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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-10
Clearing 1t Out.

| want to sell lot of craZed
white iron stone china which |
had to buy with the rest of the
stock when l took the crockery
store. There are platters of sew
eral sizes, covered and open veg
etable dishes, sauce tureens, tea
pots, covered butter dishes, and
few odd plates, pitchers, etc.
/ have marked these at prices
which are low enough, surely.
Samples and prices can be seen
in nv east window.
l don't suppose you want any
of this for your dining room, but
housekeepers can use few of
these pieces for common in the
kitchen, and save the better
dishes. Here's a chance for real
economy. G.. M. LOOSELY.
1909 Second Avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-10
AnuSements.

Thomas famous Chicago orchestra
is to be the attraction at the Burtis
at Davenport tonight. A large num-
Der of the music loving people of
Rock Island will doubtless attend.
Gunter's MIR. Potter of Texas"
company will be presented in its
dramatized form at Harper's theatre
tomorrow evening. 1t is one Of the
best attractions of the year.
"A Fair Rebel" is to be presented
at the Burtis opera house at Daven-
port tomorrow night.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-10
Order Your ice of Spence.

Rock ISLAND, Jan, 31.-This is to
notify the public that l have cut a
good supply of good. pure ice and
that / am not in any combination.
/ am now ready to make contracts
for the coming season and would re-
spectfully solicit reasonable share
of patronage.
WILLIAM L. SPENCE.
4O8 Forty-second Street.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-10
What q Pity

that the otherwise beautiful girl
should have such bad teeth. And all
because she did not use Sozodont. 1t
costs SO little to buy it, considering
the good it does, and its benefits
stretch out into her future life. Poor
trirlf
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-10
THE NEW TORPEDO BOAT.
The One Being isuiit at Dubuque Nearing
Completion Des, option.

Not long before the opening of
navigation this spring. people living
in cities along the river wili have an
opportunity of seeing some interest
ing craft pass by here on their way
to the gulf. Reference Is made to
the government boats now being
built at Dubuque. As the days
lengthen and mercury seems more in
clined to stay up within reasonable
limits the work on the government
boats progresses to degree far more
perceptible than for some time back,
says the Dubuque Times:
The Window is now receiving the
attention of large force of men and
preparations are being made for set
ting her up Just east of the torpedo
boat on the banks of the ice harbor.
Her frames are being bent into shape
and will be ready as soon as needed.
She Will, as appears from the draw
ings, be trim little vessel.
The Machinery.
The work on the machinery for the
torpedo boat i fast drawing
toward completion and they are re-
markable pieces of machinery. The
cylinders have just been given extra
ordinary tests and have been found
absolutely perfect. and as there are
so many in this twin quadruplc eX-
pansion combination when they are
all pronounced perfect the balance
of the machinery may be taken as
correct. Every piece has been criti-
cally inspected, the working parts
properly tempered and made accord
ing to positive plans and orders fur
nished by the government. With the
finishing of the crank shafts the ma
chinery will be quite ready to be
placed on board.
Work on the boat is now of that
kind which is denominated finishing
the lining up of the stern pipes for
the shafting. furnishing quarters, etc,
and before many weeks the little
beauty will slide out into the water.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-10
CT " Committeeman, Attention

All members of the democratic city
township committee are requested to
meet at Turner hall on Thursday
evening, March 9, at 7:30 o'clock.
Democrats generally are invited to
attend, H. l.. WHEELAN,
Chairman.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-10
The City-Township Committee Meetin.

There was n largely attended meet
ing of the city-township committee
and democrats generally, at Turner
hall last night and much enthusiasm
was manifested. Chairman Wheelan
presided. If the city campaign is as
enthusiastic throughout as the first
meeting, which was held last night,
democracy will score sweeping vic
tory this spring. 1t was decided to
hold the ward primaries on Wednes-
dav evening. March Is. and the city
township convention on Thursday
evening. March 16, at Turner hall.
The basis of representation will be
one delegate for every % votes or
major portion thereof, which will be
based upon the vote for Cleveland at
the last election. Other matters of
Importance were discussed and at
tended to. the meeting being one of
the most interesting held in long
time.
After the business had been trans
acted remarks were made by j. w.
Welch and others upon the situation.
An aggressive spirit. such as will I'M
doubtedly characterize the campaign
was shown in the selection of date
two DAYS previous to the republican
convention. showing that it is pro-
posed not to be guided by the action
of that body in selecting candidates.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-10
TELEGRAPH POLES TAX.
The United states Supreme Court Rem
Gers Important Decision.


6ers an Important Decision.
The United States supreme court
has just handed down a decision that
is likely to be of interest in every
city in the country.
In 1885 the city of st. Louis passed
an ordinance taxing the Western
Union Telegraph company So a pole
on each pole it had in use inside the
corporation limits. The company
paid no attention to the ordinance.
subsequently the city sued to recov-
er some $4,000 in delinquent taxes
under those unpaid levies. The COM
pany defended and carried the case
to the top. The highest tribunal in
the land decides that the levy is legal
and correct and that the company
must pay it.
Sweeping in it's Effects.
The supreme court holds, in an
opinion given by Judge Brewer, that
the So per pole was evidently a
license tax, for it was not laid on the
basis of the business done. 1t holds
that it was.in realty rental charged
for the use of the public streets, and
that the city had as much right to
charge such rental as for use of a
room in the city hall. There is
nothing in the charter of the COM
pany eNempting it from taxation
on the ground that the public streets
are post routes. The court did not
pass upon the question as to the rea-
sonableness of the rate charged, the
case coming before it in advance OF
any investigation of this point by the
lower court. Justice Brown dissented,
basing his dissent on the ground
that the tax of s. per pole amounted
to Al per cent. of the returned valua-
ton Of the company's St. Louis prop
ertv and was unreasonable.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-10
MISHAPS OF a DAY.
Three of Them Yesterday and One Pecu-
liar One in Particular.

A somewhat novel, yet altogether
a rather serious accident. occurred
on the Union line branch OF the street
railway company's system at $3.50 yes
terday afternoon. Motor car 43 was
coming down Thi-ty-eighth street
toward Moline avenue n n pretty
good rate. when about in the middle
of the block. the brake beam broke.
and Motorman Clark to his amaze
ment found that he had no control of
his car, which was gaining in speed
at every revolution. For an instant
the motorman lost his wits and by
the time he got them back again his
car had shot across Moline avenue
and into the car accountants shelter
at the foot of the street in the c.. Il.
|. Il =. wards. Car Clerk DeVine and
F.. Eieller. who were in the house at
the time. saw through the window
the motor coming directly toward
them, but before they could reach the
door it was upon them. the shanty
being tipped over and the stove
thrown against the door. SO that es
cape was impossible until things
could be righted. Everything was
topsy turvy and when Clerk Devine
got outside to survey his surround
ings he found his quarters We're
moved down unceremoniouslv onto
the east bound main track of the
Rock Island road, and it was fortu-
nate, indeed. that train did not
happen to be pulling out at that par
ticular moment.
The moter car carried n good load
OF passengers. mostly ladies, and
naturally considerable alarm was
felt. although the accident was over
ana the danger passed, before any
one fully realized the peril. The car
was in charge OF Motormen Clark and
Conductor Arnell and the motorman
notwiths standing the danger he risked
deserves credit for having stood to
his post until the car stopped. The
| front wheels of the car struck the
curbing on the north side of the ave
nue. cutting their way as prettily as
| if it had been snow instead of stone.
The car was not greatly damaged. the
hood and dash being somewhat disfig-
uredwhich with the brakebeam will
be all the harm done. The car will be
| taken to Davenport for repairs and
lrepainting at once. The tota! dam
ages resulting from the accident will
not exceed $50.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-10
4 Collision

Motor car ID of the Elm street
line, collided with Parker's delivery
wagon at the corner of Sixth avenue
and Twenty-first street Yesterday af-
ternoon. The motorman was back
ing his car at the time to permit q
lady to alight on walk which had
been passed. and before the wagon
could get out of the way the collision
occurred. the wagon being considera-
bly, demolished. though no injuries
attended the accident.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-10

The celebrated remedy, Salvation
Oil. is recommended by experienced
veterinary surgeons as just the thing
for the stable and cattle yards.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-10

=. method and results when
= Fjrs is taken; it is pleasant
.f,s:bing to the taste, and acts
rst promptly on the Kidneys,
nd Bowels, cleanses the sys-
Lsltpaily, dispels colds, head
nd fegers and cures habitual
|...ion. Syrup of Figs is the
,.msdv of its kind ever pro-
plsa:ing to the taste and &C.
g. 10 the stomach, prompt in
I'm and truly beneficial in its
r-apared only from the most
and agreeable substances, its
excellent qualities commend it
and have made it the most
n remedy known.
IN Of Figs is for sale in SOC
| bottles by all leading drug
Any reliable druggist who
La have it on hand will pro-
h promptly for any one who
| 70 try it. Do not accept any
butte.
|lrORgIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
|SnlLs. N. NEW YORK. nv
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-10
\ Rama way Accident.


W II. Judge and James McQuaid
met with an unfortunate accident
while out driving late yesterday af
ternoon. They had been in Milan
and were returning home. and upon
reaching the old fair grounds on the
Milan road their horse became I'M
manageable and ran into a fence,
throwing out the occupants OF the
buggy. Mr.. McQuaid. who was
hurled violently against the fence.
sustained fracture of the left leg
and several bruises and cuts about
the head. He was picked up and
carried into the residence of j. ).
Blocklinger, near by, and medical
attendance summoned. DR.. Carter
responded and set the fractured
mem Der and later he was brought to
his home in this city in the patrol
wagon. the stretcher being the most
comfortable upon which to move
him.
Mr.. Judge was more fortunate than
his friend, though he received sew
eral painful bruises. and owing to his
poor health he will probably be laid
up for some time. He was attended
by DR.. kinvon after reaching home.
Although Mr.. McQauid was quite
seriously injured and it is feared
INTERNALLY so. ne is some better today
and it i hoped will get along all
right.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
Wienoelipbn Cuarteitc

Qiuer Ell Concert / "0rnuo Opera
6puie" ben 15oe Marts. Oct er q
Nnr iioen Den loo fig bgre i 8ecorub,
Og Mnn9e oil minoes, bpiltet blipenoe
Suotrpt ben Notwithstanding ojors
be. StGl go9et iprmnn ct muiitelItenoe
Rublifum iii at mgoe cp, 0n mna bet
bore en- iaaonu 9%unitupoelic ipm benne
Guintctte bar at bYoe paa % ruaoer
oper.
6or p8, Tom Stanoiuauer, bar nnturs
liBul3 6rrfen 2iQa 9ucl eli iRrlig Sns
~tcresie. 6un CT ipOt / Stod6Olm, %
ull minoe Gllbprerne ON Gbriitlua
Nil8iOu. Naereoe / eli mig gulOer
maattc bun ipn9c iOr ben tpn9cli8e 6uz
mile, Der bcumoreoe beuoeS Gang, O8
~iglere bar bun ltuoeret Otuilt / Bars
mocr ueroeu3bcrpmte 9Grere3 9coclie.
SnnOc iucuite % tpoits 2luiier % Gons
cCrtnnmclocrc er ent9e ON at bGUe bens
oes Gang TT Sfperne. 9e guriJe 4
Wieolemmer al Guntetten er o9iaa be-
rcmte StDrreIicr, % 3%ireftGreu, SIR.
I6omas Spans 9taUu CT nllcreOe eli
Bprgen iOr en- uoirgt Samlin9 al &urits
mere / NtenoelSiubu Gulutcttert.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
6uoSticucner.
3sis u RATE.

8 EecSraN @suisbtOs sute Sruoas 5or'
mionas ST. 1915.
SrHsaleltclc otter @uNstleuciier.
Gnnclf Acknowledgements nj z.
9rsaltautmpoe Den Ssoe 6rbr, LIE %
9ecu Sar,s.
SitesGQ ben 2soe Seh. GdbuingSprTot'er
ri. Q. 9aitpr e}crhuro Rdsmusicr.
9trsoaa Giten: &rrotteu ST. s Sdlior
u. &. 2orieu.
Susoaa ben 1ite STARTS: grret'er RI
101S, gaitpr Geoer 2rcpcr.
Ensoaa gfteu: Temperance Sectlre ri
s Batter " &. groerien
Irrseaa ecn 2ocu Niarts: GrGoi'sr al
l0L, Batter Spbau Glen.
Tprsooa Nitcu: SIuininasielt.
g pen Ssrfc u. G. 4. air,e cm 6crnrlo'
nnaen al. iOlo 9rGNiieH pco Yroi. Sarltr.
SFuoagsitole umioecItart riter Cubs
tlrreiteu.
guaelI Gfteuauestlrusite ri. 7.
aouiirmnnterue mBoer Susons eIierr''o'
bag al. 2.
apinncfrreniuacu meoer Iorsoas Otter
mieoua 81. . pan 9pleqet.
stole / aIriCuS Snicmeut Seroaa 6or
minoaa fra 81. . I'll 70.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
Gitp.H uminationcr.

Der CT 3 &au0Ionter i Marten for
MioDOrsGmbeoct: 6. 9np, @. s. 8Gl'
lean % &. g. @OooarO. sc bar ale
fine petitioner unoerte9uet al Spr9ere
al Spen.
Snnbioot Tor Gitp NttOrnep er @eU.
81. @iactt; for Gitp treasurer 6. S,
8siier.
Spm GouucjlmRno er nomiueret lgls
senoe: lite @orb, 6runt 9. 9uuoers
2oen @aro, 8. s. Nelion; 3bic @aro.
.. Z Samre; 4oe @aro, o.. s.. Suilcp,
8 2ocn 8nro bar 6. .. WtOris
melot fig iom Sauotbat, % / 3oic 8dro
j. N. G%pnpper.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
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6lgbepriien iioite llse BAR 20 Geuts,
- Spens un9e 6orretuiussfplt ifuI
t9nte itGrtt paa at iaa opisrt fit e9et
Club otale, os 8lanen ital finoe als
mInoeli9t SiIalc. Oct 9iGloer at iiuoe
en- beloj9 Sp99ctOmt.
- Roe Ssliau er Der inmlet $4,000,
iOr At Sgen ital faa fig Ell SaQ ION
OiicutIi9t 5oriamliu9slOfale.
- 6plgenbe Council Meolemmers
2ermin uolsber ianr: s. g. 9auoers,
3. 8. 8IeriOH, 8. Z. 0amre % y. g.
8aiIey,
S9oersmanoen Or. 9arlimalr
ipIote for nusle Gage iioen fit 9Ooe
9lar.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28

~ 80
/ Tecorab, Tom hertil fra Colorado
1orsoags iOm Sig. Deb ct Sa0oeitio
fra fin eoen Repoluer bauoe ban miitet
2ipct. Sdn bIep begrdoet / 5reongs
uuOcr 5rimurerues Guipicier. Jor
uosle fan aor iiben buOOe ban tigbi
Iuder 6nrmen, 3 Mile fra Gecorab,
bnooe M eiter Ell 9ibs Spbulo Tom
superintendent peo SuImimr / Colo
raco betolt ben fulot no os ostsbs meo
bet 5srite at TONNE tiIba9e % bo Der.
9rDegerisa omplniet Is. & s.
0tibea / Ga CROSSE bar leiet 8belps'
gnmle GleontorsQ otS pna 5 Glnr % az
ter Der at opisre Ct folot 8aresSus.
gtrbeloet er allcrebe poobe0pnOt. Sgioa
3Obu @uuc Srewins So. i ga Grosic
bar beitemt iis III at bpS9e iamme
Sla9s Spbeunriug5bus Der / Bpeu.
gtnnr gilt tOmmer iii @lt, innr Deco
rnb alta ct ceutrnlt ElsGepot.
- Sut 'esinnte Observation-Disclosures
ger siucs sirsoos % Susoa9 9liten,
Oenne u9e, / NRlis ella Greats 9OtaIe;
be beitanr / TO imoa upoeliae Sperettaer,
mopueoe al uuge Gamer unoer Wtiis
Greats Snitru'tiOn. No9ans 25 Gts.,
% Sncta9ten oeles Ii9t meIem ben
epiicoplle Og cOnSrc8utipnule &irtes
Orgels 5Onos.
- MrS. S~ebjgruiUn reiite iUrleoen
til Chicago for at beige fine Der bOiatte
8Brn.
$780, 8cnion O9 ellington fra Orleans
5ownibip refer / Ntorgen, 3lrsOa9,
meo TO YO9nlnOuiuger uOmnrtcoe ling
bette. Oct enc ienoes til GoOperstopn,
g. g., % oct onoet til Yerlep, W&mn.
- Sra &uoolpbs Drug Store tom.
mer mt Advertisement upite ll8e. 2ui.
Srewcr8, Graduate ira Northwestern
University of Pharmacy ! Chicago,
bar IN OUertaget SeltYrersY Oiten.
- Get tolter at urre iuinagtig goo
anr Ill pm 0ngen. O.. Z. 6amre for
trQer U8, at bans 6irmo, 9Ieeue8 q
0amre, / iOrrl9e ll9e icnbte ira Deco
rnb Z "Gnrloao" Suin, Der repreieutcs
rebe Ell &Groi al $4,000 Dollars. Sc
bar inn StntIOner til, boOr 5Orretnir9en
/ 6OrbOlo er li9eiun itOr.
- W{r. So8. Soibet boloer 0n3oa3
ben Soe Dtnrt8 2luition pol ~2li6mpre5
5orm / MubilOn 3Ownibjp % i9l9er
Ell bel Del Seite &reaturer, 6arm.
maitincr o.i.u.
49, st oeiligt, blsOt uHiten l 6Oo8
Suelu9 iatOt Nat iii ManOn9. llOpuu
5Urmiooo9en aipeyleoe GOroeu, &e9n,
Sne % 9O99el.
- Scr. 2eapitt, en- Seternn fra SDo:
Itat8s&rigen of9it peo 9poeu i Sen.
bags, beuueO 81 2ur 9ummel.
- s. Z. &eli bar tjpbt 6. 6. Did,
ermuns Sus pou Sjprnct ui 8rOoopai
% Wtia Street iOr $4,000. Oct fla
umtaIiatres betpOeIi9t, fCr No8cn Ilytte,
mo.
- lltnolpite Sreue: Carl Garneis
-0trs. 9Ooiie SObauipu-Nii8 Glo
rab Siniun-&eoer 8utormiOn gle
Gonrabe SlciOu 2-0trS. YeOeriOr
Mrs. Sariue 5. &eun-S, y. &ttrO
-SObn 8eberline.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
Sccorab % Snleglt.
Greamtrp. Surrctnins / s%eiunsibrif
Zen 27ot 5ebruar, 1904

Honntn.
Grcamcrier bar puuoet ct aoot Sob
iGiie / 8iuueibeif Gountp % bet meo
&ettc, tbi for SpHsbOIo CT bet itdbt %
~itittet. 3erior p9cs psiao GntnlIet al
Smcrs 5abri.er, og berne 8nns Tan pi
napne TO upe: 8 CONQUER itol Der ars
lrgses ct, srnrolnst pao aitier, buer
pan $40, % icroelte pao 100 &ttic'
Gicre, BOG iooleoes, at ben lamleoe
te9ncor 9npttal tan 9aa op III $4,000.
g. .. SliOu CT 9rciibent; blanot 8r
reftprerne er aisle Slion % 6uIbrano
@ulbrnuoion. Nopuet pan Qreameriet
Hal pnre "@iuueibcIt Creamery. On
tor Sebolbnirg 90 or aGlereoe inolngt.
ct nnoet Creamery or paatGnft !
SpiluiQe; Cont er moflsbt, SSbns op'
iDrt, o9 Ssbeboloning inola9t. Gn
iuloItGnois Organization bar enonn
ttte iunoct Steo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28

Sm Wtaanens SnoflpOelie pna &e9r
bar Ell amerifnnit MeteorOlOg i 9Obet
al be iioIte 10 glur nnitilet en- &Rtfe
lln~oeriegelier. 6an bar iunoet, at gtps
maaue pfte iDlSes al mere 8esu, % al
5ulomnane oite bringer minore 8e9n.
Den itprite &egnperiOoe faloer iammen
meo 5ulomaane eIer rommer fort Iors
no. Zen t~prreite Gcriooe ialoer / gls
mmbeligbeo iammen meo Mnanens
ferite Spartsr eler fommer fort iUruo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28

Sad Sing itol bnpe en- StprtcprGpe meo
GARNER" Burns / @rano Opera Spuic
Iirsbag Nften 7oe Mnrts. San er AMI on,
men BERTH ianlmeu uleo lin "5raiuer" Col.
Inns % bar tit training quarters / Stepera
Opera Npuie, BoiItct oil pGre anbeut ior
4ublitum fra III al iuotjl 6oreItiljugsa
a~ftcncu. ollie % GHtper ItulOs beuptte @u,
leouingen til at ie ell al &erocuS beoitt
Gtblcter Aaa AJelmeN ell laaoau itrcnQ
Draining, iom ben Der bcbDpes for at mpOc
op meo Ell Mtano iom &urua.
Stor Sutere5ie beriter lj9eopcrior cen
forcitaaeuoe &rDoefamp mellem 6armer
Burns % Sad Sju9. Burns tommer bertlI
/ SlutuIu9eu al lI9en,
Collins, Sings "lratner", or eli al oe
f~iuteite / fit Sag. @an bar trainet Guor
9ewiS, 'the strangler', i no9Ie ai bans
baaroeite 9piter % bar iluttet fig ielU til
Sing iorOl oeuue, eiter bans McuiuG CT
the coming man. "Tarmeren" oil not ian
en- farIi9 Wtcoitanoer.
Sad Sing er moi en- wrestler al bDi 8ang.
get cr fart, at ban bar glort @eu9e pna i'm
5prretuiug. Snn reiier / good style o. be-
taller Sputant Ior, bpao ban faar. Sau bar
tjIbrogt me9et al i'm SiO / Seitcns mining
camps, % er en- Mauo, iom er pant til at
paste ij9, ua0ripmgeIit Oct siGlocr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
i9o.aarsau,

n,nnlet ON, bUnb Der 5,
bette fOitbare eanO, fuareoe s,r.
Apples, o9 Deb n9rmere lpo.
fnnOt ol uo' at Soften Of Qine h
unOertiOen CAB ct uobgtte, fpm "'
par o9ro $500 pr. glcrc. y.
iIlFl'sO'S lille be oIminOeG8e 10
6ru9ter; bisie fOmmer b%opesio,,N
SeItinOien' @'en bet er Ualoioe q,
plarer paa ira III til iemtea RINK
Stptte, % iom mtuiter fIere 2Or,,.
ele9ante 5r~u9tbutiter / 0,n 0..,
eb'cn8O. eiter Oenne 0plpsniSo h.,
pi bebre f~oritaa 8riien ban O., '"4@
men noar mnl' bOrer, Of rioeioo y.
9anO enonH IteOie fan tjObc8 nDss, w.
for nO9le faa Collars, oilOe ~ ~.
uiitnOt fOretratfe at Opbprle O,tt, 0 o..
lelp. @n Ting er bog iittert 0, l.,
at Der Der finoes li9e iaa ou0e
3el Del ~iifrere gboncer for Qo,rs,.s "
rem, 'Om Der / IOropefcns Mip,,,,.
iinoes for @ulbsraperen. 81"
Den ~ieneltc Sroit bar lite pDftr,n
til o'sie @sne. Neoens MorOp,a,..
5armere iorlg9te bet puuItcGoc o,,.
itp'te at boloe zig purnle / en- 5,m,,.,
tur al 30 8raOer unoer g{uI M, ,
trGlDle Yrarier, baUoe Soogaba,, '.
6lOrioa Ell Sarme9rao al 60 cper g..
O8 inIot Op al Seo til at lure s,,.
ucrue meb. 3rRri9bpmmcu / sfo,...
Der er li9eirem uiounOerllQ; Der + y.
opcr 100 foritjeli9e Sloo5 @,pr,.
oerlblanot mango, Der piloe vrr, fu
9eli9e fOr De fOItboreIte Moblcr, 6o,,
Der tr9nges III berneOe, er Souom,I,,
os Mpbeliabritfer Der pilOc tlmue r,,.
lilcrcs eli 6prmllc / ian glor. g}ep ~,
cr iOrreiten %tal!Die andre Iuonitrir
iom oiloc tllullc orioe5 mtO fort M
Butte. 0Opcbmau8eIen er g~,vGpar,
ior eubper, Der fan Og Uil arbsiOe. q
Der ncppc iOr gIeblittet uoocn 5,sr
&lnoS / De 6Oreneoc Stdtcr.
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Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
lln9farlcnc. 9or fort 3io iiom D.

lllgfarlcne. 6or fort lio iioeH biz
/ @len onnuet en- ~lu9torIcIub, tvi
6ormonl er at iomle ale Wjooim.s.
al 9G9teitnbet til 1Iuttet GptrrOm mS
oWne SuItltution. Oucr Iuimoc lrs
tarle mclOte zig ltrOr iuo.
&cO Nobnjn98mpoct inolpb ira o,
mar / BEN GLADE 1onnuhD ioritGlY
@aucr, Der lntte ollie De tilitcocegrtn.
llugtorle / oct btolte 0umbr. Gn &lCr
itcrbunotcriuoe leuote Ell elegant &uit
&Oier % ct Sreu, / buffet bun anbi,
+lcoe lin 6orrctnln9 oeo iOrtitOosuoe IS
SrUlupper. Gu unocn Game icuOn %
.0tat @Hlorin9, Der ftrar ttrU ittaet Il.
2uttion; De inotonne YenGe i@orGrG,a
til eli ucl9joreuoe SCREENING. Gn tr1Sl
Game ienotc en- iulofrROi9 Io1b3tlr,.
nnI til ct Barn, % eli ilcrOc iMot G
9uiiu 8Icicr.
Ge3uoeu o7cUcreoe 9Oitbuoct life ID,
uoyti9c &rcpc. ut 3lubbcn jmjolro
At mango Opinttc3 meo pmpltbl ie.
Al DC bicrtcIne 2Dt0nittiu8cr, brr q
i%nOlobne ira tolrj0c tDite % ritcuj3t
NOer,
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
@teiicn0e.

GtciicnOe.
9r. Carl Su9poloitn6 8ru99iit
Scar8nut Sluii5, Soma, bar uGret
9ecOrab Ell u9cs Sio / Sei68 bps fine
6orrIorc. Sans 8eitemmelie er al
rclie til Gbicu8o for at ta9e lin iioite
Gyamen.
Sr. q. 8. 9au9en al @itberpiQe,
Soma, oflr9ger oisie Gage i'm aarligc
&liit hos Slagt % Seuner i @innes
ibeit So.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
Spriiite Babe

oil blipe Ell iGroeles Beloig M Sus
ititutiou / Speu, % oct or at baobe, al
ben bill blipe iua lGnneuoe, at ben fan
beitoa. Oct er Sauion Srio9e, iOnl
bar ~unbiou9et BEN prispRroi9e Soc;
ban bar leiet Sniementet i Stepers
Spgning, % 9omptieoeI % 8prlcbniu.
ger er nIercoe lagt inO. 9Otnlct fol
blioc imatt, imo9iulot % tOmiOrtobelt
inoreoet. 20 Gage / llgcu er uoeluf.
tenOe iorbebolot Qumer, % III Some pil
oa have 2iliputt.
NIr. &rjoac iporGr bperten @eu0c
c,ier Nipie Tor her at gruloe Ell 2~lu,talt,
8ubIltum fan Blue ri9tig i%ornpiet mco
og iTttc Yris pao.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28

llnOertegnebe bar netop mOOta9et
ipluplettereoe &Obberitrcu9e for at uinbe
ON Gers % Sasitrenge paa Saroanger
9iOliner. Yris en- Sent pr. SOB.
g. 6. 9etcrion, Music Dealer,
Secornb, So.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28

Betsy bODDItt CT q 1tIII0'
Tom lnben life lang 5io ujl bivc pQis
al 9scorn6~ 9lQettuuter. Nl0rio
bette Stptte OpIprt pnn oi&ic 2autu
2anoet. SnotG9tcn 0nor til pc,oao.
Nlemeo.