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The herald., 1894-01-17
THE SWEET WINE LAW.

Charles Wetmore's Telegram to the
Commissioners of Revenue.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 16.--Charles Wet
more, as requested by the Wine Dealers
association, has sent the following tele-
gram with reference to the sweet wine
law, to the commissioner of internal rev.
enue at Washington:
'Our producers desire that eastern
winemakers should have the benefit of
free brandy, as originally contemplated,
and that changes in the law may be
made. If necessary. provided they do
not extend the privileges to compound
ers of imitation goods and do not per-
NIT the fortificatioD of dry wines. East
ern winemakers should be permitted to
use condensed must and boiled Juice for
sweetening, whether produced by them
selves or purchased elsewhere. We do
not fear the use of cane sugar ii limited
to the necessary demands and if guarded
against its use in making artificial com
poundH. As to ad valorem tariff on
wines, l shall lay before you argu-
ments to show that it would
sndanger the internal revenue by
permitting the importation of fortified
mixtures under the name of wine for
use in stretching whiskies, brandiea and
rofdials at less rate of duty on the
spirits contained than the internal rev
enue on the same produced at home. III
specific tax is imposed on spirits for
internal revenue, at least an equal sps-
cific tax should be imposed on foreign
products containing alcohol. With such
minimum rate an ad valorem of 30 per
cent in addition might be fair method.
Foreign wines containing "a per cent OF
alcohol should be taxed at least so
rents per gallon to prevent the, evasion
of the internal revenue taxes"
The herald., 1894-01-17
THE HoNDUKAN WAR.
Invaders Deserted by President Vas
quez-salvzdor's Neutrality.

Invaders Deserted by President Vas
quez-salvador's Neutrality.
New YORK, Jan. ia Herald
special from La Libsrtad, Salvador,
January 10Th. ssye: The latest dis
patches received from the seat of war in
Honduras convey the information that
President Vasquez defeated a body OF
invaders under command OF Gen. Man
uel Bonilla at Apacilagia. General Or
tez. chief in command OF the invading
forces, has requested of Gen. An
tonic Ezata. Salvador's assistance in
the fight. General Ezeta, who is fully
authorized to answer for Salvador, re-
fused to lend aid to the invaders of Hon
duras, and declares Salvador will main
tain strict neutrality, but would be will
to act the part of peacemaker if invited.
General Ezeta has gone to Union to in
augurate work on the San Miguel rail.
way.
The herald., 1894-01-17
NO soLACE FOR QUEEN LII.
a Suit for Damages Against Uncle Sam
Is Impossible.

A Suit for Damages Against Uncle Sam
Is Impossible.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Oficials of the
state department scoff at the story that
the sx-queen is contemplating suit for
damages against the United States for
having ousted her from her throne.
1t is inquired very pertinently
where she will bring the suit !;
there is no court in which
she has the privilege to bring suit.
Tne only means of enforcing the decis.
ion would be 10 wage war. She might
indeed fle a claim with congress, but
she would be entirely dependent upon
legislation for any returns, and. in
view of her present uupopulsrity. she
could hardly expect to meet with salts
factory results.
The herald., 1894-01-17
PRIZES FOE THn PUas.
Bullion, Sheep and Cattle offered to
Mitchell and Corbstt.

Bullion, Sheep and Cattle offered to
Mitchell and Corbstt.
HELENA, Mont. Jan. 16.-Leading
Montana sporting men, believing the
Oorbett- Mitchell fight cannot be pulled
eff IN Flexids, are ont with bid. At q
meeting of several wealthy stock grow
ers it was decided to offer herd OF 5000
range cattle, worth $50 head, to have
the fight in Helena. There ia no danger
of interferference from the officers. In
side OF three years the herd of cattle
would be worth g quarter of million
dollars.
ST.. PAUL, Jan. 16.-The. Cook City
(Mont.) Mercantile company, which
practically controls the business OF that
mining city, offers $4,000 in gold buI-
lion and all expenses tor the Corbett-
Mitchell fight. They promise to deposit
$4,000 in CruHe's bank at Helena,
Mont, at once as guarantee of good
faith.
EVANSTON, Wyo., Jan. 16.-Ths Evans-
ton Athletic club offers purse of $75,-
600 in sheep fer the Corbett- Mitchell
fight.
The herald., 1894-01-17
TICKETS TO rHn ANrrPoDHs.

A Deal Bofwaen tho Oceanic Company
and Four Rafiroads.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l6.--An after
noon paper states that a deal has been
contaminated between the Oceanic
Steamship company and four transcon-
tiDentsl railroads, with q view 10 trans-
Ierring freight and ticketing passengers
between eastern cities and Hawaiian
and Australian ports. This combine
was effected to more successfully COM
pete with the Canadian Pacific land and
water route. The railroad lines in the
combine are the Santa Fe, the Union
Pacific, the Chicago and Alton and the
Chicago and Northwestern.
The herald., 1894-01-17
EXPERT OPINION.
Peter jackson and Parson Davies Think
Corbett win Win.

Peter jackson and Parsen Davies Think
Corbett win Win.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 16.--An Associated
Press representative interviewed Peter
jackson and "Parson" Davies regarding
the Corbett- Mitchell fight. Both jack
SON and Davies are strongly of the
opinion that Corbett has dead cineh"
to win. Weight. height, longer reach
and six years Of youth over Mitchell
are advantages they think will carry
Corbett to victory. They admit that
Mitchell ia the hardest hitter, and Davis
says if the Englishman gets in chance
blow to disable Corbett, the fight may
be his. Jackson says Mitchell is not
the champion Of England. He Jack
sony claims to have won that title by
defeating Jem Smith and Slayin.
The herald., 1894-01-17
wAITE'5 EXTRA SESSION.
Little Prospect That 1t Will Transac
ANY Business.


Little Prospect That 1t Will Transact
ANY Business.
DENVER, Jan. ia bill was intro
duced in the house today, authorizing
the governor to present a bar of bullion
at the United States mint for coinage,
and appropriating money to carry the
case through the courts. if the govern
ment refused to coin the silver. The
senate was not in session. The mem
bers who have stood out for immediate
adjournment held caucus this evening.
1t is understood, with enc exception,
they will heid together and prevent any
Legislation whatever. If they do SO, no
appropriation bill can be passed to de-
fray the expenses of the extra session,
and the members OF the bouse Will be
unable to cash their salary warranta.
The herald., 1894-01-17

of the lungs that's called Consump-
tion-through the blood.
But even with this remedy, it
won't do to wait. It can't make
new lungs, but it can make diseased
ones healthy when nothing else will.
AS a blood cleanser, strength re-
storer, and flesh builder, there's
nothing like it known to medical
science. For Scrofula in all it's
forms, Bronchial, Throat and Lung
affections, Weak Lungs, Asthma,
Severe Coughs, and every disease
that can be reached through the
blood, it's the only remedy SO unfail-
ing that it can be guaranteed.
If it doesn't benefit or cure, in
every case, you have your money
back.
On these terms, it's an insult to
your intelligence to have something
else offerei as being "just as good"
The herald., 1894-01-17

stesd. precipitats riot as sure az l
stand on my feet this moment. II troope
come to Jacksonville on January 18th,
murder will be done and Governor
Mitchell will be responsible for it."
The crowd was worked up to a high
pitch of excitement, and threats were
frequently hoard that the frat attempt
by the militia would reRult in bloodshed.
This is the general opinion throughout
the city.
The herald., 1894-01-17
To EsoHnAr TO THE STATE.

Governor MARKHAM Thinks the Blythe
Estate Is Public Property.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. Is. = Governor
Markham today authorized the law firm
OF Estee & Miller of San Francisco to
institute legal proceedings for the pur.
pose of having the property Of the late
Thomas H. Blythe escheat to the state
government. Markham ia of the opin-
ion that the title to the property oi
Blythe has failed for want OF heirs or
next of kin, and for that reason has re-
verted to the state.
The herald., 1894-01-17
coRBErr VERY SICK.
The Champion Is Weak From a Fit
vomittne.

The Champion Is Weak From Fit OF
Vomiting.
New YoRK, Jan. 16.-A special to the
World from Jacksonville says Corbett
was very sick about half an hour today
and had fit of vomiting. which lasted
several minutes, and left him very limp
and ragged. although he recovered be-
fore the day was over. 1t appears that
Corbett has been having daily argH-
ments with his trainer, Delaney, about
work. The latter claims Jim devoted
too much time to heroic exercise, but
has not been able up to this time to
convince the champion on that point.
The herald., 1894-01-17
HoRNBLowER,s KNocKour.

Senator Hill Led the Fight Against Hfs
CONFIRMATION.
WAsHNeToN, Jan. 16.-Senator Hill
led the fight yesterday against the con-
frmation OF the appointment of Judge
Hornblower to the supreme bench.
Villas Was the only Democratic member
OF the judiciary committee who sup
ported the nomination in the committee
room. After discussion lasting
throughout the afternoon. the nomina-
ton was rejected by majority OF six
yoteE.
The herald., 1894-01-17
a HInt to school children.

EDITORS HERALD: | hereby propose
that the scholars of Los Angeles. CAL,
follow the example of the San Francisco
scholars, either by contributing money.
clothes for the use of the unemployed
or giving them dinner at the
Armory hall some day this week or
next week; and / think If you publish
this great many will follow their ex-
ample. Yours truly,
CLAYTON CUNNINGHAM.
The herald., 1894-01-17
McNultx Must Hang.

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 16.--The governor
today decided that be will not commute
the sentence Of John McNulty, sem
fenced to be hanged on the 25th day of
January. 1894, in San Francieco. for the
murder OF John Collins, committed
nearly six years ago.
The herald., 1894-01-17
Heat schaefer,s RECORD.

ST.. PAUL, Jan. 16.--In a game of bill
lard Henry Sampson, champion of the
northwest, made a run of 800 with the
anchor nurse, thus beating Schaefer's
run of 566. In general play Sampson
would need about a triple discount to
ever win a CRANE from Schaefer.
The herald., 1894-01-17
Undslivered kilograms.

There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph company's
Office. corner Court and Main streets.
January Is, 1894, for Stern & Goodman,
Jay Parkhurat, Clayton (csbleN, Charles
s. Moorhead, Sebastian Simon, Freder-
ick X. Weeks, George Oliver, Milton H.
Harris, James M. Butler.
The herald., 1894-01-17
st.vonr st,,1 rel,sinr.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Jan. 16.-In q
speech here tonight before notable
audience, ex-Ministsr John l.. Stevens
cwelt upon the vital importance Of the
Hawaiian islands to the United Stetes
Tor naval and commercial reasons.
The herald., 1894-01-17
nfabar Again Bested.

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.--In a Elk round
contest tonight between "Shadow"
Maber and Dutch" Nsal, the decision
was in favor of Neal.
The herald., 1894-01-17
Drs. Keene Blakeslee & Co.
Medical and Surgical Institute,
Permanently Located. 1873 N. Main ST., Los An

reliable will
disease without asking question
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
l76

t~GrIteIen. Meu ba anitiasoe ban fig, iont ban ion; tbt
ban bIeu srebst Of en- ubefeust 5rpst for auersOe at n'sos
Ssnnsns gIif.
@eors litsos fig ben til Sensen.
"Spis iss nu, tGnfte 9etsIer, "funee is bans an'
iist, pIos bet maaite, 10, uoen al GpipI, uStrptte sanite
andre 5sIsIisr snb benz, leg faar at f."
Men oenne 5rpst neg mart for en- lob os inoerIis
gIaSs ban isIts fin Banoe bIpe let bersrt al Ssnnsns
tiarIisbsbsuarms 6ps os bsrte BAN buiite:
"Sou, iop msbsns bu iouer, oil ies beSe for big,
LEGION mat"
Gu ioripanot baaSs StamfuIbbeo Os UiistrO al Sets
Isrs SiaI.
"Sor bu osiaa bsost for mig mat, min @eors3~
iasbs ban nteb bpb 8euaseie. 20, faa nib Sa, at iss
tror, oins Bonner bar srbueruet mig ben GoIisbsb, iom
par nGrpeO at saa uncer. Seq isIsr mig snOnu mat os
Iamnst, men fun bpab 9esenet ansaur; SiGIen bar reht
fig fra SiriOen msb nyt Iioo. Cub bar lite ~fortaitet
mig; tbi ies fpIer nit Sierte. at bu euouu sIisr mig
mso ben FANNIE RjGrIisbeo."
@Stte ueo ben famine, gapa, nei, raeo en- lanst
~iiGrters. Sar jes lite istu bsftiss 9iosni.aber NOT til at
bssri6s beres StOrms, os bar ies lite 9isrte til at fatts
ben u~mdabeIise 6paI ct iaaoant Sin, iom papa bar
'srt2 Gr min 6slsIis lite parm NOT til at tunne tatts
Sub, for at ban euosIis bar label fin glaabes Col bpiIs
opsr ben trGtte Sanbrer3 So, 10 - alt bette fsler leg I
min SiGI. % leg psb osiaa, ia fittert iom on ies
baube pGret oppe SimmsIen Os bentet bet 9sfts, at
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

llotrpt Subersns aufietstrat iaa ban, at Ssnne life
astsos at sisre Se9snbeieu.
"slpira bar ueret Der, papal"
ga, min Ssnl~
"Ss bn fanot ale bins gooe 1anter ON bsnSs befraf.
tsSs euer maaite opertruiue2"
Seq funbt beube ~iuuIeOes, Tom ies buube usnt,t mia
i~aaIeOes iom ou bauos itiIbret benSs."
"SuorleOes tunos ies usI for to aur Iben fibre ben.
Ses nuparenOe ~llOisenoe7 Snsen Tan fibre elpira
Os bog, gapa, bar iss after bapt Stprte til at fOrloOs
benbe."
"5ar Oh forIaot beubs for at penoe tilbaos, e1sr bor
ou forlaot ~i9eIssnGs, min Ssn, " Der ait bon It let Cur
Opsr setsIers sabsr, for aIOris at gisnie bet msre9~
"Stulos Yapa tiinns tiI9iue mig, buis bet Sibde MIR
Sdf9lpet, buts leg troos 9apas uurms 9su ! be 6blt,
e'n'er, euer unaaite nstOp ifsIee oeuue Bon, Der fun
lteHte aIttOr ueI Ousreus meO min eaen IiOeuItobeIios
attraa - ~beilattsOs at rius mig los, ~bsuttsbe en- ebsI
Nten'i'9 at bragg 6oroeI at 8upas Qebe[ier ib,t l.,
fnl9ts Den SptOrprin9, bu uStuIsr geaunbelien9~
SeOrs tau9; ban ~iuUusSe MuS til at fs nan I'm So.
Der, tnStll bar, o~perruitet al bsnnes Orb, boitiot orIsi.
tebs Sopsbst. WV
"oOtS Nu, min @eOrs, .fter gisnnsmlQ5uiuoeu a.
mine Yapirsr, ct bIeusn bebre itanS iii ot her RAM,
Strloen bit sset Sierte, iuu tutter ies Cub, for Of min,
l'raloaro'se S'piarsIisr bar Oplyit bio; 90 louotfro N
fsle mtg ldarst Neraf, at bu lite bar taost SeuIpu III
mt uo'a''e Snlte, ustsr i.s big tusrtimOS bsiers forbi
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

9ansere op paa 6Ormiooasen, oa be fab iammsn i
NitoIines BANNER, fsIte besss Granssn til at uotaIe fig
ON bet, Der ansit georss met tiIoue anIisssnos.
SiotiI bauSs man unbueset bette Gmne, iOm mango
andre peI Osiaa bauOe transt | SassrunSen. Wen nj,
M par Chen tommsn. Os bog ipntss bet at iaIOe
besse ~uanReIiist at aabns SamtaIen.
SetsIsr, Tom life pipite, b~porpiot ben BON, ban bapoe
ubtaIt SIutninsen al fine Notitier, ausreSe bauoe baas
ret Srugt, tunoe bsnus llpisb:b lite meSoele Ssnnen,
b~uorIeoes nosIe elmer bauoe pGret tHfratteIise til at
omitprte baaSe gIansr os Oniter. gaa ben anSen Sioe
par @sora, msO Winbst on, fin 6abers samIe 0nSs
~IinsspIun, banse for at iaars BAN Sgbt, mar ban Ont'
talte, at netop be SpIpsninser, ban bapSe inbbentet al
Yapirsrns, bapOe buUt en- sunfte anoen girtnins, sno be
%tiIistsSe: %iitsbetfor at taite bam GIpiras Sam, bapSs
be ~itunOiet BAN os brast BAN til SsfinosIis.
NosIs CisbIitts fab be i~aaIeSes tauie. Oct par
gsors, Der isrft brsb SausbsSen; tbi paa BET bsitsnts
(asmis Sd) ~
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
st WioseI til at nsrpoSe Snfefter.

Oct er en- m~arfelis &ienossieruiug, at en- bl 9el al
be Suietter, Der er iaa fOroaruelise for 5rusttrasr %
gGrbuffe ~siennenl fine 2arper, ionl oraber benz, be farbes
bpppiait 9uIten, efterat bet er bleoet msrtt, iaa man ituloe
trp, at be ifpebe 2piet. Wsen iaa er bet Dog life; sisr man
/ ben mprte sliten up en- Slo / 5rastbaoen. peb Sialp al
nOset sammelt Ss, Salm saer anoet sfrab, ba BIZ man
paa en- fort 9io orabe 9uiinber, al benz, ioet be tuser fin
9ilFust til Slosn, al bpilfen @runo er be giaturtpnbiee
trenst taset life fire paa. "Ganfsr gsorm", bette for
'5rusttraer iaa soelassenbe Sniett iOm aarpe, er blunbt
benz, ium man paa benme Maaoe fan ~ubrpobe, % bet bet
Sture.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
179

oL trOos bette Onite, beuere palsts ben Set ,'|
Samutttisbeo %fOrmaner big til at fsl9e. QUO r|
utQet, at mine Orb ituIoe msofSre en- anoe' ""'"
sno ben, ies t~iIistebe, ba iss nebifreu benz.
"Spao, Yapa, " ubbrsb geors meo brGnosN0s v"
leg er oa sanife fri NIT gaIs9 0ettF q
9IGOs! Wen ul bet lite berebe Papu sn ltp'
butS seIgen9s for ~beitanbis saar tabt IOr oS' ii
"9saar bin eptte blot lite saur tubt, H'aa
min Son, %beitemme, ON ben ifaI is9sS P9a ""'
eler paa StranS." II
"0enue 6Oranbrins oins Ganfer tOIteF wy
rne9et, Eapa, - bet er leg uis paa!" .GI
"Ssaar piIbe ben baps toitst mig bitre SH'"i %,nl
ansbe ies enpnu lite, ~buOrmesen Del min e9S" ta.r a
baube 9aubet ON bin 9pffe. mieu osnle Na' y% ns,
mig at beOsmms mig ieIo bsbrs. Seq bar go" ii
paa ale iorSiite 9niter, os bet msO gIaoe' 9I
rOIis, min @eOrs! ISuOrIeOes bit SoIS e"O lI'' o,,l
Oil ies ueIiisue bet; naar bet srunolGsS@
grnnolGsser bet osiaa min." .sY
gsors tanoe life forage ben Sante, 9V0t ~ sisi
bapoe uGret, buis bans 5aOer tioIisere baroe Ag w., sas
Orb = iaa 6aIb uiIbe beune @aaNpiIO9eo ~ VI h
funoet Steb. Os fisnt ban lite UiIOs t'I'u~ 5ha
fig ieIp, fOIte ban, trops fin ptreNe @'eOs, n,,
aOmbsO, iOm GpIse at benne baitiss Outren'r'n" Vi
SOueOiasm. San bIsu beniat en- sanlts F'aT Ram II
iianb, Der par bpiit f~oritieais fra ben, 9oO'a"' ..,ta 4
Gar baUbs siort fig iaa ~fortrOIis. Sar' papo' ,,,la
ben iaSpanIiss Strib. usntet als9aaH0s
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

Su after miitet bet 6rsSsns 9ps, iom bu efter u~snbsIise
SiOsIier faubt at ueiebe big ps62 Ss bet er mig M 9,
bin Ssn Der bar frarepst big bet! Spis jog bapbe tiet,
bDis iss beitanhis baube forbuIst, at bisie p~apirer...
bog mel, bet buube parst umuIist; ban MATTE 10 ensans
bare facet bet at piOs!... Cor iss uoue at saa inb til
bam?~
8etie uiIbs geors fers @anss; men en- Graft, Der
par itartere enO bans 9iIie, boot BAN tiIbuse.
c er maaie lite ristigt, = tantte ban, "at ies |
bette GisbIt filler mig melsm BAN o9 bans Sampits
tisbeb; bsbit er bet maaite, at ban aIene uOfianper
Sampen! Cub, Der bar siuet ban, fin 5reb, nil after
Optass BAN Os life tilabs, at bans SiaI buffer unber.
8, min Uiooer, bu GnssI 9immeIen, bu er ~fOrIGnsit
f~Oripnet. geO ba meb mig for bans ROIisbeS!"
Ss 9eOrs bab, til Satens bsrinbe bsrtes miuOre
tanse. til ben uaan0sfuIbe Stsunen opbsrts, Os til 5as
berens gaber uOtuIts giitOIinss giapu en- Gone, Der
piOne0s ON, at ben epise SiGrIisbeO baube fOrburmet fig
opn ben 9ibsuos.
8a ~iInmrsbs gsors ieot Os uaasusOe lite, fprenb Sts
bens fanlnenOe Gin piite bum gisnitanOsne 9~areIst
Iieeiaa ~bpsseise os imutts, iOm ban buube feet benz ON
aftenen. Ss ban puusnsOs 5reS; tbi ben fsrits 2gb,
Der Haasos bans Ore. par Risis8 MiOrssniaIms.
'gtOn ban iOver enOnu2" @sOrs ftrutts 6Ousbst faa
lanst irsm iOm muIisi, for at Iptts inba6 til 5aOerens
aammsr. 20, Glib ban eIOrSs betl... Seq uil fs aO." +.
9an tlGets fig bGitist Os OsrbOs iaa ftias paa, at
ssisIer Sntst bsrts, isrtnb ban iasts traaSis ouer Dsr'
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

Spariommeligbebs' 5orI as sipres
nu Ofte | airteorsanerue. Der er en-
%alminoelis 6glelie blanot bort airfes
foil. at uosiiterne maa fprminbites %
Gi9lb unosaaes. S "Samiunoet"
oistuteres Der for 9iben ON 9ersttiael'
fen Of at IIua usb 4rofssiprsrnes 2gn
ben S0r. &irte. Der er &sitsr for pa
impo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

ct iarffili JorretningsfontOr bar
ROmertirten uprettet / @aibinstpn,
boor ben bar fine Gsenter, Der pasier
paa snbusr Gnleonins til at erbplSs
genss al statstasieu til fine Stoler %
iirteli9e 5Orstussnosr fursurist. Nleue
til fine Snoianerftoler tr9fter ben to-
tbUlfe &,r.e aurIis 100000 uo al
Statstasien.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
III

Ssnns Subs beIise Sol berefter itte nil Ipie minbrs tIar
for papa. su a Gilt f~orionet, fOriouet 9immeIsn,
forionet paa Sorbsn."
MeS gIitte, fulbe uf Gro os 8iGrIi9beb, b~etrastsbe
9etsIer fin Ssns al iuarmerift Slo ~beiiaIebe Gniist.
90 e~fterat be bauoe bullet ct Niinut 9rpit psb Srpit,
bIsu nsO ct Dill, ct 9aanOrpt, ben SpsrsnstOmft fOr'
npst, at bet gamIe itube forbes faa Spbt iOm muIist i
9Iemislens @rap.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

6ranb Sorts College tabi! 7snne
tsrseIiss Rpbeb bonner fra @siten;
bet er iplst for gialo; men Der er
enouu Saab. Gerfum als | Gtoleus
Drift interesiersoe 9eunsr bill iamls
$4,000, iaa fan ben enbnu rsbbes peb
at iisbes. Der Ter nj Dpraab berom
I'll ben Gur. atrfes Reuisbsber. @i
bill boobe. ct ben enbuu fan reobes for
bort Solt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
airfeIige Npbeber.
srO o. aritif. ssrum Nripsr sd'

/. Sro % 2ritii. Ssrcm firipsr Sa'
fapr apSsr Prun ct meset 0pIpience
eipffe / "Sor airie % Sultur'. Gr'
tifeIeu Irtter IaoIcoes: 1Ds SsrfOr ter
ri trcIiis bpass pdu ben 6rrSisnins. of
ben | 8irten leptnot 1ro baaos bill babe
aroft iii at b1poe ben somIe Sriitsu'
bonn uussr 9ibeus aamps % oil bare
f,rrt no, til at sisre bet. giosrsoar'
nelisns % SmbanusIieus GrbsiSe, ION
ben lille tau unSaaa, uoar ben Tiger at
fprpisn ia ON fin eeen biitpriRe Sruno'
pplo, mar ben mee Dor npers 2ios
Sialpemiblsr oenosr fig til en- narmere
ri~nserieaclie af Cubs bificrifs aabsn'
barring, FABIAN Tom ben sr bsoioue' !
ben beIise Ssrift".
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
MarfeIiq llDOifliua.

Warislig llboifIius. 8 ct 9rsu
fra Gluptun Co., Soma, Friuss: "8i
bSrte til ben nOrIte SpuOos, gil ub Of
ben Us iub / ben 5ur. g., falote Brett
fro Gauges epuobes os lunoebe | ben
ufprsusSss. Waiuritstsn Isnosr Dele,
got til Garsmscet; snten ban sr bsbt
slsr tuuFrmeret. ftul ies Iubs bore
uinst, men bet Deb leg, OF ban sr gift
al en- grssbpterianerpreft % bans Barn
tsbt l famine airtsiamfunb-.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

6iGIosinOiamlin9sn / ben 5Or. g..
Dor MI rnast s37 900. De reItereuoe
$4,000 forpsntss til Garsmpost. 8eoat
tiuuen Of "Samfuubet" itriUer, at uaar
Wuoftanoere ipottenoe bar faIot bort
eamfunO BEN ufurenebs Sirte, iaa er
bsune Snoiumlins bet beoite ~tilbaseois
fsnos Spar paa iuubunt gscuuun, tbi
bet bar psc Suoiamlinssn prattiit be-
cift Is at bore ~fOrsuet | Grimucisbeo
% 2iosirait.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

ainamisF unen. Chen Mcrest paa
b. to fesnFs N~isFuunrer bar Der pG'
ret ct aIminbslist Srap paa be uosu'
isnbFe Riuitrs ON gsiipttslis for ale
RisFouGrsr. Gen iuents 8ouiuI Sod
bar puuest en- for Seier mso Senipn
til i%aabanns S%nbremmslisr fro ben IT.
usFis 8ssierius; me MI bar be andre
ubsulauoFe Niuiitre / 9e,ius trenholm
met meo enouu Itarfsre 8rar. gRan
beFrpater, at bette bsGIere pil fiaos enS
eaene, md trpr, at man inbtil rioere
turoe babe oarst tilfrsos mso bet aIe'
reos puuous.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
Ten bsfienote Waaifer

Rrpi. 6. SEMEN oil sipe 5prsitilin9er pad
isiesnet Sieoer: galmar, gIsin GIenrmoHt,
Ct Olaf Riescpap. Rcrtbuppe, albsrt yea,
Riun- Safe NiIs, Norman, Benton. 5oreit
giiu, Compton GoipfeIo, Tbor, gooe,
Saosor, II. Rposs. CALENDER, au0nbon,
graptou. GtIaatic, Oh Corn, guunciI Bluffs
o. SplmaH. Te uRrmsrs GpIpsningsr ON
Tatcer orr. oil ientr. blipe beilerot8iprt
pso 9lafater. eIi / bet oauituorits Spros.
39.4.hu
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

@iuer mon 3isr lunteut gano at brittle, siterat fans
me er blanoet Salt % S~peoeflio, oa mefsr be neget mere
eno elerS.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
glere aathOIif eno Sutberansr

Nere GatbOlif enb 2utberaner
flyer -" / Spnooens Organ, at Cog
nspreit 3r. Coming / @Orse er. Gan
faloer fig ieIu 8oms sopUtut. Iplis
opiurorsoe ban ct 5oreorns til BBn
for be afOsoe % frembapebe, at li9c'
fum be Gfbsoe bab for Os, ida ffnloe Oi
bsos for benz. Oct er mHrtsli9t, at en-
2beoIos mso ina afsiurt romer1te SDm'
patbier ps 29roOmme Tan tribes Os
toales / ben lutberits airfe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
Nufttpnsplafater

I1ntsr &c paa at bolos Guition2 8 inn
lilf9Ioe fom tit "7teorah.Gpftsu % faa
gIa'atsrus TRIPLE. vi piI uofsre goot og
rent arbeiot % biaiet. Cpsip os 7a9eH
for Guitioueu, Rauuet paa auitionartus, o9
ri oil Itrips Gln,atsu, hpis bet itis. aasreoe
sr siOrt.
Sc Tan ipare geuse pso at saa til
,.t. 9ecprab.Yoiten.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

Blooming Yrairie aalbet maa ats
ter bare 8reiteualsssWpoe. 9dftur
gauge fro @inpna bar afIaaet Sal.
bellen.