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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-10
HARD ON THE GIRLS.
Two Eastport Lasses Were About to
Marry Two Gay Strangers
Who Prove. 10 be Noted Crooks Wanted by
Ogdsnsburg, N. r.. Police.

EAsTroRT, Aug. 9.-Chief of Police Hill
yard of this city, distinguished himself, yes
terday, by arresting two visiting young men
on suspicion, who have turned out to be two
noted thieves for whom the New York po-
lice are securing the country. The young
men arrived here about two weeks ago, and
soon began cutting dash about the city,
through their lavish expenditures of money,
and at the same time displaying wads of
greenbacks of large denominations. They
paid especial attention to the girls and it
was this fact that called Hilyard's attention
to them, and an investigation of their
goings on induced the chief to arrest them
on suspicion.
A description of the men was sent out to
the chiefs of police throughout the country,
and while the men were locked up in police
headquarters, they were given third
degree" questioning with good results. They
gave each other away and their statements
were verified, this afternoon, through a
telegram from Chief of Police Murpby of
Ogdensburg, N. X. The men are George
Stamp, alias George Smith, aud George
MITCHELL and are wanted in Ogdensburg
for grand larceny in the first degree.
The description of the men wanted by
Chief Murphy tsllies exactly with the ar
rested men. to the smallest mark.
Mitchell's band has severe cut which was
attended to by local surgeon, who de-
clares the injury was cut from glass.
The men had about $1,000 when arrested,
and were to be married to two girls here,
next week. An Ogdensburg detective is on
his way here with the necessary papers to
take the men back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-10
STATE BICYCLE MEET.
Large Attendance Expected al Gardiner, Sep.
tember 3-Ihe Conditions.

GARDINER, Aug. 9.-(Special. 1T is
expected that the bicycle fraternity from all
over the State will be represented in large
numbers at the meet to be held in this city
Monday, Sept. 3. Local Nheelmen and the
cycle club committee are looking forward
to it with great interest and are laboring
hard to make the affsir a grand success.
The conditions of sanction under which
the meet is held is as follows:
"An obligation rests on the recipient Of
this sanction, to mail. at the conclusion of
the meet for which it is granted, a copy OF
the programme with the name of each
starter in each race checked to the men,
Der of the racing board granting same. No
further sanctions will be granted unless
this is done at once."
The racing men are divided in two
classes.
."Class A. Men who ride only in their
own State, or 200 miles from their legal
residence, and for prizes not exceeding $50
in value, which mus. consist of medals, di-
plomas, plate, jewelry and cycle suudries
only, and who are not allowed any expenses
whatever, or payment from manufacturers.
"Class B. Includes all men, other thar
the above, but who have Dot been declared
professionals. A list of Glass B, men may
always be found in the last issue of III
Official League paper, and should be
reffered to before programme is made up.
"A Glass B, rider may not compete foi
prize value of over $3.50, unless special
permission for greater prize values has
been given to this meet. A class A, rider
must hold special permit to ride outside
the 200 mile limit and exhibit same to be
allowed to ride. The legal residence, city
and state of each rider must appear on the
programme.
The following explanation must sppeaI
on programme and entry blank: Notice to
Riders. All races on this programme are
limited as follows: Glass A-Riders that
reside in this State or live within 200 miles
of place of meet. and the prizes for which
do not exceed $50. Class B-Such races
that have prizes exceeding $50 in value ,and
open to any rider under Glass B. definition
according to L. A. w. rules.
"Riders are cautioned that to ride in
Glass B or to violate any clause of Glass A
will make them Ineligible to future events
in Glass A."
"NoTE.-As the racing men will be pun
ished for promising to ride at meet and
then failing to appear, without good reason.
you as race promoter are requested to re-
frain from advertising any man until you
have his bona tide entry or his promise in
writing to be present"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-10
RICHMOND.
Many People at Home for VISTA Pro-
tracied Business Relation.

RICHMOND, Aug. Especial IN. S
Hagar, professor of athletics in the Cleve-
land, Ohio, public schools, is visiting reIa
tives in town.
Frank Batten of Portsmouth, N. H., a,
old time resident, is passing few days in
town.
Mrs. Judson Baker of North Attle-
borough, Mass, is visiting the family of
W. c. Baker.
Lewis Alexander of Bradford, Mass , is
at the home of his brother, A. S. Alexan-
der, for few days.
The State shoot between the Maine and
Massachusetts, teams will come off here,
next week.
Rev. r. W. Churchill of Sutton, Vt,
will preach from the Free Baptist pulpit,
Sunday.
The case of I. J. Preble VS.. H. Springer
is now being heard by Referee w. S. Hs-
gar. The suit involves mutual transac-
ton extending over a period of more than
80 years. The case has already taken three
days and will be resumed Friday morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-10
Oh, What n Surprise:

What an agreeable one, too, is expert enced
by the hitherto misguided individual who has been
ceaselessly but vainly dosing for Years past in fu-
tic pills and portions are abandoned for
Hostetter's Stomach Btters, faithful aux
iliary of nature which does its work with
out gripping weakening. but always eff
fectually. Throw physic to the dogs!" and
use this benign and thorough laxative, which
achieve results which astonish as we'll as gratify
those who use it. Not only regular habit of
body, but complete digestion and assimilation
are restored by its 1t regulates the liver and
kidneys. and counteracts tendency to rheuma-
should its use be delayed. Fortify with it against
malaria.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-10

A man giving the name of James Bogie,
hailing from Liverpool, was arrested, last
night, near Cony Bros stable, while hiding
under the fence and platform. He admit
ted that he intended to jump the west-bound
Midnight Chimes" On his person was a
check for 81, drawn by d. B. Young of
Newport to James Bogie, on Waterville
bank, with the inscription ''This is given to
help an honest fellow" He claimed to
have received it at Newport, but was not
much inclined 10 talk, saying that he in
tended to have i. cashed "when he got to
Waterville."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-10
BL0DCETT'S :,;;,;: :':,;: .;; :''''
Practical Furniture Mover
Equipped for Heavy Trucking and
TheatricaIkWork.
Ofiice opp Pass. R.R. station. Residence 35 Oak St
FAIR AND COOLER.
BosToN, Aug. 9.-For New England
Friday, fair, cool; northerly winds.
Washington Forecast.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9-For Friday
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, fair
cooler; northerly winds, becoming north
west s..s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-10

front, pierced through the BODY with q lance
by another, and thus thrown hors-de-combat
for the remainder of the campaign. In
1861 he, as a private, was in one of the first
regiments of volunteers that fastened to
the defence of Washington; again became
one of my aides-de-camp, and, in success
sion, a distinguished brigadier and major
general of volunteers in the Southwest"
Gen. Scott in his official report of the
Mira Flores engagement, Aug. 10, lS47,
SAYS, "the conduct of the commander Bre-
vet Captain S. Hamilton) won for him at
the time the esteem and admiration of the
whole army"
1t is not practicable within present limits
to give in detail all the events of the life of
this distinguished officer and gentleman.
During the war of the rebellion he was ad-
vanced in grade, becoming brigadier and
major general by brevet. Under his ap-
poiDtmeut as brigadier general he projected
the channel or canal as it was called, at
leland No. 10, which maiply contributed to
the fall of that stronghold, styled by the
Confederates the "Thermopyia of Amer
ica,' and opened the Mississippi for the
was the bloodless pendant of the bloody bat
tie of Shiloh. Gen. Scott styled his ser
vices "brilliant" President Lincoln pro-
NOTED him to be major general Of volun-
teers for ''meritorious services at New
Madrid and Island No 10. @
For while, during the early days of the
rebellion Gen. Hamilton was on
Gen. Buffers staff. That general
having important dispatches to send
General Scott intrusted them to Hamilton
The result of this mission is stated by Gen.
eral Butler in his Book" as follows
General Scott laid his hand upon him
Hamilton) for bis own private secretary
after he had reported to me, so that | lost
his services during the war, which would
have been invaluable to me- But our
friendship ever remains as bright as chain
of new molten gold
General Scott appointed General Hamil-
ton one of the executors of his slast will
and testament
The general has one son, Schuyler, and
grandson by the same name, SO the blood
of Alexander Hamilton and of General
Schuyler bids fair to extend into future
generations.
On the anniversary of General Hamil.
tons I'D birthday, the ladies' of Hotel
Fiske gave him a surprise party at which
he made extended remarks, giving, at their
req quest, a sketch of some of the events of
his active and useful life. The wife of the
late General Halleck was his sister.
General Hamilton is in excellent health.
He belongs to vigorous, long lived fam
ily, and it is to be hoped that he has many
years yet of life stretching out before him.
Among the very many pleasant people a,
the Fiske are Dr. and Mrs. Stevens Of
Watertown, New York.
FIG. Kinsman, wife and child of Augusta
and F. W. Kinsman, wife ard child of
New York, are stopping at the Seashore
house, where they have been guests for
several seasons past. At the same hotel is
Mrs. Stephen Lancaster and family of Au-
gusta, this being their 18th season at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-10

The Monson Slate Company has recently
started up the Oaklsnd quarry, making four
in operation now in Monson. besiies the
Merrill quarry in Brownville, Which the
company owps, having purchased the slate
of the late A. Fl. Merrill, the pioneer of the
slate business in Piscataqu;s county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-10

Frank Green of Brewer, an habitual
sleep-wslker, fell from third-story win
dow, Wednesday might, receiving wounds
in the head from which he died, Thursday
noon. His age was 32 years. lie was
m ,rried.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-10

Lightning struck the house of Daniel
Hobbs at Bowery beach, Cape Elizabeth,
Thursday, and the house and barn full of
hay were burned. Loss, $1,000; no insur-
ance
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-23
Tra Waoagasfar.

Misiionspreit 8osaas paa Sirabe
meooeler / Sl~utnin9en al i'm Nnrsberets
ming til ~betsnurite MisiiuusielItab ipls
9enoe:
Den iaofalbte "5olteipgbGa%:" ARE
tin o%lona) bar berlet ioriaroelis i Mas
nnnoOiana % i Sp6etiile. Ser er fun
ioretOmmet entelte ipreote 5ilialoe.
Gn bel Del npe parme ailoer bar
ri upea9et neoe / 3alen, liot peiterfor
Statiuuen. De Suoisbte bar bpsset
Here Saoebuie oper benz. Ser er M
minoit 16 Summer ialt, rs itaois purer
oeres Sal. Si bar erbperpet os fire
9uie meo Summer / til Nibenpttelie al
2R9en, naar ban tommer. Nosle al
bisie ailoer bar EFT 9nrme paa AZ Or.
6. % ipnes at bore mere ~ipoplbplbi9e
emo Stloerne / Spo, bpor 9rpnningens
Saoebus bleu ppfDrt. Sisie er tit
@iensj9lo mere f~alfbolbise. gn Masie
buaoe Gurop9ere os @asiere bar OPP
bulot Jig Der Us bapt sobe &eiultater
al Sabet.
llnoer @raoniu9en ueo ailoerne bar
ri siort meset interesiante Sunb, nem.
fig en- Masie Sen af SloobeIte, &rofo-
oiaer o9 andre 8pr, FAINT 8enene al
ben fore uobsoe 5isl Ruk euer Ae-
pyornis maximus. Sfnllene al benne
6usls 9gs er osiaa funbet. gIerebs
1880, oa jes bDsseoe 8%rpnninsens
9nbebus, ianot Ri Ell Gel Sloobefebu-
peber. Oct beoit beuareoe os funierpe.
reoe ienbte jes til &riltiania l~lniperiis
tet; men fprit MI bar ri ppoaset 5ugle.
benene. Oct er tpbelist, at ale bisie
Spr err blepne or9bte, ba Sulfanerne
enonu bar i 8irfiombeb Der paa Gen.
9ette fprer os tilbase til Ell 1ib, bn
9anoet enbnu life bar bebpet. Splae=
fla er 8erene mango tuliuo glar samle.
Set er be oarme ailoerS Sano, iom bar
preierueret oem. Io9en nerlnere ges
Ifripelie fan ies life inolabe mig pua,
oa bet piloe trRpe for me9et Sum-"
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-23
VDc oireftc &ottttitunifa=
tipusntioler mcc Sfan=
0tnapicu.

Som 5plse af ben itprarteoe Srem.
gang % ben fraitise llnoerltpttelie fra
bet Ifanoinapiife Tublifims Sioe, ION
Sfanbias 9iniens Npute ira Sellinsbors.
@pteborgs&riitinnsian til Neip Yorl
% tilbasc til ariItiansianbs @pteborss
&~isbenbaun bar bnut iioite Nar. bar
SelIfabet beIluttet at i9tte to npe 9is
uier / Gang, ben enc meo 8ptebprs iunl
llogausspunft via 8riitiania til Won'
treat os ben anoen fra ariitlansiano
via Bergen til gteip Yorf. s Se9pns
oelien fommer biSie TO npe 2iniers
9ampere at aisaa en- Gang ON Maas
ueoen ira buer Sibe at Itlanterbacet.
Gamperne paa Stanbias 9iniens 9lore
8oute pil aisaa buer iiortenoe Dag fra
et~anoinapien % Iep gorf, liseicm
lioIte Gar. Yaa benne Maaoe faar
eiuien Ell, usentlis So%rbinoelie melem
Stanoinapien % Imerifa. 9amperne
oil iiabis iSre ioenif % nprf Ycit FAINT
bape ~itanoiuapiife 2Gser, Jorpaltere,
Spoartere % &offe. Oct or meo OPP
rt9ti8 SlGoe, ri meboeler bore 99iere
% SGieriaocr benne Npbeo, eftericm
''ol'9ers % mere oirefte Gorbinoelier
meo SIemlauoet er til tor 5orbel for
penn, Der iencer eiter Slastninge %
! Ssar'er eler ielo refer biem paa BeIsg.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-23
On fiaffeiS Synoer.

5orleoen Mor9en i%noianot ell iatt'g'
flpot Wlano fg paa GentralsRolltIlia-
tiouen / ct. Saul % ~meooelte, at ban
bar eli Anu % snifeoe at biioe lat IND.
8plitiicr9ent 5ranf Sorn noipur9te
Wanoen, o9 If felgenoe Siltorle at p'oe;
"Nlit Napu CT !6snrp Smitb, % le9
bar isrt EFT baaro 3ilprrelie belle NIT
9tp. @Ogsn sunitis 9ellisbeo bar
aloris iilbuot fig iOr mig, men inot'l
for en- llse fiben, fan jes trplt'9 't9e,
bar jes aloris besaaet no9el iilopl'9
gambling. Saa mine ganorinser tom
jeg for 6 0a9e liben til Spen HOIes
mont % upen en- Gent / 2Ommen. Seq
git mo paa ct oerp9renoe Sotel o9
latte mig i Ell Stol / Spntoret. aue
ida mistGntiumt paa mig. % oct Jpn
ties mig, at enbuer bar mig en- 5ienoe.
De ppisrte fig, iom ON be troebe, leg
bar Ell Gpu, % Der Tom en- bitter ST.
lelie / nit BrDit. SuoriOr ltuloe lel
life pore en- gpu, ipur9te ies mig ielo
Seq bupbe fprip9t paa en- 9rlig Mtano'
at tjene nit 8rpo, men bet a life lpt
teoes. Sanolinsen ful9te paa 2anfen
% ba en- 2eili9beo tilbeo Zig, itjal jet
en- Yelsbue o9 en- S~periratfe. Singer
OpOaseOe mig, % ies %pantiatte 5ratter
% Suen Minneapolls for $2-Yante'
laanerne ipntes at pioe, at ies bapo'
itjaalet Sa9erne, os be piloe life sip'
mig en- Gent mere-o9 for Ten9ene tjpbt
ieg DAB u8 betalte 2pgi for to Sage
Maoen ima9te mig imiolertio life, o.
/ mine 9rpmme fob Su9tbuiet ftaot!
for mig, % after bsrte jes min Mpoer'
Iopariel ON at p9re trO % RrltB. Sel
tunoe life uoboloe bet lGnsere, % jel
oil III bebe Dem on at arreitere mig"
Ter bar Taafer / ben fatti9tlRot
Manbs Sine, oa ban ilutteoe lin iimpl
Siltprie, % 8Olitlier9entens eller.
barife Stemme lsb belt blob, oa bal
gao 6%angepO9teren Orore til at iett
ben itattels Spnoer inO / en- al 8eng
ielscelerne.
Sberlf Seineu fra Safota Count
blep uuoerrettet ON Wanoeus Iubol
oelie, os Snsen eiter antom ban ii
Spen Os tos Smitb meb fig til &uie
mont, buor Sasen pil blioe prppet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-23
Sre " orocrc bGugt.

Gauoo, y. q, lobe San. albert
SOmberscr, Der / Suli 9taauee erGbts
6drmerer q. 2. areioer. bennes Snltru
o. tire al ecres Born, iamt uolotos ben
1~5sadrise Snttsr annis, blep hauSt Der
iea9. Grefutionen ianot Steo I en-
Gnl Ell gRil ipo for 8peu, % over
1000 Wsnneiter fra Smesnen bapos
lamIei ia ipr at bare gloner III ben.
Somberaer ~tilbrnste Nattsu meo at
lptlIe Sort mso 5dusepOgterne, IpiIte
Ell goo 6roioit 90 bite iutet 3egn paa
uro, oa 1lmcn ior Sp~9uingeH nar'
meoe FIG. 0au uesteoe at tale mco
Sreitsu. Gersiter iasoe ban 5urpel til
Inc Scrner % beiies Staiottst. Sans
iioite Orb bar: Seq er bsorsuet orer
min 5orbrposIie % baober. inscn pil
iplse i nit 6ooipOr".
Solicit, 3d.. 1906 San. 5armarbei'
oeren erueit 9aeore blep b9n9t Der
ioas for Mproet pna Den ~12saarise
gearp Glen BqrpH, buem ban Operialoi
% ~iUrisste at pplotase. 5prinoen Sens
rettelieu bleo 2aeore opbt % ngo Sa'
i%ramcntet. Seners bar bans Mpber
hos BAN Ell Time, unoer bpilfcn 8is
ban srno uaibruot. Yaa Staiottet uo'
talte 9acpre Saabet pnI, at ban maattC
blipe irelit. San par rolie til bet iioIte,
% ierit oa Strifieu blep last DIN Sal'
fen pna BAN, blesneoe ban. 9eoeu
iuotrni n9Iten siebiittelis. 9iset plI
blipe ienot III Soma, bans tioligert
Siem.
lebanon, DO, lobe San. @ilipr
6oiparo blep benst loag for Mproet
paa ben b~ppitunune McaRi6ael / 1889
5orinoen San9ninsen par ban bleper
bpbt al 9ieu. o. s. 5bomas. San fait-
bolot i'm uitplbisbeo til bet iipite, pr
pnaituo, at McMidael MiOroet bar bic
BET besaaet al en- SlGstnins pco gtapr
Ntartin. Soiuaro bar Ell terpgtet Gen.
tufp Seiperaop, % / benne Stats mango
"Seuoettas" iiges ban at BABE orGbt
benoeo trebiue WRno.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-23
3Dpmotiiereoe 6etc.

Oct anta9es / Ilminoeli9beb, at Der
ct pisie mpitiite Sn1flpoelier, peo bpilte
man fan faa Mast oper Ell Seit, Der
bibtil boerfen bar billet lore e1er lpoe.
Ser leueoe iaaleoes tiblisere / Sort
County / Soma en- Samilie, ium pans
itob at bore / Seiiooelie al en- Semmes
lisbeb, peb bpilfen ben pilbeite % melt
balitprise Seit funbe tammes. 3eune
Semmelisbeo iises oprinoelis for balo.
anoet Sunorebe Gar iiben at bore bles
ben meboelt al en- bpbmiIt Eater til 5as
miliens oap9renoe Sperbopeo o. re9els
mGslis at bore blenen pperleperet ipm
en- Sla9s IrpeSoos fra 5aber til ben
9lblte Spn. Muli9pis finoe5 Der / Gurt
County Ell @ren al 5amilien, lom enos
MI meo mere eaer minbre Selb prattis
lerer "Seiteboiife" z&uniten. Men bet
er ct uomtpiiteli9t Saftun, at peo Be-
9pnbelien al inoep9renpe Iarbunorebe
par 6aniiliens baparenoe Ouerbppeo,
Con Suaipans 8erpmmelle for 9ebanoz
linsen al balitprise Seite iprebt piot
os breot uopuer Srlano. 9lanpt De
mango bepioneoe 8eretninser ON "Spi>
i~teren" Son Sulipans piounoerliae Be
oriiter bar be 2ienelter, ban pbeoe
Sberit @eiteura, Der ienere arpeoe Git.
len Holsmore, paa Gale oper belle 9ans
bet.
SberIten bduoe en- prGstis &acebeIt,
faloet &e9nbne, iom ban gnlfebe at
prppe oeb Seooelsbene oeo Guraah Of
Stloare, men Seiten a iaa oilo "a
balItprig, at Gieren fanbt BET beoit at
pp9ipe 5orig9et. Gen piloe bioe enhper.
Iom Tom nGr Den, O9 bet par ngopers
oi9t at binoe Spueoet op pna Sen, naar
Stalofarlen, iOm pasiebe ben, life bar
tulteoe. SuiS ell aroen Selt tilfeloio.
big bar / ~gt9rbeoen al ben, beo oen BEN
elier gioroe 6orio9 rerpua, og 8crene
paa ben Sofei, iOm iorioste at beItioe
Den, nnpsit life oens Spnbcr. sSmibs
lertlo tom bet Sberiten for Ore, at Der
bar Ell Wano, Jon tunoe beltrebe .Ses
ten. Gn InmOonin9 ON at fpmme blep
ienot Con SulIiuan, ipm bar fienbt belle
9dnoet oper iom "Spiiteren", ioet man
autog, ut ban bpiiteDe nuset i Seitens
Gre % oerpeo bsroliseoe i%anoanne, iom
bar uroli9e. Sa man i~ortalte ham.
bcprlebes Sberit 8eItenru's SeIt bar.
uotalte ban Snite ont at fomlne inS !
Staloen os ie Den. "Ge maa perte. til
oens 9opeo er bunoet op, blep Der iaat
al be Silltebeparenbe.
"9et bebppes itte," ipareoe ban, "pen
oil life bibe mig" 9erpaa git ban iub
| Staloen, iost ban ~ipriHben gap OrSre
til. at lnscr maatte iDlse BAN, ivr ban
peo 2esn gap 9ianbelis BERTH. Ct
sparterstib eiter bprtes Sisnalet. Sc,
ipm | urc bappe pentet paa &eiultatet
ltpHots zig inS. Sc ianot Seiteu lia.
senSe paa &psseu, lesenoe liseIom en-
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-23
So,pas 2~caisIatur.

&c ioritjeliss somiiecr i Senatet %
6uiet bleo ueo'atie iioIe llse, ina Sc
glSIaiureu CT MI / iuGo @irtiomben. On
Mrneoe 5crilas or naereoe iremidttc,
ocriblauot Here ON Regnlsrtus al Sala
al 3uSoriIte. %i ital ieusre TONNE
tiIba9c til oisie,
@tnnong 9iten holot DC repubIiiaulte
NisNlcmmer al 9~eaislaturtu f9aes
Caucus Tor at nomluers eli Sauoioat
for 6Oreuroe Staters Seaatur. Ger
pnr : annoioatcr / Nidrleu, nsmliQ
apugrsSmRnoens Gear, 4criuns. 9accp
% 6spbnrn. BEN befjenote &oIltiIer %
gouotdt GmmWs ira Ges YlUines.
Stpne % Guiiin. Scar bleu rumineret
ueo treble Hiitemnirg. 0e ipritleaise
aiitemniuger tapoe ~irleenoe lloiaio:
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-23
HSaer,sson n

esri'sr a seras's @~OIitpfcop ),
gen wlafsr meO Sae % 5roa
itari s'mmerOarne. GufnS,r
til BETTE araois mr. 3noogs,. 2
Winter, % en- 8g mso iepti -
Snob9sssre er ianleOes oorst n, ,l''
elers tpnot beiOlfst Con h.. 10
bar paret iapestonsernes g,s.|'
men MI er-"aabnet" for Setter,
lnnos % b~ebaselise arma. !,
Irustbare 5orbbuno, Der irewts > ~
Operfob af oft, buao Der por,, q
no9et anbst Steo / sanoet-iro ~
til appelitner- besDnber M Of f..
5armere oarben: ameritaner, =.
fere, 8s9mere os Sueniter
for ct norif os baaf settlem,rs
bar Stun for fere bunoreoe s,sl,.
er bleoen iifret til en- biajg Bril-. ~ :
fsrite Settlere bar aGereoc fipbt o.,
Opiet life, til &riierne itioe, ~.
itriO itrar til s. z. NnOeriun. s,h'
ter ps &asierer for Soutber, r,r
ni5ation Co.. 369 Wilwnuts, M,
("Stanbinapens" 8rar6 7is,,'
Gbhaep. meb 5rimarter for sir,nr,,.
yer oio.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-23
IRA @aibinatcn.

"@pnbs". 5iuonsmluilier Satlille
bar cnbelie beIIuttct is III at ir'9e
"@pueS" for at iaa @rlo ino I Siot'
fammerct, ipm nllereoc bar en- betpoeli9
llnosrbalance. Oct CT N9euiu9cn at
irlae for so Ifiltpncr Dollars | Scnos
til 5 Irocsut i Seute, men 6inausmt'
riitereu trpr, at 9r1mien pil Blue 'da
Itor, at Reuten fun pil beIebe l9 til )
4rocent. Sau tror o9ida, at ban i'ei9e
9ppen al ben l4oe Sanudr 1879 bar
9op til at iHlgc "Spnos". Get oiI!a'
oes, al lluoerbalaucen | Stoiiammerei
Den lite Sui bette Nnr I'll bsIsbe Ni9
til liot prer rs Wiaioner Collars.
8~cgjeriu9cuS llosiiter for Snunar %
6ebruar anlaaes til s1S,4oo,ooo ltsrre
euo osus SuotGgter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-23
Icroens llnberaana. Ieirpruiet

&uoolpb Sab bar / ct 6~orebrao. bo,,
bar bolot l9eip5i9, uoinlt, at pur S,Oro
tries al en- flor 5are ira ben / slaret
1866 opOa9eoe SOmet, Der i 2laret 1899
after bier zig Os eiter ai%trunumiIte ge.
re9nln9er oa nlaa itooe iammen meb
SOrOen' Otter 5aIts gercsnina er
fenite Dag ben 13oe 0ppember 1899
Ell 2ermin. Der i BET 6Dieitc ian iUrltp.
oeS en- eller to Gage. Sfuloe Sommeu.
ltpoet life 6iofGre en- SntuItruie, oiloe
o' oplepe ct biOtil life Jet sfueipil: Gn
StJerneltuOsre9n iaa tat iom ct sl,e.
ialb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-23
Nine TpfmeItre / Minnsiota.

6. &opo, Cattle 8od, Gatotd 60 ".
I. 3unss, 9ittic bed, giObIes 60; "
:. sounctt, Ma9nO.ia, 8cd Co., 3.
u. Smilcp, 9atiislo; 81. Z. SrO'pn'
gyairirr; 1tomas Sdug, Al5dnp,
,carns 60. y. .. Gauiu, 9~njsnouia,
3pcnone SO.
Z CUB Gotpta: 6. 8. Nacn, GOl'
man, Mppop &C.; O.. y. Cole, GoIum'
biu, @rcwn Co.. 6. Z. erob, 9ermola'
Z Noro Goicta: Spiepb arleger'
Gperet; Sobn Smth, @lpnau8o, S'dep
&C.; 6rco 0olrp, sims, @lcriou 80.
IOitaabuerjet g8laaroiOu, Clan 60,
g}iuu., CT aiitaTet. 8oitid8er IeHoes
iii gdrucSulle.