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The herald., 1894-03-18
WIND AT SAN DIEGO.

The Steamer ProgresO Delays Hor De-
parture for the North.
SAN DIEGO, March 1.-THE steamer
Progreso loaded so tons of coal today
and prepared to sail for San Francisco
at 5 p. M. but the sea outside was so
rough and the weather so threatening
that Captain Anderson thought best,
considering the condition of the vessels g
boilers, to wait till morning before
putting to sea. Some repairs wsrs made
to the boilers, but nothing of para
mount value can be done without re-
moving them from the ship.
The wind last night and today was
very strong, but no casualty was report
ed along the water front. Outside the
wind ie estimated to be blowing AZ
miles an hour and big sea is run
ming,
The herald., 1894-03-18
roraolnsnra of mortgage.

SAN BERNARDMo, March 1.-THE Saw
ings union of San Francisco has br ought
suit to foreclose mortgage of $2O0,000
on the lands of the Semi-Tropic Land and
Water company. Four hundred and forty
eight purchasers of land from the COM
pany are also made defendants. The State
Loan and Trust company of Los Angeles
has also brought suit against the Semi.
Tropic Land and Water company for
$11, 900. The defendant corporation is
in the hands Of receiver.
The herald., 1894-03-18
Lumhar Mill Rurnad. .

FAIR HAVEN. Wash, March 1.-THE
Fair Haven Lumber company's lumber,
shingle and planning mill Was entirely
destroyed by fire about 8 O'Clock this
morning, the fire catching from a spark
produced by the friction of the
big hy-wheel belt. The mill waa
built in 1888, and has since been
in operation more constantly than
any other mill on Puget sound. The
loss is estimated at upwards OF 500, 900.
There was only $4,000 unexpired insur-
ance. Forty-seven men are thrown ont
of emplovment
The herald., 1894-03-18
A Dead Defauiter.

OMAHA. March l7.-Samuel Theodore,
manager of the Council Bluffs office OF
the Standard Oil company, who was
found dead in bed Last Monday, was a
defaulter. Since Theodorea deatn the
Omaha Office has been checking up his
accounts. and today it was given out
tAiat shortages had been discovered
a q counting to 5000. 1t is said bis pscu-
latt, ons had extended over four years,
and A'hat he had checked up his sales
short~ every day since then.
The herald., 1894-03-18
CAUGHT IN rHE Aor.
A Policeman Gets the Drop ON . Bol,

A Policeman Gets the Drop on . Bold
Robher.
GREAT FALLS. Mont, March 17.-At
O'Clock this afternoons q man rode up 10
the iewelry store of Samuel Herckoritz,
walked in and covered the proprietor
with . revolver and called for his cash.
While It was being counted ont . police.
man happened in and quickly covered
the daring robber. causing him TO sur
render. The man has been stopping at
a hotel here and gives his name as
Thomas Wegner. Of El Paso. Texas.
The herald., 1894-03-18
THE HEATH TRIAL.
Evidence to Prove That McWhirter
Not 9uicfda.

Evidence to Prove That McWhirter Did
Not Suicide.
FRESNO, March lin the Heath
trial today Mrs. Gaetano testified that
she was awakened by the pistol shots
which killed McWhirter. A man ran.
walked hurriedly past her house, psss-
ing close by her as she stood in the alley
way. She afterwards saw Heath in
jail, and he closely resembIed the man
she saw. The results of further expert
ments tending to prove that McWhirteE
did not kill himself were displayed to
the jury and were closely examined.
The case viii be resumed Monday after
noon,
The herald., 1894-03-18
A Sick Governor.

TACOMA, Wash, March l7.--Governor
McGraw, who for the past "a hours has
been very sick man, was removed to
bis home in Seattle this afternoon. He
is suffering from appendicitis. His
physician stated that he was in no inn
mediate danger. but that an operation
will eventually have to be performed.
The herald., 1894-03-18
Found Guilty.

CINCMNATI, March u. q. McCount.
late local freight agent of the Louisville
and Nashville railway, having been in
dieted for the embezzlement of $42 900
of the railway company's funds, was to-
night found gailty OF embezzling $4,000,
The herald., 1894-03-18
Hirrina, successor.

SACRAMENTO, March 17.-Governor
Markham has appointed Thomas M.
Eby, executive secretary in his Office, to
be private secretary to succeed Col. M.
r. Higgins, who has been appointed
insurance commissioner, and who will
take Office early in April. The governor
has appointed Albert Hart ss his execu.
tive secretary.
The herald., 1894-03-18
Father Yorke's Preferment.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.--Rev. Fa-
ther Yorke of this city has been ap.
pointed chancellor of the San Francisco
diocese, TO succeed Rev. Father Mont
gomsry, who was recently selected as
coadjutor to Bishop Mora at Los Ange-
les,
The herald., 1894-03-18
A Pra,rle FIRE.

GurHRAiZ. o. T., March ia prairie
fire has besan raging for several days in
the southern part of the Cheyenne
county strip, and q numbers OF farmers
have lost even vthing. 1t is feared that
some settlers b, ave lost their livea.
The herald., 1894-03-18
nro,,o.d Daad.

OETARIo, March wv. 9. Wilson Of
Ontario dropped dead while loading hay
at Rincon today. 1t ia supposed TO be
case Of heart disease. He was d married
man and leaves q large family.
The herald., 1894-03-18
College Baseball.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17,-Stanford
university ven its first ball game of the
season at the midwinter fair grounds to-
day, defeating the Santa Clara team,
IA to 6. Base hits-Stanford, l3; Santa
ClRrn 9.
The herald., 1894-03-18
RnhartA.osa,a Slayer.

Troy, N. Y, MAJ ch 17.-Up to the
close of the inquest in the murder case
of Robert Ross on eleN ftion day, four per-
sons have positively identified ''Bat"
Shea as the man who fla cd the shot that
killed Ross.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

contains 3,670 names. Justice John stone registered sixteen persons yester- day and now has nearly sixty which have not been reported. Reports are also due from all the other registration officers in the county so that there is a strong probability that the registration will go far beyond the 4,OOO mark and show an increase of more than 25 per cent over that of two years ago. show ing which utterly deranges all estimates of election results based on previous election figures.
 George Reynolds, the Tempe stage and express proprietor, long ago some how obtained the title of ''The man who never seeps," and Scotty, the Herald's south side correspondent, has been working the nickname for all there was in it. Yesterday morning Scotty wanted to come to Ph9nlx but over slept himself and missed the first stage. He boarded stage later on and reached Phoenix fast sleep. He was carried through and around the town and was aroused with great trouble and im- mense expense. MT. Reynolds at once bestowed upon him the title Of "The- big. g.chief- -who-sleeps-a s-all-the-time."
 It was rumored at midnight of Fri day that the detectives had the train robbers Donovan and Rogers located and would assest them some time be- fore daylight. Local officers claim to know nothing of the intended capture and they are inclined to believe that the robbers are not in the city or in the immediate vicinity. Aside from the deputies at the sheriff's office and Detective Smith, there are no officers actively engaged in the search and they were in town yesterday. Detective Breckenridge and Sheriff Murphy &C., com panied Sheriff Drais to Florence with Armer, the captured train robber.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07
A NOTABLE NAME.
How 1t Was Disposed of by District
 Clerk Walker.

How 1t Was Disposed of by District
 Clerk Walker.
 Among those to whom final naturali- zation papers were issued yesterday was a native of Germany whose full and complete name is Hans Maria Karl Emil Freiderich Won Zuschuschen. District Clerk Walker didn't know what to do with the name. It was easy enough for Judge Baker to declare MT. Von Zuschuschen an American citizen, but Mir. Walker was the man upon whom devolved the more onerous busi- ness of making record of the tran saction. He couldn't enter the name Tn the book usually kept for this pur- pose without creating great deal of additional and unexpected expense for stationery. He decided to confer with the board of supervisors about it. The board is economical about stationery and advised MT. Walker to enter the name upon the wall of his office which seemed to offer the greatest available area.
 He proceeded to do so, but his hand writing is not microscopic and he con- stunned much more wall space than had been contemplated. After writing the name three times around the office he stopped to look at the work of disfgura- tion. Mir. Walker is a man of artistic taste. He decided to obscure the walls no further, but he took the rest of the name, tied an ornamental bow knot in it and hung it out of the west window.
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Arizona republican., 1894-10-07
Commercial Dining Room.

The Com mercial hotel dining room has reopened under the management oi W. D. Dodenhof. It has been thoroughly renovated. The culinary department has been subject to a complete overhauling. No expense has been spared to place it in the best pos sible condition. It will be presided over by competent and skillful chei who cannot fail to please all who will but try this favorite dining room.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

Being solicited by numerous electors of the Phoenix precinct to stand as a candidate as constable of the same, 1 hereby announce myself and respect fully request your support. I promise and pledge myself to faithfully per form the duties incumbent on me as constable in the event I should be elected. DAN CANNON.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07
Restaurant.
RESTAURANT

Mrs. T. c. Thomas has opened the neatest and cleanest little restaurant in Phoenix, on Jefferson street between Center and First. The patrons say the fare is better than they have had for a long time. Meals 25 cents; Weekly board $500
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07
Trinity Guild.

The ladies of the Trinity Guild will give one of their pleasant teas next Wednesday afternoon Oct. 10, from 2 until o'clock at the residence of Mrs. H. H. McNeil, No. 345 West Van Buren street, corner Fourth avenue. All are cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07
Lively Corpse.

TRENTON, N. J., Oct. 6.-Farmer John Wilson, from near Lam bertville, was struck by an electric car last night and thrown several feet in the air. Ills skull was fractured and he was other wise injured. An udertaker was called when he revived, and was sent to the hospital where he is improving tonight. He was attempting to cross the street in front of the car at the time the ac- cIdent occurred.
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Most Perfect Made.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07
If you don't read TIE REPUBLICAN yeu don't get the news.

Stolen from room at Star lodging house, Colts fl caliber, double action revolver, nickel plated, somewhat rusted, new blued hammer. Reward at this office,
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

For general house cleaning, window washing, address J. W. Williams. cor ner 18th Avenue and Jackson Street.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

A gentle fresh milch COW for sal cheap. Inquire this office.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

Subscribe for THE REPUBLICAN. De. livered in any part of the city for only 25 cents week.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

The Phoenix Fruit Store receives it's fruit fresh every day.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

Dr. .Ancil Martin, eye, ear, nose, throa and general surgery.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

Parties desiring lots in the beautiful Simms addition should apply to J. T Simms, Office Room Monihon build ing, from 10 to 12 and to o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

Send us 75 cents in stamps and we will mail you THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN for six months. No better way to learn all about the Great Salt River valley and it's unparalleled climate and re- sources.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

The L. W. Blinn Lumb Der company's office and yard is now located one block south of Commercial hotel.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

Mrs. Cooley, elocution, Gilson block.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

For rent-A large well furnished iron room at 240 W. Jefferson street.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

R. Waldin, druggist. Eastern prices.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07
Dr. Stroud, eye, ear. nose and throat

Dr. D. M. Purman. diseases of women.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

invites inspection, and that especially the case with our card which tells you the proper place to purchase drugs and medicines. They are the preservers of health, and what effects your health is of vital moment. Never be indifferent about your medicines, but be sure that they are carefully compounded by com potent pharmacists. All our drugs are pure, fresh, and potent, and every pre- scription compounded by us is correctly and conscientiously prepared. Besides drugs and medicines we also carry a complete line of toilet articles and per. fumery.
 c. ESCHMAN & co.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-07

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
Gu ufpebiito ie.

5or Ell Sel @ar tilbase fiprte en-
Sonoe uuer Storijpen ! Serjebalen.
Yaa 9rsiet bapoe ban ct fort 8ar,
ipm ban Ifuloe BABE meo Jig biem.
9pmmen no paa Snoisen merteoe ban
at ban blep fOriulst al nlpe, men iii
BOG Sib til, igr be naaeoe BAN, at iaa
aarret neb paa Sien % Jig ielp unoer
bet. Gu omrinsebes bans Smpropis
iereoe Gtjuloburs paa ale Sicer al
l~llpene, Der peirenbe ct Offer, itaf Sab.
berre uuoer 9anten al 8arret. Wten
ben, ipm pasieoe paa, bar Sonben, Der
meo fin aniu bug ps itaf | De iultne
Saiters 9abber. Sien farpeoes rsS
at beres Blob; lllpene III, bpab man
talote "Slobpeir" ps bespnote at iDn'
berlioe ~bperanore. 9a Bpnoen tililut
iprlob fit 3ilHustsiteo, par Der bare
en- eneite isjeu, ben bar iaa ilbe tilreot,
at ban meo 2etbeo orGbte ben.
Gaa oenne Maaoe reooeoe Spneen
tit Sin; men Der or bespGrre lite altio
man bar ct Scar meb Jig, raar ulpens
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
st lDffcligt SilfGloe.

On al be itgrite Spfinoelier, Der mo-
aeniinbe er bleuen eiort, bar 8eiultntet
al ct rent SilfGloe. Oct pasiereoe /
Iaret 1896. 8eboerne i Miinden
bapoe netop ooeru9ret ben fsrite slim'
renoe Spierelie al Wo5arts Opera
Son Sunn", % 2beatret bar iorlaot
al ale paa en- Wtano n9r, Ilois Sens
neieloer, Tom efter at babe 9iort en-
&uuoe ! 8Dsninsen for at paaie, at ale
9ps bar Ilutteoe, penote tilbase til fit
gerelie for at temple 8illetter for
nalte Dag. Ia ban traaote IND pau
tit 89relie, baobe ban ire Ting | ben
enc Saano en- poleret Spnsieiten,
iom ban baooefjsbt til al boasie Barter
fuipe paa, ct Si1etitempel, Der enbnu
bar fustis al Sp1rte, os eli Gnuisn,ns
paa Sbeatertasien for bans u9entli9e
2Su. Soei ban lasbe Gnpisninsen paa
Soroet, fom Der ct 8inbpuit os fsrte
ben ouer / ct Sab meb 8ano. Senne-
felber tprteoe bet paabe Yapir iaa sobt,
ban tunbe, % lasbe bet berpaa inb ur,>
Der Sp2sieitenen, paa bpilfen bnn fOrs
inben rent tilf9lbis bapbe anbrast
Stemplet. "a ban fom ino paa fit
Sarelie ben fDlsenbe MOrseu, bleu ban
pperraitet peb at ie Sositauerne aitrpft
meo iorbauienoe Hsia9tigbeo paa BET
fletise 9upir. On 3anfe Hog neo
BAN. San unoreoes paa, pm ban life
pan benue Maabe funbe lette lit Slrbeibe
meb beitanbig at fopiere 8prets Sanee.
Gan sif no us tjsbte Ell tor Sten, ar'
itilebe en- MGnsbe 5priss, % Tom Ri
peo, lpttebes bet tiliicit at Upfinoe Sun.
item at trptte ira Sten.2 itbOgruiien. !
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
Soosialo.

Mrs. Bertha Morie Gu9breticu,
Mr. 8. Gn9bretious Suitru, uigit uco
8Goen / Manon9s eiter at baoe unret
ien~gelis9cnOe uUer en- Waanec, % /
uo9le Iar at bape liot unoer ipa9 Sel'
bren. &uu opnnneoe eli glloer al bens
Oco 60 9lar % Osoe al &ateriOt / 5Or'
binbelie meo Ell SjcrteieiL. S ooer so
Anr bauoe bun Og benoes 9ienlepenoe
0tano uanoret ianmen. Giopoe bar
igot / ariitianiu, NOr9e, % tpm Itge
oerira til 3ecornb inmmeu meo SAINT
lien / 1864. 6enoes 9ern Dor ale
Der / Spen: MrS. g.. .. Susuoloitao,
Mrs. Norn @ilbsrtion, Mrs. g. 9ars
fen, Mr. 9urtuis @n9bretion % 0tr.
Ri6aro Gu9bretion.
Mrs. Gnsbreticn bar ct iaroeles
itrepiomt WenueIte os en- brap Mober
for fine 8Brr. Sun blep besrapet /
3Orsoas, % en- bel Del of Slast, @ens
uer % Setjenote msote frem for Of pjie
fin 8eltoselie. @n iaa ontter blomiters
prpoet aiite Ter bsiit iieloen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
Tetorabs@ arfto.
Sbeori % YrariS.

s 3urjh Tom oeb ct Wibboesbprt
forlsOsn en- %9auosbppreit til at iiob,
peo Sioen al Ell Serrs, Der Dor me9ei
forremt fIGot, os pna bpis 5in9re for'
itjelise tOitbare Rinse eIlmreoe. Otter
upsen 9ios 5urlsb git bet peo en- al
ben noble nbetiencte bOIbt 9Orotule pp
for ben @eiitlise, at ban baooe ben
sGre at ibbe eeb Siben Of ben imibis'
Ite % NET betien6te glnfsrer iorbe uaf'
bnneies Spciuliiter i 9hrid. lloeu at
tspe, benoencte 9reiten fig iua til fin
Nabu umtrent pun isl9enbe Maabs:
"Sr. g., De pil bialpe be 5attise. Oct
iiraber ies oeiaa eiter. Sab os Sesse
bragg bore 5inserrinse al, us for benz
itaffe Srso til be a~rbeiosIsie".
8reiten FOB @jernius fplse paa ORR.
San oirebe fine Rin9e for bet omtalte
Maal. Men ben ipcialbemUfratiIte
9erbensOmuRlter rsmmeoe fig i irp9te.
Zig 5Urleeeubeb % Oasreoe zig peo ane
Slass 8snoin9er % 9alemanoer for at
brinse bet Offer, man furlanste al BAN,
ouerensitemmenoe meo bans 9esrsber
ON GienoumsfRlesitab. !
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06


terri, Tom / ben cite lib er sanet
for ia uee | be c~mlissenoe 2anooiitrit'
ter. Gn al bisie Sptrrtters bar ioist
Sufier | Barrels til Iauere gris, eno
Np9en elers iunoe iafSe bet for, men
Der bar en- Sa'e peo eenue Snnesl,
nemIi9 Of for at iau ilist 8eperijsb,
mnatte ma peo Chen oerai o9iaa
iisbe Speeerier Os uoste andre @rpee'
rier. ga oa, bet Gil slat, % Carerne
tom G. O. ID. itutoe betales Ueb Wot'
ta9tlicr. Snn b'eJ ejor', men Gtt,
buao Der par 1nt paro, bar Sutferet,
oft bet Stnost bar bet pureIte Sumbug.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
Sccprab pg Sneglt.
5amilir'5e
Zen Ste Rarts, 1894

SiOnIsoen 3irsoas isirebe SIR. os
Mrs. Sobn 6srum Iiu l0suurise Srpl'
lupoag, % bapce | ben a%nlecnins ino'
bubt tcmmcli9 mango Of fine SlGst'
hinge % Gcnner, Der glGoeos ZIG meo
benz iii FELT no paa Morseuitunocu.
Gogeu citer boUoe Wr. % Mrs.
Rels &iite oaret siite / IA Gar, men
IA er 10 bpsrtcn Ira, 8lit eIer @las'
9rpaupsoa9, ps 3asen bleu oerior
ibutOmmet peb blot at iuobpoe ct Bar
5amilier ON Nitcuer.
- Mr. % Wirs. 9etuis Ser9eien
bnooc iibite 9sroas pGret gift l25 Nar,
% ON Niteueu troppeoe Ell bel 2el
8euner op mco "Quren" / SpioIen, %
operraiteOe 4nrrst. 8sr9sien MATTE
paa &~iitebunoen eiter 8ruo9pmstl9'
oerne fine, ligetil Stoene, men ban
sjuroe rtstisnpt ben SemGrtuiu9, at
Stoene aItio bapoe pRret ior inda,
bpiltet bar @runoen til, at be bar ipas
reoe inalru9e. Snn bar tI9ot attnrat
Tom for rs glnr lioen.
"GecorabsGoIten s~ratulerer oisie
Bar oa uenter at blipe iuobuot til oeres
Sglus % Sub 9rpaupper.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
PIE.

70 &palnser al Mtelemitsrrelie, en-
SEQ, I~faaret op / Sfiper, TO Stilte
SeIerL liat 2aurbarblabe, liot Ser.
Iiae, Iebber % Salt. GfiGr &pQius
serne / pnsienpe StptteroiOs laa benz i
SrDoen meb tilitratfeliet folbt 9auo
til at itaa pper Dem; lao benz foae
iaste, til be er mpre, tag iau &isbet pp
meo Ell Stummelte os fom llrter, @rsnt.
lager % 8rpboeri / sauisu; imaa.
fpses en- Time ps iattes tiliibe; lea
8ipoet / en- tor, bpb Suboinaiurm,
tablet Op fra Mibten, tum paa suulen,
Tom ulaa bore spot trporet, baf bet
meb 8aseoeis % bag bet til bet er
Imutt brunt.
@aibburn'grosbp Co.'S Cob Mebol
5lpur bar bet itSrite Sals al noaet
Mel | Seroen. De itgrts Wpler Ga
$4,000 9snber ON Dagger. Sun ub.
palst Speoe males. Set er ben bebIte
Slpur, Der inoes.
Gecept for Apple Pie n9its rlge.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06

5%lpoepriien iioite llse bar II Gents.
- Not til Ssnpa9 it9rt 8e9u meo
5oroeu, liselebes Spnoas.
- Mrs. @runoelanb / Galmar er
ai9anst peo 9poen.
- llinblsite 8repe: Nels gtslidipu
- Sans 8le9en - Ntartiu Slion -
Warret 3 Rpiet-S Sanien Splan.
- Scr. s. 9. GOifeen bar Of Mr.
@rem tjsbt Gbaies 8laos i 8eit De-
cOrab os betalt Den meo s67O.
= Mr. s. s. Marib bar tipbt O.
6. 8inibips Gienbom i g8eit 8ecorah.
Mr. 8inibip Ilptter no paa i'm 6arm i
Canoe.
9ppsir bar bra9t Orb Bum til al
ipulme op, os en- Masie ursnt Stoi
bar ben oa bcloisois taaet meb fig neo
til Misiisiippi.
- Sra MI al pil Secprab blot BABE
ct @rpreissa ompnui, us bet er uniteb
States Co., iaaIebes ipm bet a
samle 9nse. Scr. 81. 6. Gite er III
Gssut for bet belle Concern.
= @nbslis er Der oa ialbt DOM i cen
~lnnsuarise Sag MOB @unber Seoerion
for at bnpe foroOlot Sat Gonep's 9Db.
Sspsrion bleo ior 9rab (manslaughter)
bsmt til 8 aars Statss 5ansiel ps ilast
en- Multt al 5000, rimelisuis for al
batte Ell Del af Smipitniuserue.
= Tricks er Der i bisie TRANCE 81.
Der iaa mango al at oct uirtelis 9ial'
Der at babe ct "gie paa bper Singer"
Som oiteit ipetule rer be 5olf, ipm bar
eiort tricks til lin business, / Sarmerne,
ioroi be altib tror, at be er be trofpl.
bisite Soft unoer Solen. ga bet fau
NOT bore, at s~ntelte, raar be friites al
martelis sooe Gilbuo laber fig tase peo
9aien, men al Stnbe bliper moi Hog,
Os mere % mere ianr be ginene op for,
at be belIt Dor unbsaa bperlags San'
bel meb iremmsbe S%pefulanter.
Heare @nrr ci~lner =. = "--aG.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
SDorppbobia hos en- 6elt.

st iaaoant mrrteli9t 9iliGNe inos
traf iorleben Dag uoe peo NorOneis
paa Crit sluccrions 5arm. Soften bar
en- 2 Wars 9ammel Sole; ben bar fig
nloeles Tom en- Sunc, Der bar gauo'
ltr9t; ben for raieuoe pmtrins blaubt
Spinene % 8reaturene, inseoe benz oe
BED o9 feb, bpor ben funoe faa Nnleos
ming. Gen beo % len8ebe Jig osiaa
ielu. 2iliioit falOt ben pm Us oeoe,
meo ale Ntarter paa S%gorupbubia.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
Gn gog ienbrs frit
6temmets WcIdanclit,

S Sammenlisnin9 meO oe md
p9roilgie meoicinIte Nuertis'sur
os Smaabsser, iom i ppre 3uoe I'D
lusmmer" 2aubet, banner ct furSrrI
lot Sfrift, "Seileoertn" Ell b~eunSrvI
ueroig llnbtaselie. "Scileoersr'.
uosipes af Or. Ieter 6abrnen gbru
ST., inolasser ct Orb for bet itpdd
tpife %2asemiobel, tienot unber Napi
Or. Yeters Kuriko.
9etie Striit bar crbperp.t ia q
bos bets mango QGlere peo ben id
% iampitti9beosiuloe Maaoe, trV1
oct taller / Sunobeospteirus 3nteu|
% 3uiiroer bar bcuDttct ig Of bs
6aao, iom bpoeS / bets Spaltet
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lenoe SplDsnln9er ON DC talrios !
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beoen % 9jenpinoer ben, nanr ben
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cr reooebe peb Or. Eeter5 kuriko,
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Stiaiug, ON at frenlbjrlpe Oct 81
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3enne Or. Sabrneps SpIororlH5
life bpgget paa TONNE % ouerta''
5pleller, men fommer i pelnlents,
ristise Orb fra en-, ium ielO er DiTai
fig / fin @jernins. "arn NdN1'''
bebsiuloe Mebarbeioere ~Dnites", ltrI'y
Or. 5abrnep, os ligeleoes, at '9SF
pniter at game fine licenoe @EeOrn'rn
Ter, fan antases iom G9e1ttr IOF
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arbeibe uaib9nsis al NpOt0e's"
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til ale benz, iom opglper NaUn
abresie til uosiueren, 8r. YeieF guy
nep, 112 & ia 90. Spprs AV'nA
Chicago, 81.