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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-11-24

here yesterday from Judge A. A. Fitz
gerald. It takes % persons to form a
company and as about the required
number has been procured it is sure
go that the company will be form
ed and the boys will at once start into
training under the direction of H. Z.
Witherspoon. Central Nevadan.
Phoebe Record: A rumor was cur
rent on the street two days ago (13th)
that an attempt would be made to
throw out the DeLamar precinct on
the ground that one of the Inspectors
was candidate for Office at the time,
and that transfers were entered on
the registry list, of voters from other
precincts, both in this and other coun-
ties, who, under the requirements of
the law, had not become residents of
the DeLamar precinct, not being IN
it long enough.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-11-24

Sheriff, report that we have counted
the money in the Treasury and find
it to correspond with the amounts re-
.quired by the Auditors books.
We find that all licenses sold prior
to the commencement of the present
quarter, have been accounted for and
the proceeds paid into the County
Treasury.
B. B. Bird, W. G. Lyons,
S. G. Jessen, III. A. Comins,
Ralph j. Harmon.
To the Foreman of the Grand Jury.
Your committee OH public buildings
roads and bridges report as follows:
We find the various county build
ings in fair condition.
We find that some of the stove pipes
are not properly stayed and recon-
mend that they be secured.
We find that the outer base of the
Court House is banked up with dirt
and recommend that the dirt be re-
moved so as to prevent decay of the
stills and base.
I. G. Moon, James Disregard,
D. G. McQuitty, Jacob Shalenbergar,
Martin Guptil.
To the Foreman of the Grand Jury.
Weyour committee on District At
torney's Clerks and Auditors Books.
Beg leave to report that we have made
a superficial examination of the books,
and found them neatly kept and so far
as we could ascertain in so short an
examination correct, and reliable.
Thomas Rcckhill, Albert Heusser
Joseph Moore, James b. Orr,
w. r. Thomas.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-11-24
FOSTERS FORECAST.
He DOsen't Say Anything About Earth
qualkes.

quakes.
ST. Joseph. Mo-, Nov. IS. My last
bulletin gave forecasts of the storm
wave to cross the continent from Nov
ember 18th to the 21st, and the next
will reach the Pacific Coast about the
2lst, cross the Western mountains by
the close Of the I'D, the Great Central
valleys from the 22d to the Goth and
the Eastern states about the Goth.
This disturbance will be at it's great
est force west of the Mississippi and
the warm and cool wave will be about
the average. The rainfall will be about
the general average for November.
Warm waves will cross the Western
mountains about the 21st, the Great
Central valleys about the 23d and the
Eastern States about the Doth. Cool
waves will cross the Western noun
tains about the oath, the Great Cen
trail valleds about the Goth and the
Eastern States about the 2Sth.
This cool wave will be most severe
on the Atlantic Coast about the 28th
and will extend we'll to the south.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-11-24
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.
GRAND JURY REPORT.

To Hon. G.. F. Talbot, Judge of the
District Court of the State of Nevada,
County of White Pine.
Your grand jury impaneled on the
21st cay of November 1894, report as
follows:
We have carefully Investigated all
criminal charges brought before us,
and have found two indictments for
murder.
Committees were appointed on the
offices of County Treasurer and ex-
officio Assessor, an Sheriff, on County
Clerk and ex-offici Auditor and Dis
trict Attorney and on public buildings,
bridges and roads, whose reports are
hereto annexed as part of this re-
port.
We recommend that the County
Commissioners employ an accountant
to make thoroug examination of the
books and accounts of the various
County offices, before the expiration of
the terms OF the present ohcers.
We recommend that all county work
including work on roads, bridges and
public buildings be advertised as re-
quired by law, and let to the lowest
bidders whenever such course is prac-
ticable.
We recommded that all petty often
ders be confined in the county jail when
not actually employed by the Sheriff.
Knowing of nothing further to come
before us, we ask to be discharged.
W. n. McGILL,
Foreman.
VIM. LAURENsoN,
Secretary.
To the foreman of the Grand Jury.
Your committee on the offices OF
Treasurer and ex-officio Assessor and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-11-24

The Enterprise says: Senator Stew
art in advance expresses his determin-
alton to flock by himself and does not
care whether he is put on any commit
tees or not, and to use his own Ian
guage, he thinks he can raise more
hell when entirely free from such OBJ
legations. The question which many
men will consider will be whether any
Senator, no matter how high, ever
carried any important principle
through Congress when he went in
simply with the determination to rise
hell. We are afraid Senator Stewards
usefulness in the Senate of the United
States is mostly gone.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-11-24
LAST DEMOCRAT PRESIDENT.
Cleveland Has a. Moderate Ambfi ion
which He ~ Likely to See Gratified.

Chicago. Nov. 16.-Congressman
LATE Pence predicts that if President
Cleveland persists in allowing thebanks
to issue the money Of this country the
Democratic party in the South will
break up. Pence is of the opinion
that Cleveland is so determined in his
course that he is willing to go into
history as the last of the Democratic
Presidents.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-11-24

To the foreman of the Grand Jury.
Your committee on the offices of
Treasurer and ex-oficio Assessor and
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-26
eosToN's WEALTHY WOMEN.

Several Mathematics Among Them, Includ-
Ing Ono with an Estate of 922,oOo,Oo0.
One of the wcalthicst women in Bos-
ton is undoubtedly the widow of the
late Augustus lIemengway, as she was
the chief heir to IN estate valued at
S22,OoO,0OO. Mrs. Hemengway resides
in one of the grand old houses on
Mount Vernon street, and from her
home dispenses n wide hospitality that
includes the poor as we'll Us the rich,
and the charities and philanthropio en-
tcrprises in which she has long been
quietly Interested can only be num-
bcrcd by her nearest friends. Her nor
NAL cooking school and her gymnasium
arc described by the Journal as two of
her most successful undertakings.
Mrs. Quincy a. Shaw, daughter of
Prof. Louis Agassiz, has private for
tune which enables her to dispense a
royal bounty. Her Kindergarten"
work alone is said to cost her about
$4,000 a year.
Mrs. Sears, the wife of J. Mont
gomcry Scare and daughter of Charles
e. Choate, of Southboro, also has q
worthy fortune in her own name.
Mrs. Sears reputation as an artist has
been established since her notable tri-
umph in winning the $500 Evans prize,
awarded by the jury of the New York
water color exhibition last year.
Mrs. S. d. Warren, of Mount Vernon
street. is credited with at least S3. O0O.-
0C0. She owns the Androscoggin mills
and great deal of other property.
She is exceedingly philauthropic, and
her love for pictures has led her to in
dulgc in many by the most eminent
artists of the time. Mrs. Alpheus
Hardy is worth nearly 81 900, coo. She is
very fond of flowers. cultivating them
with great success. A superb chrys-
anthcmum is named for her. Mrs. W. II.
Slocum, daughter of Moses Williams,
is worth $4,000, and Miss Elizabeth
brigham enjoys a share in the use of
her late brothers large estate. WHICH.
when the last legatcc shall have died,
will endow hospital 10 be called by
the name of it's founder. There are
many women whose names do not ap-
pear in the tax list because their money
is invested in government and corpora
ton bonds. In the latter case the cor
poration pays the taxes, and the names
of individuals do not appear. There
is. however, long list of names of
women who pay taxes on very large
sums ranging from 100000 to $500, 900
or more.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-26
LINCOLN'S MAIDEN SPEECH.
1t Was Short and Simple and Went
Straight to tho FONT.

1t Was Short and Simple and Went
Straight to tho roint.
A citizen of Buffalo has found among
his papers an account of the circu1n-
stances under which Abraham Lincoln
made his maiden speech. 1t was
originally printed in the Springfield
lll.) Republican, and is rs follows:
"The president of the United States
made his maiden speech in Sangamon
county ut Pappasvillc Tor Richland) in
the year 1882. He was then q wing
and candidate for the legislature of
this state. The speech is sharp and
sensible. To understand why it was
SO short the following facts will show:
Oh Mr. Lincoln was a young man, say
twenty-five years of age, and timid.
(2) His friends and opponents in the
joint discussions had rolled tho sun
nearly down. Lincoln saw it was not
the proper time then to discuss the
questions fully, and hence he cut his
remarks short. Probably the other
candidates had wholly exhausted the
subjects under discussion. The time,
according to W. II. IIcrndon's infor-
mant-who has kindly furnished this
valuable rcmini3cc32e for us-was
1882; it may have been 1881. The pres
idcnt lived ut the time with james A.
1lurdon, at Salem, SanTamon county,
who heard the speech, talked about it,
and knows the report to be correct.
The speech, which wos characteristic
of the man, was as follows:
Gentlemen, Fcllow-Citizcns: pre-
sumo you all know who um. a,n
humble Abraham Lincoln. [ have
boon solicited by my friends to become
candidate for the legislature. My
politics are short and sweet, like an
'old woman's dance" 1 am in favor
of national bank. 1 am in favor Of
the international Improvement system
and high protective tariff. These
arc my sentiments and political prin-
| ciples. If elected will be thankful.
If defeated IL will be oil the same.'"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-26
CABINET,

Sec ty. OF State. .......... Walter Q. Gresham.
sec'ty. oftLe Treasury John &. Carlisle,
See'ty. of War. ...... Daniel s.. Lamont, Nv
Secty. OF the Navy. Hilary a. Herbert, A.,
Postlnsster-Gtnerul.... Wilson +. Bissell. nv
Secty. OF tie lnterior....... .Hoke Smith. q,
Attorney -General...... Richard Olney, Nm,
Sec'ty. OF Agricultural. Sterling Morton, MI
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-26

Heavy drnperics, though beautiful,
should never be used in .profusion, or
arranged in fcstoons or other punched
up methods of draping in small roomsP
They are sure to dctract from the APP
parent size of the room.--Country
Gentleman.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-26
SUPREME. COURT.

Chiefs Justice. $4,000. Melville ". Fuller III
stephen J. Field, Cal
..Jobn Nj. harlan, Nv
80. .Aorlce Gray, MutI
Associate Justicea balm blHtchtorQ, \ Y
DaNia J Errwer, kr1
henry Is. brown, Mich
...GeolRe shirus, Penn
howell 4 Jackson, len
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-26
OFFICIAL DIRECTORS
U. s. Governments

Presidept......G GROVER CLEVElASD.A
Vics-President...ADLA 4. STEVENSON
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-26
STATE GOVERNMENT.

Governor. ..............-.... ..R. K. Coco
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. POuiads
ireasu' er.--.. ii. +. Egan
ecretarS OF State. .....-...-.......O. H. Grey
Controller. ...... II. l.. Horton
ALtorney-tieneral.... u. Torreysoa
ourveyor-GeEeral. ................J. yvn..
Clerk Supreme Court............ Joe JGs+phs
Sthie Frlhter .....................J. l.. Eckley
Sup't Public instruction. .Orvis kipf
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-26
Associate Justices.

U. s. Senator'S :wm M St s.ns,
Rep. iii Congress. Francis q. Newland,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-26
SUPREME COURT.

Chief Justice. ........--.......M. A. MURPHY
Associate Justices. :.. Il. + T. b btEsss
Richard kissing
Dfstrict Juduar t............... n Il. CheIeJI
......... ...A. l.. + itZge aid
} s..........GcO. +. 1ulL0ih
......... X. +. CulcurdI
james u. Tore; sU.
university Regents f.-.....s. henry l. fnlT
........Jalnes HaIntt
%. h.. MACH
State Senator. .................D. B. Williani
A'ss~0lymsn :::::::::::::SS: : :: S Ssss
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
2fat bet 8eoSte.

Bet oeb man, at n9itsn gubOer, Der bar en-
Sei9tniu9 I SIPS ps paa Stab, bar Osian
ct gtlooel for Collie. San Oso, OF bet bar
beIbreoet Collie, % bog iloar bet fell / no9ls
SlfGloe. Nu fan bet bGnoe, at bet / bet
nGite inotrGfeuoe lille blGlper. Metzger's
Lightning Collie Cure Iaar aIoria fell. Zen
belbreoer aIila9s bloat Og ole 5orter Of
Golif en- pinofulb Mnpe, 9grsr % arompe'
anfalo. On SLATE al Metzgers Lightning
Collie Cure tcitsr blot en- Dollar, o. bet or
en I%rroeles beloigt at tnUc ben paa reoe
Sndno, nanr Der tuotrafitr ct nemt Collie
2tlfGloe. Col meo 3erc5 9rnga,It euer
2eres SanoeIsmnno pm bette. Rmeltguis
oil De tIeuoe til IilfRIbe, bUOr oeuue Weoi.
Gin meo SeIo bar p9ret bru1t, o., bar b
life bgrt tale ON Metzger's Lightning Collie
Cure, be otl mart bgre ON Den, tbt Webgcr
COS 5orrctniugsioIt piI 9igre gilt mu.igt
Tor at 8iere ben 9oot betIeuOt / Soma. GDri
npli8 er ri flpttet til oenHe Stat, % bal
Mteotciaer, Der oil pRre psttomne iol
Nle. 9ennegans bill ri blot giDre Gem
-betienbt meo Lightning Collie Cure.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
b., G. r. & N. Homeseekers
Excursions.

Zen She cs ben aoos gRai oil burlington,
eeoar Raptos n 9ortbern Sernbaueu fore.
taSe to tore Homeseekers Excursions ira
osus Stationer paa 2iuisn iguoenfor Soma
5nuS til ale Bnnitsr I bet norepefIias
Soma, gliuutiota % Soutb 9aIcta, peiisn.
for Soma Sans, bette oeioa bert inbbsfat
tel. 3tatee pil Der paa be uRpnte 3a9e aao
eIeuriions from fra nae Stdtioner paa
Ginien TIL Stniioner paa be andre qinisr |
bet uorooeItliss Soma. @iuusiOta, Rortb
% eoutb 7utota, Ganids, RebrdNu, bet
ipopeitIiee Wisiourt COLORADO, 8pomiua,
9ioutana, Utah, 9sp Iisrico, Ranitoba,
8ennesiee, RisfsiippL Glabama, 2ouifana,
artanias. 9notan Territory, G,IabOma %
9eraa.
Ter betales blot one fare Tor 9uren frem
% tiIbaae, oa 9idets ai9Iosr for 80 Gage.
eiterat be er inoijpbt, cs man bar 9iuabsIie
til at Hoppe oper.
5or pioere uuoerretuing benpenoer mon
Its munotlis eler IiriftIis til builieuiombeIft
al aompanietS agenter sIIsr til unoertea.
nsoe. 8. Mprtpu, @. 7. 81 P. A., geoar
&apios, Soma. 1858
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NeolGggelie.

f"0gtpgHlutptt Htp VtSotuBUSift'
tuSdfpmiteenS Slertal: llumann,
Ina Glen, 0ober9 % Sperorup fore
k,r Gov ON ~6o9oeembebernes SpbG'
Et s 5OSOernes Steb foreilaaaes
rsvrtts y StatteIpseoembeoer, bpor'
bnlag9es 0ppebsrielSiorretuiuser
tHt fNelie al Watrifulen, p i9rifilte
shimstercmbeoer. buortil benl9sses
kssrnss DUrise 6orretnin9er, ifalo
Ean rpGGper benz eIer benl9sser
u til andre Gieneltemanb. JO8oer'
h gsiatniug meo fommunale anlis'
Hsg turtialoer. Gretutionss, Irreit.
Observation-Disclosures, 5prelie al
asGsrs0iitre % WanbSppnaunelier
nIasSss til SorenTriperne, mebens
kHulis Of pifentlise @als | 2ano.
)trtsrus FAINT ~lloiteoelie al Sanoels'
aR til lanooiItrifterne benlasses til
bnlHanosne.
twiaaOiot 8p'osoeembeoer opbapes,
frlasses 6Urretniuserne bells til Sps
FnfriurHe, Stattefosber eaer 8plitis
titsp.
unNG etatteiO9oerue foreaaar Siat'
EptaUnin9 i 9uuObiItriiterne % Babe
erne pso 2enSmGnoeue, / 8jsb-
FaEre efter &On9ens nGrmere Seitein.
Gepeo iGritlIt beititteoe MGno.
elatteio8oerne ct aniuarlige for I'M.
y Stn itauenoe StatteUpfreuere.
I'll CptrRpuing al Statter aiboloes
EhttsnDber unoer 2ensmanbens ele,
(1antaSne Sptrapers 9eoelie, bermet
P@iaIoer Stattetbiu9ene.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
siterierue. 8aa bet iholio,

Sfsrierne. Iaa bet ipolise @eits
as Tan 3Oritefiltet III nniees for Of
Htst. Og bet er besperre oiIluttet
pa ct SaarIi8t uobptte, iaa Der piItnpf
mango iOm Ter 6remtiben impbe meb
FfgnriRg,
J goIOtn bar Der paret fiItet 9pbt
" I'll bet iioite, % @eiret bar p9ret
% laa Der | iorrtse use bragtes paa
FAaS bel A ltiaiOner. 8iltepartiet er
a9'r "a gillioner, % bet enbeliae
t1aIiat blIr bel ba ct Miboelsaar.
As't ltGrre 6tite tan mon nemlia lille
~ Ts8ntn9 paa berefter, oa 8iIfen
l'''Ss er uoGpot % Tiger mob Sapet
sm, garnflterae, Der bar ben tpIts
tsNis SernItab, bar siurt bet baarlist
IL SireIet bar paret for flu til al
Haa SGrn % fOr iulten til at mpbs
% SIHtfiternea 9uttemao.
's, lQnI M ,utereslerer meIt, er
sararlSIpiet, iom iprIt M ct ri9tig
s9nSi' Get bar en- Stunb npfiaa
aaa uSlGter Ior bette Siifs, men MI
nan ldaet 9uooen, % ba er Sitter.
]. 'e'ipaa' 8aarlisit bar Siitet be.
@O 3%a0neuauaus % 8erIepaaa,
mango Saaoe / forriee llse iu9en
TsE H. men til @jensielb bar Der
,s S.aa'ann0erlloroer, paa Stratnrnaen
Sa'obselp uoouer til % meb
...psaes, oRret fiitet iepnt spot, til.
H., 's net man pr. 9ineiat bar
sgn' 1000. s bet belle taaet fiItes
%all ! be Sitlise Der, buor Der er
aS' a'eO 9Oobe, men baabe ben GA
N n" IS. ira'ier %peitOper. % tpmmer bet
y, ~, ltnf, tan Der bog bli ct ubmar.
\ quyl'artsfite inar. 8eiret bar
'""s ElO oRret ubmarfet beroppe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
nj art.

Slbebraube. Stjolbgaaroen peo
Gbarlottenluno Station, tilbsrenbe 8ros
prieter Safobien, er iorleoen totalt neos
brenot. Seiatninsen bleu reooet; oer'
lmoo inbebrGuote oft Snbbp. Iarias
gen til Sloens Sptomit er ubetjenbt.
= 6Orleoen n%eobrenbte Sens Niel.
lens 8aare paa Satt!ns Narf peo
Soriens. On Del &reaturer inbebr9note.
Slben Opitub oeo, at @ierens 4aarise
Ssn bapbe leset meb 8pritifter | en-
Io8nport, bppr Der laa np8et Salm.
- 8r. 2aoefosebs @aarb | @osniilo
oeb Mars er tptalt uebbranot. 20
Seite Os 10 9th. Sornfuas inoebranote.
Snobpet brRnbte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Ganbialb. Sra 9s ltripes: Oct
aoniortium al 6orrstniussmanb fra
Stien, iom for fort 2io iioen tipbte be
TO betpoelise @anofalo Storbolt o9
Sau9elas / Speluen, bar | biSie Sage /
famine @lp inofipbt to fore 8auofalo
til, nemli8 Sasaios % Npiasios. aiss
beiummen er ubefienbt. Wan maa nteb
soo @rane baabe, at ber / en- nar
5remtio pil uopitts fig Ell betpoelis
@irtiombeb inben 8psben, naar oisie
pra9ti9e 8anofalb uonpttes paa en-
rationel Waaoe. Gor narparenbe er
Der life mango leoise @anbfalo, Der bar
Ell iaa befpem Seli9senbeo, iom repr9,
ienterer iaa flor &raft, ibet be tiin peb
Ell fab gbausiee paa 10 a IL 3ilomes
ter er itilt fra Noroiis. Sasmanb bar
uotalt, at raar Sanoet | be mango 8ass
finer, buorfra 8peloen bar fit 9iQgb,
bliuer npsenlunoe tiosmasiist resules
ret, pil openuapnte 8anbfalo tiliammen
repraIentere en- 8riOfraft al 8 a 1000
SeitefrRfter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

s~utelialg. Suteleier @fien, Scr'
ienS, bar iol9t Sernbanebotellet ! Sors
lens til aeietiener 9. Ston al Garbus
for en- &jpbeium af $4,000 Str. Sper'
tagelien fer til april 5lpttebas.
Sutel "Grinien" paa &isse 9Oru
ct Of S~uItitsraao @laiiers arcin9er
iolot til Observation-Disclosures S6miotb
for $4,000 Ser. @jaitsiuer 2uopiss
al ajsse pebbliuer at bore Soteaets
Sprpaster.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Spbsfalb. Sberitlsitnant 6. VI.
8alsas, 8irettpr for Seoeielitabet, er
ai9aaet peo 8sben, 65 aar 9l.
2arer % 8oroesn, 9bmb. g. 9,
Ybe / Nptipbing =. 90. er bob, "a Gal
9ammel.
= @rosierer 3. 9b. @olif, en- al
Snoebaperne at bet beflenote Iug, s,
8pIii 4 Co.'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENT / ajg.
benbapr, er ai9aaet peo 3eben.
8aitor emerit. Nt. q. @orm er
fprleoen bpo / Sbenie. San bar tiolis
sere 9reit / SrnoeriG paa 5pu.
- 8unitmaler s. Sr. Damn er of
saaet peo 9soea i Seliin9gr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
aiifaHsIfe Of etatssenton.ru.,

Stortbiussmanb Staar bar irsmIaot
6orllGs una afitaffslie af statspeniiO.
nerne.
Borilaget, Der ! bet uaIsntlias er til.
traaot al uamanr, aansslanb, Garreitab
% Storens, pil antaselis tomme unber
S%ebanolins paa inoeOareuoe Nurs
Soelsfbln9 og lpber Iaaleoes:
"Snsen fan berefter erbolbe Qlniets
teile ! Gmbebe, 8eftiains euer anoen
talt otteutlis Yoit, fereno ban enten Deb
Snoitro | en- 8eniunstasie eIer Qip.
renteforenins, peb 2ipsfurftrina sller
paa anoen Waabe bar Iitret fla fornp.
ben Gloerboms. eler SpaefOripraelie
lar1t i'm mulist efterleoen6e Suitru til.
rrettell9 Eeniion, eler ban oeb Nniat,
telle brinasr fine 9eniiunsfurbulo /
Droen. 8eitemmelien sjeloer uafaa
lor 5orflpttelie, 8eiororina oa apance.
merlf ira en- ofentlis Stiuins til en- on.
ben.
ge narmere GOrFrifter ansaaenbe
Sorlttrinsens 8etrpsselie, bens STIR,
relle TOR be forifjelige arter af 9iene.
ltemano m. b. Siues Of aOnsen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
rSIsplts Communicative polote / IL

m, io.r """tuhuHeWUre pal8fe III
tsS., Iut!sosn til Meolemmer af Sfos
MI, Neoetlur 8orStarl Ssren De.
lspsfS 9s Cornelius &pe, buis syunf.
sI,n' var nOlpben, geritseier 3 8
|ts s., 70 So9nmanb 9ars @ierulbien
DIV sgoIoso's IL os IL etemmer.
lse,a, s " ON Oprettelie al
rrsatOslOsanitalt for Gmtets 8per
luta sSsl's 9anooiitriiter, buorom
|Nlst,MI.'s beiierebe aummuusitprets
h s onI H., esIInttebe bette at ubtaie. at
|tsis. a'a'l''e @runbe funbe man itfe
rs,Ea 01sIale en- iaaban Gnitaits
ssl, y men Sa bet beaer lite piioe
|saG,utsI, moi Gealiteten an,aa Rom.
|asiross' oei beIblst, at Der aauss lib.
h d u IA sOmmunsrne &@nlebnina
onsG1nlen'raoe meo Gmtmanben til
''"'''n8 ON eusen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

lloueunelier. timber 12te Gpril ct
orbineret &atefet % 6brftelarer Gems
pia 90. q. Bppe beitiftet til Sosuepreii
for 9orrilb os geoilet Menisbsber
9larbus Stift.
= Cand. theol. q. .. Storm er
palat til ssmanbspreit i Nepcaitle %
| Sa%rtlepopl. Der bauoe melot FIG G
Guisaere, nemlis 2 SOsnepreiter % A
Sauoioater,
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

3obsfalb. g%Orserfaptein, ubrma'
ger Ole stmunbien paa 8reoritsbalo er
afgaaet pso 3soen 70 Gar sammel.
@pbseier 9ibrif gbr. 9lom paa
g~ratsbsrs, en- al GSnens itsrite elen'
bpmsbefbbere, er afeaaet peo Sgoen
eIter lanssre 7ibs SpselisbsS, omtrsnt
SO Nar aarnmel.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

TDgtet ON, at 9ronprinIen Itulbe
la9t, at bpis Der blep militere Sor.
eltllnser melem @Orse % Speriae, iaa
bleo bet blot en- 8romenabe til ariltis
ANA uoen nO9et Slass Nobfano, er
III ertl9ret at bore falIf. Gen ipenite
aolsltrlper, Der fprit offentli9eiurbe bet,
bar | Srep til ben norlte StatSminiIter
8ram % til en- ipen1f @pis ertleret, at
HD9tet iapner enbper @runo, % at ban,
elter at babe anitiqet nsiaatioe Otter
1orltntn9er ON bets 5ilblipelie, bella.
ger at babe uoiprebt bet.
De, iom fjcnoer &ronprinien, ital
alorl9 babe truet, at ban tulbe looe
faloe en- iaaban Ytring, ba ban ital
pare en- | lin Gale meset foriigti0
Wtano. 8ette bar pei p9ret @runoen
til, at Der life Tom nogen SnoIi0elie
MOB &p9tet, oa bette for pper ] Glar
lloen fDrlte Sang piientli9sjurOes. Der
9'ues S%elfploninger, iom man life be-
tDmrer fig ON, enten forbi oeres Snos
bOlo er ida rent umulist, eler iorbi ben,
lom letter benz no, fife aniees for pRro
ben SpmGrfiombeb, iOm lis0er / at
ta8e til @ienmRle. Saa bar pel 9il'
ieloet Der.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

YrinteO 8emitD uetop inotomne,
UGrO Is Gt8., iGlgcs I'LL for
10 Gent8.
Gbnaies 8, 4 o9 3 GtS.
@in9bam8 3 GtS.
@ingbam5 best staple 3 Gt8.
Calico, best satin finish 5 Gts.
%. Turkey red 5 Gt8.
DO. Indigo blue 5 Cts.
90. mgrt 6arue 30 Gt8.
SO inch Beige, a drive 40 cts.
A popular line of fancy Dress
Goods, all the latest shades
and styles, double fold at
12A, Is, 30, %, 35, 374, 40.
48 and so cts.-This lin car
not be beaten.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

5nbtlenm. 4oitmeIter | ara9ers
: y gaber feireoe fOrlsben 1T so dars
Sab'laum iom 9Oitieueitsmanb ug fin
%7o'aarise aGoielsoas. siben 1865
bar Sub'lanten peret 9oitmsitsr / ara,
aerg,
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
northumberland g. NielIeu

er iaauibt i 8eorins, at ban fan iiboe
pppe. Sans Selbreoelie ipnes bog at
futile bragg abitiais Longer uo, eno
man ira fprit al bapbe ment at tlnne
baabe, os bet tor pel bore tpipllumt,
bporpiot ban / S~esiionsns 9sb pil blipe
itGrf NOT til after at unberfaite fig be
meb GrelibeutltiQin9en forbunbne Ins
~itrenselier at ioritjelis Grt,