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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 2s.--Flour-
Firmer, but not quotably changed.
wheat-Opcned strong. l--2c higher.
gained i-4c more, eased on couple
OF points, but rallied again to close
l-4c above yesterday, No. 2 red cash,
SIC; May. SO Use; July. SSc.
Corn-Strong, demand stimulated by
wheat later and closed lac above yes
terday. No. mixed cash, Al 3-sc;
May, AZ 8-Sc; July, az 5-Su42 S-lc.
Oats--lcirm, quiet, l-SQi-4c up. No.
2 cash, so 1-sc; March, soc; May, 80 lis
GSO 1-4c; July. % i-2c.
Rye--54c bid for No. on call. none
for sale
Barley-Qulet. unchanged
Bran--Lower, unsettled and irregu-
lar. 6Sd70 Ice asked east track.
FlRdseex-sl. SO.
loverseed-Choice, SS.22 1-2(fs.SG.
Timothy seed-s5. 2jd5.9O
Hay-Dull, weak. SO 90 bid for fancy
prairie; timothy in excessive supply al
recent quotations.
Butter-Lower. Fancy foreign. 2ic
separator creamery, lsg2Oc, good &c
choice dairy, 13al7c.
Eggs-Flrmer 20 Ice.
Cornmeal-Si. e5Q2.O2.
whisky-High wines. SIPS; finished
goods. 81 .2S.
Pork-standard mess josbing, $40. 25
Lard-Prime steam, S6,s5; choice
1871 l--2-,
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders
81 so: longs. So 20; ribs. 1881 l--2: shorts
I S. so.
/ Bacon-Lower. Packed shoulders
| S5.25; longs, s5.s2 i--2; ribs. S5.7S
| shorts, So 81 IL.
| Reeeipts-Flour. 1000; wheat. 10000
corn. 10000: oats, $4,000.
shipmcnts-Flour, 10000; wheat, 5000
corn, 1900: oats. $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

Review the Markets on News over
Leased Wire.

W.
+. G. MePeak & Co.'S letter from
Lamson Bros. & Co. says:
Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 2e.-Wheat opened
active with good general demand;
offerings were light and market ad-
Ndnced. News on the whole was bull
Ism. The receipts in the northwest
were exceedingly heavy, but We're more
than offset by the correction in the
now OF the Imports coming into the
United Kingdom. 10000 bushels in-
stead OF 10000. as stated yesterday
and the light European supplies, which
are over a million bushels less than
last week. The larger portion OF this
falling on was In the shipments from
India, Baltic and sundry ports. which
aggregate for the week but 1857 900
bushels. New York advlces say Liv-
erpool bids have advanced Sd per quar-
ter and Antwerp bid Il ~ confines
The market continues firm and showed
further advance on the report by Brad
street toward the latter part OF the
session, showing a decrease OF 1858 900
bushels east and west and 4,477OO0
bushels decrease In the worlds visible
supply.
Corn-Trade was very light and was
largely local. Fluctuations were held
within u range OF 3-Sc during the en-
tire session. The demand for the ac-
tual commodity is very slack. Elevator
people, 1t is understood, offered No. .
yesterday at &c under May but none
could be moved on eastern orders.
Bradstreet makes the available supply
OF corn decrease $4,000 bushels, which
together with the light estimate FOR
tomorrow, 1850 cars, held the market
firm through it sympathizlng in a
measure with NNhpnt
Provlslons-Opened firm and showed
some slight advance In the early deal
ings on foreign demand. The market
became weak in the latter part OF the
session, brokers Identified with packing
concerns being free sellers. There was
an adequate absorbing power, and
prices sagged, May pork touching Sl0l5
UlOl1, closing a shade better.
HANSON BROS. q co.
nnnna nF prinas NJ N.,x
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27
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ruE GnArN MARINEr.



Chicago, Feb, GA gain of cent
fin wheat today made red letter day
for the bulls. decrease of nearly
Z 600 900 In the worlds visible stocks
last week, 3sO0,0OO bushels OF II oc-
curring In this country shipments from
exporting countries, which fell l,OOOOOO
bushels short OF supplying the weekly
needs OF the import nations and EVIL
dence that American wheat is now the
cheapest In the world In the shape or
an anxious inquiry from abroad were
ali elements I'm todays strength. Coun-
Try mlllers bought 10000 bushels In
Chicago OF red winter wheat and New
york reported thirteen boatloads. The
one solitary bes ish feature IN the
day's announcements was the receipts
OF 6i5 carloads OF wheat at Mime
apolis and Duluth. but that II Is all
sprlng wheat worth from to l0c per
bushel more than the article which Is
being speculated in.
Corn started strong without anything
particularly encouraging that was not
previously known concerning II. The
receipts here were 800 ears. compared
with 3O5 estimated yesterday, but the
course OF the market yesterday was
nat uultp satisfactory to local shorts.
and they were inclined to cover.
THE opening price for May was
AZ 1-4c, and II touched % 3-8f4b lee,
raacted 10 45c and then became strong
again, advancing 70 20 l--e ana closing
vim buyers at 10 a-sc.
,rbare was considerable activity IN
oats accompanying the higher prices.
rho ndvance was Influenced principally
h,. ire flrnness In wheat and corn. to-
rsthoT with come effect resulting from
Bradstreets report OF decrease In
oats Of 10000 bushels
Receipts OF hogs. $4,000. and that
confirming yesterdays estimated lghl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

Liverpool. Feb. ,--Wheat-Spot,
firm, demand moderate.
No ?, red winter, Is I'd; No. 9, red
spring, rs 80; No ]. hard Manitoba. So
"a; No, /, California, 5s ID
Futures opened firm with near ana
distant positions 1 farhlng higher,
closed ilrm with nearipositiOns ~ TO
penny higher, and distant positions IL
10 SID higher Business about equally
distributed February, As Z l-9d; March.
Is SD; May. As s Lad; June, As s lid;
July, ~ S l-2d
Corn-Spot firm, American mixed,
new. Is l lid. Futures opened firm
with near and distant positions UNI
changed from yesterdays close closed
firm, near and distant position firm.
business heaviest on middle positions.
February, Is lad; March As l-2d April,
Is 1-Sd, May. A. / sd: June. As lid
Flour--Flrm, Demand fair st.
Louis fancy winter, 5s Cd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27
',,aiIe UNSETTLED IN TONE.
AIRY OF STOCKS CLOSED
s. s sn,rR rnas MONDAY.


NEW YORK, Feb. 26.
Ia moderate volume OF bus
mere vi NJ stock exchange today,
4 4 ,ss tradins was unsettled IN tone
,,osing prices were in the ma
y Us cases below the final sales
nv,s.Aay. Speculation opened dull
ma some slight gains were
ni' raid on Chicago Gas was
~ u.de which sent that stock
I'd and weakened the general
~ The declining tendency was
~ before II o'clock and a rally
/ ,v,i.i took place, led by the Cord
| rocks. which came into good de-
,hs buylng. it is believed. being
| Il, account Of new bull pool
alive agelnst the grangers was
,sout 1 o'clock which was chiefly
"a toward Northwest, that stock
y vay l. Burlington and st. Paul
"A Rock Island Ia. The depre-
i. aas communicated to the rest
!. lI,t which reeeded 1-S45-s. AT
S.lIyery hours the market became
Z, and a partial recovery took
I. which ranged mp to Use. specu-
n. belng fairly steady at the close.
|.san was in the market only TO a
n estent and mainly as a seller Of
|. International specialties. The mar
~ whole Is almost entirely in
|, sands Of professional traders.
~ was fair amount OF trading
n today and in the early part OF
|, d,y prices sagged off. but In the
Il session. a firmer feeling prevailed.
4 M closing vas IN good tone. The
{rsate sales were $sO5,OOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

Liverpool. Feb 20 -Cotton-spot
fair demand quiet; prices fayoring
buyers. American middllng. I'd. Sales
Of the day We're 10000 bales. of which
800 We're for speculation and export
and included 1900 American. Receipts.
$4,000 bales, including $4,000 Ameri-
can.
Futures opened steady at the de
cline. but rallied towards the close on
demand to cover contracts. leaving of
steady; American mlddling. L. NJ. c.,
February 1864; February and March
2 $500; March and April, . $3.50. April
and May, , 6O-6id. May and June, g.
ed; June and July. G3-64; July and
August, Sd August and September.
3 l-6ip3 2-6id; September and October.
2-6ia3 S-6ld; October and November,
Sod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

Kansas City, Feb wheat--one-
half cent higher. No. 2. hard and red.
5Oa5ic; rejected. 47a4se. Sample sales.
Mississippi river, basis entirely nomin-
al. No satisfactory quotations obtain
able.
Corn-steady No. 2. mixed, 40 lao
40 i-2c: No. 2, white. 40 l-2c.
Unchanged. No. 2. mixed, 2s0
20 lie: No. 2. white. SIC.
Rye-Firm. No 2. 52c.
Flaxseed-pull. sl.ss.
Bran--Firm. SIC.
Hay--Weak, but unchanged.
Butter-Easier. Creamery. Tq2le;
dairy. 12Gi5c.
Eggs-steady.
oats, 1000.
shipments-None.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

run. gave the provision market slight
lift at the start OF about &c IN pork and
l-2c In lard At the close that gain
which closed yesterday ut si0e5. opened
at Sl0ai H. and sold as high as slO.S0
dropped back 10 slo.l5. but owing ia
closing strength IN wheat the price re.
covered to SiO.2s l-2 and closed at that
Lard sold at $3.50 Ia and closed ut
se.4I l-2. Ribs sold from s55o95.45 and
closed at 1921 l-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

Ct Louis, Feb. 20. --cattle-Receipts'
o.ae. shipments, 100, Market active,
SYvC, Good to choice natives, butch
srs' steers. s4soa5. 2oi Hight weights
a. 5gGil. rs; cows. $2.25a2.75; Texas
Sees 900 10 1900 opunds, $3.50
10, cows, si.s5g:.5o. .,
Hoas-Recelpts. 6iOO; shipments. 1900;
,,,arEst steady; good medium, 81 l04
4 20; good mixed and light 49, s0a5'lo;
nigs common. Ss.4Oq3.s5.
sheep-Receipts, 1000 shipments,
none. Market rather dulii IAihDs' sa'-''
western mixed, SJ.OVu4.io'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

New York. Feb. .--coffee-Santos
quiet; good average Santos, 10 $50; re-
ceipts, TWO days. 1900 bags. stock, 2ia.-
900 bags,
Hamburg quiet; prices unchanged to
i-2 pfennig decline; sales, 1000 bags.
Rio quiet: No. Rio. 10 800: exchange.
. 7-sd: receipts. two days. Gi.O0O bags;
cleared for the United States, no re-
turns; cleared FOR Europe. no returns;
stock, $4,000 bags,
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday. 77i2 bags; New York stock
today. l9T. 2Oi bags; United States stock
2ii.27S bags: anoat for the United
States, 2O3,O0O0 bags; total visible for
the United States, 4ii.273 bags. against
452Oi7 last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

w. iofk, Feb. 26.-The total sales
is-AS today We're 14i POS shares. in
Il american tobacco, 1000; Amer
sugar. $500; Burlington, 25OO;
i,,sn. gas 2S,5OO; distilling, 10000;
IA, aug and Nashville, 5000; Missouri
n S,vVO; New Jersey, Central.
nv, n,oss'h west. $500: Northern Pacific
N ~ 200; Rock Island. 1900; ST
A H ~ United States cordage, $500;
n states eordage preferred, 24OO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

New York, Feb. 26.-Cotton-Re-
ceipts: Net, 1857; gross, 1875; exports
Great Britain, SgS, TO continent 1347
sales, 7l,Oll spinners, 1881 Total to-
day: Net receipts, 32i9; exports to
Great Britain, 5592; France, 1888: 20
continent, 1S47; stock, 952. O6i CONSOLE
dated net receipts. 7O.sl2; exports to
Great Britain. 2S,307: to France. 7G12;
to continent 1899. Total since Septem-
Der /; Net receipts, 6733,lS7 exports to
Great Britain, 2.62s,570; to France,
6iS, $40, to continent, 1675,635.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

m. "a FEB. 26.-Canadian Pacific.
l,,is I re. J "a; Erie seconds, 5S 10;
h IA eSsnuai' sS Ia; Mexican ordi-
n w. v ~ 81 Paul common. &c l-2;
ID NE central. lOl l-2: Pennsyl-
IN" ~; Reading, Al l-s; Mexican
n NEW new fours. IS. Bar silver, q
sohey | S-s per cent. The rate
M iS ,uh In the open market Tor
II ~ s's ~ per cent; for three month
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

Kansas City. Feb. 26-Cattle-Re-
.,aints b,OO; shipments. COO. Market
stssdy ana active. Texas steers. $500
so. Texas COWS. t200u3lo; Colorado
steers. SAC; beef steers SS,Ooqo'sS; ma
Nv ~ oofl 10: bulls. sig0d3.75.
en- ss,osr-s'-TteceIpts, 1900; shipments. 700.
,,ns,sa, steady. Bulk Of sales. 5000
= an ueavies, Ss.s5Q4.0O; packers. $50
~ Snno. mixed. ss55as95 lights $500
G 90. 'yarkers. ss.509S70; pigs. $500
se syh,osp--Receipis. 1900; shipments
oosn Market steady and unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

l, iSrS' Feb. 26.-Money on call
N y - per cent; last loan, 10;
~ ~ per cent, Prime mercantile
Ii,,. i,-a4 l-2 per cent. Sterling ex-
'alsr. Astvng' with actual business in
d 4, !, oliis sass S-ia4. SO for demand
n,es q S sehS ~ for 90 days. Post
1 mi, y;S and s4.S9 l-2. CONNER
Il.l a aSsdd.s6 Ia. Silver certifi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

New York, Feb, e.. Bishop Charles
Galloway, OF the Southern Methodist
Episcopal church. who has Just re-
turned from a tip around the world.
was rendered banquet last night Ut
the Savoy hotel by the Methodist Be-
rial union OF this city. Inc banquet
marks the first time since the war that
the Methodlsts OF the North have
rendered a formal P-@Ating 10 Metho-
dists Of the sn,.'f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

Men toll and economic for months
and years to add $1,000 TO their capital,
10 fortune In few days. We are
careful and conservative brokers.
orders on margins received by tele-
graph or mail Write Tor particulars.
References IN every state
]. 5. BROWNING & CO,
Bankers and Brokers. p Monadnook
Building. Chicago. Ill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

New ~ molten metal at a furnace
piosnty shenango Steel company yesier-
o. u James o'Brlen and James suit
day' we're probably fatally burned.
vah ~ curtis and six others were
painfully injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

following changes as compared with
the previous account. Cash in Nnnd
Increased l,420.000 marks, treaslirv
notes increased $780, 900 marks. other se.
eurlties decreased 2.eiO,oOO marks. notes
III circulation decreased 30 90 900 ,nnrl,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

New Orleans, La. Feb. 26.--Cotton-
Holiday. Net receipts. l2l7s; gross,
l2.126. exports coastwise. 2i4s; stock,
1851, GA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

London, Feb. 2e.--Gold is quoted at
Buenos Ayres today at 2.a; Madrid,
s:eVi Lisbon. 23.25 IL. ST Petersburg.
S y0j Athens, ~ Rome. los.l5; Vienna,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

St. Louis. Mo-. Feb. 2s.-cotton-
Quiet Middling. Use; sales. 700: re-
ceipts. 300; shipments. $500; stock, &C..
200.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

|slios sc,, Feb. 26,-The amount OF
! lal.scaH e into the Bank Of England
Hes Today, 1000 pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

Iaisasso XXI, Feb. 2s.-Bar silver, 60 s-sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

sIIner

Si,l. i.ork. Feb 26.-Clearings. $685.
0A'anees, si,sll.s5O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-27

epsfl pep po; 2s.-The statement of the
- nk q Germany shows the
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29

3seprab ipues %piitnCf at bare ct
9arabis for ben SInss Smtreiicrc
Otter ubItunet Stroi brig rp8le al BEN
til Galmar, men ct Bar Gage citcr pnr
be tilbase iejer, brat Og rar lpitt8s, tbl
be bnube 8ense, bocr Be END babe Idnei
benz fra. Mter ba DC Iaa bleo beruieoc,
faffeoes De % brn9tes after up 69ne'
fet. Gen nnIte 6lof, Tom boooe uo'
tjeut % berfor Flap no, gjOrbe Zig life
ben Image at fcrlube Spen; be oiloc
pp isjen i purmt 6us % til reselmTsii9c
Mooltiosr, o9 bet pioIte De 8aab I'll.
De eif pmfrin9 pg itjal bet 6prite Del
Beoite ubenior hos Sjsbmrroere. Sot'
ter, Sanbfer, GtspIsr pg Sfo, Giters,
8lGber p.i.p. ifGue, os innrt lao %
after iubenipr fire lline &rgee. Slouoi
8orretninssmano, bps bpem De ofld9oC
Gtise, fan rnpues Serom 8ros.,
SutdiuiOn, Rppb & Grifiun pa mango
Here; en- ipm enopg fripiais pp I'll
SansIlet ps mcIbte fig ielp. 8 2pr'
bags trnnspprtereoe MuribnIIcn 8 "uO-
tiente" Cramps reo iii Serrbare'
Sepotet. 9idsts til Grescp Bier fipbt
for benz, pg bsrmeO er be pa noe al
Gountpet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29

ct bcfienbt Sage ps I~iosnltabs'
btao i~triuer: Bar bet life for 8erius'
ferets Stplb, pilbe Der rimelispis life
bare iaa mango MiIioner iallfe 19n'
Der oaglis Srus. Sonnin9ens Grue'
iutter er nemlis itrnr ltittet for Gsiiml'
%lutiou, mebens Reriut'er fremialbfr
en- oooen SpDt iii at omoanne bet til
Grueiutfer, % bOlber til / arose o9
Sjsrner melIem 9anoerne, bpor bet
bliuer en- pasienbe Jsoe % g~nsleplaos
for gentrait, Sdi5Ompcetes, SpbGrO'
rnpcetss o9 neset onoet, iom omoan'
rer bet til SDre, % Spren oirtcr after
pna 3Gnberne og uplcier benz"
Triien pao SOnnirs for CT Gel aar
iioen itiQeoe ben mellem 2urrsortitler,
og Suffer blep pau @runo al i'm Bill
lt9beo anoenot iitebetiOr ben. Saube
Biboloeriet pGret ian pibt fremltreoen
oensans iom MI, piloe Sutferet life
! Ina fort Smiuns BABE iortrnnst fin
mere iunoe 8outurrent. Zen nupas
rcnoe laoe Yris paa Sonnin9 % bpie
Tris paa Guffer bill after oeuoe Slaoet
I'll 6oroel for 6Onning, bpis Wasierne
belRres ON benS @aroi iom 5soe oe
Mebicin.
9Dspepiia os @al6cipgc fremtalbes
muli8pis mere peo Srugen at Roriuts
Ter, cno De fleite al os t9ufer; / Sirfez
li9beoen iortaaer 9aserne Os, at bpis
9terinffer bliper iprSitet inb / Slobet,
bitter bet itrar ~aiiunbret, bpao Der life
CT 8ilfnloet meo 9rueiutter. SAB os
o9ina butte, at bet er fun 9rueIutfer,
iom Spitemet Itrar fan BRUCE iom
pn~rme9ipenoe, narenbe 5soe, os bette
er bet, iom Sounins poer rettelis tils
bereot ior ps al Sien i Natureus 9as
6oritorium.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29
SfaI Vcco males

Gle tnoHstsiuloe 6ormere % Sppa Oh
orGiiere or eniee ON, al be iorIilelioe Slaas
Sorniorter ma males for at iaa iulOt llo.
bptte al BET. Set er alliaeoel ct Sppr,s.
maai. o. oct er life mt, ON bet er uqro at
male GorusGobbeu ogiaa. Bore beoIt Oh.
lplte 6armere bar 8lort Den Grfarlna. "a
p~rGttIlte 6origl bar Bit, at Gobben
malt iammer m:o Gcruet glgr lanai beDre
"6eeo", uaar bet Qele males, emo ON itIQ0et
Corn males nIeue. 9ette iioIte err ipr itrrt
6coe, naar Der ioores mese, al oct, Ca oet
ioraorla9er Iettelis Manael paa Sspropl.
el'e. % 0cHne maa pRre aloeles iulotruoio
o. tu1otommeu, bpis man oil babe iulot uhs
bptte al 6oorInsen. 6oorer man Corn.
Nfcl alene, aaar bet oite reo / gPaueu "a
toersigleuuem &esemet uoeu at orpptnooes
Gr oct oerlmoo blauoet meo oeu molepe
Got. bliper Oct al Ell arppere Slaos, 9nret
tuliges I'll at orputnaae Oct, oa bette er npps
penotat Ior Ell iuIoitGnpig SoroptelSe.
neutrality-suspicious. pnaltaar. at oet, at Cor
net males lammeu meo Gobben lparer oem
ira 80 III 40 Groceut. Sreaturerne iprtrrer
pnn oenne gRnaoe mirore Gorn.gRel, Ca pil
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The Peerless Grinder iiaes at prre ner
beolic I Marieoet, Strio til Solicit Strc,p +.
bridge Go, Solicit. 81, eitcr aatalpa Oo
Yriier.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29
S,onnimg iom Weoiein.
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NteojciEer / &eroen pg banner 6poeo.
beltonooeleu of mango 2R0emioler.
Zen bru9es meo De bcbite 9leiultater
mango inore o9 Dore SDSoomme; tie.
rer iom en- Si9lp til at tn9e 8ulpere,
for 3ifberebelien al Saluer % til
glminoeli9beo at ajpre Meoicin ipo
Zen er meset 9donli9 oeo 8rpitips.
BONNIE, pirter iom ct fortrinligt Geita
ielIesmiooel % iom ct milbt Niferinas.
mibbel. 8 9umte Gage bleo oens fr
% regelm9siige Srua Iom en- 5pocar.
tifel betrastet iom ct Ntiobel iii at Iifr,
iis ct lanst Qip; % Den bleo iaaleoe;
olminoelis anlet ION ct Sp~eciicun
mpo Spgbpm.
Spnnin9 er ct %eneitaneuoe imerteitil
lenoe 9neemiooel. Gu Wtuuo, ION
ueb ct Spnrf at en- Seit boube faae
Seret iInaet pper, pg JONI 6pl9e ocra
leb itRrie Smerter, bleu tilbuot %ir
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ON at ina liot Spuulug. Sa9eu be
trriteoe, at ban bapoe palgt ri9tig.
@n anoeu Wauo par ing al @aloc.
% @aitritiebcr, iulat al ct TilbaocinIl
/ 5orm at 2unsemhamatiou. 3 II
eller ire Tiger laa ban beuiOitlpS, mel
b~ereiter be9pnote ban at Ipiie Spnnlug
iubtil ban bapoe ipiit ii Yuno. so
item par ba borte, 9uneerne beore o.
ban funoe 9oa omtrtu9 | Suiet.
Gn ipif Carer. iom leo al Blob.
itprtnina, os nllerebe itOo peo @rauens
&auo, btep ireIit peo 0Onuinseus uio
mOerlise belbrcoenOe Strait. San blel
itte oleue beiriet Tor Suaabeoen 9un
eerne, men iuIbltGneis helbreoet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29
Sebsfalb.

9iieipel oeb Sutber College, @SnItei
anaio, bpbe pIuoiefis 9prbus MOrsen
Dan baobe life pRret ips Ipnse, bn Del
fsrit q Snseu fsr, at Sage blep iil'
falbt. 9nseu bupbe life ben Gru, al
oct Mooepuoe, 8otientsn flasebc poer,
par nuoet furli9t 2iliGIoe. Snmera.
Ter pausebe bog peo GpgeIeict 9tnt til
9srbas, bu ben Sn9e itIue % aIoeles
upentet Ilumrebe ben.
Gfosbe, ipm btep 20 glar eommel,
bar Spn Of Spr9eu Scala, iOm eier en-
Surm / Wils @ei fra Gibseipnp. gu
aIbre Srober, Goonrb, graOuereoe fra
goueset / 1892 "a er M Carer peb
Gtabemiet / Glbert Sea, MinH. Z Ben
gio, Gibgoe par fnpttet iii GpQeoet,
bopr ban osteoe at blipe iRroio meo
ben fprbereoeuoe Gfosline iii Summe.
rem, piite ban fig altio iom Ell uomprfei
bra 8iicipel. "a 6noereu SGuoaO
ituloe briuge 9i9et biem, Iamteoes belle
Sfpleu / GOae9cts fore Sal for at roe
ben Gfogoe 6arueI. 8 en- oafter 9alc
iasos Gfolens 8eItprer, 4rpf. 2arien,
mango Trgitens Orb iii ben ipr0enoe
5noer, bpis Ssu fl bet imuffeIte &io.
nesbpro for fin Glib ps fin Sanoel peb
Sfclen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29
Spis 9GbIcr.

Ile GG9er er enise ON, at 9Gbler
bar mango 9poe meoiciuIte GgenIfaber.
8 femilt Senieenbc beItodr De of 9lans
fiber, 9G9gehoioe. Suffer, 6ummi,
GbIprupbpl, sGbleipre. &nlt pg meset
8ano. 9oermere flyer De tpite 4nas
lptifere, at 9Gblet ~iuoebploer ct Itprre
&rocentautal 5osfpr eno nosen auoen
5ru9t eler &iDffenurt. 5oSforen er
uomGrtet esuet til OF iornpe Sjernen %
8pgrnos fine Neroeitoi.
SgbIets Sprer er al iarlis gtptte for
MtHuo. Der fgrer ct title iiobenoe 9ip,
buis 2eper er lnugiom / 6unftion, ioet
oisie Sprer tlener I'll at iri9ipre 2eaes
met iOr ifaoclise Stpier, iom, buis DC
bOloes tilbase, pil 9jpre Siernen tuus
og Ilpu eller irembrinse @uliut, Sub
uolet % andre beil9steoe Spgopmme.
Gn eler anoen iaaban Griarino maa
babe iprt til ben Stit at ipiic 9Gbles
fans til Gleiteltea, @aaieites os andre
li9nenoe ieoe Setter. 9Gbleiprer /
moonc 9Gbler, enten rnn eler tuate,
pil ueutrnlilere etbpert Spermaal al
8nltitoi, Tom opfOmmer peo at ipiie
Iormeset 9igo.
Oct er o8iaa en- &ienos9lerniuo, at
%iaaoaune 5ruster iom goblet. 89reu
oe Slommeu, unar be ipiies moone %
ueeu Cutler. i~narere iorminoIter Spren
i Ytapen eno forpger ben. 0eres
4lonteiait %ioruanpIeS til a~ltaliit iuls
iurt Salt pep ben temiite Snopirtniua
al W~tapeiafteu. builtet tjener iii al
mpopIrie Spreu. :
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29

Wr. 9. 81. Seare CT snlst til
8iccs GreiiOent ior Sotua al Iatipual
Gairp Union pec ct npIis ! @ofbirD'
ton niboIbt Gnrsmsbe.
StGrtere "a itrrfere aulbe. Sio'
itc MnuSug MOrscn uiite Tbcrmumets
ret 80 @rabcr unocr Sui / Elfanter
al Bpeu: andre Steoer piituof encnu
mere.
- Mons &. GpIs, en- | @inneibei.
pslfienot 5armer noole fda Mile / Noro
fra 9peu, Iieeer betrnteltgt ipe.
Zen rpe 2fo.gutif peb Siocu Of,
I Curling gpsnins, er pgina iaolebss
uoftnret % inorebet, at ben 9isr 8psn
al 9Gre. Strur man fommer inb at
2rrcu, fer man fig ieIp / ~2esemster'
relie, iom man itaar os 9unr; Der or
nemlig orbrnot briIinric Speile / ioGr
Stsrrelic paa be8ge Sioer. Snoeba'
oerns cr Gmitb & 0iripr.
- 5orretringslofnlerne / 8ben fan
mart muaIe fig meb be fore 8pers.
9 2oen Gtnoe / G~rcSirItp's rpe 8pss
ming poa @ater Gtreet, pper Den iaa
uomGriet uOitprcoe Barber Chop pg
elc9ante 8noerrm, bar 5dnbGrge=5 irs
maet Coleman & Gopc tit 9otnIc, inbs
rettct imugiulbt, bposeli0t % befuemt
/ enboer SeuIscnoe. Der finocs 8prs
Ieouinser babe meo foIOt % pnrmt
8ano, %, naar iii aft bette fommer ct
prGgtlst Snpa@iuou 10 iii @noen, ioa
bar %piitrpt enboer Suuoe aft, hnnb ban
pniter fig, % GOrretninscus Gurtnere
er br9ge i3rbeIes bpsti9c / fit Sag.