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Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.

Two Ladies Thrown Out of Car
 riage and Injured on Howard Ave-
 nue Yesterday.
 Howard avenue, near Congress avenue, was late yesterday afternoon the scene of an exciting runaway. Two of the Misses Ward, residing at IA Kimberly avenue, were out driving about 5:30 o'clock when suddenly their horse took fright and dashed headlong through the avenue. Near the corner of Howard and Congress avenues the horse rushed up on the side walk. throwing both young ladies ont and completely w1ecking the carriage. The horse continued to run but was caught uninjured at Lamberton street and taken to Kinney's stables.
 Both of the young ladies were taken to the hospital, where if was found that one had sustained several severe cuts on the back of the head while the other wss se- verely cut across the nose. Their injuries were dressed at the hospital, after which they were gent to their homes. Their names were Maria J. and Margaret T. Ward.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
Death of Mrs. s. D. Paine.

The many friends of Mrs. Lizzie D. Paine, wife of L. D. Paine, and mother of Ralph D. Paine of the senior class at Yale, will be sorry to learn of her death which occurred at Baltimore on Tuesday. Mrs. Paine's illness had made her an invalid for many months and the hopeless character of the disease has been known to the fami- ly for long while. Rev. Mr. Paine, who is very we'll known in the G. A. R., and who preached one year in New Haven, has for Che last two years had Q psrish at Ssn- ford, Fla. Recently, however, he has been at Baltimore, where Mrs. Paine was taken for treatment.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
Due to Natural Causes.

Mrs. Allen Creighton of No. 12 John street died suddenly yesterday morning. The case was reported to the coroner and Dr. White investigated. He found that the woman had been @ sufferer for some years with Bright's disease, and her death was due to natural causes.
 Mrs. Creighton was the wife of William Creighton, plumber. She leaves several chjldren
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
Death of Frederick E. Ives.

News has been received in this city that Frederick E. Ives of New York, but fo:- merly of this city, where he has large circle of friends, died Tuesday 6. his home in that city, after long illness. MT. Ives had been troubled by enlargement of the heart and kidney disorder. The late MT. Ives was seventy-two years of age and was for many years engaged in the wholesale grocery and liquor business on Broadway. Later he went to New York, where he started the firm of Ives, Beecher & Co.,, importers of liquors and teas. The de- ceased leaves widow, son-Horace Ives and daughtsr-Mrs. Weston. Mrs. Ives Is a slater of Tex Collector Theodore A. Futile.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
FellThroush a SkyIisht.

About 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mary Smith. colored woman, who lives at 55 Willow street, while at work on the roof of the building 355 State street made a misstep and fell through the skylight into Patrick Keatin8's saloon below, drop of about thirty feet. The police ambulance was summoned and she was taken to the hospital. She was considerably shaken up by her fall but her injuries are not con sidered serious.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
Personal.

James W. Walter, jr., of 51O Howard avenue and Miss Esther May Parish for merly of Jay, N. Y., were married at the residence of the brides parents, S5 Sperry street last evening, by Rsv. Dr. s. D. Phelps. A brother of the groom was the best man and tho brides sister, brides maid.
 Miss Eliza Crowhurst, who has been an inmate of the household of her brother in- law, Rizhard Worsell, for a year past, will sail for England June 27. A surprise par ty, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. F. Collett and MiEs Collett, Mr. and Mrs. Turner and MT. and Mrs. Fowle of Fair Haven, MT. and Mrs. J. Pavis, MT. and the Kisses Pavis, MT. and Mrs. William Pavis and Edward Pavissof Augurville and others gathered St the house, IS Dick ermen street, Monday evening, to give 8 farewell to Miss. Crowhurst. A number of beautiful tributes of friendship were be- slowed upon her.
 Ex-Town Clerk Philip Hugo has been offered the position of consul at Nurem- berg, Germany, but ne has declined to &C., cep5. MT. Hugo was at one time one of the most prominent democrats in New Ha- ven. A few years ego he withdrew from politics and opened large grocery store on Edwards street, which he still conducts and which is DOW one of the largest gro- ceries in the city. The consulship at Nu- remberg is worth about $5,O0O year, but MT. Hugo decided to decline 1t rather than neglect his we'll established business.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
POLITICAL.
Republican Caucus

The republican electors of the town of Orange are hereby requested to meet in the town hall at West Haven Wednesday evening, June 13, at s o'clock, then snd there to appoint delegates to the state and several district conventions for the present year and to elect a town committee.
 Per order. COMMITTEE.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
NAW CompanY.

The New Haven Safety Door Guard oom- pany of New Haven has been organized with capital of s, ,000, divided into eighty shares at $25 each, 20 per cent. of which has been paid in in cash. Tho company vill manufacture builders hardware.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
StariH's New Haven Transporta.
Ray Rrccpt Saturday

Every Bay Except Saturcay
 E~sSA Leave New Haven from sinrfn's &As Dock, foot of Brown street hf l0l [ o'clock ?. m. The JOHN H. sTARIH, O1pthin MeAi1stsr, every Sunday, Tuesday and T'hursdHy Ihe VIM c BGEErOS, O1Fi. Sponr every honoAy, "Wednesday and Friday. Returning leave New York from Pier sS N. R., fool of soufslAoot street, al D m: the Siar1n every AoooAy, Wednesday, and Friday the Corning every Sunday, TDeEdsy and Thursday.
 1afe, with berth In cBbin, fAc: stAieroorns g
 ncEeA and siAteroo1nB cRn be purchased Of sonn M Lines gr-, sSi Chapel street of Peck G 5lsnofs sO< Chapel street ans Ei ihe Tauttpe botNL Excursion Tickets Si 2S
 Excursion dates for Glen Island are now puen
 Free stage leaves the oeTsot on arrival Of fsHr1 toro tram and from corner Church and Ct1kfe streets every half hour, commencing al E.E
 C M rIsRRp nr.r. ,,l.u r..... ,,-..
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
Mrs. RcO1ieldss Death.

Mrs. Henry Scofeld of Centerville died at the hospital yesterday morning ss the result of an operation performed upon her on Monday. She was twenty-four years of age and leaves husband. She was taken to the hospital May M.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13

When Baby was sick, we gave hel Castoria
 When she was Child, she cried for Castoria- When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria- When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
A SHOWER OF BRICKS.

ternoon Hnhicting Several Scalp
 Wounds.
 Raphael Fisco. sixteen -year-old Italian, while at work on the remains of the Blair boildipg on Orange street yesterday after noon, was struck on the head and stunned by shower of bricks falling on him. Some of the workman who are employed in demolishiDg the building, had placed a quantity of bricks on the floor above where Fisco vas working. Suddenly the flooring gave way and the bricks fell upon Fisco's head, ,inficting several severe scalp wounds. He was taken in the police ambulance to the hospital, where 1t was ascertained that his injuries though painful were not seri- ous. Fisco lives at S5 Oak street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
rdavAfternoon,s Fire.

Shortly after 8 o'clock yesterday after noon the fire department was called out by an alarm sent in from Box 75. The fire was in barn on Pierpont street belonging to John King and was caused by children building bonfire near the barn. The barn vas damaged to the extent of $100.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
For over RtfrYYeara

MRs. W1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teething It soothes the child soften. the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea; 25 cents bottles Sold by all druggists throughout the world.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
ANCHOR LINE.

United states Wall Steamships sail from NcwNork every saIurday for Glasgow via Londonderry.
 RhtDs for Saloon RassGre
 By s. S. CITY OF ROM E. 6 70 and upward. DTEEh SgTAMEEss CGbin, g1 $ and up ward Ac cordlnE 10 accommodation and location uf Rourr.
 Excursion Tickets al reduced rhias.
 Second Cabin, SJu. staerAFe. g2H.
 brnfts at Lowest Current HAtes For Book Of Tours and other fnforfnafion m, Ply to HENDERSON BROTHERS Bowling Ofeen, N. f.s CT, Josa N Lines. lr, S09 ChEIDe street; or, Mm- Fitzpatrick. GG7 Grand avenue: or, M. B. Newton Co. SC Orange street. New Haven ari- 2rn
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
Nottingham Fair.

A joyous and interesting scene will be witnessed on thss stage st Pyramid hall this evening at the presentation of Nottingham Fair and other attractions under the aus pices of the Ladies' Aid society of the Ep- worth M. E. church. The program is as follows:
 Overture. Reynolds Family Orchestra Noltlugnam sr..''. ...s.....;
 .......... Young People of the Sunday School Recitation, Miss Lottie Reynolds Doll drill, l,,,,,.,...,.........Tw Twelve Little Girls Piano solo, Miss Lillian Hobrook Recitation. on................ Miss Rebecca Harras Duet-'Under the Old Umbrella. a"...........
 Miss Ethel Martin and Master Walter Elder Recitation n................,..M Master Roy Root Duet-'Reconcilation' ''.......................
 Miss Lottie Reynolds and W. Manning Key
 holds.
 Recitation. on...............W. Manning Reynolds Duet-'The Singing Lesson. ".................
 Miss Lottie Reynolds and W. Manning Key
 n1lI
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
In " eStv1lle.

The Edgewood Baseball team and McIn- tyre nine will play mztch game on the Westville grounds this afternoon.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
Will be HeIdin MiddIe1ovn


 The annual reunion of the First Connec- ticut Heavy Artillery will be held in Mid dletown to-day. Mayor Sargent. who Is an honorary msmber of the association, will make an address,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
TIVE ChAHbERLAIH Furniture and Mante| co. Orange and Cgown Sxs.
Open Saturday Evening

When an article has been sold for g years and its sales have increased each year, in spite of competition and cheap limitations, it MUST have supe- rior quality and absolute uni formity and purity. Dobbins' Electric Soap has been con- stantly made and sold since 1869, more each year. Can the sale of an inferior article constantly increase for g years :? This soap is to- day, as ever, the best, the purest, fam fly soap made. It contains NO adulteration of any kind, and is intrinsically the cheapest soap made, because it will go so far, and do such perfec. work. Ask your grocer for it DON'T to read carefully the direo-
 tions around each bar, also FAIL what is said on the INSIDE
 wrapper. Be sure that our name appears on each, as there are many inferior limitations palmed off as the gsnu- inc Dobbins' Electric. None genuine without the name on the wrapper of
 DOBB/WS SOAP MFG. co.
 Successors to I. L Cragin & Co.,,
 Philadelphia, Pa.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-13
g paid fifth pd

Government Honda. Following are the quotations for United States honda St the call to-taS.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
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- 9. 6. Batse er reiit ueb til Gl
Campo | 9eras, bpor ban uster at ficb'
2ono for isuers mulieens at bciattt
fg Der.
- Snns Often az Senrgtoiuu, BE-
itprer for 0ilmore 60. 5atti9bus, bar
! Gecurab fibfte rlse.
Grlins gotbus, Tom / CONNER
bar ppbolot fig Der 8peu, eftsr at ban
/ SUM- sroousreoe oeb 2utber College.
refer | oenue llse til fit Siem | Obi.
cage.
s. u. 8iibop Of "gtsiu Samptor
tribune bar | 0ecorab iioits 5rebaa
% ailasoe "4OItea" Ell toIesialt 8eIes.
- Iron anubien 6ois of patton,
q. GafOta, Og bans 8rooer Die Z,
Saaa al Mtooiion 8unnibip bar inbom
"8ccora6'9oiten1 iiohe Qsroa9. Error
tom berueO / anlebuins al IN alors
8rooers Sp9oom, nemlis Cars &,
Saea, Der bsoe iiO1te 5reons, 70 Ga,
sammel. Qibebe bar 5aoer til Nrs,
u. @uaitien Der a 8pen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
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- Sr. 8. Z. Samre ieireoe iioite
Onsoa9 fin 5soielsong, % en- Men9oe
Benner bauoe msot op for Nnleoniu.
gen. Ger bleO BAN ouerraft ct uposli9i
masiigt 6utbfjRoe, faa ban altio, nanr
ban fer paa tit llbr. pil miuoss Gi.
uerne.
9aitor 8. 6aluorIers 9ate osb
l4oe SttOberf item peo 2utber Goae9c
flnoe life fumme IND / bette Numer, oo
Sorretturen, iom ri ienote til Winued.
polls for at gjennemI ees, life tOm tit'
ba9e ibetibs.
8prl99e @bitbef iaar mere %
mere 8raris, o9 Der er oiIt in8en 9oil
ON, at ban FOREIGNER bet. 9et iom bet
er, bar ban panIteli9e 2iliGloe o9 Spe'
rationer. st al ben iiofe Sla9s bar
ct lumPy jaw 3ilfaloe paa en- Uarois
iulo Ore uOe / SpiapiIe. Or. @Git.
bed iDlger meo 3ioen, iaa ban oltio
peo, boao 8iSenitaben frrocr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
Gn tam SonttnerfuaI.

s "Cosmopolitan" iorteler Mrs.
9oulee ON, boorleoes bun opbroa en-
Sommerfu9l til of blios en- tom 90 ben.
sipen 6slseiuenb. SUN flyer ielo: ssSea
bsrts ienere af en- Gntumplpg, at i tit
2io Tom | fin 3sb bar min CONNER.
fu8l lille Zig nogen anosn, iaaban Tom
ban babe feet, leIt ON eQer bsrt Tale
om. San mente, at en- Stilbriuo at
5afta / bsi 9rnb uilbe i~nterssiere hans
entomol8iite 8enner". Ds naar ban
bar al ben Wenin9. iaa fan bet 10 o.
'aa lntereS' ere Nnore OF l4ie ben arem.
Itlalns, IOm Mrs. @oulse sipsr. M.b
en- bis Stultbeo anfgrsr bun, at bet
elitnO' sr isrite Gang. @ossn bar tam.
met en- Sommerfusl, buab Der 10 lille
nlene trauer flor 9ualmpbisbeo, men
o9ina meSfsrer en- fun ~,ortparia Glabe.
oa en- 5 Tiger sammsl spmmerfual Of.
lereoe er en- 0lbins, Os fun meo flor
9mbsO % SmiUrs, flyer BUN, Ip,,soes
bet d faa bet lille 9ip til at bare ioo
lause.
On iOIb S.tUberbas, ba bun ipaoie.
reoe / BARREN, iaa bun en- for, tort %
orange Sommerfusl. Den bar ioo
OpsrOrOsntlis imut, at Tisnt bet lobe
Selr isntss of baue orabt ben, toa bun
ben bog os Iases ben / en- aonpplut %
braSts ben blenl. Ser lasbs bun aon.
oo!atsn msS SUmmeriuslen paa ct
Soro. ID bun flsrs Elmer efter Tom
tlIbass til 8arsiist, bprte BUN en- Sub.
iOua ON bet Frabeos pua gapir, % ba
bun Tom ben til 8Orbet, marleb. bun.
at spssn Tom fra RonpOluten. saat,
% fOriistis aabneSs bun ben, % ub
Tom benes' Stat. Den bapbe altIao
ii's oarst Ssb, men lun ~forfrusIer, %
8arsiists 8arme baSbs after ubpi,l.t
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
sra Gorea.

s "8euti9e Gunoi9au"s Sttobsr.
bette 9iues en- Gel SplpsninSer OH 9o'
rco, bbilfe unotr be nuuarenbs arias'
iUttolo er at Snteresie; man fan imiO'
lertio fOrbiSaa ben a~lminoeliss ssOsra.
fife geitrioelis, Der inoteosr 9(rtjtlen.
Ntnu itulOe eiter 8el~i9senbsosn tro,
of SOrea muatte BABE ct &pIttlima;
men bet er bog life 3ilialoet. Der er
ct Snolanostlima meb itGrte GfoigeLisr
/ Suloe os 8arme. Raar BERTH toms
mer bet itarte Resnfalo / ben forte
Sommertio, iaa er SpbUloet / 9anbet
life ~i9roeles tiltrattenbe for ben grem,
mebe.
5aunacn % 5loraen CT rig % min.
Der Glminoelisbeb ON aina o. Sapan,
itisut Der osiuu finbes 9pr og @etter,
iom bine 2auoe life tienosr. llbfiQi9.
uiloe DIR iOm 8isrne, 1igre, 9antere,
9isr be melt uiiibes G9ne uiitrs, %
3i9rene an9riber enoos 9~anbsbyerne.
On 8interen ueo ben 9ib, ba Der tom.
mer en- Storps paa Snsen, Der fan
bore Wenneitets 8ast, ia9ss bisIe
0pr, Der ipnfer i9iennem, o9 be orabes
ou meb 9ult eaer SpDo. aprea i'm.
pOrterer ale line SeIte, Der ct imaa iOm
SUnnper, men fore % traftiss Ore,
benpttes til Rtoniug. Gen t~oreanift
Sunoerace er ieis ps fan boerten on.
usnoss til Sast eller 8epOstnins, bpur.
impo 8prene anuenbes til 5sos liseiom
/ 8ina.
De prGstise ~,oreanife StOpe beItaa,
eientlig al Raaletrar, mebens Doc
usiaa mango arter 9sotrGr finoes.
3esuoen tribes osiaa toitbare 5reartel
ium 8orftrGet os 5eruistraet, mer
Hoogu9f trler Ineo at uorDooe benz
De bprtebe 8Oruarter er 8is, SirIe
8ps, Suebe, Senner, Mais, 8utete,
% 8anemelouer. Oct ~iaopaulloe Wao,
frpbbsri er ipunf 8eber. I'll 3iluirt
ming al 9eier % Bapir bprtss Samp
Somulo, Worbartra % Bronssonetis
papyrifera; besuoen plantes natter
operalt 9obui, oa baaos Wanb o.
aoinoer rs9er. 9srimOb er, truos BE,
rsriusen mso aiua % Supan, sui.e,
% 9be absiieuet.
Haf Sorbbrusst er apasapleu oer
pistisits Narinospei. Gi Suber nd,
iSrtss 1891 for ct Ssisb Of Ousr $780,,
900. Saubelspiriiombsben er 10 .nSnl
ii ben fpriie OpblUmirins. 9aont,
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
Gatarrb 6orcorag
vi Or. 9artman, GrcRoent for
Surgical 0Otel.
Gstraft 8appprt for Yrssien.

2ioeiOm Suoeu better 2e9smets
0ocriioe, ianteoss bGfter S~timbiubeu
Qe9emets Suoeriibe. Gen batter Nr'
fen. Wuuoen, Sal'en, 8rpItrprsorga'
uerue, 2uitcelerne, s%piiersret, Muoen,
Snopolbene, @aIOsblGrer, Nprsrue,
5oIterletet etc.
6~urIislelie | nO9en Del al oisie Slim'
binOer fremtalber en- S~rritation, iom
altio i 2eSetulemuaoen taloes 8aturrb
i ben Del at Grgnnismen. 0srfOr bar
vi Satarrb i SUueOet, 8otnrrb | Gun.
serne, i Muoeu, / S%nOuutOeue, Slas
rem, | 5oItcrleiet etc.
aatarrb er al to 5ormer - atute os
trpniIie.
Zen afute Gorm AZ aatarrb er nltib
nen iammenbpn9enbe 9ilItanb / Slim.
binben, icm fiuoer Steb itrar eiter en-
GorfjelelIe.
9roniit Satorrb / Raien or en- tpfs
neube 3,litano | Slimbjuoer, iUm ipls
ger Sp]oOmmsus otuts Stadium. s
8c9pnoelieu er S%limbinoeu / trOriit
8atarrb fun lioet fprtDttet; men eIter'
ipm 3ibeu iprlsber uoen Sp9oOmmens
Selbreoelie, tjltnger 9pttelien, inotil
Siuoeu CT 4 cIer 8 @nn9e iaa tof iom
elIcrs. 90 / entelte 3itfHtoe peobiiuer
SppertrOptpen (6ortrgttelien), inotil
be muotaoeuoe 6tooer, oRttst al Slim'
b,ube, msoes % iuloIt9noig luttsr Ne'
ieborene, iaa Qanoet nun tan iiuoe
Steo 9jennem Wunoet.
2igemeset / builten Del at slimbin'
ben Srritationen eller atutc &atarrt
iiooer, iaa er Pe-ru-na bet eneIts Nlio,
Def, iom unoer ale Sorbolo pll irem'
briuge en- Selbreoelie. s ntut aatarrt
er Pe-ru-na 3oIiien Ell Sbeitefult
boer ancen Time ON 8a9en, boiltet
mlittert oil iremtaloe en- Selbreoelie / fra
II til 10 Gage. s truniit &atarrt
Ifutoe Pe-ru-na tnscs en- 2beIteiuIt
for bpert Waaltio os peb sensetlo
0eune Roiis ~frrs8es graopis til {
Spiieite'uloe til boer 9oiis. Gr 5,
life bslbreoet efter en- Waanebs 5Or'
LIB, itriu oa til Or. Surtman. Sua,
irit.
Gubuer ituloe bare ct irit Grempla,
at ben iioite BOG ON 9ntarrb. Senoes
irit til enbper 9toresie ueo The Pe-ru-ns
Drug Manufacturing Company, 60
lumbus, Obio.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
Rciienbe.

Hciienbe.
Mr. % Mrs. Nuorefu gllsn, to iaa
pelbetienote % iaa afboiote 9ecorab.
6olt ira 9amle 3ioer, bar ueret Der.
nsos ct Bar Tiger for at ie Sla9t oo
geunsr. Isltpmns bar be ielpislaelia
O~psraIt, bOor be tom, ps M sr be reiii
tilba9e til Ct. Taul, Tom bar paret Dc.
res Siemfapn i ilsrs Nar. 9eres
SIN, Gb. allen, bar en- f~remraaenee
Slubs st, Paul Implement Company.
- 9gitunrt Nntben 6. Queerien or
after reiit tilbase til WaribaQt0uu for
at tilbrinSe 8intsren Der bIauot 9ete.
ranerns fra ben aris, tpur ban itoo
aait ps Brat. Oct maa 10 bar. bp9.
eslist al msbs Samsratsr fra Stag.
martsn.
- 6. s. 9hsmpiou fro 6Oreit Gitp
er Der pau 8sISs Dos fine Sptrlbre.
- Wrs. Rep. 8. allan af Wantntu
err Der ! geiss Dos fin Gubsr, SIR. Q.
8insaaro.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
8uTt. S,ope til Wanfato.

&aItcr 6. Soue, Brett for Gpuooe'
meniQbeoeu berItsos, BAR faaet SaIo
til MhrfatO, MinueiOtn. Werisbeben
oil 'atte 8eIutuius / auteonirs of Ga.
gen fprIttommcuoe 9Orsba9 Gftsrmio'
bag 81. $50.
Den tioli9ere Brett | Mantato, iii
bpis Giterist9sr ToItor Sppe er fatoet,
bar 8aIt. $. gtuen, bel fienbt Der | De
cOrah, oa ban er ppppyen Der % Ear
gjennsm9naet 2utber College. o9 bans
6anilie, fjsuot unber Nnpnet Glleubien,
iremoeles Dor Der. Batter Naen fIDt'
ter fra Mnntato til Geb @iu9, bppr
ban itaI ooerta9e &oiten Tom Seitprer
al Rem u9s opretteoe Ri3eitple berIteoS.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
Slton's
Mammoth Department Store
LIST Ave. & st ST.

VI osspnoer en- np use mso ubsrts Bar.
o'er, going In up-to-dste. 6un,lenoe mn,
9st SanosIspnrer. SOis bin. oaI,.r e.
mango % etns Dollars iuu, cesralt hppr
o'n Dollar raiisr lansIt. iisb Der % eu
tassr TIE fell
VI snitsr bin Sano., % si anbraa.r ON
oil laa ben % foriiensr ben; Deb taSia 90
osoeolesnes at unSerialss al aon,urrmtIs
% f'lsus, til cue 4'osr BE- bsbIi. top-no.ch
Yaros'r ior BE- m,nots gsnss. Dor. rISpolo
sr alto iompIstts, bore Styles bsin aIs.r.
lsuet, % bu Tan uItis iaa bins g,na. tIbso,
boi' BIZ tfse sr tiI'rsbs.
Gems fo' prsosr. Gp aataIOa ienoes
portofrA.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
9ecorab % Snegit.
GnrIin nnnppm,
Ten 2eer Citpber 1894

w. ~
GA ret p~oaraaes, at SSsnius al Dime
Novels for giort bet.
Glbert Stlcieu, en- Gut paa 10 gar,
fcbcr MI i 0inneibs,t 60. Sail, %
icrboobeutlia pil ban iaa sOoc Care
pcnge.
& gpril 1898 iorlob ban fit Siem
"a trOo ~ueitOver til Sc Rop, bpUr ban
ier barrie BAIT Nrbci0e. gu inar Tom
ban tjtbnae o0 bIeu rent 10 ia8t for
Nabctaget / 4isniant 8ownibip en-
8roiel. Gent en- Niten ~trGngte ban
fla inb / Ole s. seims GUS Os bar fig
Der iom en- iutt1auois Bandit. Ssims
Wooer, Der bauoe iu Ssns / isrIte
Gia9c, bIep %iommonorret III, unoer
'9ruoicl Of en- iprubt 8cUpIuer, at uo'
lcpere Qrrsc, sIcrs 9jalot bet 2iuet.
geim brrts beroppc, huor ban lan,
Stsicn, ticnote Sttciens Stemmc o.
raabte reo, at ban fnloe pnife zig.
Com Guar bleo Der ienot bet enc See
uolrcrItuo eitsr bet anbCt op 9iennem
3ooet til Seim.
Qpfe Gno btep Der uota9et Grrelt'
Grore for Albsrt Gtteion, men Sugen
fuuee fiuoe BAN; ban bar NOT ben belle
GiO oybOlot fig blauOt 8sioerne % i
gtuUsue cppe / 8i9 Canoe. Ser bor
ban bait ct ifiult 3ilboto, men Grreit'
Grorsn bar naturli9ois crret coer
bau.
Ggrit iOrrise Ssnoas fl mon Tag /
lam, % BET par bans 8rooer Otto, 'om
gioroe bet. 0enue fl hsre, at ben far.
lige 8rpoer bar bsroppe pna be Santer,
% ban beItemte fig til, at bet gebIte,
ban furoe 9jsrc, bar at fua BAN int taft.
Otto fanbt ham / ct Nabo'Sus, hupr
ban iao / 8alas Iammen meo andre
llu9gutter, u9 git uoeu ipnberli9e Ge'
remonier Iigs ben til fin 8rpoer, la9oe
q, flag pan bc98e bans 9pnoer, o9 er'
tlrrcoe BAN tom GrrcItnnt. Gnmtibi9
~iorlon0tc Ban, at be Tiliteoepprcnoe
Ituloe biitua bnur. 3e unoIIo3 fig, %
life betcr bar bet neoUcnpiat, Do gilbert
grtlTreoe, at ban pur oiuig iii at gaa
6%ucrIomhetit, Blot life bjcm.
Sna mnotts ban ipaoiere meb Bro
bcren Sttps Nrm til ct Nnbs1S uS Ell
so 9toao bortc, o. Der log man ira BAN
ell six-shooter &epOtuer, 81 GaIiber,
% en- Wargoe 4ntrcnsr, Gilt M bsro'
enbe hos Sberiii GbriIten. Oct bar
bleust tent pna Nntteu; Otto to9 tit
Team, % gilbert bro9tes iuo | @inre'
ibeit So. Soil. San bar oRret forbsrt
or Suffice Gibion % ifdl M peo Grano
Surp tages op for "Asiault auo Bat
terp" paa o. 8. Seim.
Muu fuar iisc, bUab man pil on
Otto Stteipns Sptrposn ~li9eoueriOr
Srpbereu, men fcrarset bar ban blcocn,
iproi be 6p9tsr uor Tonne / Smlpb, al
ban % bans Wooer baaoe buieoe oa
beipiite ~6lpgtnin9en".