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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09

elected to Congress were elected on plat
forms piedging them TO the free coin
age OF silver. In the June number or
The Fortnightly Review, Thomas Is.
Reed spoke with TO uncertain sound.
Henry Cabot Lodge Is following his eN-
ample, and Don Cameron has thrown OFT
all disguise what does this mean? Is
the grand old Democratic Party TO be
tied down 10 the narrow ana wretched
policy OF Grover Cleveland, and the
present Dolly Warden ADMINISTRATION,
who are known 10 be the greatest enc
niles on earth OF the free coinage of sill
yer? Never. never. never. II will burst like
lazarus, the cerements of the tomb that
now engulfs It. and array itself under
the leadership OF some broad minded
statesman from the West In the great
Presidential contest Of 1896. and II VIII
prove to the world that IL Is bile 20 cut
loose from the shaclSles OF Wall street
and Lombard street, and IL will stand
for Constitutional law and Constitution
Al money. The contest will be a great
Titanic battle OF giants; It viii rage from
Mount Othrys ~ Mount olympus, ana
the result will be decisive. SILVER ana
Protection TO American INDUSTRIES WIN
be the rallying cry OF true democracy
and the advocates OF free coal free iron.
and free raw materials WIN 'ne N's,vn-
ary and impractical schoolmaster, WIZ
liam L. Wilson, AT ;heir head VIII be
relegated 20 an oblivion incapable OF be-
.ng penetrated by the brightest light now
Known TO electrical science. The true
Denocratic Party favoFs the protection,
and not the destruction OF American
industries We ought 10 eau together at
nncs Convention OF the Democratic
Party in Virginia, and formulate a new
platform. CAMM RAJ boVN'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
INDIAN sUHMER.
A criticism Of the kscen. Article In ! he
Times By w. PIP.

Editor Tines: VIII you give 10 an old
hay seed space in your columns for
few words In the line Of your ccrrespon-
dent. wv. Il. P) interesting specule tions
as to the cause Of the climatic phenone-
nom known as Indian summer!
From my point Of view IL appears
strange that the writer should have
come so near the true solution OF the
"causation." and yet have missed it-as |
presume TO think But we are gamers
fv this. TO the amount of his entertain
ing RESPONSIVENESS.
The true explanation OF the misty
appearance Of the atmosphere referred
to "noontides distant haze as Camp
bell beautifully calls II, is l believe 70
be found between the "cOemic DUST
theory, and that Of Tyndal; that the
haziness is due 10 the presence in the
atmosphere OF incalculabie moves Oh
minute insect life" Substitute dead
vegetable atoms" for Insect life, ana
we have the solution, 1 think.
II is the fine, impalpable dust from
vegetation. especially forest leaves. in
suspension ct would not be roo bold to
say Gin solution') in the atmosphere
which causes the "haze."
Leaves from the time OF their eyo-
luton, are giving off something Of their
substance to the atmosphere. Ia their
early stages. so much "fuZZ Is let
loose. as sometimes to make small
endemic of infiamed eyes This / have
frequently experienced, and seen IN
others. Then after reaching full maturi-
ty-ripeness, at a period earlier or later,
according to the peculiar conditions OIL
the season, wet or dry, cold or warm
they begin to obey the memorable law
of decay, to which everything organic is
subject. This begins gradually-the us
sues shrinking and parting with some
of their substance which floats off as
fast as set free.
This process is accelerated as winter
approaches and is most apparent after
heavy frosts-so that In our climate the
time when most OF this dust is In sus-
pension usually comes in November, the
Indian summer month.
BY the way, has attention ever been
called to the fact that leaves In chang
ing color-assuming their beautiful,
short-lived autumn tints, follow the or
der Of the prismatic colors? Green, yell
low. orange, red The late Major Rag
land. of Halifax, in "A scientific treatise
on curing tobacco, pointed out that the
tobacco leaf is subject to this same law.
And any observer will find that II Is
generally applicable TO leaves OF the
forest. / will not say there are absolute
" no exceptions; but this is the natural
order " H.
Cumberland county, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
Attbs Theatres.

Tomorrow night ut the Richmond
Theatre De Koven and Smiths remsrtic
comic opera 1.-THE Fencing Master" Will
be presented by the Whitney Opera Com
pany.
on Friday night and Saturday matt
nee. Mr.. Otis Skinner will appear In
Clyde Fitchs rev comedy. His Grace
de Grafnmont" Saturday night he will
be seen in Hugo's tragedy. The king
Jester"
Wednesday and Thursday nights I'm
Old Kentucky" viii grace the boards OF
the Academy Of Music
Apropos to the recent production OF
Robin Hood in this city, the Dramatic
Mirror speaks thus Of prince Ananias.
The Bostonians have made several
fruitiess efforts to find substitute for
Robin Hood. They can hardly be said
10 have found one In Prince Ananias. the
comic opera which they have produced
at the Broadway Theatre. Nevertheless
Prince Ananias has great deal OF
merit, and with the requisite revision
il not unlikely U ssit the public's fancy.
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" The Illegal Issue of God bonds. -
Semper Ego tantum Auditor

Buckingham Co.. Va, Nov. 80, is9i.
In the Daily Dispat ch OF the 23d OF NO
vember the statement is made editorially
that many good lawyers state that the
proposed Issue OF gold bonds is lawful. l
respectfully take ISSUE with that state
ment. ! boldly make the statement that
no disinterested lawyer in Virginia who
is known as constitutional lawyer VIII
risk the loss of his reputation by giving
the opinion that the issue is either Legal
or constitutional The wish and prayer OIL
many of them Is that the court may hoid
them to be constitutional because great
number of my brethren who live IN the
cities are unconsciously affected by their
surroundings and are gold monometal-
lists. but yet they are worthy, reputable
lawyers, and would never give an opinion
that the present gold bond issue is law
full or constitutional. Without knowing
their opinion or having had word with
them on the subject, | venture the state
ment that Judge William J. Robertson
George NJ. Cochran. John w. Daniel
William h. Petit, Judge Il. {. Burks'
Judge Waller II. Staples, Archer Phlegai,
Micajah Woods, r. T. w. Duke. Geo,se
81 Harrison, Judge ID. A. Gr!msley. JUS r
Lunsford Lewis, Judge b. L. Iun', ~
Judge John w. Rieley. or last but ~
means least, Mr.. George Perkins. OF Alp s,
marie, or q majority OF these genu.nre
would, without hesitation, pronc,si.
theaa gold bands n Ia nnnsnspi"p
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ciatlng clergyman. The only witness 10
The ceremony was Mr.. Frank Barheld.
who accompanied the couple to TINS city:
20 ouiet were the arrangements perfected
Thai not even the hotel people had an
inkiing OF 1t until half an houf after
the ceremony was performed, when tne
address of Miss Elmer was changed 10
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton" When WI H. your S1r
uaro1,on ,bs, ,hey would return home
tomorrow morning for day after when
they would take a tour TO Florida and
Cuba. 49, -,
The groom is the associate edl'or Oh
the Monthly Review. from whicii nas.
been widely copied his articles on Socia'
Problems in the South" when nave
given him a conspicuous place In Soutn-
efn literature. His bride Is the daughter
OF the late Gerald Elmer. who died "hen
she was quite young. leaving her m
charge Of his cousin. Aubry Brunnc' bsq''
a prominent gentleman OF your city. She
Is striklngly beautiful young lady OF
the brunette type. and Is said to be worth
a snug little fortune In her own right
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
AREAL ES14Tf EXCHATGE.
How il Has srefl:ted Norfolk and Other
cities Where IL IL Used.
Norfolk, Va, Dec. 3, 1894.
TJt,hp,apH Na

Norfolk Va, Dec. 3, 1894.
Editor The Times, Richmond. Va:
Dear Sir: In compliance with your
request | herewith give you my impress
sions OF our Real Estate Exchange as
1t affects the general public only, not
touching Oh the benefits derived by Its
members.
/. Under its operations there is a
greater assurance 10 property owners
and fiduciaries, OF fair dealings on the
part of the agents and auCtioneers.
2 All auction sales of real estate are
held In a comfortable ccmmodious room,
where there is an abundance OF an
light, seats. and other cCnYeniences.
Here can be held several sales on the
same day, each aiding the other by the
attendance. for every auctioneer knows
what an embarrassment II IS 10 race
scanty assemblage of buyers. Experience
has shown that the old antiQuated style
of selling on the premises is subject to
many diflculties and much VeXation. II
is often impossible to induce buyers 10
90 from one point TO another, and 1t is
not unusual TO secure buyer in the
Exchange room for other property than
that he came to purchase, having been
out-bid on one he considers and often
buys another.
q A centrally located place, where
sales are almost daily, In good times
n,nlike the present. attracts transient
customers. who had not previously
thought of purchasing; but having a
comfortable seat amid the excitement of
a spirited sale men have become buyers
for what they really wanted, and yet
otherwise would have been ignorant OF
the Offering.
4. 1t is well-recognized fact, in this
age. that but little is accomplished by
individual effort and the real estate man
who contends against organization mas
a poor prospect of success. Hence the
experience of our Exchange in the seven
years of its existence is that the law
yers, who control most of the sales, Will
not give one to an outsider. lie knows
inst what rate will be charged, and that
any good member of the Exchange VIII
use every effort TO secure crowd or
purchasers when his property Is put up.
&. From the study of the needs OF the
city, real estate men are better qdalihed
TO conceive and engineer new enterprises
TO fill those wants and Norfolk to-day
owes many of her finest improvements
and most advanced interests TO the united
efforts of the Real Estate Exchange. In
the Council Chamber, at home, in the Leg
islative Halls of Richmond and Wash
ington, it's members are always TO be
found urging the interests Of Norfolk,
when duty calls.
Through it's efforts more foreign capt.
tai has been brought into investment here,
than through all the agencies.
| am far from asserting that all Is as
we would wish it, and there is much
room for improvement. but as compared
with the old methods of doing business
we enjoy advantages that should be had
by other cities Yours truly,
WALTER SHARP.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
ms Is What ne fthu.
GKETkA 8REgN IN HIGH LIFE.
Miss Eltss Elmer E.opss With Young
Clarence Hami ton,

WASurN"T0N ID. c., Dec. Especial
"A handsome young man about twenty.
four years Of age stepped firmly up TO
the register In the Arlington Hotel to-
night at $3.50 o'clock and applied for brId-
al chambers. In a small, neat chirogra-
ply he wrote the names-"Clarence Ham,
ilton" and Miss Elise Elmer and reg
istered simply from Virginia. The choice
apartments in tie house were engaged
aud an hour later very quiet wedding
took place. the Rev. DIR. .Marston. OF ST.
-----'s EDisoonAl church. being the on
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

80 uDe SfOler er MI unoer SpIg'
relie i gter ps ilere er i Anmari9. Den
~iterite, Spgpps, lasses III @runomus
rem til, bet blir Ell ltpr tiosm9sli9 ilere,
eta9es Spsnius: ben anben, peo WeIes
fooen / Waribalen, er mar fommen
l9nsere meo. Bes9e opigres peo Sloen
ai De gamle Sfoler, Os bet er Menin'
gen, at be gamle, naar De npe blIr tat !
8rug, Ital bore Yolis for 29rerne
meo Samilier.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Snofjsb al Heofos @ruas Gicn.

BONNIE. &poiOs 8russ Gienopmme |
peitre Ipten, ~beitaaenoe at 5prItiifabrit.
Wspae, Sn9brus ps Sspleri, Grbeioers
bpliser, gaubfalb, SprbeienoOm Off. er
al 8. v. Gn9er d Co. 8riltianin, iolst
til Stateu for at opersau til Iatrpn.
Iabrit M. D., epentuelt ienere III Gen,
traloepot.
algbeinmmen er &r. 1872, 500.
SRlseren bar i~OrbebOlbt Jig Iosaus
til at fcrtiatte Spritttfabritens Drift
til lite Mai naite 9Iar til Sparbeioelie
al forefinoencs Dtateriuler % 6ronino
al epentuel Sperilytuius al Seortitsn
tit ct dnoet Steo.
Snoretninsen al ben fipbte @ieuopm
for Statens InlRs astes bog itrar paas
bespnot, iaalebes at mon ~iuarsit muligt
efter lite Mai naite Gar tan paabe=
sDuoe 5abriteus Drift for statsns
9esnins, fsrit os remit 6abrifatiou al
Saanoammuuitipn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
81 Drge e..

~e,,ytoIp. Sbp. aapte'n SarOu
or bob / Gmsrita rs Var saiil'
mel. ,b. ,so;, neb 9sben
:, nlOae armmunemano ! Aure,
., @, . nemlis @aarObruser aars
ns..isn gaaa. San far bsflaOt na'
S.' ~, giqibspOlter inOen fin Sons
r,,,r, ID uar ustet og aibOlot al aue'
''4u. aoftmener @idlunO su0loar er
,fsanst peO 0'oeH, ox,s,, .
.,,si,(o afauuet peo 9sben paa en-
sorretninssreiie i alas.
euSre Scrpitaos 5ar, Ole y.
c,rrtocoierOet, osoe eiter ct balut aars
sn,,Gobep 5rebas ben 26oe GttObsr.
Syo iaapel iOm SerpitaOs WOr, Der
s,N, iuaor, par so star peo iiOIte Npt'
VEpt
lur.
e,ors er afguoet peb en- piuoielis 2eo.
nsamle stupe" a fsot / Soulns'
\, =, bIep CT gar sammel. San bar
.orior blonbt SolteIfolens 2arere, ioet
Am bor orbe,oet peo ariitlanla 5olte'
n,fs, Sbeu 1857. Staue bar en- tuno'
r,bsrio Mauo meo mango Snteresisr,
syiIle han, Itjrnt Nlberen / De ieuere
G,r mtbiprte Ell nuturlis SpGftelie al
mbqostraiten, beuurebe lise Trllf til
BET foite. S Tn 9iO itreo ben NiopOe
sfqiQe Ting; iuolebes fan ngunes Ell
gBG, ion / langere Gio brustes oeo
edIeItolen her, Grempeliamlin8 til
onNepelie al @ramatitens Se8pnoelies'
nprSc. fcrtGl,rger for Sfolen %
6ienmct III, III.
5lavc par en- peuueI9l Mnno % 900
gogcoa. oabeu % retitaiien al &arats
ter. Ipcrfor o0ioa bans @tiuoe oiI bliOe
tyarcl i ajrrllgbeb al benz, Der itOo
Fam mar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

SanIfe Sui. Deb @rapninSen al
en- Srsno paa Siltebors Wart blsp
iorlebsn sicrt Ell ret mGrfelis seOlosiit
Oppasclie, ibet 8rsno9raueren 10 alen
nebe i Sproeu itpote mob ct fort % me-
get banrbt Sag al Blanteoele, Der lpn-
tes at bore en- bespuoenbe &~uloannelis.
9aset Dor fun ct Bar CONNER tptt %
LOB Iis letteit brpoe | tpnbe 5laber, Der
uiite Iitrpt al gresner. SuenOper
bette Blantelas iauotes ct mlnore Sag
&lRs, buffet tpoer paa, at Der Der en-
Gang i 3iben bar uGret Ssbuno.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Mnn rnlcr ia til 5iife. Ger Fri

IEhh AhFtNA IN - w.
ms ira 6uaicr Den 24oe Sttober:
Oct er mango, iOm ipeioer eIter Dor
Erye %interDjaIt Siloen MI ON Qa'
aenc. Gen fan 10 iteoe uuoer 2ano,
1aar Bet Ital pRre. st gar be9pnote
RItt BEN 23Oe Sttober. Gen TOM, %
ben tum / Mta3ier, men i~prbOlospis faa
oar ga iGroi0e iii at ta9e impo ben.
auocrleoe5 III. Sra Spa!er % TIL
rrnitnOe 3iitrifter bar man 9iort
forurtepe 6orbereoelier meo @arn %
glaoe, bOOrai Der iinoes en- MGn9oe
uNlNt pmtriug / Saunene. Oct bar pGa
rt en- bel Naunetio beruoe meb Sart'
ming a @arn % 4uosnins al 6arfuiter
a ale SIuss.
6Orututulugerue p9es oaiaa MI, bu
man b0rer ON rinse 5ilfe nproIra.
Wun bOrer on Silbeerportprer her,
ION ruiter fig til at latte Ell 100000
Gdal, O9 iun bar mon 10 fine sooe
Runoer, SucnIterne, iua mau baaber
COB GiiGtnIug, ON bare Slloeu fpmmer.
6Crlpberne bar begpnot at inolinbe
fig. S%OaIiilO % Spul % 6usl, iiar ben
fotc. Der piOes o9iua, at @arnlanfcr
'orip85uts er int, men insen SturiiIo er
monu LANCET.
Smlolcrtio er Siloen / aues 3aufer,
'g naar bet ippr9eS, at ben er tommcn,
Ia bllper Der Sip / Sfi9rsaarosbiem.
meme, rrlmlenbc Sin uboper belle Sjssu,
:Iieriom 6Iitct suar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

Yroiesior iuyen. 3i6lse Wsboss
lelie til berlinRs Blade pil ben bnulte
Ntaler. 8roiesior 8. 1ursn meb bet
5srite iumme iii aiel for at nofsrs
YCrtrGttsr af Brius Seiurib Of Prens.
fen Us @smulinbs. 8roissioren oil
iaa OpbOlO paa bet tOnsrllse Slot /
aiel, iua lanss Grbeiost mso 8Ortr2t'
terne parer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

Vanomangel. s Qrenbal, bpor 8ln'
teren bar melot fig meb Suloe % Snes
Jog, er Der 8anomaneel. Sanoitnnoen
| Wtjsien er ogiaa meSet lou, % bpis
Der life fommer Tegn, pil Der bli fsles
Zig Sonoman9cl paa mango Steoer Der
piter.
s De teIemartlie 8asoras er o9ioa
Sanoitanoen me9et loo, u9 tUmmer Der
life 6lom, iDr 8iuteren tommer, Ter bet
oaarli9 no Tor BEN fore Nrbeiceritprte,
Der her er ipsielint ueo 6abriffer, iom
OrlUes meo 8auofraft.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

Gn 9aiFif. fan9et @arn i 9lroou'
8erUorpen, 6prer uiitnot til De ijelone
S~ieloenbeoer. gtu ipreIi99er Dog ct
ili9t 9tliGioe.
NfOi9te 5rebn9 Miorgen Ifuloe Son
SQtHen (6iiteiauOet i giiteIo) no pan
SnnOet % trGtte ct gar SilOeBard.
Oct enc al benz bar imiOlertio tpmmtt
aloeles 8aie % bar oeSuoen iaa tuugt,
at Ban life fuuoe iaa bet op; ban maatte
bugiere bet tjQanos uuoer a~lebaauos
5nnoeringer pper, bpno Der bar tis.
aOmmen op i "Miarnlbebraatet", buor
0arnoaien uaaeoe 9uno, itpppebs
belle 8u9ieriusen, % Der maatte bentea
6Olt III Sjalp. ga 5aneiten enbeljg
laa i 6jGreu, piite bet Jig, at bet bar Ell
Saifit. Gen maalte Z SOB.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

Saa tor SOFT iom benne, itripea fra
6ron, fan life minoes. Ilt iioen Iiblte
0utuoel al @u8uit ituoi9t 2uitOras fra
Noro % oeriUr life Ell eneite 3raabe
Gegn at fable for. SorOen er tDr iOnl
Ell aitebaus % tar, trOOs ben mo'
traaote auloe, life irDis i5op auoerIe'
oes, emo at 8IO9en tilnDo fan saa. Stur
Banbman9eI pil Der piItuot bli. Der
par Saab on Omila9 Der ON 8a9en,
oa Der fom Ell Del Sne, men eiterpuO
iumme Norbenpeir Up i9ien.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
SonoeriDuano.

SpbbeltmDrDet | Angel. 8en 28oe
I. M. iOroi9iteoss pna airtesaarOeu
Colt ben mproeoe 2anomano Sans
gulien ps Gieneltepisen Maris Carl.
fen fra Bolton unoer itUr 3eltaselie;
20 iulot beiatte 8osne oe mango 6OOs
eiansere leoiaseoe 9isuosnen til aIr'
fen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
vi Stabelen otter so gars Gpr

vi Stabelcn eiter so gars Spr.
LOO. Nle peo, at be fore Stur noe
Faa WarlnebOlmen ifal buie no9ie
1anlIe Sanonbaaoe, lpm intet proiont
pf n~o3enitnoe bar Ifret, ba be alori9
bar oRret paa Saubet. De or bleuen
'9S8et Tor Omirin9 en- so Iar iioen
Vet S'ur, iOm be III itaar /.
9l sr @tarineu be9pnot at lfiae ia
q meO Oisie oamle stuoer, % bar ale.
zoe )ol9t 3 al Dem, bet pil iise Stro.
gene roen Suuentar, for 11-12OO
NJ Stqitet. Gn cr iulst til Sr. @erOi
V'e9e', Tor at benyttes til Melifaoe,
% TO I'll bet ~upoanueoe SeltlanoIte
"%a''0mpani Oeo Sr. 6r. Miiuter for al
's4g''eS til &ulprGmmer. 5prleoer
81 Oer enc al Dem paa Ganbet, % "a,
s'0 e''er Tube Den anben fprlaoe ben
S'uV' 9o0r Den bleu bpsset for so Ga.
g''n' SaaOene er SO SOB lan9e, men
p'OlOI9eII8 imalere enb a~lmiupeli0c
U'''"9Spranme, % ualminoelis iolit
%58eoe al itartt gsetpmmer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
EpoSFaio.

Tsss'atsssuwsIsstp I %usennsr,srs want
Tier spfaass arstis, Deg faa st tffs afis
piass ior ss aIminssfies isass aasHastfsr.
BET isa aset fan irsmtsrss pripat baaes NJ
DreHsr, gabosr % Sisstninssr. aor Dsrs.
% nnmsicsiisr AZ rntrt sRo a~iminoctia
fanass. ma sstaits 8 Ssnts py. etnis. ~
tsrasIstttr. at @ahpsr. fsm i%nsitnssr 1sss'
iatssanmsissIisr, isiss sisis eiuisr % rsttsr
fa s%srsitsS.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

NurolanosRIfet. 5ebiitOfitet er iOm
betlenot mislpttet iaar. Sele Sang
item oreier fig ON 6O-7O,O 600 9guoer,
os bet er en- tlbetpoelisbeo iurbelt paa
De mango 5iifere os Saltefartgier, Tom
bar paret u~oftpreoe for georiften.
0ette mislpttebe Site er life bare tab
b~rit9enbe for rem, iom oirette er inte-
res'ereoe beri. Bet er pSiaa ct Natius
naltab.
On Del af be biempenbte 5artsier
sjgr fig tlar for at af9aa til gltlanoet
oa oelta9e i bet iorpenteoe JiIte paa
ben Slant; noele 5artpier er aIereoe
afieilte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Golbing Jolfemarfeo iorrise 2Ors

Golbing 5olfemarfeo iorrise 1Ors'
bag irembso bet iamme liOlise Glue
iom iabuaulis. Der uar baaoe Wunse,
Der ieste 8labS, Os Orange. Der is9te
Soil, og Der bleu buot sOo 2sn til ops'
tise Splt. Den bsieiie 2sn for Guls,
farle bar $50 til 800 8r. for ct Var,
for 8arle 1so-225 Sir. (for 8iuter'
balpaaret $50 ar.) % for Walte'
piaer l6O-175 6r.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
1ra belle bet iunpsniislplfe Wurae

fla0es ouer &anomansel. Marfen lrps
fer til. % @lue % Safte er iaa uanos
iattise, Tom De life bar uaret paa lanse
3ioer. Oct b~eIrp9tes at flere al De
Snbriter % Srut, ipm briues meo
@anbtrait, oil blipe mot til at Iuoltiae
eIer ialialO luoifranfe fin Sebrlft, oers
iom Der life inotrGifer milbere Ser
meo Weobpr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Sipurmen pco %Sammerieit. @l

SJVUEHItH UVU ~SNHNHIeI TIT OKuE
buffer at Der | Summer par en- Ioare
Staa6ei ON to SjgDrue, Der bopoe plft
lis Oeo 9ammerieit % / flere Gage
itrGmt 5ilferne fra at fomme paa
Sjeer. gu beretter ire trOu9roi8e
Ntano, berlblanot en- 29rer, at De par
ct al 3preue n9r nUt til at tun,e ie
bets 9rUp, Og at bet par en- uDpre 5llf,
antagelIs en- Srusoe. 9ette er OglGa
bet troliglte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

6aaroialg. @aaroeier SacObien !
gierninsrsi peb SaOerSleu bar iOlgt O9
~niitaaet i'm @aaro oeriteos til tioligere
5Orpaster al &rasbs GunrO iMtuitrup,
9tisien fra anseI, foe en- Gum al 63,s
900 Mart.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

SOerfjart Of SO8ct. 3emrer q.
2prenben al 8jeUerltOu bleO iOrleOen
&iten ouertjgrt at 9O9et R9rbeoeu al
ajDBe Citation. Sen 5Orulptteoe aigit
nogle Elmer eiter peo 8goer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Srnfnct. Bergen 24be Oft. 6

S%rnfnet. Bergen 24be Oft. Gn
pn9re 8pinbe, Warle Sauoeltao. Der
par ippt / G~ronobjem, men tom bertll
tit 9oe Nur, blep lgaar mobra9t til
Spen ipm GIG al ct Sitter | Jlprpaa9,
Der bapoe iuuoet 2Iget i Sjgen ~pelten'
for Ilt, pei l Dill ira gpeu. !0un bar
paret foriuunOem iioen eprbag aiten
ST. 1880, ba bun git ueo til Suffer
busbrpe9en for at Bente Sippano. s
bet SueIuo, iom ialot 9sroag aiten,
par @aoen os 9rappen meset slatts,
iaa bet mac antagcs bun bar glepet
mi.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Slioms
Mammoth Department Store
LIST Ave. q st st.

81 bsspuoer en- aHosn use al goottieb
uben SammsHIianina, % cue iorunorer ia
Uper, bpDrleoss ri fan slere BET, D. e., iGttc
iaaoanue YrIisr, at andre 9anoIeaoe icimIer
eerpeo.
@Iting er lei. naar man er Situatioueus
Serre, ben tore Butt sniter DIN Sauoei
o. bpper ior Den paa osus uelfienoie Iiberals
% ulot rRiisnoe Noto: 9iOeu 8rOft- Rlan.
Quit paa, Of, bpis 2n life iIsber bos
Clious, iaar 7u Tile @oOtfisb. BrsOsr Of
als SIass garer paa Eager ienoes porto
Irit. Seno efter antalos.
9. T.. Stion &c.,
RnHeapulis, 9Rinu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Gn baarbt prppet Wano er @artin

Melbal / @rue.
Sioite Sui uar ban ube at Itpoie.
Rlnoieli9 bl,per Seiten TRENT af en-
Sunb, sipr belt ON % letter aiitsb i
iulot @alop. SlRoen tprner mob ct
S~tatitblsrne, % Manoen bliuer Zig,
senoe naie9rus / @rgiten meo bruitet
Ben. 2an9t ubpaa 8aareu CT ban
enoeli8 no8enlunoe belbreoet. Saa
lfaI bans Some lpie en- So af Baden
% faar reuet 9ulsnnren / Snonoen pper.
6un iorblsOer naIteu, f6r 9a8en toni.
mer, men bliuer Dog rcOOet.
uopaa Sammcren or en- b~alpsours.
sommel 9attcr al 0ifterit, s Gage efter
Ell 6 Nnrs Out.
gta er bare Ell @ige &onIirmutiOnSs
aloercn l9len bjemme, bun ioor Slog
9Drong ben 27oc Oft. % oer Sgubag.
IS Sarobeo me9et at bore paa mils
bre ero ct 9lnr!
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Sruftenfabens 5clger bar atte,

piit fig paa Ell iergelis Waaoe, ibet en-
slrbeioer / Miguoaleu, Yeter Gnbreas.
fen Iaieu, forleben i itertt beruiet I'll.
itauo ialot uoouer en- Gram % aI9ii
peb Gpoeu eiter IA Gimers Spuu. Sal
BET itplotes ct Gui iom ben aipppe III
al en- aamerat, ium ban pilbe sribe
Struben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Slafcr -llrlfanabancu. Bet

9lafcr -llrfauabaueu. Seo &e.
iplution al 27oe OCTOBER er Der eiter
5orlpoenbe meobelt 9Srr. q. 8. Sas
neborg. s. 8. @auler, Casper CONS
mes. &Obert Suerien % 6. 3utfeu,
Concession paA q laS af en- tertiGr
Sernbane fra ct Yuntt peo 8onspin9ers
banen sienuem Slater, % uritOn9 til
&ieae 9ro i Splauo. 8anen uil iaa
en- 9en9oe al benoeo rs am., % en-
Sporpiobe af 0.75 IN. (uOrt alminoes
li0e finale Spor er 1,067 m. InlR9ss
uosiiterne err bere9uet til $4,000 &r.,
9poraf 100000 SIR. at iioite Stortius
CT bepilset iom Statsbiora9.