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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Fort Worth should DO At mo at.,o
fair and the cotton palace Arrayee in ali
its glory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

corbett pausea in his pursuit OF tho
tragic muse ID announce that he is
ready TO night Jackson whenever the
proper prize is named.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Kosse. Tex. Sept. s'-rh' ~ ~
hotel here was hurglaI,l.sr;S5 4 -
night. The burglars ~
and u gold watch -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Greer county has emerged from the
odlous cattle quarantine by the grace
Of Secretary Morton. A circular L.
sued by tho Fort worth and Denver
states that Greer county has been re-
lieyed from quarantine restrictions on
account Of a modification OF tbs order
Of Secretary OF Agriculture j. Sterling
Morton, and that cattle which have
been in Greer county ninety days and
over VIII now be permitted 10 be ship
ped out az all other cattle from re-
gions outside the quarantine lines.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Waco Day: The Texas congressman.
almost as a unit. voted In line with
party principles and declarations. In
tho senate Mr.. Coke was as sturdy
supporter OF the party tenets and prln-
ciplea as congress oontalned. never
weakening or shirlIinR on any occa-
zion, IN any emergency BY his own
choice this may be the last congress
In which no win serve. II so It may
be said of him, In all fairness. that he
hignalized his last days as IA senator
by devotion to party interests ia an
eminent deErec-well worthy the em-
ulation OF any who may hereafter oc-
oupy his place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Coed times In Texas, " has beoom, a
familiar headline In tho newspapsr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

y Rutherford. agent; ONCE. Mcleod
hotel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

st. Louis Republlr' The south Is
now growing In wealth, population and
bunlnesa more rapidly than pcrhaps
any other section Of the country. The
governments export reports show a
noteworthy increase in the export busi-
meas Of southern portH. OF the i.OOO,-
900 Increase In the exports NJ the en-
tire country during, the nrst half OF the
present year, Iai75l 300 was due to the
Increased business at fifteen southern
ports The combined shipments from
these ports amounted to S2i6, l7a.Ol5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

DELIVERED BY CARRIER
The Daily Gazette except suhu"p'
10 centa n week. ,n
The Daily and sunday osHe'se' "
cents a month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04
A cAMpAIaN On EpucAr1oN.

Among the benefits OF the tariff law
Is the reduction in duties on hats, nan
nels, shawls and Blankets These ne
cessaries OF life were enormously taxed
under the Mckinley act. Cheap for
elgn nannels. hats. shawls and blank
cts were practically prohibited, the
tax on them being heavier according
TO their value. than the tax on the
more expensive articles OF the same
classes
In 1898 the tax on f,annels valued at
30 cents n pound was SO per cent
only $50 worth OF thHse cheap goods
was imported. F1arnels worth on the
average 80 cents pound paid tax
at the rate OF 1903 IL per cent The
value OF the imports Of these fiannels
In that year was S56l. The tax on
fiannelB at As cents was l03 Ia per
pound paid tax Of SO 1-2 per cent,
and the Imports were worth S75,39S.
The cheapest blankets worth 2s, "a
and 4s cents a pound, paid taxes at
the rates OF IS -, 100 and 104 per cent
respectively. Blankets worth % cents
paid the tax rate OF 81 per cent.
The cheapest shawis imported. worth
35 cents a pound, were taxed at 100 10
per cent; the dearest worth Slli. paid
6ss liz per cent.
The tax an the cheapest hats was
SO. l06 i-3 ard i0i Ia per cent or the
cheapest only $685. worth was imported
IN 1893, and on these tax OF s4bs was
paid. The dearest hats paid tax OF
81 Ia per cent.
This inequality Of taxation was due
to the specific duty on the pound The
Mckinley tax on these articles was
mixed, part specific and part ad va
loren. For example, the tax on the
cheapest shawls imported was 80 10
cents pound and 40 per cent on the
value. The tax on the hlgh-priced
shawls was a. cents a pound and 10
per cent. The very cheapest shawls
were absolutely prohibited by the Nc
Klnley act The tax on shawls worth
30 cents q pound was heavier In pro-
portion to their value than the tax on
shawls worth si.ii pound,
The new law which goes into effect
January /. 1895. as to wooden goods
correots this inequality. The duty on
these articles is based entirely on their
value. Under the new law hats shawls,
flannels and blankets that cost the
most Will pay the highest rates OF
duty. The cheapest win be taxed at 20
per cent, the next Mt 30 per cent and
the dearest at 90 per cent and 40 per
cent.
Under the old law cheap shawl
bought in Germany for 90 cents would
have cost St,2j with the duties added,
Under the now law II will cost 81 IL
cents. or n little more than one-half,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04
HARVARD TRIES ADVERTISING

There are plenty OF successful bust
ness men who while freely admitting
the value OF advertising for other PEG.
pie. resent the Idea that 1t could be OF
any benefit to themselves-their estab-
iishments being so well known. The
fallacy OF this notion has been shown
In the experience Of Harvard Unlver-
sity. an lnstitution OF such worldwide
fame that It might be thought impos-
sible that a newspaper advertisement
could add to the number of It's patrons.
Yet correspondent Of the New York
Times, la mentioning that the number
Of pupils In the scientific school last
year was almost double that OF the
year before. says
This rapid growth is attributed to
two causes, the first being the large
amount OF advertising done in the
newspapers, and the second is the ex-
hibit OF the school work at the Column
blan exposition"
And the exposition itself was grent
advertising field, The business man
who In these rushing business times
permits his vanity to persuade him
that the world which knew him yester-
day viii remember him today without
the aid Of reminder should turn to
Harvard and learn wisdom.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Is Tom oohiltreo's astral doing busi-
ness at the old Galveston stand7 The
Houston Post evidently thinks 3d. It
says: "The support Hon. Miles Crow
ley is receiving from the Galveston
morning daily In his race for congress-,
81 not what the newspaper boys call
hot stun"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04


The defeat OF Congressman KllFore
for denomination Ia the occasion OF
much enjoyment by some northern
newspapers, among which is the New
Yorl, Tribune. which says:
'Merclful powers. refrain In me the
cursed thoughts that nature giyes wnv
TO IN reposeW ~ the passage In Mac
beth which report says Constantine
buckley kilgore OF Texas WINS rcad-
ing last Friday whom he received Il dis.
pHtch announcing that hla constituents
~ convention assembled had nominated
MS successor In congrosg ISllrpro will
De missed nnd he himself probably
hhan't telt worse since. az captain OF a
company Of the Tonth Texas confeder-
ate volunteers, he had tn retreat to the
pecan woods, with the Boys In Blue"
close up No more VIII II be his to rlse
IN the housc OF representatives,, place
MS right hand under the front fold of
HE coat ana over his heart rest MIA
lett hand firmly upon his dcsl, and sol
EMMY emit the fatoful words, II OBJ
leetE But kllgorc's record win 1.-Two
rev bills for the relief Of soldier vet
Grams. or their widows and orphnna.
have como up to which Captain" XII
gore has not objected, his tempestu-
GUS attack upon General Spinnia, July
~ 1000 was one OF nlh NrOuuCAt EFFORTS,
1oneral SplnolR was urging an appro.
priation for tho maintenance Of state
Homes for Disabled Union Veterans"
when Nllgoro shouted, ~ obiectw aud
then proceeded to brand all union vet
Grams nu paupers and To- Witty them In
other ways General Splnola defended
his bill ana scored lSilgurc without
mercy, whom the latter responded:
General Splnola n too old q man for
me TO characterize ms he deserves, but
II the gentleman has q honchmnn To
do hia bidding, | Will denouncc him ia
u liar on the floor OF the house" XIII
gore also objected TO the bill giving a
pension to the widow or General Sherl-
dan. and said My purpose In TO beat
the bill. aud there " no mlHundcratand-
Ing that language" He objected to
the monument proposed TO Fort Greene,
Rrooklyn, TO the memory OF II 800 mar
tyrs who persisted In British prison
ships In the revolution, to the bill 10
send government vessel with the food
contributed by Americans TO the Rus
slim famine sufferers, 10 the appro-
priution fof the RELIEF OF the yellow
fever sufferers Of Florida, and TO the
sherman monument bill
Al last Kllgoro's constituents have
turned the tables on him, an did the
house on the closing night OF the ses-
sion OF 1892, when he asked unanimous
consent for n bill In which he was In
divldually Interested, with chorus OF
objections, and the shout, "Now You
know how II " yoursclfN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

THE snMT.wBERLY GAZETTE.
One year dBsuod Tuesday and Fr'-
day.. 300
Six months. 80 cents.
Three months. &c cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Governor IIogg ia sull favolte
theme for two GLASSES OF newspaper
writer's. the factlonstg and "humor-
lists" The Austin Statesman has dis
covered that "Parson whangdoodle OF
the Texas slftlngs discourses this week
on 'Cres' and cotes OF Arms. The par
son says he has invented one for Texas
which Governor IIogg ~ gwIne to start
nb soon as he finds time. Describing II
ne shyH' DE motto viii be IN Hogg
Slgno Vlnces, and dar win bc two ra-
Hvr back boroa rampant und combat.
amt aud ON de acuohcon dar will be
scbcrhl hams, qunrtcred wild Aebernl
INKS OF sausage entwiued. aurmounted
by de lone star OF Texas. which he
proceeds 10 Illustrate. In the wrenthed
sign above the shiel1 appears tho sem
tcnce, In logg aigno yincea. The up-
per part OF the shield has Il star with
the letters T-c-X-a-s, around and bo-
tween each angle. on the lower part OF
The shield are two hams, with IA string
OF bolognn sausage cntwincd around
thein, ana the two raZor-bnck hogs
stand rampant with their forcreet hold
Ing up the shield"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

The Daily and sunday Gazette one
year. 800. ... It,.
months, $3.50. 49,,
The Daily and sunday Gazst'e' thres
months. $500.
The Daily and sunday Gazette ono
month"; 75 cents. .ano
The Sunday Gazette, one year, ss;vV'
Tho Sunday Gazette, SIX n'on''''
ti.00.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

All postmasters are authorised TO
act as agents for Tho Gazette.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

rlso Riben Seq bar Der | Camper '7e'
eorab'goiien' og "gsroens gaHa', o. b
blir ndturIisbts Hitt,s iaft.
SnnIeoes gaar oa apGIoen meo Rggnina.
STsHina, Samtale 90 ioa ben peIigutos
Gre9Iensina, Iom mon oIorta CT ,uit, inotil
EIneus peo 8 Iioen bssnnosr at nRgts fin
8leneits, og be mao ba iaa fin Billie. o.
mart gienlpoer Camper al be trrtte Nen.
neIfers Suorfen.
ON Ssnoa9eu er Der trauel S~irfiombso
I enmptn. To paiiss % fres GIGosr iitor
Nanleitof, % Brsps itrires til SlRet, Ben.
ner os aiGreiter gsrosn runot opsr en- Iap
Sto. Zen eneite 9reit | S~tu9s.Gampens
eniombeo er. uaar Yoiten iommer mso
Sreos % guiier; ba er @lGosu tiIIteoe fan
3 tro.
eH auoen 3rsit bar 81 o9ina Der, muIig
en- SrIGnoers Siolin. Ruur S~guOassip9l.
ben tommer, tor Giermanoeu ben ftilfGroie
trsm os ~bespnoer at iase paa ben, os ban
CT sanife sob til at iase o8iaa, % mart er
w SHHlVH IAlU OuIu.
per I oenne Camp or Der ca. 40 gPano,
beltanenoe af SrIGnoere, 6r0ntmauo, Up.
Here % ei at forglemme Z Stanoiuaper - 8
Norlfe % Q DANTE. vi Os RorIie er Der
en- ira artltiania, en- fra Glitaboua, en- fra
Solsr % to ira Rorofloro. % pi oriuer oa
o9 iar1taler ON 5orboloeue / bore reipeitiue
SIemiteoer / @dmlelauoet, ON Grbeios.
trail, 4olitii % alt mulia.
aIRrltabeoeu err life bet mluot pmoiItus
tereoe eune maatru, for uuOtusen 8riiti.
aHIaenieren er pi ole llus,arIe os | ben
aloer, od aiarlis beoen iptlsr en- betpouin9s-
inlo Gous / ems 9ip % CT berfor ct puoet
Samtaleemne Der I g%niombebem
Sa M iommer iuart Barren, o. bet er
li9eiom ben briuser meo fig en- 29neiel efter
8amielanoet. Mtan iommer oa upiliaarlia
lbu Nor9es ipulmenbe glus meo be meg.
ttse GcSiefalo, gjssens pu,re Eoner lpbsr /
gaiene % RauItroffens itOaIorenoe Sam.
tale bsres, blanoet meo Guiiuoer Smaa.
fusles SaariaHs. 2iuerlen hopper iaa for.
nstet oeritoe pua 9uuet iau uRper os paiier,
bpiiten pnois Sfabnin9! alt err 9ip %
9pit. Sele Naturen ipiaer ben Grab, at
mon en- paiter gauroas nRiten inbbiIber fig
at pGre henfat i ct Yaraots.
Ser bar M pGret riatig pent 8eir en- IA
9a9es 8io, folot ON RGtterne % paitert
Soloetr ON 3asen. Sguar, Den 3oie Warts.
bar Der iaa parmt iom nogeu Gommeroas,
% ioa9 re9ner bet. Sneeu bar M miuiet
bet9nteli9, % 8eiene er mart ufremtomme-
li9e; bItr bette sobe geir pareuOe uO9le
9a8e ill., iua maa ri NOT iise Gampen Gar.
bel for I gtnter Us bragg ps iuo Gmeritas
3ummeI isien.
8illut en- penlis Silien til "7scorab.
Bolten" % ale oeuS 2Riere baaoe bet
9amle % bet npe 2anb. .. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

5holalo. Zen puitsos fs op for'9rbslia
pOf % bigger, penote Srsofosn til o. aap
gem Oct 9latte Gag. 7ette Tom lom en-
saiol'p9t oper benz ausiammsu. ge pus.
'eoe 'no Oonsrusu % iasoe lille ct ORB
mere paa Iause.
aef 9aar frsmoeIes bet Imna meo Gift.
h'n9en enooa Der er en- Rasie aiftsfGroiae
6oh Der. timber Refer GlsuelanO ben
oprltes Hssisrtns ipues aItius at saa I bet
tsrre. 2ommebossn er bIecen mayer o.
tpno iom en- Spesefile. get er bel belf
oette, ION er StpIb l. of ingen tsr iGttc Sob
iinoer e9et Boro. 7et toIter genae bet,
iiees Der.
Yer er ioGrt faa 3emotrater at trafie
rniorttoen. &c foo, iOm sr, blir aIosles
9rsrne uHoer ginene, uaar man bespnoer at
tale Toiittt meo benz, oe 7laar bet bort /
Flo9et anoet. ga ia, be bar bel fine Grunoe
for bet.
IRE bunoreoe galsntiner bIep iaar ienot
slenuem Suroal 9. o, os no9eR bper bprt'
eifer blep betanft meo ct mere eler minore
belot9t BortrGt al bam ieIu elsr benoe ielb.
Yer bar pGret liosn euer ingeu Spsoom
per ! gtnter. 3et er bel 5esn paa en- ltGrt,
iuno STAGE bet.
Wen tanfte bet er bsbft at lutte for penue
Gang. On penlls Silien til aleiammsn.
Sipnlaus.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

VIZ w mere 1Qlto
@rHno eHo lss slabbsr; tbi bet ar bSat
bet CT.
Yet bRnoer lille iaa iielbeut. at en- moun
fonlnier bio fra Hcrse, slgr ia en- snartur
slelnem eanoet, reiier iaa ttIbaae Ga beauu.
Der at ltrioe I bet piOs og breoe ON b boar.
i'se 5orbOloe 90 9tIituuOe paa be rsIioisie.
loeidie o9 politil'e Cmraaber. 3e Snnes oo
of tro JIG belt fttttet til bet. Nen ben. rum
gar oaret Der | nosle Gar pe fleuoer liOt til
oofpoioene, nlaa ofte imile / Stlpooet. mar
Dan l9ler oeres grtitler. Ruaet liouenoe
er Oct rleo be ilefte Of bisIe, iom bar talt Ga
nreoef imoo Sretbus og beune reliaigie Be.
p9gelie. No9Ie bar bort BAN en- suer to
10 tanlte ire = @anse, 90 iaa er be i9rbiae
III al aflt9e i'm Dom. 2lnbre bar Ilet life
pprf ban, % oisis er u9Tteu pert. Set
ler ldaleoes no til, at b, iom tienoer minoit
I'll bette, taller os itriper MET imob bet. gn.
9reoeHe tonmer belt fra Dem, iom er biloet
I % bbloe Scrmfriitenoommen, % fra ben
aaoenbare Santros fore 9eir. Sfulbe ri
oerfor itanoie meo oenHe @iernins, naar ri
er ooerbepiit ON, at bet er of Serren? Ran
onroe BOG belere piie os Hart % tpbeliat af
Serrens Orb, at hi fore bib.
en bel Del Of bore RpbItanoere fpnes at
l'sne ben faIfe grofet Semaia, Rebelami.
ten, Der resuer Yruietsu Seremias til be
afitnoise, Der siper fig al meb at profetere,
bo'lte Tube les9es I Blot % Baa Sere.
tntas's gaoitab fra Serren bar upeltumment,
tbt bet par ftrenst, bsrfcr ftulbe ban boloes
Tor a%tfinoig os l9eses | Blot % gaano.
(Ser. 30, 24-82.)
On gretbus bapbs fprtpnbt en- let gei til
Saltsbeb, unblabt at BRUCE 9ouen / 2isbeb
neo Sefus, pr9biiet ct aubet %gpanselium
eno Del, Eaulus foripnote, iaa bar ban not
blepen mootaset meo aabne Grme, % ba
piloe man NOT lite bapbs bet iaa traoelt mso
at soslGsse BAN. Men MI, oa bet er bet
9arnle, al Seroen fora9teoe, 8rifi &orfes
eoan9eltuim, iom fortpnoes, MI er ban itte
anSet emo en- georaser, eler i beoite Salo
Ell fp9 Wano! Meu paa 5rusterne Ifal
Erect tlenoes, oa al be 5ru9ter, 81 bar feet
blbtil, bar ri soo @rnub til at tatte SerreiL
foroi ban bar beiget os. 90 iaal9n9e
6rrgterne er sooe bpem er oa ri, at ri
iirloe fable 5rusterne unbe % LATTE Serrens
@iernins?
Nosle er fprbitreoe, fproi be urpeS / fin
i~spnagti8e ariitenoum; mel be iIeits er for.
bitreoe, fproi be bar miItet no9le al fine
&amerater I 9ans os geroens 9pit o9 Sor'
n%sielier, os foroi oisie % andre Stjsoe'
pnoer ta9es fat paa uoen Sanofter. Sntet
timber, at Der sjgres Mobtanb, % at man
peo btoenoe Spot sIsr 8eien baarb for be
Npompenote, % logger ale muliae Suarer
for at faa benz tilba9e isien til Dams us
Seroens ipnoise Seq. @ipe SUB, at oeres
Gnilas MATTE altio bIipe ttIitamme.
9. ". Soqefipn,
Brett for ben y. .. 2utb. Isb / Seattle.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
&anlep Taas, Wtnn.

Sr. 8eoattgr! - 5reoag ben 23oe Sebr.
bar ct Steune til Ir9itens Siem. geuom
gieoicine Wenisbeosfolt baube buffet ON
at meoes / Br9Ite9aaroen. 9asen pprauot
imiIenoe og bar SolItin uooper. Man
ltuIoe mgoes prGcis 81. 1917. ct Bar ia.
miller tom til faitiat 9io. Oct paite in8en
5ornnorir9 I BrGftebuiet. Ntan TOM bare
iaaoan tSeisg. &ommeu tilba8e til fit gR,
relie Ter Hr9iten mob 8irteu os ppoaser, at
Der tommer 2eam efter 2eam fra Horo og
Glt % tilipnelaoenoe jamles peo &irien.
Bet p9fter bans 5orunorin9; ban neo i9Ieu
% ipgr: 1Spao er paafRroe ioag; Der Jam.
les 10 Soil peo 6irten2" Ru bIep bet NOR.
iomt for De antomne, ipm life bar LET for at
ItIule Stalfen. 8eo ngiere Suetuaelie iinOer
TrRItefamilien no, at bet mploreoe meb
Team fro be A Sisrner, ale f~tepneoe moo
TrRItebuiet. Ru blep Der en- raItlgs 9rapl.
beo meb at brin9e ino isien be til 2uftsn
uplis uobRnate Sen9etRpper oa faa be
Eager / Sroen; tbi nosle Mtinltter eiter
former Der inc auinoer, RGuo % Born,
mebbrinocnoe Stoi Tor Miooa9. On Rano
flyer, ioet ban intllcuoe blIier Initor 6.
9bpritenien: ga bet er bette, man faloer
Surpriies Rnrtp."
Oct m%oriomme par, at inaen al Sulets
Soil bapbe npsen Gnelie ON e. li9t 8arti
Smiolertio bauoe aUinoerne taset alsttenet
/ geiiooelie. Den al Suiets Soil paabe.
spubte Niboa9 maatte tiliioe, % mart ltaar
en- oampenoe. "8oiler" meo 8afe paa
Gtooen, - os bet npe greitait, Spreturlen
bapbe unoer Bebanoltng, MATTE benlGsses
inotil pioere. gu bar RIore o. pugre be-
biGlpeiige meo at faa gRiobas fRrois for
oper 100 WenneIier. Otter 2 q 3 5tmer bar
Miooasen oper.
On Bureau iault ct Silver Dinner Set
m. nj. bar imloIertiO anbragt paa Stuoer,
pereliet, % fob Der glimrenoe patfert. Saa
bar 5ioen Der, at 8aoen ituloe irembGres.
ga blep bet I 6ortbeo toilet, bpao ri bar
tpmne Der for ion9 nemIt9 for at ba en-
bpgaeiia Stuno inmmen, baaoe 9lore oa
pngrs, os for at slGos en- neotrptt 9raItes
iamilte. ga bet tr9nses / oenne Ssuosr-
r~iueIieus Sio. Get BAR cpmuntrenoe, at
Sasen omfattsbe5 meb fig 3uer os Suter.
este fra fprit til iioIt.
gaitor 3bprItrHier tafteoe rgrt for Ga.
pen. Oct bleo 9ientasenoe, iiar al Jrr
5bprItenien. uotolt, at bette bIep en- Minoe.
pao for Dem. Sc bap0e life beutet Iio
Smgoetommenbeo. 2erefter iitemte en- MP
oannet Sangforeuius no9le iuoVueoe Sange,
ibet giiiB 1boue 1boritenien ipiaeoe Orsel
% aap enbel andre Humre tilbeolte.
Hu par bet pnattoe at brpoe op, tbi SoIen
bar bare en- Saanosbreo oppe. gReb en- 81.
leIie Of at ri bapoe tilbrast en- bpggelia
Stuno iammeu. tOS ri 5arpsl. 90 ben
Stuno oil i9uJe minoes. 8. z.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

mere fan'suos fr9pss bog en- mere ,pIib
@rHHo sHo lss sIaoOsr; tbi bet or tSop
bet CT.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
IRA Stpet l CT Sfoss.Gamp I
gNtSeonffu.

or. 8ebattsr: - sipet ! en- SioSs'Gamp
bar life mango g~iuerliuser at bpoe paa.
llaeus 0 Speroase arbeioes Der itrenst, TENT
oa tiolia, Raar ri bar baarei 9asens
4nros, o. euppsr sr peberfaret &stfarois'
heb, faa sr slsrus Biben bet fprite, mon tar
iii. GA CT man BERTH iaa beIbis at baue en-
glpis, iaa faar ben sisrue imutt Iaa GsIse
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
> orauiante Salbe.

U.,,rrr:-S geres Grsoe Sldo Tor
p 49,, par Der Optaset en- aorrelpon'
cattle, 8aiby tuori eOparO Sre''
.f,s pad Ell tauOaIDs Maape. Der
.ntrsnt iua: 'gua Rpoerne blep
..,,siet uoOeIt uf grefbuS til aoin'
men marielig not GIT ban De sar'le
,,,t, om a~asieaTGren er en- flor sssn
ipr. at bet Raon, iom ftaar
8crreipcnbuncsn, er ct opo'stet
"'. Sea ltul ri uarmere unoerisse
ri bsosr Gem uenlisit ON, at Dc oil
|, "a al ben GpIpsuin9, De 'arr, arsa0enos
p. gr,vfriuer, Os at De tiaise ! 9eres
y. sIao nnOer flor Cperifrift paa ct
[%,rrrsenos stsO / slaoet beilenOtalsr, at
[a., @~,FplOuius mob Srefbus er 9s3u.
Y, 9, pearsr Gem peb sobpilis at efter'
W., bette purt guite, piI ri ab 9opens
! ,riBoe Sem til at sipe ben uase Warto
|. ,,;,niro. Saus upletteSe Napn % &pste
s,r,s Rrsbs 8lao paa bet fammelisite
E...r b,uoIst. On Saritare at gibner TON
Fn,rss at Ouenn9pnte 8eifplonin8 MOB
T. n ben ueoerbrasttaite 2ssr. De tan
r. aarue. / bpiltet 2ps bette pit iatte
Rolis Ctae, fOm life iienoer til BAN,
| hBaS 9anisr be ma iaa ON %, iom
Huase BAN ct fare trem paa ben
IL, sretius er en- ijeloen rem % uplet'
|, g,riculipteO. San bar pirfet opermaaoe
,,o,t I'll auuoeIis gattelie Der paa apiteu.
n :, ct iuuot % aIporlist ariiteniip, iom
,rr ia I pore Ntenisbeoer, % Raft. Gle
N bar ubtaIt fin GlGoe os 5%orunorin9
ost, han bar bgrt % feet. 8refbus bill
E cmusrtrs Sob iammeu meb mig beige
puidh.Str I Often.
gir grUr Seattle pil antaeelrg lfribe til
Nm ont Seunc iamme Sag. vi meuer bet
Iyprliu "a piI Ba' npgen Spreisning for ben
;ops, iunr er afiteofommet. Strip mart!
9Grbgoisit
s. 9oGeiiun.
J Narnet cr G8te. &eb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
Glbotp cate, 6rant &c., Iinn.

Sr. 8eoattsr: - Ser bar pt uom9rtet
paffert geir. Ser bleu ct o~aariist War THOR,
iaa 6armerne er eI ne9et baaro Stiuina.
Get bar life pRret iaa baaroe 9ioer Der, iom
bet err M, / Manes WIinoe; tbi Der er mango,
Jon maa tase SGiten paa &poeen o. ior-
Iaoe fine 5arme. De bauoe tjgbi 2ano Der
oa beinIt $40 pr. gcre, bp9set fore oe Uatre
Suie, tore 2aber pg "GraHerp", brRitet op
bet mefte az 9anost, 'Isbt Seite os T3atiueri,
at paa Iib, - men M oa oisie baaroe 81.
Der tom, iao MATTE De forIaos alt, bpao be
bapoe.
glbou 2afs er en- msset triuelis li6en Sp.
Der err z eler 8 3rp GOODS og Grueerp
stores, Q Sarorunre Stores, 1 Trus Store,
3 SoteIer, Q Smeoeibops, l SIastsribop, Q
Barberibops, Q ubrmaesrfbopS 1 SabeL
maaeribop o. Q glspaiorer. Der sr oaiaa
to galooner, iom bar bet nieget trabtlt.
Ran tGnier osiaa paa at oprette en- Stipelie.
Gabrti.
On psnlis Silisu til '7scorab- 9ofen's
Rseaition. 9. Q. Saniou.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Yenae tiaaans mob goO Ei',srbeo TT
butlteionbelit Belgb paa Tort sltr lang
SsniiaHo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
2eattle, @afbtn

[OaHM a Narnet sr aats.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Basfaasrs giactter til og fra europa
iRlaes meo ale fBrlte Rla5ic5 Elmer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
a%orreipOnbance.

- men Rabn % serssis fnats ne
.rrssuNafsu 10 b1r life trsara aieHreniinfe az
r,set frlpa ~. 49,, M iffe bIiSe oHsrtlisaiprt r1en'
I%,sf'ia,, ,,--srse arueipOnSenf salisr %. "'"
frsr 'fsl.. mao bare giauHst % aOresisn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
anpital o. Suerfub - 100000

gerlsr paa ale De samIs 2anoe irlss5 o5
tlgbeS.