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The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-24

Sept. y. 1889. the congress Of the
United States passed an act for the e.
tablishment OF national postofice sys-
tenn, and that prince Of practical men
Benjamin Franklin. YVES appointed the
first postmaster general. Previously
some of the colonies had made attempts
to provide for postal service. In 1867
the Virginia legislature passsd an act
requiring planters to furnish . man and
horse TO forward letters from plantation
to plantation. under penalty of being
flned hogahead of tobacco. In 1872, .
monthly post" was started between
New York and Boston. From l792 10
179o the following wsre lsttsr postage
rates: 80 miles. cents; 60 miles. .
cents; 100 miles, 10 cents; 80 miles. II
ceats; 300 miles. Is cents; 80 miles. IL
cents; $40 miles. 70 cents; 460 miles. -
cents; over $50 miles. % cents. These
rstss wore pretty nearly prohibitosy. In
l645. the rate was reduced TO 8 cents tor
distances under 800 miles; over .thst
distance 10 cents. In 1850. the rate was
made 8 cents on prepaid letters. 5 cent?
on not prepaid under $500 miles; over
that distance, double rates. October z.
1003. the lstter rate was reduced to 2
cents for any distance in the United
States. In las. the estimate of the post.
Office department indicated . peoAt Of
el.Oo0 900 on letter mail. but . Ion a
oil 100000 on newspaper and paehaoss-
Tw0 out of three post ofloes do not ~
expenses Of maintenance. The most
rapid deveIop,psnt. however. be- bssn
in railway mail service. Whole trains a
specially built eazs. similar to Tie ''fase
mail" on the Burlingtoa Roats fren
Chicago tr!D Dsnvsr. over thousand milss
fly daily across the country, whils .
force Il CLERKS distribute lsttsrs ard
pspers on the way. The United 6tatss
mail service brings the whole psopls In
to qaisk conmunkcatiun, and us cnald
hardly exist without il but the mail =
only ono of many ssrsices TIE FailBeods
rsadsr the psepas. II you would hsve
at your RON zaAnd The most e1ogane iond
comlor1nb)o uoono q Uo1eg1 tuvo).
porchase your tio6D o1uuyu via ~ Due-
Ikngonn. a any toolDt oGonk 6e61 1Iun
~ Z. g. xnnygn. Ga. E51 -
14u9 -, - ~ X
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-24

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re
ceived by the Board Of County Commis-
sioners Of Custer county, Montana. up
to II o'clock N, on Monday, October
sth. 1894, for the erection OF bridge
across the Big Porcupine creek, at or
near the northeast quarter OF section 10,
township 6 north. range 80 east on
county road.
Bridge to be Of wood. or combination
wood and iron; bridge to consist Of one
span 65 feet in length, width Of road
way IA feet, height OF piers IA feet, to be
built Of cedar. filed with rock. each bid
der to furnish his own plans and speci-
fications-
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. By order Of the Board
Of County Commissioners.
.e A. II. SwERDYIGER,
Clerk Of Board.
Dated at Miles City. Mont. Sept. 5, 1894.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-24

In ssls esing His DaairsaA 0Rssss. ssleses


That aAolds excsaisnt and most com.
Portable facilities-The Milwaukee.
That travsrses . delightful and pictur-
ssqus portion of the countzy-Ths
Milwaukee. s-
That has (and msr,ts) the rsrutatioa Il
stssaGth snL rsliablity-Ths Nh
waukss. sy,
That saoys popularity and u stanpsa
with public aPproval-Ths Aisvau
koo. ses "a = -fzts rs.asa,
That hes substantial roodbsd and most
fisqusut train service -Ths Hi
waukee. -~ - .sAtaess'.,
That rsgsrds. alvays. the sase. cuafoet
snd safsH of il patroas-Ths Mil-
Wsukee. $50 '.-.s ~ sss1
That fusniahss the latest priva1s CD.
partmsnt cau and latistlihsszy -buf-
let snokingcau Ailvoakse.
That furnishss elegant dRswiag-supn
paslnr ealA frss rseiining sAaie easu
and sunptuoas dising saEs-1hs
MnWnnls& s1 ~ s>kq dsss~1
That shas exclusive uss r. ~ slss1rie
bseth tsading lamp 1hslllltotnss
~Ths Ailwaubse" co0hinas q q II
abevs end aols. too + talhs ass ~.
tibulsd. hsstsd By stsan. slscezls NgA1s1
and unsurpassed in luxurisus sppojnt.
uouta. 49,. >, -
The immortal Lincoln slid: ~Fullou
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-24

The figures in the right hand column
denote the average thermometer reading
for the day. The highest temperature
during the month was 80 on the 7th.
The amount Of rainfall during the
month was SO of an inch.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-24

Of Louis Penner. Patrick Lonegan, jr.,
William Perry. Phil Hedbert. Messrs.
Nicholas & Cotter, and Benj. Kestern,
with all the outbuiIdings. barns, grain.
in stack, and come stock were destroyed
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-24
Notice.

Miles City, Sept. 4th. 1894.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Tug John Hoffman burned ut the wharf
at Machias, Friday night. She is owned
by Machias and other parties. Loss nearly
covered by insurance.
George Howard, aged 1 year, son of G.
H. Nelson of New Gloucester, was found
dead in his bed, Saturday morning. The
cause of the death is not understood.
Hon. Edward f.. Bourne, prominent
lawyer, treasurer of the kenncbunk saw
ings bank, and one of the wealthiest men
of kcnnehunk, died suddenly, Saturday.
The farmhouse porch and woodshed of
Friend Minister Nathan Douglass of
North Brunswick, were burned, Friday.
The most of the furniture in the lower
part of the house was saved. The house
was insured for $3.50
While attempting to cross from Hurri-
cane to Vinalhaven, Saturday, the small
boat containing Alfred Waterman and a
friend was capsized, and Waterman was
drowned. His companion clung to the
boat and was rescued.
George Miller, one of the Jefferson Bor-
den mutineers, of international notoriety.
died, Saturday, in the Maine State prison,
where he has been since 1875. Clark, his
pal. now in prison, is the only survivor of
three convicted. Miller was a Russian
Finn.
For some years, Granville Chandler, a
man advanced in life, and a war veteran,
has lived in camp on the shores of Lake
Annebescook, Winthrop Saturday night
the camp was burned by the tipping over
of kerosene lamp, seriously burning the
OCCUPANT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from The North. East
South and West

The owners of Joe Patchen and Ryland
L. have decided to run a match for $40,
600 between the above horses at Dallas,
Texas, Dee 5.
Commander Ballington Booth. chief of
the salvation army forces in the United
States. is critically i'll at Chicago with a
combination of nervous pros tration and
typhoid fever.
Willie Daggett, aged 10, Ed Scott, aged
10. George Kilby. aged 10, while skating
on the lake ut Newport, VT, Saturday
evening, skatcd into the drift at Farrant S
Point. and all Were drowned
Kolb and Jones both took the oath of
office at Montgomery, Ala, Saturday,
Kol5 at a lawyers Office and Jones at the
capitol. Kolb was informed that he would
be arrested if he attempted to speak at
tile capitol and disappeared
The South Carolina Legislature can
yasses, the vote for state officers Friday.
rhe result was: Evens, 1903; Pope,
l6. e03. Dir. Pope sent to the speaker a
petition to be allowed to show alleged
frauds. but the speaker said that he did
not feel called upon to read it unless pre-
senfed by a mcmber, A member moved
that it be read. bat this was voted down.
Evans will be inaugarated Tuesday next.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
ANTI-TOxINE REMEDY.
Leading Firm of Detroit Chemists Will
Engage In Its Manufacture.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-The officials OF
the marine hospital service have been
notified that leading firm of manufactur-
ing chemists at Detroit is making prepara-
tions for the manufacture of anti-toxine,
the new remedy for diptheria, which has
created such widespread interest in Eu-
rope This is believed to be the first house
of it's character in the United States to
begin experiments and already they have
taken steps to scientifically demonstrate
its value.
1t is understood that this firm has es-
tablishcd meteorological department
where the experiments will be carried on
under the direction Of competent scen-
lists Healthy young horses have already
been inoculated with the toxine, but it is
expected that it will be three or four
months yet before the results of the ex.
pcriments can be announced, as the pro-
cesses are said to be not only very delicate
but tedious.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
Capt. Causen Of Searsport Found Drowned in
North River. New York.

New York, Dec. "A policeman, this
afternoon, found the body of a drowned
man floating in the Nor,h river, off the
pier at the foot of West 4Sth street. The
body, recovered with difficulty, was that
of Alfred Causcn, aged so, captain of the
schooner John Beers of Searsport, Me.
1t was identified by John Hayes, IA deck
hand on the schooner, who stated that the
captain had been missing since I O'Clock,
p. NJ, Saturday.
The captain had a wife and daughter at
home. The body was removed to the
morgue and word sent to his family. The
schooner is lying at the foot of West 4Sth
street, and it is supposed that Capt eau
sen fell overheard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
SENTENCE RENTED.
Gen. Swain Restored 10 Duty by Order OF
the President.

Washington, Dec. BY direction OF
che President, Secretary Lamont has made
an order remitting the unexpired portion
of the sentence of Brig, Gen. Swain, judge
advocate general Of the army, directing
him to take his station in Washington
city, awaiting further orders of the depart
mcnt 1t is understood that Gen. Swain
will be placed on the retired list, Dec. %,
when he reaches the age of 90 years, and
in the meantime he will be granted leave
Of absence.
Gen David G. Swain was appointed
Judge advocate general by President Gar
field in 1881. ln 1884 he was court-mar-
tailed upon charge growing out of tran
sactions with firm of stock brokers, ard
was suspended for 10 years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03

WASHINGTON, Dec Am official who
is in position to know the facts says
that Japan has made reply favorable to
China's :pcace prefer presented through
United States Minister DENLY. 1t still
remains, however, for China to make it
plain that she can and will execute what
she has proposed, and until this has been
done there will be no cessation of hos
tilities The exact terms of the offer ac-
cepted by Japan is said to be about Sl25,
co., OCO cash indemnity and China's re
linquishment of suzerainty over Corea.
There is said to be no surrender of China S
territory
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
An Untrue Report.

WASHINGTON, Dec 2-Secretary Gresh-
am makes the statement that the reports
that United States Minister DENLY had
cabled from China "that chaos reigns in
Pekin and that the American legation is
in danger and needs protection is wholly
unwarrauted and untrue. Mr. Gresham,
says no such dispatch or anything akin t1
1t had been received.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
CRUISER ESMERALDA
Bought by japanese and Now on Ne
Way to That Country

New YORK, Dec. 2.-Japan has aug,
mented her navy by the purchase of the
crack Chilian cruiser Esmeralda. The
deal was consummated fere within the
last few days and wasAsnanaged with
great adroitness, Chilli first selling the
ship to Ecuador and the latter country
transferring her to Japan. To further
disguise the facts, a report was given cur
rency that China had bought the ship.
This was to avert suspicion until the
cruiser was well out OF danger of being
apprehended on the high seas. She is now
on her way to Japan by way of Tahiti
The purchase price was over 81. 600 900 in
cold cash. The sale by Chilli violates no
neutrality laws as Chilli has no treaty
with China or Japan, and moreover her
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
A New Russian Loan.

LONDON, Dec. at is stated that the
new Russian loan will be issued before
Christmas at 81 per cent. 1t amounts to
eco, ,0O0, 600 or 800 1000, 900 The fact that
it is understood the loan will be issued by
the Rothschilds OF London, Paris and Ber-
lin. is accepted as an indication OF change
in the attitude of the Jewish bankers to-
wards Russia, and it is thought that this
change was probably influenced by the
Anglo. Russian entente
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
Another on Washington.

Providence, Dec. . Michael Washing
ton, who was arrested n few days ago for
stealing bundle OF postal matter from a
front doorstep, and was sent to jail TO
await trial. is now charged with having
pocketcl the renorts of Marshal kendrick,
while in his office after the arrest The
reports had been prepared to be sent to
Washington The papers were afterw .rd
found in corn field where they were
thrown by the thief while on his way TO
rrisnn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03

Boston, Dec. a.-Mary Flanagan, II
years old, domestic in the employ of
William Cotter, 537 Massachusetts, ave-
nue., was found dead in bed by Mrs. Cot
ter at o'clock Saturnay. morning Mrs.
Cotte1 was awakened by q strong smell of
gas, and upon investigation found the gas
turned on in the girls room.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
0VerpOWeTing

is the remedy, and overwhelming
is the proof given in favor OF
DANA'S Sarsaparilla. The CURES
we quote are not only marvellous
in themselves, but they are related
by your own neighbors: people
living Just where their stories are
published. tits justly named
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
i zitE
lConyaiescent1 |
AND
Oyer=Worked|
Need Proper liourishment.

Ii these cases Bovinine IS
Indispensable; being so perfect
anutrient, it is easily digested !;
acceptable to the most delicate
stomach, it quickly restores
strength, flesh, and color.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03

Is emphatical1y blood disorder caused by
inability of the kidneys to throw off certain
poisons which accumulate in the tissues about
the Joints and muscles.
cures this disease neutraiizing Impurities in
the blood. Experience and science both en-
dorse p. p. p. as the only infallible blood
purifier known. d&w1nr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
See that you get DANA'S.
Japan Accepts China's Offer.

sale was to Ecuador, who is also without
treaty with either.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
THE STOCK MARKET.
Dealings In Leading Securities In Bsssor
and New York.

BosToN, Dec lin the outside market call
money is quoted at per cent, and time money
is nominally per cent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03
Office of

Office of
J. F. GREER,
COUNTY JUDGE,
GREEN COVE SPRINGS, CLAY Co.
FLA.
Gentlemen:
Twenty-three years ago was attacked with
infammatory rheumatism, was attended by
the most eminent physicians in the land. |
visited the great Saratoga Springs, N. Y, and
the noted Hot Springs OF Arkansas, and many
other watering places, and always consulting
with the local physician for directions: finally
came to Florida ten years ago.
About two years ago had a severe attack of
rheumatism, was confined to my room for
twelve weeks and during the time was
induced to try p. =. p. knowing that
each ingredient was good for impurities
of the blood, after using two small bot
ties / was relieved at four different times
since have had slight attacks and have each
time taken two small bottles of p. p. p, and
been relieved, and consider it the best medi-
cine of its kind. 81 Respectfully,
y GREER
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03

Ladies' whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood is in an impure condi'
zion. due to menstrual irregularities,
are peculiarly benefited by the won
erties Of P. P. P.-Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
2trano, Wtnnefota.

Sr. &eoattprl- Ia tss ijsloen fer npgst
fra otsie 9ratter, iaa Ital le9 t~uoienoe nosIe
forte 8emGrfninger.
De alminoetise Somtaieemner, uaur 10
nrpoes, er ON be iuappe Sibsr, og ON, buor,
leoes man ifdI greie fig, til beore 9toer Tom.
ntsr. Garmerue Der bgiteoe Tibet % mango
tntet paa 8runo al Sa9lftorm, iom ilos ueb
for benz, % Rrtierne er iaa Iape. at ielp ON
man bar np8et at iRlBe, iaa rtpner bet alItgs.
bel naiten iutst; oerfor bDrer Stepnin9er %
SpssmaaI meo Mortgage foreclosure til
TassuS Crbsn.
Seq otl osiaa bsmaris hot ON bort Eoun
nenrlis gotpn Of @auion. Ser er uomRrtet
gobt 9ano % lt8eleoes fuIot op al geO, %
bet er ct al be psneIte Settlementer I Rpros
uefteu. Soert Sus bar fin lioen Gipeluno
til at Itaa inlob 8inoeu. Mau fan Der laoe
fine Rreaturer 9aa uoe belle 8intereH. Ser
er uomRrtet 9oot gano. 6armerue Der fer
no til at TONNE fig ltot; mango bar Iacet
pptgrs fore Stalos % "granarisS".
@arb er Dor nRrmsits NartsospIaos.
Gben bar Q Gen. Stores, Ell Sneoie, 8 Gle
oatorer, en- 9umber Daro % en- Reitauraut.
Ser er to 8irter tGt peo biuanoen, nemlig
SbnoOeH og ben 6oreueoe atrte. Spnooes
msni9beoen ~betleueS at &aftor 9ien; ban er
en- braO Mano I fit aalo % lift al ale.
Spao Suno9eoen an8aar, iaa er bet bra;
Der bar Tile p9rst uo8en Sp9oom / 8tntsr.
On 6arnergut.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Wetp Warfet, Wtnu.

Or. Neoaftgr! - Set finbe mtaaIfe bore
trterssiant for frap9rsnbe Slest os Ben.
nsr al Nsp Wartet at pioe, bporoan bet
ftaar til neo ps Der.
VI bar bapt en- me8et COB % Nib Bin.
ter. Ser bar paret Sus NOT til soot SlQoe'
tpre, % getret bar pGret Itaoigt.
S%aantn8en er auereoe bespnbt, % bet fer
uo til, at Der bill bliOe ct me9et frustbart
Var. 8tnterbpeoen er iGrIig 9rgn % pen.
Zen en8eIife SioIe er tile 9lsult. gi bar
lem Wfnaneoer, % ben boIoes al en- notiaa
op9tt8 gfano,- iom 9iDr fig tor Glib mso at
oplGre Berreie | aIt, buao nptti9t sr.
vi bar Iuit bapt gaIs paa 5own.Gmbeos.
m9no. SeS bette gal9 optp9es Spprgs.
maalet: License or no License. Anti,
Gtcenie Bartlett Uenteoe Ell flor Seier, men
bet Git life. 9ette bar IsrseIi8t. men maaIte
bet oil gaa beore nGite aar, naar gpprgs.
rlaalet after ital optaaes.
Jet oil tauite bore interesiant for noole
at bpre, at Cub er ppoa9et / bet norblt8e
Del al 9otunet. 9ette ifeeoe iaaIeoss: en-
Wsano, Der eier 2auo, iom en- Greet rirosr
t9jenneut, ianot en- Sag ba ban ilaeteoe
Spss, npsle @ulotoru / 9erss Snbpolos.
San pnesrisste Here, % fanot Iiseiaa msset
I benz. @uloet bar be raturlt9ots funoet
peo at iparte runot I Greefen. Spor meset
Der pil blioe af bet, Tan enouu itts iiees
men eanoet tiger burtiat / Tris.
On reult9 Cullen. Z.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
9am{ena, Clan Co., Wtmm.

Or. Reoaftpr! - Weo BET ianlne reg tno.
ieuber min SubHriptiou for "9ofen", iaa
pil lea bebs ON plabs for no9le Orb. Oct
funbe maaite p9re interesiant for np9le al
1gufen"s 9aiere at bsre libt ira Seofte'
fabsr ,9ien.
ri bar bapt en- eanite goo Sintsr Der, Of
perlenbe meb iplot % milot Seir irottl |
Miotsn Of STARTS, ba III pt ct me9et psnt
8eir, lao Sarmerne bapoe be9pnot at bragg
paa fine Reofaber for gaaraannsn; men
2anairebas fom Der en- risti9 noroueitlia
glinarb, iom p~oeIasbe bore eooe 6orbaab'
ninaer. Bet bar en- al be baaroeite Sne'
Itorms, iom ri bar bapt. Queen fnlot iaa
tot. at man iifs tuuoe ie en- Rpe fra FIG.
q. Manb, lom bar saaet til tin narmeiie
Wabp. Iibt fgr Stprmen bespnote, ituIoe saa
bieu, men ban Tom Of geiei % stf piIot,
men peb ct 9pfietrGf tpm ban til en- 'Sarn',
buor han fanot gsltpttelie mob stormen.
GfbpIbsiorsuinssn oriper i'm faloe Ytr''
iombsb, % prpusr alt, bpno ben fan' tor at
soloe lluaoOmmsn ira ole uigns!!Ss a0a'
iisr. On Ting er ri glade for, % &c. sr, at
bet er blepst Slut meo be iipgge 9anisr,
fom alt unber Olapn at Surpriiepart'ss.
geotsiaosr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Mimnefota.

Sr. &ebattprl 9a bet er meset inter-
esiant at laie 8urrsipunoaucer / 3erss
Blao, iaa tRnite ies, at Der fanife innoe
biipe Rum for uosle Orb berfra BLOOMFIELD
oaiaa.
SunobeostIitanosn er MI ganlts bra.
81 bar baot ben Sorg, at Dor Neni8beo
blsp ipIittst / gintsr, sa umtrsnt en- Treble
bel af ben af foritislise gruuoe fanot ii8
misforngiese, iaa be maatts trRoe ao %
tifte esen Rsuisbsb. 9aar man laosr
eaeuiinoigbebsn raaoe, iaa saar ben sanfie
lanst mec en- Rano.
saa er bet be baarli8e Stber, iom niaa
naunes. Seq fer. at Rurepeitens 6arnnsrs
Hplbsr Spsossamblerne, iom be faloer Cub
iuin. for be baarSs 7ibsr, men bet tan lite
ri her i 5ilmOrs COUNTY, for ri ialsf tile
ucsm Spebe. ap0hneH'
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Aoronfo, 9suel Co., sno 4afota.

Ss.IAsoaitsri- Toronto liaasr mist ,uSe
n0sIs Of Be bsofs GRANDDAUGHTER. po For
,us ost'n9elisr FOR at bore ia tor mso
4'oeh. vi aGs be gslfisueNsr, ri lar her.
% u llseiaa taiHsmmsIiae for, bpab pt tits
gar. VI bar oa iusen easFgrers Der til at
SgIRlps 6Ols ibop I ugreie. Bplasn q, at
Os pelte arbetoer fig frsm i Gamoraatioteb.
% Spst boyer msb bpert Qar.
Slanot andre, iOm bar palat bette gteo
~ ut fremttOtge Sismteb, bill lea liar napns
oer. aHlO 9ObuiOn % auue, ION Tom bsroS
tfa Soufton Co., Niun., furIsben gaar po
0pS9eos lts ct oattert QUE Der, bpor Be aater
al DO for 6rsmtioeu. vi snIfer IIsre af
l%at'rns Slass. 2snns frsoiaIs 8amle @anb
'er 10 til at f~orftaa ben Rble auuft at aisrs
que, lom bliper b~eilsuot neb BAN, til fine
Ssnler, botIiet en- Eel aflaaoe gepis for,
'ost DC forlsosn Giten iamlebes % too bans
sIalflrte gus I geiioosIis os oberraIteSe bom
n'eo en- oaroifulb sslpprefent liant til.
orasfs en- rne8st bpsseIis Gftsn iammsn /
oe'te elesante Diem. 9et or life fsrts
9ana anuo bar faaet Seuis paa fine Mse.
f'snrlsilers asteIie os 7iuio. San bar
perosfnlos Hrsienter fra ben geuHeirebs,
pan torloo. Get er tiis bare 8aoens 8arbi,
osilne psnneials Ranb letter gris paa, men
met bet parms genfab, SoIt bar pia mob
Dem. Sa, Ip'tslis sr bper ben, iom ~fprftaar
at lspe iaa benns Onbifabsfulbe gsrbsn, at
ban otnosr gsnitab % spmpatbi, tbi ba bar
man punost ussst os sr / gsfooelie of ct
Tar at be bsbfte Sober Der paa Sorben.
uFeo oenIig Silisn til aue 1Tscurab.
ppfsn"s 2aisrs. CLING g. HruHat.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
milnor, earesnt Co., u. aafota.

Milupr er ~beItaseuos 80 QfiI t geit fra
8abpetpn paa q. y. 8anen. Set sr en-
aanIte tripsIis Itoen 9n, men ben bar saaet
tilbase / be iibIte ptar paa @runb al baaroe
Fiber. Nplin9en bar iu9rt oaarIie Der
rinot Iioite SDft. Ser er 8 Gen. stores, 2
stomaseribops, Saeelmaseribops, 2
emeOeibups, 2 Sarouare sturss O.i.u. 81
9apoe oSiaa en- tor 5IourmpDe, nten ben
neobrRnbts fieite Spit. vi bar ogiaa 8
Seeb stpres, en- 5eeo MDae, 2umber garb,
8 glepatprer, ct garebus, 2 ~uoiaIssisosr
for Sarmreoltaber, ct Drug Store % lille
at for9lemme ct Tibet grpaserL.
Spis bet bliper oaarli9 Gplin8 % oaarli9
Gris bette aar, iaa bliper bet life spot at
leue for mango.
"9ecorab.goten"s mango 9Riere biIies
fra en- Tortb 7aiota Isieuarfius.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
IRA TtIauo. Sotpa.

ttsosufaasnes or, Tom Gnbpsr oil Hume
loflfaa, Of aaH9islsns Siertsiui, % al ben
Sla9s rinoer u mango / grsps I'll %. gt
OIL oerfor, I GorbtBoslis msb bette, foe: 9,
lori osrbiemms faar Cher 'Tseorab.g oEeas
%tllsnot, bporfor Tile en- en,sit Gang imertm
leaoe III blaost en- Tort o. arsi 8srstnina
ira Sismbn8oen. lopanor1ne btroper, {
osf Y9taeits be ileite AZ benz, fnnosr eft,r
noele frii,s SiIsuinsspuf fra ben aamls
SlembpsS, 90 bet sIGbsr benz mere, eno g
tror.)
Js9 lRtte at Brsu liss fra Rorolano I
Dfor9e, og bet pntis iaaoan @lRbe hos %,
loHr sr osrfra, ia Gbriiiine Tsosrieus gr.p
par % en- lamb gornsislie, % ri Tube pnIfe,
at bun pilos itriue mOitsre. Ilin Gar CT fpbt
paa @aaroen Rumbsrs / gns, % bar Der,
III ban par 81 gar sammsl; men bet or 30
Var, ftosn ban forIoo fin Sismfaon for at
ora9e ooer til Gmsriia. GIoris bar iea bog
CLIENT ben, % oerfor sr bet % iaa ,ier,om.
ms1t at bsre liot Der uurbfra. Gar bar o..
laa Brsore 90 S9ftrs Der. etrip uftsre |
'Seeorat'poitsn", bet par iaa 9isnusm.
sp9ss!l9t at Iaie for %, Der iistoen euer
alort9 faar noset grsu berfra. gein far
bar ielo parst Sitter Der noropan, iaa ban
oso, hoao man bar at uoftaa | be baaroe
Stntrs. Bel bar ri iunbet ct soot Siem
1eropeT, men bet eamls slemmes aloria.
etrtc tsisn, Gbriitine Ieberien, % eIRb osl
3 belle gtntsr bar ri baut oeiligt getr, ia
iaa at fies sOmmerOeir, % IiseIsoss ipaar,
liot He9n ibianot. 5usos % SaOrs ftaar
nomGrtet % Marten er srsn, iaa areatu.
rsrHe fgoer fig ielp.
Wp9sn Speoom bar Der parst, men lite
mango 2eosfalo er inbtruffet.
als Der ipnes at lsoe / Gnisbso % ssreo
nleo boeranore; insen Rirtsitrib, % Reuia.
beoen ipnes at life lin Brett
Gu penlis Silisn til vile Der Roro.
Nnna Glen,