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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
TIME LY TOPICS.

Kelly makes plea for the comfort of
the unemployed.
The Miller Il Peck Co have bought
$40, 900 of their damaged stock flom the
insurance underwriters and will place it on
sale tomorrow at half price. Call early.
Morris the clother had a grand opening
in his new store on Bank street last night.
The crowds were large and all were hospit-
ably entertained.
Ten room house and land, $500. Call
on Lang & Phelan.
Smart IS year old boy wanted.
Three rooms for rent, $50 Cooke street.
Pocketbook lost.
Jones, Morgan & 90 tell DEMOCRAT
readers of some seasonable bargains in
the line Of clothing and gents furnishings.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03

A New Departure In Telephone Service
The Southern New England Telephone
company has adopted new rule in con-
nectlon with it's toll service between points
in the state. Hereafter the party calling
for station out of town will be asked the
name of the person he wishes to talk with.
and if the party desired is not at the sta
ton called no charge will be made for the
connection. This new rule will be appre-
ciated by users of the toll service of the
telephone company, as it does not require
one to pay for calling station to talk with
some particular person who may not be in.
Users of the service should be careful to
ask for the party with whom they wish to
talk, otherwise the rule will not be opera
tive, as charge will be made at the regu-
lar rates where any station alone is called
and no particular person stated.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
SEWERS AND STREETS.
Routiae Matters Transacted at La
NIsbt,s Meetinp or the Boards.

Routine MatteLs Transacted at Last
Nights Meeting OF the Boards.
Mayor Kilduff presided at the meeting
of the road and sewer boards last night.
There were present Commissioners Kelley,
Gross, Fruin, jackson, Henderson and
City Engineer Cairns. az
Superintendent George w. Beach was
heard in reference to the proposed sewer
in Simon street. Mr. Beach said the street
could never be of any possible use to the
railroad company, and explained why, in
his opinion, the road should not be asked
to pay sewer assessments there. 80
Property owners on Ward street were
heard in reference to sewers in that street
The board voted to recommend to the
court of common council that the work be
ordered done. 81:
George Nj. Condit of Ashley street was
granted permission to connect his house
with sewer on High street. @. L. Hicks
and the Charles Thatcher Co were granted
permission to make excavations in the city
streets.
At the road board meeting the street in
spector was given permission to sell few
loads of sand to Henry Kellner from the
sand pit on Drayer avenue. "a.
In relation to tho new street running
from Bishop street to North Main street.
through land of j. B. Mullings the board
voted to accept the street. naming it Eliza
beth street. Mr. Mullings agreeing to
work the street to the grade adopted by
the city. r.
Hearings were given to property owners
on Walnut street in relation to building
line and change of grade. It was voted
that the matter be referred to the court of
common council.
It was voted to recommend to the
council that the road board be authorized
to prepare grade for Mill street, between
South Main and Liberty streets. 1t was
voted that the city engineer be instructed
to report grade for North Willow street.
Superintendent Bradley of the Water
bury Traction company informed the
meeting that the new rails would be laid
along South Main street into the center
within ten days, and asked if there was
any proposed change of grade along that
line. The matter as to what grade the
Traction Co should lay the rails was laid
on the table for one week.
It was voted to recommend to the coun-
Gil that the road board be authorized to
prepare q layout and establish building
lines on Walnut street from Ashley street
to Ward and grade for said street from
Ward street to city line.
The street inspector was instructed to
put South Wilson street, between Fox and
Chapman streets, in shape for public
travel. City Engineer Cairns was in
structed to submit map of Orange court
at the next meeting of the board.
The Charles Thatcher Co was granted
permission to make excavations in the
streets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
ROW IN THE NEW YORKS
Director Wheeler Asks Ward to II place
Common With Dn,la.

Director Wheeler Asks Ward to II place
Conner With Doyle.
Director w. b. Wheeler of the New
York base ball club has declared himself,
says the Sun. Until Roger Conner is laid
off and Jack Doyle is placed on first base
Mr. Wheeler declares that he will not visit
the polo grounds, and will have nothing
more to do with the clubs affairs. 1t
leaked out yesterday that Mr. Wheeler had
long conference with Manager Ward
after Mondays game, and that he re-
quested John to lay off both Conner and
Herman in favor of Doyle and Stafford.
Ward asked him for time, it is said, and
the next morning he had quiet talk with
both Roger and Mike. But Mr. Wheeler
wanted the men laid off then and there,
and, when he found that Ward did not
hold the same opinion, he is said to have
left the manager with vow that he would
not come to another game until his ideas
had been carried out. The fact remains
that the new director did not see Tues
days OF yesterdays games.
Roger Connors work in yesterday g
game was not of the best, but the fact that
the big fellow was troubled with painful
carbuncle on the back of his neck may
have something to do with it. Yesterday
morning in a conversation with a reporter.
the veteran sald
II have been hitting the ball all right
up to within the last two games, when 1
have had he misfortune to drive it
straight at some fielder. The fact that 1
have not been striking at bad balls, but
have been picking out the good ones con-
vinces me that ] am batting all right.
Some people expect too much of man.
In my case, there are some persons who
believe should hit the ball out of the lot
at every clip. There's no ball player liv-
ing that doesn't have poor streak of bat
ting now and then, and in such cases he
should not be too severely condemned"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
$1,000 FOR WARDS LAND.
A Decision in the MountaIndaie Case
Reached To-Day.

A Decision in the MountaIndaie Case
Reached To-Day.
Judge NJ. II. Holcomb, William P. Tyler
and w. J. French, the committee APP
pointed by the superior court to decide on
the amount of damages to be paid DR. c..
Art Ward because of the pipe line running
through his land, met this morning at the
Scovill house. They held only a short
session and were unanimous in the follow
ing decisions: To DR. Ward they give
81 900, to Tierney s35. The reasons they
advanced were that the pipe line was run
ming through the best part of Wards land
and he had already sold twenty odd build
ing lots. They also took into account the
81 $50 offered by the water supply COM
mittee. The report will be made to the
superior court and from there to the attor-
neys on both sides.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
A Liquor Mems League.

A movement Is now on foot throughout
this state to unite the brewers and dis
tillers of Connecticut into an organization
similar to that in existence in New York
state. There will be branches in the va
rious towns and cities of the state and it
will be the object of the association to
present bold trout to the Connecticut
Law and Order league. There is talk of
holding convention at an early date,
probably at Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport,
which is owned by Mcmahon & Wren, the
distlllers and brewers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03

LONDON, May 3.-The Rome correspond
ent of the Standard this morning sends a
dispatch stating that at fine next con-
sistory the following prelates will be
raised to the cardinalate: Mgr Loampa,
archbishop of Bologna; Mgr Segna, cousin
of the pope and the assessor of the holy
office; Mgr Ferrari, archbishop of Milan;
Mgr Mauri, archbishop of Ferrari Mgr
PerrAud, bishop of Autun; Mgr Pervas,
archbishop of Valencia Spain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
Important Case Decided.

New HAVEN. May 3.-Judge Townsend
in the United States district court to-day
rendered decision involving millions of
dollars, in the case of the General Electric
Co of the United States against the ia
maica & Brooklyn Co for alleged in
fringemeut of patent. The decision is in
favor of the defendant, which is practi-
cally victory for the Edison Co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
Suit For $1,000.

NEW HAVEN, May Sin the superior
court day the trial of the case of Hugh
McCambridge of Waterbury against the
Birmingham Iron foundry was begun. 1t
is a suit for 5000 damages for injuries
by the falling of a crane on August 20. 1892 Z.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
A Double Tragedy.

COLORADO SPRINGS, May 3.-Joseph Ada,
a German employed on the ranch of Mrs.
Rosa Rich, six miles from Ramah, while
suffering from an attack OF temporary in
sanity, shot and fatally wounded Mrs.
Rich and then fired a bullet through his
heart
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
E. G.. kILDUFF & GO.
Greater and Grander than ever

The public appreciates efforts place reliable merchan
disc prices within the reach of ALL We
of people, but to the guarantee goes with every
ce that leaves house This guarantee is not repre-
scented in every form, return and get the cash.
This above all others, shows superiority all
competition
In place of doing business with small stock have larger
and grander stock than
Our Mems All Wool Suits at S. regular 50 Suits
Mems $3.50 Black Chevo and Fancy Worsed Suits are sold
outside our house at $40.
Our $40 line of Blue and Black Serge Suits the
retaled for $5 last spring.
For $l2 $l4 and $l5 give you of the
gains in suits offered by any clothing house Clay Wored
button cuaway Suits long and regular price l5;
by others for 800
In Chidrens Department always have the latest Styles
We have just placed sale $50 Boys Atwood Suits at So
suit Our boys $3.50 suits all wool and fast reaed
by smaller houses for 81 and S.
For $3.50 you buy good suit you would pay IS
last Spring.
Boys short-pant suits cut to Is years
Boys Short Pants 25c the kind you pay Others at
47c, TIC, Csc.
Boys Sweaters at 81.
Y=P. S-Just received 80 doz. Mems fine black Mcrno
Hose regular 25c Hose; price 5c while they
last.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
FAIR, COOLER.

Official Weather Predictions For To-Day
and Tomorrow.
New York, May 3.-The following table
shows the condition of the weather in the
principal cities of the country at 4. m.
To
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
This Rooster SAYS


Please put the seats on the park, becauss
all men out of work come to Center SOU re
to seek employment, and it is very uncom-
Portable ia stand on the street corners
with the thermometer at SIS.
KELLY SAYS man cannot live on Bread
alone. He requires other nourishment
and the greatest nourishment is rest. and
I would recommend an ordinance that it
shall be the duty of the committee on pub
lie lands and buildings to place the seats
on the park on or before the 18th day of
April of each year or be find $50 and 60
days in Jail for the lack of duty.
Remember that old Wheat Flour will
make rs loaves of Bread more to the bar
rell than new.
Washburn, Crosby x Cos Flour
$4.4Oif you give my man
an empty barrel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
USE on YOUR LAWNS
SturteYant'S Granulated
Tobacco and Sulphur
For = Fertilizing and
Other Purposes

Being oderIess and clean and without
foseign seeds, it has no equal as a lawn
dressing. 1t Is convenient in form, easy
of application. and will not burn or injure
the lawn. For all garden or field pur-
poses it stands at the head of all fertilizers
in the market. 1t is less in cost, is double
in bulk, and will do all work better
There is no vegetable which cannot be sue
cessfully grown by this product. For
towering plants of all descriptions there is
nothing in the world that will produce
such fine growth and luxuriant flower
In flower beds or in potting plants the
granulated tobacco stems mixed with the
soil. in a proportion of about one part to
five of soil. will produce lasting effects for
the entire season.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03

Corn Starch. s pounds for 25o, W. n.
LADD, "a. 06 South Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03

For Conn Fair to-day, slightly cooler,
north to northeast winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
The Miller & Peck Go

Mg-A few sample Coats and Suits in
our north window.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
goiuaro Subniou.
tuition, Bis.

Sr. Reoaftpr: - Seq Iaier 9eres 8lao
mere emo en- Gang i9leunem bper Gang, Ri
ntoota9er bet, o9, ua9tet bet life er lioet /
Stsrrelie, iaa blir bet n9iten beitanoi9 for
ltoet. 3et er min ftsrite Snteresie at lGie
1Secorab'Fo oa man iaiennem ben Tan
faa 8elfeb fra fine 2anosmRuo, fra bette
SANDS ioritIeIli9e Banter. 3iberne Der er
M life ~foItbare, ia ie8 iDnes for Stam
Stplo, le9 life bill tale ont bet; leg tror, at
life paa lan9t bet Salue af Grbsioerue
bar Irbeioe. SpiS en- er iaa belbis at iaa
Irbetoe en- 8 O 8 9ase, iaa Mao bet blipe i
Iobatfen, M iioeu ben "9am" pper gluen
Der bleo fGroig. ga, Iioerue iorauorer fig.
Spem Tube bel BABE babe troet, at bet
Tube foranbre fig paa iaa fort Sio, men
bet bar ri ~ianbells fact erfare Der. Sflor
funoe mon saa ct Tibet Stptie fra 8pen, Ell
Suuoreoe Sfriot euer iaa, oa tunoe man
faa grbeioe, paa oueupm talte 3aui, ium bar
ct fort % lausparrist grbeioe. Nu bar hi
bet aligepel "flot". ON le9 iaa Tube iige.
vi Tan MI til enbper 3io, ri gnifer, tage ps
en- Eur op til 9ammeu, beltue bet berli9e
gpsuerf, iioen tilba9e til Suiet, buor De
moota9er 8riptraft, iom leoer ~eIettrtlt Sps
til nGrmeite Bp, Gosertou. Zen, icm ou
bapbe Here Gents euo, buao Der trGper til
8oit o9 9osts, iaa ban fnnoe faa jig Ell 9t
oar unoertioeu, oa ierlt funoe man fgie iig
fom en- "Storfar". Seq er iaa soOt iom
0ptpmmer BERTH 2anoet, bar eaoun life
p9ret Der fire aar. Seq nlIoe feet Iiot al De
aooe 3iber, iom bar uGret Der lioen le9
Tom; men bar enonu life iuuoet oct iaaleoes,
iom bet er b~sIfrepet ior On, frr nan fpnts
mer Der. Oct ltuioe heller life Oeutes at
tase itests 3uer i SGnoernr, eler lepe uben
at arbeipe noset SteO. iea for min Del, ptI
heller arbeioe libt, ielu ON leg tunoe Iete
Ioruben Nrbeioe, oa leg altlo bar nGret
pant til 2rbeioe fra 8%aruoommeu. Rn,
iom bet itaar til Der, iaa tror ies lite, ale al
be 9eoi9e iii Nrbeioe for bare apiten. boao
Sfat trar oa hare til alGoer. bui5 bette lfai
peooare / 2~rusoeu?
Sea for min Gel Tube lite tlage, "a lea
biotil bar trent mere eno 8oiten; men bers
eIter bliper bet bel life mere, fan leg trp,
naar nan ital saa leoia iomme Sage
imeuem, pg for CiebIitfet er ie9 aloeIes
leoia. auuoe ies faa Grbeioe for rs Gents
pr. 7aa, iaa Tube leg prize mig lptiellg;
oct tit life bl9lpe, ON jeg oeraf maatte bploe
mia ielp. jeg iii eHooa % Gents / min 9uns.
Si er life mango Norlte Der l Spen, =
uaifen ubetpoelist at resue i 5prbolo til
oeus Stgrrelie. Gn Solun9e.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
g0aterforo, California.

Sr. &eoattDr; - &atsrioro er en- lioer
8p meo TO @rocerp Siorcs, ct Siagteribop,
ct 9umber Daro. ct Grllg Store, en- &irte
men Saloouerne Ian leg life tGle.
Sueoepri erne er Oaarlise o9 Grbetoslgu.
men lioeu. Ser er en- @Ru9oe Grbstos Q c
iom gaar os b9rer fine 1rpper paa gpaNe.
pg ,ife bar uoset at beItile. Sar Dc er
Solar, iaa er oct at aaa tuo paa en- Saloon
% orifte ben op. Nlt, a bar at i9lge
maa man molten siue bort, % bet, man ital
lepe al, er oprt. Sioite gar bar iaa miobels.
8 ginter bar ui baut milot geir, os OLE
6armere rnnot Der er iGroise meo 8Isinin.
gen, o. MI bar ri ct aoot Resn, men ioas Ell
Der fob Sino, ioa mine 5auter peuoer til.
ba9e III 9afotns 4rRrter.
Sermeo Ell uenli9 6i!ien til "2ecurab'
9oIten"s 3eonttpr og 2Riere.
SenrD Sobnion.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
s~anesboro. Mtun.

#M"
er. Hsonitsrl - 9eeorab areos Of ben
lorsnsoe alrie bolot fit gaormsoe / Games.
ooro ira Uaanous ben 1909 til Iorsoua ben
zoe 6ee- besss 9ass int uiiue.
1ssoet nabnsoes Ranoa9 aftsu meo
9nostiensfte al Taitor q. Grpeisn. Iirs.
oaa 'orbdnoIeoes pm Taabens Saframente.
I'm aitereH prGoiteoe gaItor Guns fra
3eeora9 paa GHseIi. Cnsoas ~iorbanoIebes
ON aI'erenS Satramente, % ON aitensu
VrRotteoe Sr. Grne 8irtelle ira Sarmoup oa
9r. gems Soosbers fra Bratsbera. Tors.
Gag lortlaties 5orbanolingerne ON gaabeus
% sfaooersns SEieH % Gssuitaber. On
altellen prGoiteoe 9aItor Gerhard GasmuS
ZEN ira Staoiiou, 8is., Os areoisus aor.
Hano Sdltor Sartmnun fprretteoe Glter.
gang Ior be tiI%IteoeuGrenoe grRjier oa
andre vt ri9t Sfier blep optaget, ipm Ifal
oelss ll9t mellem Seouingemisiiouen o. ben
tl'ore g~fts'ton. Gmtreut Is grRIter po rs
s99repteientanter fra ole Banter af &reb.
ZEN ooeroar NBoet. 9anesboro norIte airte
er en- al be fterite / Staten % er / alminoe.
li9beo bel iplbt unoer bore @uostjeueIter,
men unoer bette Msoe bite ben fla boa at
o9re noset forlioeu. gn iaaoau Masie
~gtenneIter fra fern og uar bar alorig p9ret
'amlet fgr / 9anrSburo oeo noaet firfeliat
Wpoe. Gue graiter bar enige ON, at bet
par BET beolte % itpriie Mpoe, 3ecorub
8reos nogenfinoe bapoe baot. 90 ct peliig.
net Nsoe par bet csiaa / ale Senieenoer og
otl tent 8lemmes. g9stise, oettenoe, itpr,
tenoe % opmuntrcnOe Orb bleo talt fra ole
Stoer. % me9et sobt bar bette gtpoe ub.
rettet peo at befaite be gatlenoe, ltprte be
Suase % gIsre De StGrie itGrte.
aanesboros norite 8efoliuing bar benue
Sang Iom aItio fgr ueo li9e anlebnineer
oiit zig fin Spsape fulOt no poreu. Menis.
beosHs SoIHoer FOREIGNER msaeu 8os % Gn'
ertJenoelie for fin ufprtreoue Cpofrelie / at
9lpre Opboloet bp99eli9t for ale SilreiienOe.
Oct er / Sanobeo peliisneliesri9t for 5roes,
brsore % Sgitre ~iaaIeoes at tuure fomme
%latnnteu en9an9 ime0em til eieullolg Opbp9.
9elle, Spmuntrin9 og SelGrelie. Oct Dag.
lise materiele StrGu og aou blir fat noset
tIlltoe, % ma iamler NGriug for fit @anoes
llp, Sor TrRit, Sr. 8. 6. S~asmusien, er
Ell ntoijGr % opstie Sieuer i fin Serres
Stn9aaro. -ee tan / fulot Naal globe fig ueb
aae Nennelters 8iGrlisbeo % 9lstelie.
eanesboro Sp 9anr itaots fremao. Sfjor
ut ri oprettet u9 iat isnus en- Melmple %
ct "5lar 6tbre 5uctorp" nj, nj. Saur baa'
Der ri at iaa iitauo ct YtaItiuibpp %
Sounorp iantt ct Creamery os maaIte iIere
tnOnitriele aulGs.
Senli9 Stlien til "Ioiten"s Geoattgr og
purt9e GerioHaIe iamt benS mangioloi9e
3uiinoer al 2Giere.
Goiparo Spbnion.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
Groofitnn. Minn.

Sprre Teta par bet Stsitefa9lsb pnn
Grooftou Sfgitebane melem Sbanunbau
ira @rano Sorts ps U. Salpprien ira Groot'
ton ior "Gbampionibtp" for Reo 9tlper
galep. gaupet bar Q 0tl. SaIucriun
pauut, % bruiao Ell 3ie sap Z gRiu. % 35
Sefunoer.
Sen 22oe par SaIuorien burt til Mentp,
Y. s., ior "a fapltieiia meo Shaunaban
fraa @rano Sorts, Suitao fraa Grafton %
Nari ira Siasboro, V. 8, for Elm Gremie
paa s25. Bette 9aupet bar 8 gil. Sal
porieu uaunt bette c9io, bet tcftao bonum
rnaentira. 9ie bar: lite Dil 445, 2oen
Whl 44s, 3oie Wtil Bib; Total LAY.
Sr. Saluorieu er 3pposrai, og bep / Oct
iioIie A Glari drbeioet / 1&eo &iuer 9aIen's
5rptteri Der / Grootiton.
ga oil meo bet iamma irambera min Tot
til Sr. u. gpioslaub, for bans Brep fraa
Ncrea / "3ecorab.Yplteu~. Gs upuer. NE
mart fpr bpira meir fraa bonom. Sirip
tiot o. Otto, samle Ben!
S%rauIimannen Sc Rase er rltnenlnt til
gpitmeiter Der / erection.
Rerpeiebsreu miuier ap no.
O. a. Rosielano.
Tr;.upa RIaSfer ~helbreoer NuuiDu5.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
Winneapolis, Winn.

Sr. &eoaftpr: Stuoenterne oeo Der
Soreneoe 8irfes Ssmiuar feireoe @eprc
8aibinstons Jpbielsoa9 meo en- Set rae
SeminarietS Sal. Zen od,fert oeiorerebt
Sal bar fpIot inOtil IrGuqiel, Irogrammet
~ri8boloi9t % peIUaIgt 90 loiDrelieu uomur'
let. Sr. Yiuiilrrer y. &. &eoerieus y .auc,
ioloer bar en- tuuitnerIt NDOelie ielp for 81
melt @tritiitc Erer, o. "AJinaltrolten~ Hart
tine Sa9er uomGrtet lom i~Gopaulla.
"YtaaItroiteu" er en- Sertet beitaaenoe a
Stuosnterne s. 8uriett, 8. dosnes, s. So
o~eritao, .. 9etericn, S. djeIoe % VI. Gam,
mer. s 8etruatuiua al ben iorte 5jo,
"gRualtroiteu" bar er iteret, tyr man iige
ben aipr fine Eager lint.
"a 8%rparammet par tilenoe, nobsoes
belle 5urinml n9en til at be9lue d9 ueO
Spieialen, tuur Bethlehem Meutgbsos
Suiuoeioreutn9 ipeuoeyeoe aaffe ug Rage =
alt frti. Ser iaaeS fun alaoe % iorngieoG
s~tuii9ter Der, % belle 5citu bar en- Succes
z
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
Somhod, Barron Co., DiS.

EE SsoatiDr: 49, ga ri olorig fer noaet /
F@orab'Eoien" ira Oeuue aaut, iaa falot
mtg Ian'er at iHoieuoe noale 2iuier
'St 'Foiten' optaae iamme, os ies lien.
rS'a %berrunot, muotaeen be boloer
FH'FaA'%Oiteu", o. bet er en- flor Sp9u.
9'r Onsoa8 Aiteu, ba 1goaen- er
.aa''9e &loer er III lille Longer en- Ipbeo
p''V' ON, tbt bette er MI no9et, ipm
a' VOer 4eIc gonoet er mere o. minore
"'n'f % Der I oiSie fore Sfopoifrifter
. I'LL IH8en rig al fin cord-wood Sor.
n5 'Onl nEltcn ale 5armere oriper meb
SiI'Tel, o., on hi oeuue ginter fin
hoO tor &lrt o. $500 for NtapIe, iaa
11" '''90oc omtrent til Salt / Suppa.
w'a' Der en- n1ittitet Mlcnigbeo, ium t
.'''IlP'O beItaur ai 6olt, iom naIten
SIR9'ltab, % iaa bar DC palaa o1prt
>gu' % 6rcm8oua paa tort 5io. In
,"O op83et liOlte Gnr, os en- uom9riet
,s,"'sl0Femn5 bar biuIpet en- bel Gel.
,,.' aar n0iomleoe beunc Surenina en-
~, E'l8c til tjrteIt9e Giemeb, laa
Ssgt's~ %'nit ianOt Oct pua fin glaos
k. .r,,R0S bette iOr @enisbeOeu peo Ma.
E,,,, ..8 S'len til "9ccorab.guTen"s
'''' % osn5 gRicre opcr belle Wmeri,o.
Gn Nbpnnent.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
soburu, aanSom Co., ~. safota.

Sr. Geoaftpr: - Sborbigrg Gle lfnl bare
lat for ole fine interesinnte Srepe. Seq
tor botbt SpI9e meO bcuoe paa belle 2uren,
o. tiGr ba bun for fcrbi Brnn'eber9S Strte,
tbi / ben er ieg baooe opbt % torIIrmeret.
sun Sfaoe, at bun lille for sleunem Croal,
tbi Der er Isa fsot oa opporeH.
ginteren par Der tcmmelis Itrens tHotll
Iptaar, men pa tit ui en- llse uteo BET ftHe'te
yeir. pt funbe gnite ps, iaa al Snesn lor'
ipauot; hi III enoeI isien, men osiaa Den bar
iaat os 6arpel, iaa goguen M or mere 2aa
Rpoen enb SlGoen.
9or ct glar ijben lopeoe 2emotrateri'e %
en- Collar pr. 8uibel for Dor Speoe, men
bpao faar Ri M? Sra AZ til As Gents pr.
guIbel. A7et er bart, BUS, men OIL rlaa
taaIe bet. iasbe IanoeuL ban trat St'noef
af &atten fin.
On aittis Silien til 9eeorab'Yolten' %
ale oens 29fere. a'eu ''0''0p
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
sra VGroaIcn, Vorae,

lfrtper 8. .. Saritao:
Seq bill beroeo uotrpife min Saf til -9e.
cprab. 8oiten"s ubaiuer for bet rise 29ieitci
% for be iutereSiante 6ortGntuser i"Goiten"
% "geo arneu". % tinise min 3at til Soer
Sanion, .30O1 8aibinstou gpe. ", for Sen'
oeIien al Slaoet.
% ie9 M bar IGit SIaoet / ipp 9Iar, iaa
beapnoer oct at bltue iua at iige uunopGr'
li9t, % oa ies tili9e er tIcnot paa mango
Steoer, iaa iaar le9 s~leunent Sldoet ie Se'
aipenbcoernes Gang.
Seq piIoe sjerue berette De mango S9lere
al "Yolten" liot berira SGroaIen, men min
Ben ouer life. 9pg tan je9 iige, at ri bar
Siuter biotil baut bet oetliaite Setr, Ingcr
auloe; ia Ell Sag par Der 16 8raoer.
9iot llpsliouius / 8aiet Der Tier neo forte
Waeuemrum; Soroitptter iaIoer neo % ior'
ipinber / ben blpoe Sunip.
Soriiplelie eIer Nib SniIuenSa bar oGrei
~nrraaaenoe MI ell Glib. Ct Barn opoe Al
3ifterit for ct Bar Gage iioen. 5orreiten
aaar alt fin foli9e Sang Der; lille Iom
gmerifa meD 9ippcri os 5ulitter. Rel ber
aaar alt fin jepue Gang bare Der bnuoc
p9ret liot mere ger9e.