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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-21

j. Blanchard has added the building
he recently purchased, to his residence
and is repairing and improving it to son
extent which will make him quite , neat
and comfortable home when completed.
Mr.. Hart, Of Rothwell, was ;ransact>
ing business in town yesterday and drop
ped into our office and paid for the
HERALD six months in advance He
reports several cases of the grippe in his
family.
6E = SO and $50 Genuine Confederate
RO Bills only five cents each; Sl0O and
1850 bills ten cents each % and
so cent shin .plaslers ten cents each. 81 and
50 bills 25 cents, Sent securely sealed on
receipt Of price. Address, CHAS: B BAR
KER West Atlanta, Ga It
Our fair Italian climate is still on
vacation and has been for several weeks.
Although we have had but little snow,
the oldest residents say that we have
had more continuous cold weather than
at any time since the settlement Of the
: county. The streams have bee, frozen
over for over two weeks. - II Uardcsty
Herald
We are glad to note the return Of our
fair Italian climate, and today is all that
could be wished for in the way of warns
! tn and sunshine.
We are in receipt Of tue elegant seed
catalogue of the old reliable Kansas Seed
Hous. tf f. Barteldes & Co. Lawrence
Kan This firm carries seeds of every
description and makes specially of such
seeds that are most adapted for dry aud
arid countries, such as Alfalfa, Sacaline
Flat Pea, Giant Spurry, Hungarian
B-omegrass, Kafir and Jerusalem Corn
Their catalogue is mailed free, send fcl
one at once,
Report Of Cottonwood school for th,
term beginning Oct. 6, 1894, and eudiu:
Feb. 6, 1895:
No. Of days taught a
pupils enrolled >:
! Attendance in days-malcs 81
females IGl
Average II
Average deportment 81
Names Of those present every day =
Elua Hibbs, Rosa Brock Leroy Mott
Mrs BLANCHARD,
Teacher
The masquerade ball gwen at Linley
hall last Thursday evening was fairi
well attended considering the unpleasau
weather. Aiany of the characters ap'
costumes being very original aud unique
helped to make tbe scene an iuteres,in;
eud lively oue. IL was imp, s,ihie t
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-21
The Human Electrical Forces I!
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

The electrical sorce OF the human body, az
she nerve fluid may be termed, Is an espe-
cially attractive department OF science, as ii
eXerts so marked an Influence on the health
of the organs Of the body. Nerve force l.
produced by the brain aud conveyed by
means Of the nerves to the various organs OF
Lhn lnIInr NAlIh La
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-21
Dear Sir:
Yours Respectfully
John II. llavighorst
Clerk Dist. Count

Send fer catalogue of Amer ,an Fur
ni,nre Agency, GaIcua, kas 1t may
be had for the asking, and all purchases
of household furniture will save You the
retailers profit Of 25 to 80 per cent.
We guarantee manufacturer prices to
everybody.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-21

Physicians generally fail to recognize
the iinportance OF this fact. hnt treat ths
organ itself Instead of The cause vi the troCbis
The noted specialist, franklin Miles, N. y,
LII. b., mas 2iven the greater part OF MS lie
to the study OF this subject ana the pfinclpn
discoveries concerning II are due 70 hi efforts.
Dr. Miles Restorative Neryine, The unri-
principle that an nervous ana many o,her
difflculties originate from Disorders OF ina
uerve ceuters. It's wonderful success incufins
tacse disorders Is testified 10 by tnOuSands IN
every part of the land.
Restorative Neryine cures eleepiessne'a, a,
nervous prOstration, dizziness hysicr.a, hes-
ual debility, 81, Nitus dance, epilepsy, etc. IL
l. free from Oplatos or dangerous drugs, lb
Is sold on a ~ sltive Guarantee by all drug,
gists or sent direct ny the iir. Miles heHH'ai
bCttle, six bottles fOr ., express prepaid
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-21
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Presbyterian: Preaching every Sabbath,
at a m. and 1880 p. m. Sabbath Scheol
at 10 a m, Y. f. 5. G, f.. religious meeting
at 6:30 p. m, prayer meeting each Thursday
evening st 7;20.
All axe cordially INVITED to any and all of
tLsse services. p. d. MUNsALL, Pastor.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-21
GEoRGE & AADAhS0A.

ditouu bran t~.--r----f .cf i''.
&c. CONNIE, "i %. cit e id o. MP ata}.
A----, left 'id Esr uHr r. cp ~
mi crhol ciu lcf. der hsc. ryH.
Ranch At Re lluts
ro.i OG.oe, Fewer. OklOh nu~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-21

ttto bOdIF AAAA' ~ ItlfAN 80
vitality necessary 20 in
sure their health. Iaa
pneumCgasuriC nerve ~
shOwE here, may be rIid
20 bU the most impur ant
OF the entire nerve sYs-
ten, dJ 10 supplies the
heart lungss stomach,
bowels. etc, with the
nerve force necessary 20
keep them active ana
healthy. As viii 30 seen
by the cut the long nerve
descending from tn g
base of the brain and
terminating in the bow
els Is the pneumOgastrlc,
while the numerous liz
tie branches supply the
heart, lungs aud stOm-
ach with necessary VI
tality. When the brain
becomes in any way dis
ordered by lrritabLiiy
or exhaust on, the nerve
force which 10 supplies
H. leSsencd, and The or
gmns receiving the di-
minished supply are CON
speIenttV Wpa I(augg.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-21
Beaver Hotel Arrivals.

G Keliber, j. Dckerson, Garland;
G. l.. Dunlap &. G. Rupert, Jno Brown,
Libei al Kos; Frank Sughruc, Ashland,
Xas.; s. Y. IIowley, Wichita, kas.;
II. L. G Putnam, Grand Valley; Clay
Bender, Alpine Frank George, Wichita,
Kas; Pete Smith, Milford Kas; Mr.
HedricE, HardeSiy; Messrs. Mitchell and
Barnett, Grand Valley; Nj. Miller,
City, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Bryson, Roth
well; II. G. Drum. logan; Mr. Hart,
Rothwell; Nellie Senchcnic, City; Alex
Morrison, A. j. Crothers, Tyrone.
Just on going to press, We were hand.
cd tbe following letter, uy Dist. Clerk
S. B. Weir, changing the date Of thc
spIing term of Court:
s. b. Weir, DEPUTY Dist. Clerk,
Beaver, Ok Ter.
Dear Sir:
The Supreme Court by order
made this morning, changed the date Of the
next term of Cour in Beaver County, TO be-
gin May 2lst. 1895, instead Of the second
Wednesday in March. The Clerk of the
Supreme Court viii forward cory Of the or
der.
Yours Respectfully
John II. llarighorst
Clerk Dist Count
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-21

FRED TAINTOR = kngie'rood K@s
q any place on animal, principally Oh len
hip and side Var Harks--Crop Tie Icn and
liielebob the RIGHT
Addition brands not ptur
]. down lrt shoulder and tide, "a ious
marks.
Gia.h-knife either OF both sides various
marKS.
N--lcft side fJil stecrsl
Far mark grub the loft.
HorS. brand, q > ga left hip; or IF ccn-
ncctcd on left shoulder.
PQet0fiice, Er glewoOd, Kansas
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-21
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC.
Oklahoma Post No. 4.

Oklahoma Post No. 4.
~
S$$T Meets at the Opera Hall on s,o-
liNl oud and fourth saturday of each
NIT month, at 2 Q clock p. M.
MSIES All visiting comrads are cordia.
u Iy invited TO attend
J, r. QFINy. j. V. THOMPSON.
Adj't. p C..
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-21
Woncn's Relief Corps.

Meets the first and third Saturday of each
month at . D. ri. at the school house.
Mrs. A. NJ. FENNER, Pres't
Mrs. II. +. BLANCHARD, Sec.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-21

Catered at postolhce at Beaver as second.
class mail matter. Temporarily.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28

The Office boy was freckled-faced'
ill.fed looking little chap, but he was
sharp. The day after Thanksgiving
his employer was provoked at some
thing and went for the boy ferOc'
iously.
"ssy." sail the boy, stopping him.
"did You have turkey yistiday fer
dinner"
The angry man was astOniShed into
an answer.
yes he replied. "What's that
cot to do with you?"
"Nothin'," and the boy looked bun
gry. 'Did you have cranberry sauce,
and oysters, and sweet persasOsS' ano
things like that?"
yes"
"Aud mince pieT"
Eyes"
.Real, old-fashioned, nice, shios
ones?u ana the boys mouth wAtered.
eyes"
The boys face hardened.
..Wer. you don't talk like it TO-
day. he said. and there was ;! some. ~ !.
ching in the way he said II tnat
hronol,t an apology from the employer
and enough money to give the boy a
Thanksgiving dinner none tue iSS'
walcome for being day late.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28

would beat, and with my heart in m,
mouth ] sat staring at the sparks thai
flew from their swords and waiting 70,
the end.
At last, after an eternity OF time, a
time made up Of appalling silences
aud mad. blind loomings together
and again that hideous sroping-thers
was a cry, fall, and when the fright.
encd butler made light again there
was the squire, pinned by jacks
sword through en- ear to the floor, and
there outside TIE window were Jack
aud Marcy clinging to each other on
the same horse and ready to dash of
into the night.
Well, my dears, said little Miss
Pepper mildly in conclusion OF her
spirited recital, OF course they got
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28
A SpIpnIId In,ti aliOn.

OF all the votiys holidays in the
Yankee calendar Thanksgiving Day
doubtless holds tho first place in the
mind and heart Of every true Ameri-
can. The dag Itself may be stormy,
cold or bright; but atmospheric con-
ditions have little inausnce on the
spirit Of any person who is disposed to
solemnly pause, for even brief mo-
ment, to think OF the wonlrous bless.
ing vouchsafsd by smiling and over
ruling Providence.
The palate may be tickled by many
good things on the table; the conyen.
tional iests and the old time anec-
dotes have gala significance, because,
even though you have experienced it
all before, this occasion has apeculiar
charm and repose of its own each
year.
At all events, Thanksgiving is a
splendid institution, il for no other
reason than that it gives most persons
a,chance to eat until be or she abso-
lutely refuses to eat anything more
Truth.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28

Mr.. D'Board-'T am thankful that
most people ore better of than I am
to-day"
Mr.. Rushington-"Well, / am
thankful that am not living without
hopsi"
Miss Gush-''And 7, that ] usually
eat my Thanksgiving dinner at the
DeStyIes."
.Greathead-- and I em thank
ful that this Thanksgiving finds me IN
She best boarding house in this conn
try"
Landlady-''Fass your plate Mr.
Greathead, and allow me to help you
10 another piece Of turkey. y."-Puck.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28

a'a-ihat old Ton had him in
hi" n and could ruin him, and
- 'a' 'ouldn't marry him, be
s'is'to take bis revenge.
Z. 'eil SICK aud seemed likely
N, AID ny poor cousin was in a
NJ lu'ndary. She loved jack,
.s.a i''ed her father, tco. And
= vas worry that was killing
I. "''l0le night, when we we're
'g'''lng my uncle to breathe
NJ, ~ @a'gy lell on her knees aud
/, 'ae q marry tho squire. and
IN, uesan 10 get better with
HulcAleSe.
NJ ''0'a Jack one letter, one curt,
s ,.''.'' mat she sat two days over ;
/. ~ As fore in half aud sent back
+, ~ aad then left the county on
N. -aanEsgiyiug night, a festi.
]. n. = laVor in ths South in those
We were going TO the Mau-
y % family diauer. Tas
'4s only three days OF nov.
.e.4 4alEe had taken a fancy e
.''a a'aoF Of his coming happi.
N, !. Y Iellsd up 70 shs open
mere hs vas muznlasesl M
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28
rhanksdOIng ths Best ThanEsgIrIng.

The act Of interrupting our various
kinds Of work, all over the country on
the same day, day named by our
President, whether it be to take part
in devotional exercises, in family re-
unions about an extra-bounteous
board, or to indulge in any sports or
eptertainments-this act Of the people
Is in itself, broadly, full of signin p
canee II is, consciously or uncon-
sciously, thanksgiving. It is well.
Individually, however, as we from
dsy to day face the opportunities or
the trials Of our lives, is not our best
and truest and most real tribute to
God. the soul OF the universe, to be
found in the things we faithfully do9
And II you would like to especially OBJ
serve the spirit OF the Nations ap-
rointed day Of thanks, perhaps you
can end right at your door a duty TO
nerform on that day. Thanksgiving is
tho ! hest thanksgiving. And 1t helps
toward finer appreciation OF the
oirs a. the great, powerful Nation
: 1onr own country the gift OF liberty
Pathfinder.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28

married and lived happy ever after.
And equally OF course, The squire
melted ia time and forgave them aud
tore up the notes he held against my
uucle. And TO this very day, if any
Of YOU should go to Buck Forest, any
body there would tell you how Jack
Briee won his bride on Thanksgiving
n{0bt.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28

strawber-'sThis is the drst Than Ks
giving in my life that I have had to
dine alone"
singerIy--"WhAt's ths ironnioF
couldn't you ssl anyone 10 ash seu
ss airneff"@fdfa
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28
rnlla Johnny on ThanksgIvIag.

Thanksgiving was brought over from
r-land nv the Puritan Fathers I'D
me year 1920. 1t has staid here ever
.inca On Thanksgiving everybody
Goes to church in the morning 20 y % !
soS sova everything out Of the way before
Inner. Then you come home and
49, 49,. I. around q little while and get a~'
.,IS salIS hungry smelling the turkey Al
49, dinner Thanksgiving u over
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28

IsAw the twilight shadows fan
Upon his plumase gray.
All rolled into luscious bali
TO gild Thanksgiving Day.
Said be; II know the little plan
They have in store for me,
And just as soon as e'er can
Ill up and ~ aud fee.
Ine'er was Matched TO grace aud glld
A platter huge and gay.
And all the pleasant dreams they baiid
Like mist shall fade away.
I'll take unto ths russet wood,
And on the beech or birch
In prime and antique gobblerhood
Ill warolo on the perch.
Aud when he had this happy thought
His musing he forsook,
And to the brlm with pleasure fraughs
Unto his drumstlcks took.
De ran as gobbler never ran
Before adown the wind
The farmers daughter. Mary Ann,
Pursued him far behind.
Now Mary Anu 50 dear to ne
Was graceful aud petite,
The brightest rose on any tree.
A vision pink aud sweet.
followed her and with dispatch
At most rapid clip,
II possible to help her catch
His naughty gobbleshlp.
He ran from us both left and right
As nimbly as a cat
He couldn't plume his wings for fight,
Because he was too fat.
Etched sharp against the twilight dull
He seemed 70 have the FREQ
And circling swiftness Of the gull
Tint skins the summer sea.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28

Fence cornere3, all the fun began
grabbed With wild ALARMS
Ani caught the bird and Mary Ana
Within my longing arms.
In vain did no sweet freedom seek.
While I read all claie
In ths deep BLUSH on Mary's chask
At last my happy fate.
The bird soon swung Ia vague nntcst
The kitchsn door ab0vs,
A red rose blowing ON his breast
The rips red rose Of love.
carved Us carved Sir Galahai
That fowl in spirit gay
That made a love feast more than gla1
On that Thanksgiving Day.
n. X. Munkittrick.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28

mcau you suffer I'm silsnss'" ''xs'
u sr,rybsay Rusvs a. "--Fnsh'
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28

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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-11-28

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Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
Snoiam ingcn al Siocn=
bOrtcr.

Sra bet ipoli9e SiGaano itripes ben
20ce Yiai: S ontrent ell Balp Sues
9n9c bar SnOiamlinseu al Sloenbors
rer MI iunbet Steb / ale be berparenbe
&ommnner, Der bar uGret biemlegte al
SuGrmene. Oct ipnes bog, lum ON
oisIe Ifnoeli9e 9pr III siennemsaaenoe
pptrGoer | riigerc Iutal emo / tibli.
9ere 5lDueaar, iaa at Der er 8ruub til
at trp, at De tioli9ere iOreta0rs 3nb.
hamburger - n%aUnli9 / 1888. "a 1891
- bar baot en- ret betDOeli9 Sirfuino.
8 De IioIte Sage bar SOmmunerne
maattet iorDpic Setnliusen for Subs
IanllinSet, for at Irbeioet peoblipeuoe
ituloe tnnlie lpnle ia for benz, ION oap
l8 al pcrmeo. Setalingen bar uariez
ret life lan liot, men bar i Spriiniusen
lom Ge8el pGret l0-12 Ore pr. 8uno,
meoens ben rel III De ilcite Steoer er
omtrent 20 Ore pr. Yuuo.
6or manage Smaaiolf bar SuoIams
lln9cn al SloenbOrrer p9rct eli fier.
tummeu S~silisbeo til COB S~urtieneItc;
men De, 'om oil babe ct COB Nobptte
al Irbcioet, Far ba Osiaa maattct bore
tloii9 p~aaIeroe. Samlerne maa bellt
rptte no mclcm ST. 3 % 4 ON Wiurs
sencn, os Grbeioet i~ortiattes ba til
ben'moo Dtiooas, ba 9pren. b~e0pnoer
at BLUE iaa lipllsc. at DC, inocu bet
tan lpites at laa iat paa benz, Ilvp,r
up ira DC Snlte o. Greer, bpori be
bar lat li9. S 5urc Sosn iunoc en-
Trbciosmnno i DC icrite Sage peo lin
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
Yomtopptoams Torflariuo

Nefpp CT uotomnet | anoen % iuybeSra
uosape "notog % SnOoeliug al Dr.. Grd
Eontopptoans 5prilarins i 100 Qetir. ps
earl Tauslano Carer. So9eu er %ajerren
leet o9 rettct al Nroi. NJ. 8. Spdmaun.
SOM &lar9ipyelie al Spaen Suobulb NJ
&lan bibipttes iploenOe al peus IurorO:
8oaen sr inooelt i Den Nsuii0t at hnr2
opndo Gnbeo | SeIletrsniugeu / Sen0aosl
itolen laaoel ION I Sp%croaeeitolen. IA
SgnoagsIfolebeitprer oil peo ben eusr II
li9nenoe Hlan fuulie baue Sperii0 pper, bvoj
Der 9Iennc maaaes, enoo9 / Ell SOnpaQs.ol{
rco mar9e 6orflarin9sfIasier, "a 90rer2
oil bapc Sbema for 6prbereocliesmpSerj
100 Setier Tan | en- pelprbuct SeuoaQs!ula
bore 9iennemgaaet pad 2 Nar.
Suer bucr Yetlc itaar ct y belorS, 0e1
RUNNER 2etieus Snobolo % Soucotuntl
lpilfet ton tiene ium Ell golden text id
enop9 De Born, iom fun lGier / ASG; iUS
oisie inoppes ba bette 40 ben ioreratur(
Sci.
Sper boer 2eiie itaar Soueptanicn notrN'l
/ Ell tort SGtnius eller meo ct eler to Sro|
bette iom Stpttepunft for 9Grcr o. G,suerj
Iac Soar er ltrepne / iuloe SGtntuJstl
bette iii Spuaaelie al ct forfeit SprUabrus,
9Quc Sibeloro er an9iuet eiter upci.s Sj
belpperiRttelie.
Sper 2etie enoer meo ct Salmeoers. buJII
fet ceian RUNNER 9efieus SOueoinSbOih
SalmepsriencS MelpOier er ungIOe;, Nvli
let sipsr Sentpenlns til, at ScEiene bF'
ipn9es.
Eunttpiie Spar er ianlet til ct, % raa.
Senipn BERTH ta9eS iamt til bullet Sar'
Salmeperiene inotaser % meo boiIte 2p9t'
Getierues ipriie Sibeloro er trpttr, iaa rl
bet ioritaaes, at Bogcn er miuore % w
itprre emo be III brn9eli9e 6ortdrlHasr
I%ontoppioans Sortlarin9 er ocsuoen vel
Suobelin9eu i%ammentrpn9t, bolltet h1
t!argjpres peo ben SpIps1ina. at StnpaH3e'
uogapcu co 8riitianiaioScucn lnOebOIOt
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Oens nRrpGrenpe Inn inoebolOcr iGG.
Sil Bp9en er iupttet ct Nabang. bViIt'
lfal tiene til SclDsning al SetierTeS so
bolo lum ogiaa for SammeuInptHina II
Sibelbiitorie, iom er Grunoln9ct IOr a Oil
Den yieliglonsnnoeruisnlng.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
GmbeosjGgers Wani.

2ubpis ben 14oe / Sranfrig pleiebe
at s~ienpprette fine fungelise 6inanier
peo Sals al pIicntli9e Gmbeoer. Men
engans betrpebe Wonarfen fin Mtinilter,
at ban trpeoe, ban liable lotpnit beIne
&iloe.
"alernaabisite Serre % 9onse".
lpb Suaret, "Oet ct brg Ell belois Ias
~uronins al SOripnet, at naar S bar ct
Gmbepe at iGlse, itaar altio ell Goabe
iarbig iii at fiCbe Bet"
Ser i 9auoet ieiser ri life oe oifeuts
lige Gmbeber for &ontant - bemGrter
ct amcrifanit Slao; - men Vi tiQnocr,
at De uoocles iom Selonninger for
pe~rionlise pOlitiitc Gieneiter, pg Giter.
'porgIlen eiter DisIc Selsnning'r er life
miiOre iuri9 eno paa 9uopis ben 14oes
3io.
Scr. Grff, ben npe Splfrloer / 0ctu
~
0orf mootus life minbre eno 2,400 slu.
ipgninger for ct Suiin milore aOntOr'
bsticnt.G mbeoer us andre iuraa Still.
finger urSer bans Suerppipn.
MtaDor Gtrons / famine SD MATTE
finoc fig i bper eneIte Gag / uuer II
Tiger ps / fire elmer bcer Dag at lpttc
til GmbebsjGsercs Sgnifriiter. 90 81
fire Elmer piloc pnre blepet Otte, buis
bun bapbe laoet Spens Ipbenoe 6urrct'
nin9cr Iioc ior OereS 2fplb.
Men irUps BEN W9u9oc applitnnte,
ban Dapoc at uGlse mellem al oenn;
elaas, iauot bog Mapur Struus Del
meset panitelist at upertale be Mruo.
ban tran9te ps aniaa paslenoe iii q
funne iploc De leoiae Gmbeoer - nem-
fig upartiifc. opstisc % iampitti9beoss
fuloe Solfets Sienere =, iii at ousr,
tase DC iurItielise Stiain9er.
Stetop bsri lisser @runoeu til iac
mango pIientlise Gmbeoers brpitiGl'
oise Stprelie. Oct er life De tualifice'
reoe Saa, men De infpmpeteEte Mauge
lom pniter at leue paa 2e9leriusenG
Setoltuins.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
StiHinsen | Norge.
gsInhenrs llptaIeIitr.

sra ariItiania itriues til "8arosn",
at Der life er rogen 1ante ON, at Ten'
fire IfuIoe tor1me III at iprensc Jg paa
Scrbanolinesiporgsmnnlet. "3bi DC
GtnltrewGub / Stortbiuset, Der Gor
tolt Us orbeioet ior 6Orbanoling, bar
belle 3ioen fun gjprt bet pda 8runoia9
al, at Spire pil auerii:noe 6lertalsItps
ret % Iorges SuucrGnitet meo Seu'
inn til lit uoenrissItDre; iul8tcr bette
@runotua, ioloer bsres Silbuc Oil
5orbouOling Bort. &c itoor life pod
Gorsaicitauopuuttet. buoreitcr Der jo
ties itljc mcO 5iertnl; ityret % leusrs5
nO9lc Sraier ON Seloit9noisbeo o9
9i9ebcrctti9clic, Der ienere fan i%ortol'
tes nlt eiteriom man beba9er. 9e al
@cuItre, Der paa bet nGpnte Grunola9
bar tnlt for 5~orbanolins, pil bis ielig,
naar BET tommer til piientlig 9eba!,
bare fig bette fit Stanbpuntt ialot no
beIicnot, o9 DC pil a%aerminoI / an9rc
pau, at be bar pRret meo paa ct erlist
6orisg paa at Jamie bet iplitteoe
Rprge, men be er, naar De fer 6orie8et
itrauOet, iulot uo beltemte paa at saa
meo / Den pioere Samp. Oct er belle
Gcuitre enist / ium Ell Wano, at botlte
ufpisenoe Meninoer Der fan sjsre fig
Qinloeroe pm Srcm9au9smanoen pg
8uftifeu, iprGn9es ifal life SenItrc;
Den SrDo itnl life bore Ntooltanoerc
iaa opleue, % Duao Der er lanst betpo'
nin9siuloere eno bette, ben Sfam oa
Sfabe ItaG life bort 2anb lioe. 9taar
bet beripr / enfelte Grpoinsblaoe bar
pGret ~ifrepet, iOm pm 8euitre er
iprGn9t og altins ! en- uoplpielis 5or'
pirring, er bette Bet rere Monlens.
Wen bet blioer ba Sremtioen5 Gag Of
piie. Spao Senitre bar beillttet a
gipre, fan Der enbnu life ~lfriucs ~ufients
lt9 0ur,"
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
Npdo II octtc

Gen 3lte Niai bleo Der paa 6oitlpprOt'
/ Chicago hos glsenterne ior &c lt0rlle 6d'
brlter Gaupet lparet iauoiGrot9 lUt, al 'e'
iottilt ingeu "Siial" 8lnocbpSlin9 oar a'
uporipe. ug buaO Der par I ntnlct i'llol''
bIep lolgt iOr 5 Gents Innoct | Seia0aDt'
poau.Y BARTER; fuu 10 &p9nlaonlH9'r Vat w
ialgs. Oct Ter lot mlStGntelI9t no, a'V''
lfuloc bl,pe Wangel paa Stnoebp5iHJ la-'
mart Sarmernc ~be9pnber at ie lt9 rh' s',''
%inaoan. s bet iioitc Siaar bar Oct 009 wv
bruot. Wien / oenne Sorbinoelle 9!NVt'
oct os at fuuue sipre pore SGlere opnlT','
iom paa, at ri neiop fra 9Srr. s. u eas''
& Go. / Chicago bar moOta9et ct SfsE
bpuri be tiger, at De bar pptlpbt d SVa
g%inoebpslius lin sight" % u'l lGLse va
iaa lanst Spl1Sct rGlfer. for 4@s e'a' "
%nuo i buil.elombslit 9pantiteter lra en- ~
GunO Bale % up. sc Slrntasis @"''"'
/ bette Manner.