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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09
We VIII Stin Make Sugar.

From the st. Johnsbury Republican,
If the sugar bounty is abolished, its alb
clifton will hardly drive all of our Yer
mont sap boilers into the almshouse. The
official statistics show that last year
bounty on maple sugar amounted to only
S6225.23, which was divided among 900 of
the people of Vermont.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09
Reform with IA Vengeance.


Up to date MIR. Cleveland's postmaster
general has appointed 772 more new fourth
class postmasters than Mr.. Harrison's did.
And the Mugwumps unanimously protest
that this is a reform administration.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09
Investments.

Some know how and wish no
for counsel. To the latter, es-
pecially, offer my services.
My experience is large, my bus
mess connections the very best.
advice. Some do not and wish
One very large and very con-
sentative banking association
from which obtain choice 6
per cent loans, is examined each
year by Hon. w. H. Dubois,
our State Inspector of Finance,
and this house pays a direct tax
to our state treasury. Every
loan is as safe as if put into
savings banks, but yields much
larger income. This house
came through the panic without
a single loss. / can procure as
good 7 per cent loans as any
known - will call at private
houses if wished. All business
ccnfided to me will be strictly
confidential.
G. F. THOMPSON,
Room IL, Crosby Block,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09

Mrs William Murden, 1877 Third street, Albany.
\. y, gives il the need of praise as follows: Il
have used Or. Bulls Cough Syrup and find it has
no equal. No family should be without it,"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09

A Pole, about 80 years old, employed by
Henry Smith of Colrain, was killed Mon
day, tree which he was cutting falling
on him. The body was badly crushed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09
MASSACHUSETTS, NOTES.
Cashier Franeis's DefalcatiOn Over
100000.

100000.
The affairs of the late Cashier Francis,
of Pittstield, seem likely to come to some
definite settlement soon, for the Pittsfed
national bank has notified the American
Surety company of New York that the
amount of its claim on the company in its
capacity of bondsman for Mr. Francis in
the sum of $4,000 will be $49,5 1t is
now stated that the amount of Francis's
defalcation will foot up to over 100000.
Mr.. Francis committed suicide by shoot
ing in his apartments at the Maplewood
hotel in Pittsfied last July.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09

, With pure, vigorous blood coursing through
the veins and animating every fibre of the body,
cold weather is not only endurable but pleasant
and agreeable No other blood medicine is so
S Wbat does rs o results G5n az AyePs sSrsapara
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Women.-Miss Lura Goodrich, Mrs. Elmira
Hewitt.
Mems. Boitano, X. Faulkner, NJ. C. Ladd. E.
NJ Miller, Doctor Smith, j. II. Sargent
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09

Riverdale, the home of the late Marvin
w. Davis, was sold at auction Tuesday, for
1880, to Mr.. Farr of Putney' The stock
was sold at good prices. The farming I'M
plements and some of the household turnl-
ture also brought very fair prices.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09
GOdey's Magazine no More.

The publishers of Godey's Magazine and
various books and periodicals in New York
assigned yesterday. The company had
capital stock of 100000. The maya zine
is one of the oldest in the United States,
and was published in Philadelphia until
two years ago.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09

The new bonds will probably not be
ready for delivery before the 2Oth inst, as
many of the bidders want bonds of small
denominations, which will take some time
TO print and sign. OF the total issue of
S50O0O,OOO, Sal 100000 will go to New
York city.
Secretary Carlisle mas notified collectors
of internal revenue to have printed in the
Chinese language notices to the effect that
the time within which Chinese may apply
for registration will expire May 3 next, and
that all who fail to avail themselves of the
provisions of .theact approved Nov. 3, 1898,
will be depofted, as provided in said act
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09
Robbery at Ludlow.

The railroad station at Ludlow was
broken into Sunday morning and a small
sum of money taken. 1t was found that
hand car had been taken from Cayendish
station and left a mile north of Bellows
Falls. Two men were arrested at Bellows
Falls who were supposed to be the burglars.
They proved their innocence and one of
them was released. The other was taken
to New York state, where he is wanted for
larceny
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09
Wealth WEEDS Wealth.

George Gould has announced publicly
that his younger sister, Anna, is to marry
William NJ. Hartman, member of the
banking house of E. p. Hartman & Co.
1t is said that Mr.. Hartman is million
aire. Miss Anna Gould's share of her faith
ers estate is estimated at S1j, 100000. She
has not been formally introduced into So
ciety. She has spent several years in a
fashionable boarding school near Boston
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09
Minnesota Pine Land Fight.

The great Minnesota pine land fight has
come to a head, complaints having been
drawn in the name of the state charging
six of the large lumber firms of Minneap-
oils and elsewhere with stealing over 100,-
100000 feet of pine from forests belonging
to the state. The names of the companies
are withheld until the formal filing of the
complaints. The amount of money claim
ed by the state is about 100000. The
suits are brought in obedience to the re-
port of the joint legislative committee.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09

Fred II. Childs, young society man
and the son of wealthy jeweler of Clyde
y. y, shot and killed James c. Nicholas
prominent man, in the principal street
and in the presence of hundreds of people
Wednesday. Childs asserted that Nichol.
had circulated stories detrimental to hi,
character Childs gave himself up to the
police.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09
\ Poisoning Case

solomon James and Mrs. WILDER Spauld-
ing of Bethel, were brought before Justice
Adams at Bethel on Friday, on a charge of
attempting to poison Mr. Spaulding with
Paris green. The charge against the wom-
an was nolle pressed. James was bound
over to the county court in the sum of
$500, and was taken to the Woodstock
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09
An II-Year-OId Lad Accidentally shoots
Himself

The 11-year-old son of Oren Morgan of
Sunapee n. H., who moved from Wood
stock two or three years ago. was left alone
in the house the first of the week, and
when the parents returned they found the
little son dead with bullet hole in his
head. He had evidently Deen at play with
a revolver which was left in the house.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-23

Imp optr ana deficient care Of the sealT
will cause Rrnyness OF tie hair and bald
IS. Escare both by tie use OF that re
liable sIocigc. Halrs Hair Remover.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-23
THE JEWEL cAsKer.

Olivine and diamonds make n pretty
quaterioil brooch.
Chrysopruso sleeve buttons have a tiny
diamond iu the crnter
A new matchbox recently imported had
p secret space ior photograph 70 be- slipped
in aud cut
A magnificent diamond spray WINS seen
with punches % amethyst quartz suggest
ing wihtnrin clustcrr.
Diamond buckles nre never nmiss. They
are never ogt % fashion aud can Dc used in
n great variety Of ways.
The large colorcd pearls used in ring and
brooches were among the most superb
things shown during the holidays.
A charming tiara is a bowkn with two
loops ON each side graduating to give tie
proper coronet shape, the waving ends car
rying out the form. The center Us cnurht
by an ornament that gives the highest
point
Louis Seize designs Ia brooches are wei
come variety These fonake the old man
ner Of balancing parts. The elll0rintcd or
nament Is on one side. On the other is "a
geometrical device. There are two pend
ANTS of unequal lengths
a lizard 81 diamonds, vita tail in the air
and spreading feet, holds a diamond in
crusted watch. Another device is dia-
mond monkey holding with legs and tail to
a branch with bend downward and one
paw extended be grasps a tiny watch
jewelers. Circular
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-23
RAILWAY RUMBkEs.

English railway porters are tipped $780,
900 year
Arkansas Is TO have new railroad, the
name Of which will be- the Bentonville, Fort
Gibson and Southwestern
The western hemisphere, having but 3
per cent 81 the population Of the world, has
ig9,4s9 miles Of raj road, being - per cent
Of the mileage Of the world.
The IntramuHl Electric railway al Chi
cago is said TO have been a losing invest
ment. IL cost 81 900. 900 and earned 500, b
600, out Of which p per cent was paid to
the Exposition company. Il carried $780,
90 passengers.
At almost every station on German rail
way the station master has parrot or a
staHing SO trained that whenever a train
draws up at the platform il commences
calling out the name OF the station most
distinctly. and not only this, but 10 cOntin-
ues doing 50 while the train remains there.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-23

NOTICE. TO CO-OwNEGs-T c. KLEIN.
AZ schmidt w. y. Reed. j. g.. Nalh. 6eo.
Etzel. ". h Richards. oo-oWners. and A.. o..
1reriie purchaser o. the interest OF e.. Klein
fchnidt. ". IS. ED. and ). 81 Alsh. their
heirs. assigns. executors and administrator.
You are hereby notified that W. your co-own-
err. Ihos a MILLER. g. q. Maikor and i n
langley. have in accordance with eection ~.
Of tao revived statutes of the nitcd tntss. ok-
pended in labor and Improvements uron the
placer claims desiEnAtod ~ follows. Of 4 ami
s. sec s. ~ H. " lots 3. z, = :. SOC ~. 10 ".
r ", J. catcd tppusits dorado lar. an M
organ zsd mining district ia the county - ew ~
an larke ard state % Montana. tlo .un 90
tao hlrdrcd uollars. bsing the work required 10y
Law for the purpose Of holding ami rsurescnting
claims iur the years Of lsIl and isH1
Now therefore. be it known thar uul.ss You
orch eantrihute your hare Of such czI cadt 20
afnouiting 60 t2a apiece. Tor eash above ONE
Gig. ia interest held or claimed. ard remit tbs
sanie Co t4e oihca ~ 4. b Miller. 90 lleeln.
Aout IA. in the county ~ leNi- and lsrae.
within ninety dags after the service OF this noe
tica hv puhhcaiior your interest or irfercnts IN
the aid PLACER claims will De forfeited, AMI ha-
come tie property % thn undersiEro L us pro-
sileJ ~ said section 2s3i 81 tho r.tsi ststsi
ssA.utea. Iiius. D. MiLlEn.
a. ID IANNi.FN.
4. A. NALhtE.
Tirst publication Nov A. Isqa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-23
TWO CRAZY CRIMINALS.
The Old Problem Of Lunacy and
Crime Revived and Again
Discussed.
Tho Mental Condition Of Train
Robbsr Perry. 55nt 70 an
Asylum.
An Ineorriribie Prisoner NJ AuBurn-uis
Case Compared win That OF Black
hart" noizhaV.

Oliver Curtis Perry. the notorious train
robher, has been pronounced insane and
placed in the asylum a. Matteawan, \. T.
There IS peculiar significance ia this an-
nouncement, coming, as IL does, 80 soon
after the incarceration 81 one ~ his most
distinguished contemporary desperndocs
"Black Bart" Reinnerd Holzhny, in the in
sane asylum 40 Ionia, Mich. That both II
these able disciples Of Claude Duval should
60 crazy within a short time after being
placed in confinement revives the old prob
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-23

Blinks-Have you read that article on
how TO tell a bad cgQ2
Winks-No, ! have not, but my advice
would be, If you have anything impor-
tent to tell bad egg, break il gently
Brooklyn Life.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-23
CATIONS NERVE TONIC
AND VlTALiZER.

Quictly euros general snd nervous debility.
Hinul eAhaustion, heuia thcnla etc.
Completely. perfectly AID 'rmauonty rejuV-
ruatns the vital energies; increasins nervors
iower. renar ina the ambition OF youth sud tho
iourase oi manhood; restoring 60 ehie-bled:
tnervated. exhausted, doyitalizec. or overworEed
men and women p'rfeci constitutional powors
Its cXtraord nary curative power manifos.a
teslf almost immedrtely % i taken. On this
DO NJ tie evid nee ~ those wno have takon 10 a.
Uniform and p0sitiv'. They AZ they eau feel
tie effect Of every dose ling them COOL II IL n
restorative inhusncs through the mciinn 81 tie
uCrVols - tenn Go oFery ogsEn aud tissue in thn
hadr. 10 makos but nttc uiiiercnce whether tho
constitutional yigor las teen undermined ~
scute diseEea. overwork. or certain mischievous
lud Secretion. or whether the broken down con-
O. ION is called ~ one nams or other 20 long na
thefo q nervous cNteurt.t n general O. tocal
Nsakness - lone 90 sLervAfion sud debility arc
the G. - Of h ailment this L. tho remedy
1lllS VINO hUfrtR rom the rssults OF
0ver-ment7l or physical erertlon, hardship.
r1rosufo hi lden drains cAprico or no havo
hraH sht upon tlems lives ser - alllctiurs hy
gnersrtly er wllfuiiy violating EatnFe's laws
will fad m atonH itailzo- ana Nerve Aol4c
The remedy OF their oertisn rslet- h srosdily
removes all evidence 81 progressive physical
deterioration. ard restores tie cnfeo.ed energies
/ Co thor naiu n visor.
WHFNEYEE III EE IS anv weakness e. the
vital trfans. nery, usuess, pro.trations Of th0
rihysicai or mental ener lies. confusion q idcts
lack OF elf cunhdencr, irritahinty Of teInpsr.
ne aurhuiy. cowEriioa, wtaknent uf To knroa
aud la-k. palpi alton 81 the heart draggns pain
in The Joins. headache irritation OF tie ldneIs
aud Alaer. milky urine. porniciuus aud htiden
wA.tea resulting iu a IA ure ~ tie mentel aud
physical rover, q nstituiine IN imp dimeni o.
success. aud uniting hin or or Tor ihe duties
and responsibilities 90 liic % is the resneiy pu
A .insla packaso will IL sufficient 20 fnaurur.
ale fhe work % regeneration and cure in mani
trsas Tut stubborn caFes OF o. require morn u
VIII D. sent postpaid. socurol from observation
Tor sl.1i p.r farsare. 81 6 package or sa.o4
A'~'' CAION MED. Co. roston. Mass
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-23

Jnmcson-Arc you going 60 rcfurnish
your housed
Iitz-Nu.
jameson Wen. ! saw your wife in a
furniture store the other day pricing dif.
forent articles.
Fitz-Ncs. She did that 30 a. to find
out what Browns new furniture co.,.
New York Herald
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-23

GHERiFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXE-
- cution in my hands, issued ont % tho dis
trict court ot the irHt Judicial district Of Ca
state Of Montana, m and for the county Of LOWS
nj l-rke, tn tha suit u oport .. Halo a.Hi.s
shirley e.. fehby, duiy nttested tho l2th d7y of
Deco mher, A ID. leyA have levied upon all the
r GIT. titlo aut interest 81 che sad shirley d.
tehby IN and 20 the folio King described prop
orty. situated Ia Lewis and Clarke county, state
% Montana. viz;
J Ct numtored ono 1l. two 90 ard fhroo lal IN
block numb,r twsntl-uno en- Il ctorT's addi'i on
90 the city ~ eloEA in the co my ct LeNis
and CLARKE. ttae Of Mon.Ana. -Ald proper 81
stAnding nov on tho records 81 tho county 70
ewis ami CLARKE IN the namo OF Emma . .
Afhby.
. ogether with all and singular the tonem mt,
feteditauents and nppurtenancss thoreunto be-
lcnginH or Ia anywisa fpuertrlni
Notice IL hereby gwen that on ptu-daN. On
sd day % rehrusry. A. = 1s9 AZ the hour ~ ~
o'clock M. Il said day al the front door Of the
court house. Helena. eeis amt larao county.
state uf Mnntan / win sell all tho right,
title and intcreet ~ the tuid rhir oV g. Ashty in
and Go The said above described property. TO tho
highest bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this the nth day 90
January, A. ID. lsg.
CHARLES ID. CURTIS. sheriff.
FRTD =. HCss. Cndor sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-23
FIGS AND THlSTLES.

To do nothing is worse than nothing.
If some men had a bulldogs teeth, tho
would Guido him ia biting.
This world is too small TO make a grave
deep enough 20 hold tine truth.
Many a man who is anxious to reform
the world has a gate that IS hanging by
one hinge.
At least one woman in five believes that
il she had been in Ewes place Adam wOuld
be in the garden yet.
Better find ont what kind Of a founda-
tion You have under you before you spend
your whole life in trying to build house
on it.-Ram's Horn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-23
INDIAN AND WHITE IN THH NORTHWEST
OR
a History Of CathoIiCity in Montana.
BY y an D.
D, O

IN
unds uuasnnt H 81
apIoua @ ua.y in 10 Nt u Lever b REQ m went
isus arumnn oshsduah a act % d p
ntnH utr he more m i
Aoarhro fIa w H
nauutnyh qu1en front b.
60 nDoarhub b fob thai historian p
the hnda tuh 20 pru p
bovuerh whit owf A lat
wnnav dIto o hy % cent ~
hnoouduM onuns lshngno III prove
hand 1 nhud npd H pp hH"
wmmnkAnt sb o Al
to.m uyphasqa uL cal 90
adaaw mtesdb
ftn wotsrw and r 50 m may sen II l. Ws
abAnHr toGYH COy No
LIP nadno S Haena,M
1unsobe n
Subs orto ~ ~ w ~
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-11
Soertge.

Urtima riksdag2 "GftOnblaost"
for ben ODE aus. Itriper: Oct iOrlpber,
at Spgrsmaalet ON urtims riksdag
ioas Ital baus paret fore / Statsraabst,
bppr W.ninserne ital bore meget iOr'
ltieliee u~nsaaenoe Senf9tsmeBiisbes
ben al en- iaabnn. Statsminiitsren Ifal
life bore for, at urtima riksdag iam'
menfnloes MI.
"StOdbclms 8a9blab" f~trioer: lln'
Der ben nu paaeaaenbe liptise agitatiOu
for 2plofOrbsielie er Der osiaa Opltuast
SpBrssmaal ON urtima riksdag. 9tDg.
tet bar til o9 meo billet oios, at GAM
m~entuloelie af iaaoan Ri8sous ifuIoe
blipe bsllutst | Statsraab ioas. 8ps'
tet er imiolertib life ianbt. Spsrss.
maalst bar uben Toiol parst paa Ials
inben 8esierin9en, men fOrmObeutlis er
man Der bleuet enis ON, at bet burbs
b~ortfalbe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-11
Gngiauos BAIT.

@nslanbs 8ant feirebe 6reoas 3bis
gu9uit fit 200 Nars Subilaum. @n
Sfotte peb Hapn @iliam Batter,
ion er 8antens Srunblasser; os bans
Seuiiet bar at itiite IN 8nnf, Der funbe
ioritratfe &e9jerin9en meo 8enge mob
bili9e Genter. 6erit lnante 8anten
8i0iam III 100000 Buno Sterling
mob s PCT, &ente; Sifferbeo blep siuet
/ Sfatterue. 1894 fit 8anten aonces.
ion paa IL aar; ben beftpreoes al en-
@uuernsr % "a 9irettsrer. Gin fsrits
aluOrlise 6ienbe iii 8anfen / Sublime.
penes 9au9, Der opfisbte 8antens Sch,
Ter ug pluoielis ~iorlanste 8ontant, bpils
fet life paa Steoet loo Jig itaffe. Wen
0irettsrerne pioite at bialpe fig; ben
b~euoiite be paatrangenbe &rebitorer til
8etten, us imiblertio ~inofalbtes 8enge
ira ganfens &ttionarer. Gin fsrlte
alporlise 8riie fix 8anfen at siennem.
9aa uuoer bet fore ~Spbbaps &raf",
oa ben MATTE uobetale 2 Wiuiuner
9unb. Gn unben tritiif Dag bar ben
Saeobifite Spltanb, ba gsblen fotisste
at itorme Banfen. Oct anbet Qarbun,
orebe / Banfens 9iluarelie begpnbte
tibet ~slebelist: Gar 1892 git so Bro.
p~insbanfer falit, os Bank of Englands
Sebler fuubs Tom 5slse beraf life psr.
les meb a%pntanter isr 1891. Gnbnu
en- Rriie iubtraabte 1921, oa 70 5or.
retuinssbnie ramleoe iamuen. 8antsn
bolbtes oensans oUer 8anbe peb en-
Masieuoiteoelie al Gtpnnbs.S ebler.
0a itreb Resierinsen inb % forbsb
l~lbltebelier at Sebler, buis Baalpbenbs
par minDrs eub B 9unb. Den 8sel'lfe
Bantlpp reguIerebe SebbelomiRtnin.
gen Ds beltemte bens Gorbolo til Me.
talIprraaoet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-11
Seosialo. arissiommisjar Turn.

Seosialo. arissiommisjar TURN.
Sberitlsitnant / 3auaIeriet, aammer.
berre 2bOrpalo @uner,us @ulbranbien
er afgaaet Deb 9gben unoer ct Beisa
Greoritsbalb.
- 3oftor TbaulOtp, Gier of Mo.
buns Dab, er afsaast pso en- title 9st
SO Gar Of.
- 6. @rsnninsirter, Der tiblisers
par airteianser / Norbbalen, ps ION
bar paret en- al &omsbals 4mts Stor'
Observation-Disclosures uf9it ueb 3soer
forleben Dag.
- Stiser peb Qamoals &obbero9rl
2ars Noro er afgaaet peo 8goen, Dni'
firing so Iar 9ammel. San bar fDoi
| 99rbeoen af &onsspinser, men bapoe
MI | mango Gur oaret | Namoals 8arfs
9jeneite. Gnbnu bar ban Meolem al
Vao Serrebsfprelie.
&ettpr Graf, ftp. 8eitprer al
8onssbers Mibbelitole, er aisaaet uee
Ogben 81 Nar al.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-11
Rnitteringer.

unbert.ansos .rftsnosr berpeb ui.o bitrts.
ltg faf til 8toerHs at boos mootagst i'll.
ssnoe 8ibrns til 40t,sIis al %sirtesIatOsH /
Gbtroeeu. g8aih.:
Raroltns Brpuilion, minneapolis, Wnn,
81; On utenRpnt 25 cts; Efer | 8ethls.
bems yR9b., Chicago, peo Bat Z " Riiodbl,
$3.50; laan al Church Extension Fund
peo DO, $50; Saus Sauion Ieuuto, Soma.
81; fra Ssnbngsliolebsrnene | Siolsoiitriit
No. Z, 9ofun o. 6rauiltH, Bernou Co., His..
S2.58; en- Rolett optaget Deb ct Temperance.
msoe, iHoienot oeo 6 Guefisn, Btrpaua.
8ps, 1924; inbituot pso 8 4 BrGIis, ia.
rtbanlt, Ntun.: y BeotriOu Is 9ts, 8 i
gsoerion 25 Cts, 9obu 6aniou 10 Gts., u
Seulou 10 cts, Utrs u 3eniou 10 Gts., 3
Ndoion 10 cts, YGrs BIugitao Is 9ts., Sl
BrGite 25 Gis.; BaIt. q . Baiien 81. -
9tlt 5000. TtoIissre iutttersi Tor $l1644.
Salt f155.46. y. y. gieue,
Rosisrer.
n m. 2snue Rpitt.rine blep oeo en- Gtll'
taselie Iast ttIiios, iaa ben iommsr
nosst tent. Reb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-11
8 M I.
Risbenbapns npe @obsbaneaaarb.

De forbsreoenos Nrbeioer til Gnlaaaet
at ben npe GUbsbanesaarb peo 8alpe.
booitrano sr mn pa~abssbnbts. Wao
9anb foretases Cpmaalirser, % Der
pil bL. u. Der blioe inobrasst en- Del al
9erranst bag alireb BenScns semiRs
5abrifer / bet npe gnlas. Sra aers
8aaoe foretaaer Snssnisrer 9pbos.
maalinssr / Stranoen, bpor Der nsb'
iattes M9rter - f~oripneos msb rso'
6las - iom ansiper, bour lanst ub
Stranbsn Der ifal upfploss for at inb'
uinbe Terran. Oct antases. at Dp'
fploniussarbeieerne oil blips paabs
spnbts 9sbet az en- Waanebs lib.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-11
GpnbertDuano.

Worbet | Selfeb. Grreftanten Ye.
ter 9ermanien bar nu tilitaaet Iis ifpl.
big | Worbet. Sor Gmtsbommer 2in'
beman oebsit ban, at ban naunte Ssn'
bag Gften polotos &riitins Sesien;
men ban paaitob, at ban bapbe parei
iaa beruiet, at ban lille funbe minoes,
bpab ban ienere baobe sport. Rattsr
eiter at babe afeipet benne Tilitaaelis
iOrisste ban at unopise fra 5ausilet,
men 5orisset mislptteoes. Baa Sore,
ipprsiel ON, boUrfor ban piloe brpo,
ub, iparebe Worberen. at ban bib,
orufne fig for at faa @nbe paa bet 9ele
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-11
ct jmuft Grempel,

vi TmNII UItHIVtI, Nuu VttEt'
gaarbm Ssiriis paa WOrs meoosIte
fcrlsbsn iamtlise Ssitiolt, nosls %
trsbipe ! 1onet, uben nOseu iom belft
Cpfororins Gisrsn, Sufja9ermeitsr de
Sistnien Seth. at be life snli,bs Bren.
ssriH sller anbsu Gpiritus unoer Sss
fen. ut Sobassrmsi tersn meb @labs
efisriom bette EnIte, er en- SsIpfslse;
pbsrmers lop.bs ban Grbeiberns ct EXTRA
Gratiale iOm G~nsriisnOslie al beres
iOrnuftise Gbfaro, Der | liss Muaoc
tommsr bss9e BARTER til @ooe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-11

9ranSulpfis. 8 Groitrup BET
Soliteb neobranbte ct GUS, iOm benpt'
teees al Saecb SoIit Os bans SnsbOl
berfte Wstte NieIscatter. Slben op'
bassbes Deb Wibnatstib. SusbOlbsr'
iteu bsoe itrar sftsr at Saar, bun sr'
bolbt unosr grnnbsn, % samIs Solft
Der oeiaa bIso Tsmt f0rbranbt, r
snbuu iensslisgrnoe % meset libsnbe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-11

st 2DnnebIag inbtraf forleoeu
8arbal 8irfe peo RaneiiOro. &irter
a life foripnet meb Gpnafleoer, os 2p'
net git IND siennem 9aarnet, ipranstt
no en- Del al Bergen peb Snosanss'
bsren FAINT tnuite ct ftsrre Nntal q
&irfens Ruber. 2pffelisois antanbtea
life 9irten al 2pnet, Der Iluttelis bler
borte / Soroen lise uoenfor 8irfemuren
5olt Dor life / Warbeben, ba lloeirei
raieb.