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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
DR. MAYO AT WEST LIBERTY.
He Closes His Series Of Lectures at the
Normal school

DR.. Mayo, whom Superintendent v.
A. Lewis so fortunately secured to make
a lecturing tour OF the State for the
purpose OF benefitlng It's educational In
terests, left yesterday for Fairmont. af-
ter having delivered series Of lectures
at West Liberty TO the students, teach
ers and others.
On Friday evening DR.. Mayo discuss
ed "The New Education" and held the
undivided attention OF his entire audi
ence. On Wednesday evening, large
and appreciative audience listened for
nearly two hours 10 HIS instructive and
interesting lecture on "Some Things
Expected Of the Teacher" After chapel
exercises Tuesday morning, he spoke at
length on How TO Govern School" +"
During his stay he also visited the lit
srary societies and class rooms OF the
Normal School.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
ANOTHER TRAIN TAKEN BY COXEYIIES
A Band OF Fifteen Men Take an Engine
and Four Coal Cars and Start on at Fifty
Miles an Hour.

n B8no OF Flttecn Mcn laGc an 1uSfH'
and Four Coal Cars and Start on at Fifty
Miles an Hour.
PUEBLO, Colo. May Sat $50 this
evening Rio Grande Railroad engine
was taking coal, the fireman being on
the engine, when IL was suddenly sur
rounded by fifteen of the men under
General Sanders, who came In Saturday
as Coxey band.
They took the engineer and ran the
locomotive down to the Missouri Pacific
yards, where there were six coal cars
that had been left there. The whole
band boarded the cars, and attashing
the Rio Grande engine, started for the
east at a lively gait.
Four miles out they met an engine
which was coming in for the purpose OF
taking out the regular passenger train.
The engineer reversed and is keeping
ahead OF the Industrials. The latter
stopped their train at Boone and took
coal and water.
The engines passed Nespesta going
fifty miles an hour. A train will start
from Pueblo at ten O'Clock with deputy
marshaIs and thirty officers TO overtake
the band.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
Washing gton Personals.

Spert1I Jeltorein 20 az kt0lsse-->
WASHINGTON, d. c., May s.-Mr.
Henry Harper and family Of Wheeling,
left here tonight for home, after q
short sojourn in Washington on their
way north from Old Point, where they
have been for the past two weeks.
Secretary of State, Will Chiffon, has
been in town. TO see his wife and baby,
who have been visiting in Washington
for some weeks. Ex- Secretary OF State,
Ohley, who is now banker in Charles
ton, and Charlie Wells, of Glover's Gap,
are among the late West Virginia yisi-
tors 10 the Capitol.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
PLtt.burg Man Arre,ted.

Some time ago Jesse Smith, q Pits-
burg saloon keeper, sold his saloon on
Third avenue to J. w. Juco and George
d. Gums for So, 500, receiving 5000 In
part payment. The purchasers without
paying the balance, sold the saloon TO
another party and shipped the whisky
on hand to Columbus.
Yesterday Smith came down to Wheel
ing, located Juco, and Officer Terrell
arrested him on the wharf IL was
afterward learned that Cams was also
here, and he was arrested at boarding
house on Market street, above Tenth,
by West and Gaus. The two men were
taken to Pittsburg last night by Officer
Terrell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
ANCIENT oRoEn BIBEnsIAsa
The National Convention In Session -
Omaha

OMAHA. NEB.. May s.-The National
CONVENTION OF the Ancient Order OF
Rioeroians convened here TO-DAY with
nearly 400 delegates In attendance.
After gathering a. headquarters tbs
delegates went 10 body 20 ST. Johns
Collegiate Church. where solemn high
mass was celebrated. and Bishop Sean
nell delivered a sermon.
At the conclusion o. the religious sf'
erc.ses the delegates returned 70 Mo-
rams Hall, where the convention prop.
er was opened with National Delegats
wHhers presiding. The coumiitees
were appointed and the convention took
a recess.
Ata caucus OF The PsnnsylvsDia dele
CATION II was decided 20 support the
candidacy Of National DeIsgats Wilhsrs
for reelection asd the prospects are ihit
be will be chosen unanimously ~ tbs
cslsf officer Of the Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
Escaped Prisop.r. csp.ared

Sb>ciai 7>L>1rGDg 10 ~ R<StH1.
PARKE.sBURG. w. VA, May e.
Charles Athey. one OF the prisoners whs
escaped from the Ritchie County JAN
sunday was captured here this alter
noon by Jsiler Muneey. Atbsy sppeas.
ed a. the fail sad wanted 70 see Que oi
the prisoners. He was recognized and
arrested. Officers have arrived here
from RI:chle county and be Will %
taken back in the morning.
John TwIman. Bob CLAYTON ana
Frank HlrchcoX. the balance OF tts
prisoners that escaped from the Harris-
VILE jail, were captured this afternoon
10 Ritchle county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
BURNED HIS PROPERTY.
Because He Prevented Negroes from
Lynching One of Their Race.

MEMPHIs, Tenn, May s.-ReDorts
from Hill House, Cohoama couaty,
Miss. are to the effect that serious race
trouble is imminent. A white planter
named Lom bard interfered aud pre-
vented a mob of negroes from Iynching
one OF their own color. Since then
his gin house and other be-
longings have been burned and at pres
ent both sides are armed and the blacks
are swearing vengeance. The place is
remote from railroads and telegraphs
and the blacks number about fifteen to
one white. Considerable apprehension
is felt for the outcome OF the trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
Vessel Probably Lost.

SAN Francisco. May S.-A cable
gram from Hakodate, Japan, confirms
as probable the reported loss OF the
schooner Matthew Turner. Il is be-
lleved all on board, tweuty-tbree in
number, were lost. The Turner was
new schooner on her first sealing ven-
ture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
ALL THREE ARB GUILTY
COxey, Browne and Jones all Guilty
of Carrying a Banner.
THE CAPITOL GRASS SUFFERED

From the Footsteps of Coxey and
Browne Only, While the Mas
sive Tread of @. Columbus Jones
Failed to Harm the Lawn-Four
Months in Jail and a Two Humid
red Dollar Fine is the Maximum
Penalty for Carl and COxey, a
Half of That for Chris-A New
Trial is Asked and the Defend
ants are Out on Bond.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
WHEELING w. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 9. 1884,

brass band, through the main streets
late this afternoon TO the Nellie mine'
and demanded that three miners, harry,
Claude and Verne James, quit work.
This they refused to do. and 1t iooKed
for a while desperate fight would oc'
cur, but the arrival of force OF police
prevented.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
KoehIer Brought Here.

George Koehler, the young man, who
skipped out while under bond aud was
subsequently arrested at Marietta, was
brought up to this city last night by
Marshal Dye, and is now confined In
the city lookup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
SpseidI telegram to the RsSistsr.

PARSONS, w. VA, May Sd. j. Joy,
Chief Organizer of the United Mine
Workers in this section. was tried here
to-day on a charge of threatening to
kill a deputy sheriff and blow up his
residence. G.. Wood Daley and A. j.
Valentine represented the prosecution,
and J. P. Scott and Finnell N Conley
the defense. The prisoner Was released
Notwithstanding the evidence was
strong against him.
Excitement at the mines Is at FEVER
heat and bloodshed is hourly expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
IN SOCIETY.
Some Past aud Prosp .ctiys Events In the
GAY World

Miss Mollie ConIey, the popular
postmistress at LIttletop, and Frank
Daugherty, . welI-knoun young man,
engineer OF the Mellon pipe lines, will
be married Tomorrow morning At the
brides home After wedding trip 70
Pennsylvania and Nsv York State. the
former home Of Mr.. Daugherty. the
young couple will reside 81 Littleton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
Steamship Arrivals

LIVERPOOL, May s.-Arrived. Numidisn.
from Portland and Halifax ana Moville.
GLASGOW. May s.-Arrived, Anchoria,
from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, May s-Arriyed. Catalo-
MIA from Boston.
BREMEN. May s.-Arrived, Gerf, from
Baltimore
NEW YORK, May s.-Arrived, E&te, from
Bremen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
Police PIckups.

James Haskins. colored boy, was
arrested asst night by Officer Buch, for
stealing a wagon owned by James T.
McCannon, on South Front street,
Island. He will be taken before JUS
Gillespy this morning for preliminary
hearing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
stoned W. & l.. E. Trains.

CINCINNATI, o., May s.-A CONNER
eiaL-Gdzette special from Massillon, o..
says: Wheeling and Lake Erie train
crews report to the dspatchers that
idle Polish and Hungarian miners at
Dillonvale stoned the trains because
the company hauls coal mined by nom
union miners in West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
TRIED To TAKE a TRAIN
But Section OF GaIvla,s Men Land in the
Lookup.

Lookup.
PITTsBURG, PA, May "a section
Of Galvin's Industrial army landed in the
Central Police Station at 2:15 this
morning. There were twenty-three OF
them. They were arrested for taking
possession Of a Baltimore and Ohio
freight train at Bissell. The men de-
serted Gaivin's army yesterday.
After the public meeting in McKees
port last night the men went up
the track as far as Bissell.
When the fast freight reached
Bsssll it was stopped and the Gal
whites piled on top Of box cars. Balti-
more and Ohio detectives who had been
expecting the move, were on hand, cap
tured the men aud brought them to
this city on a special train and locked
them uD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
Which OF THE BILLS
Asks Senator Hale, Will the People
Of the Country Approve?
AND SENATOR PALMER ANSWERS

That Any Of Them Would be We'll
coined as an Improvement
Upon the Mckinley Law-Hoar
Thinks the Conservative Demo
Gratis Have Violated the Consti-
tution-Spirited Debate in the
Senate, Followed by Another
Instalment Of Quay's Treatise
on the Tariff, to Which no Ono
Listens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
Charged with Forgery.
..,fnl 1.,.aran o a, ksss,:e-

Srfctdt Jtse9F10s 70 s1s' H7S'''1'-
PARKERsBUEG, May s.-A warrant
was sworn ont here this afternoon be-
fore Squire Jones, charging Ed. Gilil-
Ian, Jr., . prominent aud well-knoun
Young man OF influential family, with
forgery. The warrant alleges that Gil
tiIlan forged the name Of Samuel Stew
art TO note for SIS. 1t will cause q
big sensation here when the warrant IL
served as the parties are aIl well known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09

UA.rrxsrox. d G.. Nay r--For "ererr
pennsyIyssis. generally fair. warmer 10 nofsn-
err portions, ysfkbls wikds.
F6r Vest Virginia generally 'af' 'anAps
"lsa'' For Ohio. generally fair; sIlshsly ~asnes.
vin1s shifslsg sostA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
L.s. .lgh, there wss pleasant social

event at the home OF MISS mary Myers,
daughter Of John Myers, OF Upper Ben
wood. The occasion was a surprise on
the popular young lady, IL being her
twentieth birthday. About twenty
couples OF the young society folks OF
that locality were In attendance, and
they report having had most delight
ful time. The LaveExurst Band gave
the music. The most delicious Of re-
freshmeuts were served.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09

NEXT week al Burgettstown, Pa, the
Washington Presbytery Of the Presby-
terian Church will assemble. Three oil
the ministers and three OF the elders of
the church OF this city will attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09

CHICAGO. May s.-A receiver was asked
TO-DAY for the North ana South Building
and Loan Association, OF Chicago. OF
which Norman s. Wood Is president. The
petition alleges insolvency. Liabilities
tl4s 900. assets t76.o0o.
PAwxEg, Ill, May Sire to-day de-
stroyed IS houses, czssiDg 800, 700 loss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
'ZEIGLER MURDER CASE
Given to the Jury Yesterday, but Up
to Ten O'Clock Last Night
NO VERDICT HAD BEEN GIVEN.

Prominent Attorneys Make Flo
quent Arguments on Both Sides
OF the Case-Judge Daniel B.
Lucas Treats Judge Faulkner's
Court to a Burst of Eloquenoe.
Forrest w. Brown and Other
Lawyers Prominent in the
Eastern Panhandle Address
the Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
nor TROUBLE
Excitement Around the Davis Mines
at Fever Heat and
BLOODSHED IS EXPECTED SOON.

The Trial of a Labor Organizer for
Threatening to Kill a Deputy
Sheriff Results in His Acquittal
Though the Evidence was
Strong Against Him-The ELK
Garden Region Entirely Idle.
The Conference at Cleveland
Expected to End the Big Strike,
No Matter What Its Result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
swEErLAND's CONTINGENT
Not Allowed to Fly Their FIagS-Ths
Leader Arrested.

Leader Arrested.
New YOBK, May S.-Fifty-nine Of the
sixty CoxeyiteS, who form General
Sweetland's Connecticut division Of the
army, arrived az the Peoples party
headquarters tonight. Police Supt.
Byrnes compelled them TO abandon
the march ia y body from the Harlem
river to East Tenth street. To make
matters worse they had no commanding
officers, for General Sweetland was ar
rested by Captain Thompson, of the
fremont station, where be was con-
fined for the night The General"
insisted on his rights as
citizen and wanted TO fly the Ameri-
can flag, but he was made a prisoner
The Captain insisted on the flags being
furled and they were fured. He, how
ever, consented 70 allow the army to
walk in groups through the streets. In
this manner the men reached East
Tenth street. They reached the head
quarters Of the Peoples party az
O'clock and good meal was provided
for them.
The utmost Indignation was exhibited
by the mem 6erS OF the Peoples party
when the news was made known. A
meeting Of the State Committee was at
once held and resolutions expressing
great indignation were passed. The
Central League or Union passed similar
resolutions
The contingent will leave for Wash
iugton Thursday. Tomorrow 3 mass
meeting will be held at the headquarters
of the Peoples party and will be ad-
dressed by General SweetlaHd, after be
is released and By other prominent men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
EXCITING SCENES.

BRAZIL. IND, May s.-The scenes to-
day were the most exciting since the
commencement OF the big strike. About
200 miners marched in line, headed BY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09

GTHE EARLIER symptoms of dyspep-
sia, such as distress after eating, heart
burn, and occasional headaches, should
not be neglected. Take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla If you wish 20 be cured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09
Paradins at Elk Garden.

Special 7slecrGm 20 thr RsGtitS-.
Elk GARDEN, w. VA, May s.-There
Is not one miner in the entire Elk Gar
den region at work to-day. Strikers
paraded the town at o'clock this morn
ing. Everything orderly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-09

HOOPS Pulls cure all Liver Ills, Bill
iousness, Jaundics, Indigestion, Sick
Headache.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
Sanma
bprulDffeDe fiffere. Zen ODE Mort

6prulDffebe 6iifere. Den Doe Rorts
tGntrsoe eli Jiiterjoae meo MonO1fab
eao treble Reole peo 4oroiocn al Ga.
gen. Den betjeuote ears 9ruie %
Sertel SDrenieu, Is Nar al, orutneoe.
S0ren aruie % giels G6r. Seer blep
reoOeoe al SITTER Sens Wartin Seuien.
Oct par unoer 9nnoiRtninsen, at UNIT
ten itete.
Snrs &ruie bar 81 aar al. o. bar,
lom betlcnot, meo TOR SRoer betlGot
oen onluorsiutoe Stiains Tom 5srer
az Sta9ens &eoningsbaao iioen 1862.
Sarl babe for lit oite uopiite olimrenoe
JOrbolo peo Strnnoiugsulptter mootns
get Observation-Disclosures S3oerstegn
o9 foruoen 6ortienitmebatQen en- flor
Wanace andre llom9rtelier. San npo
tor 2ilio bldnot fine &oae9er peo
Geoningsbaaoen paa @runo al lit urof.
sellge WtUo % lin nltib rolige geres.
ming al 6arerne, ielu unoer be panlfe.
li9'te 5orbOlo. Som 8pr9er % Dtens
neIfe bill ben tauie, beifeone Niano blipe
iaonet Tom en- al Stasens melt oarbis
fuloe Manb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
6tcb ct Or. Smens Selte,
iaa bliper 9u fritz
enten 5u CT nug
eaer gamrnel.
glitberau, Wttuu., s. 5ebr. 1894.

glitberal, Mtinn., s. Gyebr. 1894.
2Greoe Or. u. Opeu.
5or ct ballot Qar iioeu tjDbte le9 ct elet
trilt Bette al Gem, iom ie9 meo 8lRoe mao
Iise 3at for. Scr jes ft Beltet bar ies be.
ltauoi9 laa ipas og oaarlig, leo al baaoe BET
enc % bet anoet Snoe, ipag for Brpitet, ono,
| &pasen, oaarlig Naue, Iioeu Seun. inger
RaolpIt og ilet iugsn N%rbeioslDit. NS
baanopRrt er Smeo % je9 Uso at Der e.
mango Smeoer og andre Soil, iOm lioer al
iamme Spgoom men leg itaI iortGle 3il
buao III ltal 9Jsre ior at bIiOe friIt, "aiet
et Or. Cmeus Bette, iaa bliusr Su irif, Ell
ten Su er uus cler sammel." Seq brugtr
tun Beltet A @anse, Oa fslte jeS beore, Ol
MI er les iaa frtit iom le9 nO9enituoe bal
pRret. 6ele nit 2egsue er iorupet. 3r
Cpeus Belte er iHseu Sumbu9, men ct III
tert os biaigt gtiooel imoO mango StaBs
Sp9Oomme. Seq baoOe ltOen 3ialo I'll Bsl
tet, meu iaa taIte ieg meo en- al 8eres aBen
ter, jom ogiaa islO par blsOeu helbreoet a
Beltet, og iaa tjSbte jeg ct, % Tom iast, ies
pil lite tage 500 Collars / 8snse for 3r
Smens Bette uu, for BeItst bar reooet mi
9iu. gu, mine 8sansr, iom liOer at Sn8
bonn ug Suagbeb, tisb ct Opens Bette, b
iaar III Get for Yeuseue; ia, 9u bliOe'
friit; naariOmbeIit 2u latter Beltet pad, iac
maa alt Gnot pi8e.
Sm uogeu tuiuler paa SanObeoen, iaa til
"TRIP mig os Ieg er oilig til at beiOGre al
Spsrssmaal (meo lnolast Jrtm9rfsl io'
bpao iss ~ltriusr fan jes ii9e babe paa ser'
og SamuittigbeO at u9re SaHobeo o9 MI
greO er frioilis siuet uben CpiOrorin8
Mootas min biertelisite Sat, Or. Gpen, 10.
bpao 9eres Belts bar uorettet ior mig o
COB Gremaaug snites / 3sres 5orretning.
gReo meseu @gtelie
Ole 9. WUe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Grploiion | Belle. @u 9nmmel
Wtano msote forleoen paa 8~oltbuiet,
- ban 'fuloe bape en- 8afte a~oresieret
og %erpeoeret. WeoenS peotpmmenoe
BoItiunttionar par ipsieliat meo 8ats
fen, CAB bet ct irpgtelist Habaloer.
Raften oplgites og IOitiunttiOnGreu
bar peo at bs al StrHf. Sort eiter
Grplolipnen inoianot 8olitiet fig.
@GploIiOnen braste naturll9ui5 @es
mptterne / 8ep9selie; De let opitremte
6antaiier talte enoOsiaa ON "slnurs
flsme". "3ilfGloet" ital bog life pGre
me9et lemt. Oct bar NOT "~rusiilfe
Bomber, Der bar i Yatfen. De rus,
life Bomber 9ipr ingen ulptter oper en-
farlis Spettattel, bporior De meo Selb
benpttes ~ouerfur Sn~bbruostpOe ua andre
fOroe9ti9e "GrOies iiUuiiter". Maalte
fan bog Nfienoeren life iltppe for en-
SDoe, ou ban mlittert Ituloe baue Op9ipet,
bUno Der bar / 8atten.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
hpncrs 0ptel brGnbt.

giten ben lite Marts uobrpo Srano /
Imsrs &utel i Sfien. SranopGienet
ntsoe no efter Sisnal fra Ipparatet
5OreObpen, li9eiom Siitatlonerne /
suitlrn % paa Sr9tteiorbet alarmeres
as. ga 9rauopaienet fom til 8ranos
tbst, fob Spsniusen oft / lps Sue,
~spOyiOr Der saues Srore til uorpfuins
ato 3ampiprsiten, % be surise Siiitas
ipner nlarmerebes.
6oteQcts SUpeobpsninss 2ben Gtase
g IaguRrt er omtrent ueobrGnote me.
Ntra SiaOcn paa lite @tase inoitr9nfer
fig til ben al Slutningspanoet f%oranrs
a8rSe. llobulene ct psIaa meset meos
tngnt al Slo % 8anb.
SD0ninserne er ioriitreoe / 9anbetS
aHjnoeli9e Sranofasie for &r. 6S,46O,
ssrret i prluate Isiuranceiellfaber for
d. 5000 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
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hi. e. 3. .. iii Sorenitriuer / 3bune
serlnitriueri.
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martens GmtS 5prtmeiteroiitrit @t
ssi. SerbOm uaaoigit entleoiset fra lin
2tling / BET Siientlises 5ieneite meo
N aarlt8 @eniion af Statstasien, itOr
2t0O &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
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n aomle a~irteIungsr glils

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f, @ !, % 5or ! tiisrast fine fiolte aeUeaar
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FII", 6on par itabig betroet ltn
Ss!', riotiole OmbuO; iaaleoes par
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p pq,o,rli6eliestommisiar % | 3 Var
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'irsa / Sal8tOaesiet.
aOrbenu. 9iitriltslase 81. Se''
=, ;Eotriuno er afsanet peo 9poen
NY ITroere Gibs Spseli8beo, rs War
I%anreI.
eoonepret i SOloen os 8ropit |
.,,,S 5slenartens 8rouiti @mil GQei-
!. ~ opp. San par fsot 1884, blep
',rSiCot 1856 % 8reit i GOLDEN 1878.
goloovIpnsmano q. q. Sgpaas
\ 5rOnobiem 9oloiteo or afsaaet oeo
,s,,n San par ieot 1929 % anIattes
lin 8uit 1871.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

<orenItriuere % eensmanb bar
ia 1897 til 1892 life erbolot no9en
tlsi9oot8jorelie paa De &eiier, Iom De
sl' lorela9et Tor at aibploe Nuttioner,
WI oeotommeaoe 9epartement life ars
~ oeIl be~retti8eoe til at trGpe laaban.
~ Qpl'lteretsoom bar III unberfienot
T.at SePartementsiOrtoltnin9 os er.
n]tsI Sorenitrioere % 9ensmeno be-
gaI'gt0s III 2iGt9pbt9jDrelIe. Oct belle
~spo' lOrn Uil ttltomme Dem beripr i
etUnIs &losrum, oreier fig ON $50 1000
SUIT % He9lerlnsen iremiatter III
S.'lta8 lOr S~tOrtbinget ON gemsns
r IS1sIs III eIter inosjpne 8esniuaer at
''O''aIs Der ~Ombanblebe 8elgb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
F. j. D. GREMM M,
no West
Walimg! Ytaling! Walina!

Nn er oct paattoe at male baaoe bet Gne
% bet anoet, % bet er os en- 5ornsielie at
uuoerrette YIbIitum ON, at Ri err gne, Naen.
ter for 3epoe's iaa beiienote blanosoe Sra.
%Ieiaroer. 9enne NtaIin9 er ben beolt bian'
beoe / Sanoelen. 3epoe's mixed paint bill
belle mere Suerilaoe. er mere paria og be.
boloer aolsren beore END nosen anoen Slags
WaIinG Der ieIge5. vi 9arantsrer, at ben
pl giue Satlsiattioa / enbuer Senieenoe.
8i bar ustop iaaet en- 5%oripniu9 Oerai oi.
rette fra Jabriten; bper Gallon er MP oa
friif, netop iom Oct ltal p9re. vi er SeaO.
quarters tor tinted leads, blauoet gRaliua
ior llobuie. rene GIIer, 3erpentin, 5ernjs,
stains, NRalertoite, Oa alt auoet iom trGns
ses ben Hetniug.
puff paa. at bort Splaa er fompIet, at
bore Briier er be IaoeIte, % bore 8arer be
beoite. Srunt & Yarman, 3rugeiit5,
25.20tf. &uoplpbs BIoi.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
SOrifcFiferierne lanos 9pIten fra

SOrIfcHiferierne lanss aDIten fra
sioOau9cr til 3romsg bapoe ifior pua
S'nne 2,o bra9t ct llobptte al Umtrins
70 MiltOner. Saar 9aar llobpttet
rsgpe Op til mere END bet Salue, iaa
@rBterne er 10 iRroele5 misliae.
S.'i1ot er Wtnrts Wtnnneb ben Sio al
aaret, boor llobpttet ialber riseit, %
'aar ol blot 0Oot Seir, fan 10 enonu mes
get rette5. Wen for be mauge 5iitere,
VET M I u8e,' ia Maaneosois bar fig.
gel tanas aDiten % paa @runb al flor.
nsaoe Setr bar fact tibet eller intet
N209tte, er 9iIitanoen mleset fummers
aIo, % mango fiber NDo.
Get IlobDtte. iOm ~iGbpanli9c aar
SE''8er oreler fig omtring 500 Mil.
bCner.