted Daily over the Private
wires of Atwood, Violet md Co,
y,v York. December l6.-The stock mar
\ closed az Il sharp reaction from the
a, rrices Of the day. st. Paul and West
Ia Union were the weak features. Both
4 y. hammered by the Cammack brokers.
In controlling Interest in sugar marketed
ma long stocks, but general electric was
A gfd 10 by good houses on o scale down
3tlssy was stubborn and firm on the re-
II that Secretary Carlisle viii at least
A commend that tho bonded time be eN-
4 lAei Western Union was especially
81 ID request. and In the final half hour
prominent bear operator bought stock
=. slRst al sSis. expiring next week
a Foreign and Domestic News Co.
A Chcago, ILL.,, December l6.-FIeavy lqui-
4 laons have been the main barrier again
4. he price Of wheat this week. Lines of
4 sizes have been thrown on the market
H. the bear element has been again
Ergerous on the other hand, foreign
E,Rets had held remarkably firm, con-
H.gng our depression. The demand for
H. wheat mp I'm the Northwest IS extra
E1Arlly large and at Mimi. polls 1t is
Gghy fve-nighths below the May price.
h. buying on the Pacific coast for for
Fn account is also reported liberal and
" Francisco has advanced iu conse-
al-e. Our output rs fairly large and al
ggh the orders arc small they appear
h b good Exports from both coasts for
n. week show a marked Improvement
eais reported at S2lI050, about 100000
ls'hes larger than last week.
Qas Of the disgusting Things the trade
r. to contend with are some Of the
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NcEIroy & Cots CIrcuInr.

new Orleans, La, December l6.-McEl-
& Go. say:
!. ss.ufes-Ihe principal feature Of today
me visible supply whf o Is no greater
M az The same tWe last year, and it
ueeh gaining SO steadily on the figure
Two years ago that II Bids fair to nj
\, ~. equal II before the end Of the prea-
a WeeE' The total Visible IS now $685.
N, against i27I0I0 last year, and $4,000
NV OF Importance that the present vie
a is within 1g66oo Of the worlds SUP.
on April T. 1899. when May cotton
r-a h1l 5", but II is wen 10 add that the
.'l,ll9ns are now far different from
I'M qesmorellzcd state OF affairs then pre-
Ny continues throurbout Tie four fr+t
T ,t,s OF tho season daily adds to the
tP supply, but usually soon after the
y, ~ o. the year the figures begin to de-
NJ -i1S /, ana by April l. no doubt a big hole
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IL IL grave littie woman who brings
home Your washing every week She wears
her hair IN a childish plgtail, TO DO cure,
and her skirts do not hang much below her
knees, but her FACE Is that Of quite an elder
" person. You often wonder what nge sho
Is and also what nge she considers herseif
One morning yon and out She looks lie.
tie giarer than usual aud comes without
your laundry. She delivers herself OF this
explanation without any pausesi
Please, nia'am, mamma didn't saud
Your wash cause hauy's been took with the
measles and she don't know bnt what
you're afraid Of tho maaales. The baby
Amt ever In the room where she washes
and the board of heath It has sent around
q list OF things 70 put in the water you
boils your clothes in SOS you don't catch
no disease, but still mamma didn't know
whether you'd want 'em or notn
She pauses for reply when you havd
given your orders about your III fated
clothing, you ask the little woman II she
has ever had the measles
"Oh, yes'rn, when ] was child I had
'em, she answers,
How old are you now, Gretchcnfp
Ten" replies Gretchen, - New York
World
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A NaluraI InnuIrr.

II was IN the smoking chr, and the train
was rafting along at lively rate Of speed,
A stout, fotid oompleGioned man, very sell
satisfied, was talking loudly about the u.
terminate deReuernoy OF modern young men.
Look mel Fifty years old never sick
in my life and can travel my i've miles an
hour nowl Whyf Because from the day
when Iwas 70 until was 4OI lived steady
life. No dclicaolesi No late hours Sum.
mer aud winter alike was in bed at aud
up the next morning at o'clock. Princi,
pal food was porridge, and worked hard be,
tween . aud o'clock; then dinner; then al
hours exrreiae tben''----
Pardon me, Hlr,p interrupted young
nam near him, what did you say you wsrs
in forip-New York Herald.
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slrnhoara EnrlIah 10 .Iarnn.

Here are some attempts at English ia
be seen on tho signboards In the streets 81
Toxic;
wine, beer and other medicinrs.n
"A shop, tho kind OF umbrella. parasoi
or sick
HThe shop for the furniture of the sew.
oral countries"
aPrices, no increase or diminish"
IAN kinds Of superior sundrias kept
here
"skinmaker and seller portmanteau
shopl,n
ladies furnished in the up stair. ~
Tit Bits.
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why no Drowned.

First Street Arab-Say. where's Frencly
at, do you knowi
Second Do.-iWhy. amt you heard dat
Frencby got drowndedi
First Do.--Naw. How eould he get
drownded when he was such good swim,
mcrf
Second Dole went In swimmsn in d.
poud up In de park, and after ne had goB
inter deep water he seen sign wot said,
''No Swimmin Here" and so wot could be
do but Just drownf--Priucetdn Tiger
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steamshp Acme. sailed December J.
steamship LochmoFe. sailed November
Steamship MernnOn. Cave sailed Soyem-
iirif steamship MoorGats. Smith. sailed
sicamsmp Avondals. Miller sailed No.
YemDer 10.
alrEentne George W. Sweeney, sailed
schooner Belle, O'Nell, saIed ~.
Schooner Robert w. Daisey, Aontgom-
erY, snilfu --.
~ oNport News
staamship Loehmors sailed December 2.
ssbS91er Cactus. Coleman. sailed No
vemher 2.
MOBILIZE
a1rk Alice c. Dicknmsn. sailed NO
srnber A.
Schooner Ssr d. ii Cornell. wass sailed No.
yember q
sl$i.ashlp Toronto. Bartlett sailed No
Yember ~.
HnVff--
SO nship caInross Seward. sailed No
vember l1.
swansea--
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LocAL rMIcN Cunl,InNr.

The following arc the ruling prices for
gtoCgtiea' etc, IA the market today;
den. tO1toc per dozen b. Xes; castor oil.
y. the Boston coach oil uer case, pinte.
$500 peer eaasS quSris, $3.50 80.
! D'astlnG powder $50 per kegj aSgnSa
! price .sRqb drop. per sack, $L00G L&;
BAGGiNG AND TIES p Barging, ~.
6}sc Della les siSS Per Bundle Standard
pound aieel Arrow pes, sl09 per bundle
gheSNi AN-22o for good yellow lue
RACQN-Wholesale srecers charge -
short cloJ~ uAuNAc, breakfast iSAc.
GANpl-PlRin candy, tssGTci wrapped,
}59aa.%ya fancy mixed n psiis s@llttej
CANNED FRUITS standard canned
l2p, plne apples, standard S15Ont,3a;
aeconIa, 81 300 Lows pears, signdam, SLAOi
n seNaSg3' S'andigSyd 81 ,P9,pnIt H2}Hl N9j
pound, SlI5W}.eA; q pound seconds 81 80
On 40; hlockherries, ST. goal -: marrowfat
gI3s SS9Glt2 Lima beans fhql999i 10:
lnmniors, pound, S5Uolc. 3 pouUl, Sl20
81 20 oysters i pound W. UhWiAr per
T. w., SLGS@i7n, salmon. / p5und cans
Sl2jul,id per dozen; roast beef. SllaR
~ ohiEped beef, y pound, Sl.a1N14o!
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS So
N-elg sale Ergcers hll orders at the tnl-
lowing qgontCp4 per .,aooAyn tor ~
plumS SIpOu2lO; whippuogwill peas, 81
per pound. clayhank peas 3'sGlc per
CANDLES quoted as follows star
lptgc 10 ounce parnfiine, set liApit3.o
%, StFFEE-I5S ohcrty 22Nc' Cordoya,
far Rla, &Ac. good Rio. lsAc: common
RIO 1850 parchiuR Rio Use
>. tsllll/ bks Bat Buauo, SH per ton
AANtNAl1NH
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rhn sndhe,t rnrt nf n.

"Ah, what an awfully swell girl Ellis
Ferris used 10 be-, and bow she has changed
lately, mused Tom De Witt.
You mean since her marriagof1 asked
Jack Ford.
Eyes once nothing on earth was tod
good Tor hcr, Most y the fellows ia ous
set who tried their Juck were pot nearly
good enough But Ehe made ggrent mis-
take when she married. Ferris.W
Poor devil OF nElork, wasn't hei'f
"Ho was and IA yet. They live Ia fial
over IN Brooklyn somewhere. Ny sistef
called there tho other day, and she saya
tho way they live is amply disheartening.
Small dark rooms with cheap furniture,
and n couple o, squallipg kids for bric-ai
brac. Pleasant situation, The 1At looks
out on a livery stable In the rear and 4
Catholic school in the front. The hest bed
room Is In dark alcove opening invitingly
off the dining room. They have no DER,
want and Ella does all the housework, sd
her hunds are getting red and bony, and
she Is going or fightfully in her looks.
"They never 10 anywhere or seo anybody.
Haven't been 20 tho thcater once since they
were married. Ferris is always too tired
TO 40 out when be gels home in the oven,
ing. and then they have to economize.
And my sister says the saddest thing about
It all is that ella has the aulnoity TO be 70
blissiully and perfectly hRppy.N
"Happyip calculated jack
''She Is and 80 IS hcr husband, That's
the worst part OF it, replied Tom. MY
sister said she he's not seen anybody so gen
timely eontentod and happy in long time;
Gadi when think whit she used TO be, !
can't help feeling sorry former"
YOU'RE right, said Jack, with feryeni
conviction. "There are no more pittabld
objects than people who can be happy on
q 900 a yearlr-- Brooklyn Life.
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Some men will insist upon making very
inaprppos remnrks. JagRs met Haggs the
other day They we're warm friends, and
Jaggs was iaualag bis wife 70 the skiea.
( II fairly idoiize her" said be.
80 do l, says Baggs, and now b il
Wondering why Jaggs bit him and the At
inusphere Is 80 fhRid Whenever they ineeI.
Philadelphia Call.
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II was a lately landed servant girl who
returned TO the employment agency and
said that she had been discharged from her
place because she was too Industrious.
"Wh7, how can that bel What did you
dow
"Shure, they told me h. clean the house
cleaned AL up stairs and then went down
into the CELLAR and busted and washed of
all the bottles Ia the wine cellar, and they
discharged me. New York Herald.
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No, yorls Stock Market.

,gr,y ,rIt Drcemb0r ~ More business
ms done between 10 and y O'clock t0-
AN imam on any day OF the week Just
egded. but dealings ~ere mainly on me
Lter ado and the tendency toward lower
,,y.rcs mo market OPENED dlh ard H.
rt.l.lar and in the main lower but soon
darrioned b fair dcgree n frnrrcas sugar
s,.Irg me leader, q large purchase being
y,.ri5 nd asi cfrrt lt said, 70 compel the
sifffs 10 cover u i3 reported also mat
tb+ chances were more tnYof ae!u q LG,-
~ I,1r gehedGls 10 the tariff Pin. Dis
,f'tfn~ tgar also bought on the reF1rt that
~ rrat.tr-y Carlisle had declared himself
hi favor Oh Increased tax on whisky. IN
tbe 0r9l dezlres mere WaH an attempt
a. ot.Er an t1e part OF "a few shorts
yyrfeh rsqllfcl Do Inc recovery Of "a smaIl
fraction n some shaEes and gave a shade
firs7er lone 10 rp.r1l8 ZION ut the close.
railway bonds were generally weak.
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r0rt stocks are i,l75,597. against lOS8,S56
Cotton.


HUce OF me eoSt,
Houston Saturday. December 10
The home spot cotton markets were
generally unchanged today. except Gal
weston which closed quiet at i-iG decline
Houston closed quiet, New Orleans dull
and New York easy.
Liverpool spots declined Ltd and bust
nesr reported nlcderate,
Liverpool futures opened steady %
points lower, and closed quiet I points
lower than yesterday.
stock IN New York ISIS s4l; IN New Or
leans 307,039
Now Orleans futures opened steady G 20
points lower and closed steady o 20
points lower than yesterday.
New work. futures opened steady TO
points lower ana closed hrm 10 points
lower than yesterday.
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D YOU.

THE SEMI-WEEKLY POST Is
appreciated BY It's mann readers,
and II has dlWdps TeGipr0Cdted
bD placing before them oil the
news, served In @ concise, read
able mhnner--full Market Re-
ports discussing rullD all mat
ierS OF interest TO the people in
General and treating ldlrluUne
and all,
The Seml-Weeklu Post giVeS
you Two papers d week for Sl,00
1.-The price Of one giVing you
The news from one 10 three days
ahead OF competitors,
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Galveston, Texas, December IL
Receipts today ny Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Re, 1862 International and GreN
Northern 1+,.. Missouri k1usas and
Texas, 7OS; barge Gibbs, GA barge Read,
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ST. Louis, NO, December i6--Cotton
1-lGc lower and quiet, m.adlinG T'si sales
200 nolcs; reeeipt5 4-u unie5i shipments
300 bales. stock Jl,iVG bales,
flsQA BIG.
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mAnlnn INTELLIGENCE.
port % allvellon. Deeember

Port OF Galveston. December 10
Cleared,
Steamship Birchield, horton, Liverpool
steamship OsRcatry, Mcdonald. Liver
pool
Barge Regulator O'Leary, Pensacola,
Sailed
Steamship Oswestry, Mcdonald. Liver
pool.
steamship Crathorno, Combie Liverpool.
Steamship UniohlBt, Evans, Liverpool.
Steamship Alamo, Lewis, Now York.
Steamship B8nlWha, Forbes, Mobile.
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anAIN IL rKOvIsIoNs.
Chicngo Grain.

ChicHgo December l6.-'IneTe Was little
lfc IA wheat Today,
Oats uuCnangCl provisions q trihe lower
The leading futures closed:
WheRt--DeCenhcr 6lfsj May 0lhA
80is.
Gats-December 2S.t! January 2sb; May
Ntss Pork January - 30; May 12b2A.
Iard--Janunry 62tz May iAb.
Snort HIbs January G5d; May 0.45.
10. dTring wheat oi&: No. red oi%.
no. corn ,tfsa.
NJ. oats 2sA,
Msss pork i2a00l2 -.
snort Tibs sides loose) 635g0 20; dry
galtp4 shoulders lbQGedl G 2546.JO. short
clear sides (DCAelj C'19I co.
.rey YORK.
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p..,.,o This This This Last
"eN''p' day. week season. season
Net........,... zoos 60Os 72i74O 5S562a
GTa.s '' 80. 49,, 56o8 5ooa 5ai7lo 75i6ao
Exports
TO Ct HfItsdn.. ....... ,....... Sl4322 s427sl
Tu Franco. .-..... ....... ........ ~ rtB tAnl4
To tuutiuunt.... 6,lTj 6l75 tftll 1g.2i4
Total Foreign. G,liG 6l75 $40 os6 4HJUST
10 Nrr York. .....,. ,,..... N1,ibu lSl ,4.T
TO Morgan City. ,,..,... .,...,.. 2UG lIa9
Other dom pfts .. .,.,. .,...... ,...,.... b2s
NORTH 10y rail. leo. ,...,... ....... 1913 500
Total COastwise ...,.... ........ gg.U73 1873 guu
luc;d Cons n .....,.. .....-. I SJ3 99l
Total Exports. b.l7d GlT5 GSt SOP BBu,Ga#
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st. Louis. Mo. December l0.-Cattle--
Receipts 400, shtrmenls 23OO; market
Quet fair TO good natives S.2SuA.I0 cows
and -heiters ll5NS5oi fed Texas steers
SaSI5; grass do 2.bOl3 II.
HoEs-Rcceipts ZOO shipncuts 1900;
top price Ola! bulk or sales I UOUd 10,
mn, --t,evgtp's ~ snlplne9'e , ~
muttous 3d. EOIffOO
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New York. December lN ~ 2ney % eall
easg al i per cent; prime paper 6i.lal5
per cent; sterling exchange dulh STEADY
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arAdo . pinsrsnee.

Shell want so much TO take the LEADING
part in tho amateur theatricals You have
some influence with the promoter. DO you
think you could help mo'
Gallant MIR Devoe-Ycs, indcad. You
can rely upon mo 10 stand up for you every
TINA
shc-r3ut tho scene is to belaid In horrs
car.---Vogue.
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rnrt nf - OrInnnr.

Nov Orleans, December ~ Cleared yes
Hrlt ateamshlp nendo, Richardson, for
HayTc,
Nor stoamsh'p Franklin. Flsmer, for
Rotterdam.
Brit Steamship Sir Garnet Wolael9y, Da-
vios fJr Bremen via Newport News.
Nor steamship Ityviugeu Smith, for
Londonderry, Eng,
Arrived yesterday
Steamshin Louisiana, GRgor, from New
York December Q. 10 a, Nculton &Co
Brit atcnmsh'p Knight Errnnt, from
Cardiff November IS, n bAidst 70 WIN
j. Hammond & co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-02
County Official Paper.
THE AIR LINE ABANDONED.

The news Of the abandonment Of
tho Salt Lake Air Limo railroad en-
terprise in to-day's Gazette will he re-
,ceived with feelings Of the deepest re-
greet and disappointment in all parts
of Nevada, which has counted SO con-
tidently on a competing through line
to bring her out Of her present condl-
tion of general business and financial
depression. It will be received with
especial regret in Reno, which would
have been benefited probably to a
greater extent than any other town in
the State. However, our people are
not Of the kind that succumb to n
backset of that or any other kind and
this piece of bad news will spur them
on to greater efforts to develop and
utilize the resources which Nature
has 80 bountifvlly provided for them,
and which can not be wrested from
them by all the railroad combinations
in the world. The reason given for
the abandonment is the opposition of
the California Traffic Association to
the bill in the legislature of that
State granting the right to California
roads to connect under the same in
corporation with roads in other States
and Territories. It seems strange, 10
say the least, that the defeat OF n
measure which was advocated most
vigorously by the Southern Pacific
! Company should be the means Of re-
moving the most dangerous opposi-
tion with which that corporation
was ever threatened.-Reno Gazette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-02
Commissioners Meeting.
STATE OF NEVADA, o.
COUNTY OF ELKO. 90.

STATE OF NEVADA, 90.
COUNTY OF ELKo. o''
1t is hereby ordered that n special
meeting of the Board of County Com
missioners will be held at the County
Courthouse in the Town OF Elko and
County OF Elko, State CT New, on the
lst Monday, the 9th day Of March,
1893, for the purpose Of transacting
general county business.
A. NJ. MGAFEE,
STANLEY RIGsBY,
FRED WILSON.
Dated Elko, New, Feb. 70, 1893.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-02
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

Having sold my business and being
about to remove from the State, ]
have left all my accounts ut Muller q
drug store, where all parties indebted
to me can find the same.
J.J. MEIGs, M. d.
" Elko, New, March 1883. i'm.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-02
Spring and Summer Samples.

We have just received about 500
samples Of mems suitings for custom.
made clothing for Spring and Sum
mer. Suits made to order from $40
up. Give US call.
tt M. REMNANT.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-02

A fine stock Of LADIES' stationery
just received at Reinhart's. The
finest and most complete stock ever
brought to Elko. 1w
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-02

Protect your weak eyes from the
injurious OBJECT Of sun and snow glass
by getting pair Of dark glasses at
Mulleris.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-02
Sealed Proposals
CLERKS OFFICE,
COUNTY OF ELKo,

CLERKS OFFICE,
.t....-. COUNTY OF ELKo,
STATE OF NEVADA.
Sealed proposals are hereby invited
by the Board OF County Commission
ers to bury all lndigents who may die
in the County Hospital in the town
of Elko, for the ensuing two years.
Said proposals to be filed with the
Clerk on or before February 6, 1892.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
e. r. BILKEY,
Clerk of Board,
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14

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ben lite 6ebr. oeres Giamantbrplup.
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population meo 6OltetbiHssmano Sans
Sgr9enien, Salo, iom SroiDrer, Der paa
Bebpernes 8egne lptgniteoe 3iamants
b~rubeparret o3 ooerrutte Dem pGrois
fuloe @aoer, ~beItaaenbe Of en- Sslopotul
oa en- Merifumspibe. @aperns leoia-
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44.aarise 8irtiOmbeo / Gorup Sosn
iom Sogneio9eo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14
SpnoerjGaano.

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bruar. Sioite TCrSoag iprbi9iteOea
paa Spiobilo Sirteganro Stpuet a
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en- irroeles op9ti9 Ug Oplpit 0tano %
tiai8e bacsrli9 Os r%etitaffen i al fin
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oeli9 GStelie. San bar en- trOfaIt oauI'
Wanb ps bIeu ueo at oare bet til Del
iioIte.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14
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bet foregit / uOmarfet 8eir meo 20
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Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14
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s,n Hal mpOe Qsitnant Eearp % fon'
,,rsrs meO BAN ON en- M 8olarerpeoi'
.'or bpOri rimeligpis @itrup oil blipe
9eltdgcr.
ro,Soper ! SUM Maaneo os ital beItoa
Nd Ntano, iOm peo Si9lp al Snn-
s,1eoer % eli lfal be'are Noroarsn.
limb Ianlt foretuge unoerip9elier al
r,rre uOenipr @rpnIanos NprotpIt.
Snrtu nil pare 2 a 3 aar, ps piier SOr'
bopOrns fla 9uuiti9e for be &eiIenoes
aremtrrugcn mob Noro, iaa bar De lite
Tooet MOB at naa Noropplen, men bette
r,oct eitcrtroatebe Stco itaar bp8 life
iy,Qelt yaa GgpeoltlOnens Otute.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14
Carer % airfciangcrpoft.

Cub Bslt gratr,e TsHigbeo, Ser on So,
@iseonIiu, sHi'er en- ReligIcnslrrer oa ar
~teiauger. \ 4iaaHeoers Stotr tpr Naret
meo arH 80 Cts. pr. Tng 90 Aoit | SloIetI'
airieinnser!sn $50 mso Cfer l SsitlosrHe
oa bp10 Der ntaalte tilioloe Deo mlnllteriele
| Norrciuiuaer. Ter lees pa IgltiQbeo I
Saug ~HaisgHiHacr mc0 SlOHs buro ON
Euqtgbco og irilte,ta &Gnoei ltHocs tnotlI
Ito ,uuleu al Rarts 1898 II uHacrte8uebs.
" iHJ gun, @ts. / 1ebrrdr 1898
% 1913 \. %. Ysiien, BrGt
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14
III art.

Vegaaet SeiDmuro. &Oltia3iii.snt
Soleien / Iarbus bar tss0aet GEM
moro. Meo YUiteu CrSaas Wptssu
ben Soe Sebruur mpo!o9 Here &sricnsr
Brep ira Soleieu, bocr! han mco5etic
benz, at ban tt.be 9lBre Grte paa i'm
9ilpRrelie. "a man i!eos III 80. Ii
ltationeu, ianbt mat Bom Ii5ge I'll yas.
labenoe bgo | 1T aontcr. Gldd G,aipst
laa en- tpmt WOrinilaifs. &Is tislp
blep burtig tiltulot o. Oct lg..eoes q;
briuge ham til 8gp,oiibco. bvcrsIs;r tGn
~fiprtes til SpSebsjci. I'm Iitsnen uag
ban / soo Seorun. mca nate gicraen
par ban bso - Anr b1uoe tSn3t Il, i
en- @arpinlnpr. Gcrv,!cos &2nleior-
bolb bar Iaria8. II. San an;aces for
en- ~pelbapenbe MaRo; bans 6lec., ION
ar beb for flere aar lioen, eieos Gty
Wgae peb gilfebor9 % eiterlob fig en-
tor 6Ormue. Sun bar u9iii, bOeoe hos
lin Wooer os bapoe 5000 Str. / Gage.
Spprlcoes ban bar funnel soel9gBe life
Blot i'm e8en % fin Rotsr8 6Ormue,
men p9iaa ~pnabra9e fig en- 9j9lb, Der
anora9er pper 100000 &r., fattes life.
Mnrge Balaer, SpNretnsier og prioatc
6plt biz liOe 3ab,