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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
THE LOST WOMAN.
She Was Found After Remaining in
the Woods Three Nights and
Two Days Without Food,

1t is well known here, that on
Thursday night, while Cotton Belt
train was taking water at Bassett
Station few miles from this city,
Mrs. Day who was a passenger
from Mississippi to Park Springs,
Texas, in company with her hus-
band, disappeared from the train
at that place and her whereabouts
has been a mystery until yesterday
when she was found four miles
south Of Bassett in Sulphur bottom,
by party Of Cass county people
who turned out to look for her, in
the hopes that the Cotton Belt
road would give them big reward
and which they now feel hurt, be-
cause they did not receive one The
woman is 70 years old and childish,
and does not seem to remember
much about the occurrence. She
said, when asked how came her to
leave the train, that great storm
came up and blew the house down
on her, and that she had been blown
about ever since, She had not eat
en- anything for three nights and
two days, was pretty well exhaust
ed. When found, she presented a
pitiable appearance, having dis.
carded her dress, shoes aud stock
ings and her underclothes showed
that she had waded into water
above the waist line, She was
brought to this city and at the eX-
pense of the Cotton Belt was re-
shod and clothed and her pocket
was well filed with money
to make her comfortable on the
trip and sent forward to her desti'
nation. The Cotton Belt was not
legally bound to do this, or even to
make the search for her, but they
did so at a great expense and the
road Is complimented highly for so
doing
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
Reduction of Rates.

The Texarkana h TT, Smith rail-
road has been gwen Joint rates,
with all other roads in the United
States, and can now be classed with
the best Of them, for all shippers.
This means that merchandise can
be rated to local points, on this
road from all cities and markets of
the railroad world, This road has
out a new tariff sheet and will ship
cotton to st. Louis for 20 cents a
hundred, New Orleans 20 cents and
Baltimore 80 cents, A local reduc-
ton has been made Of 20 per cent
and lumber is shipped now at a
reduction of 25 cents on the thous-
and feet, which means a saving to
the mill men of 1925 on the car.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15

all prizes last year as the fastest
colt. Then the torch was turned
on Texarkana favorite, "Kolena," !"
the property of General Manager
Williams, Of the Texarkana & Ft.
Smith railroad; this animal has a
record of 2;22 to her credit, and
will do better this season, The car
was hitched on to No, 50 passenger
train, and pulled out Of this place
for its destination
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
Aftor Him Hot.

At a mass meeting of the citiz-
ems of Forrest City, Saturday, reso-
lutions requesting the resignation
of Senator V, B. Iaard were adopt
ed The reason assigned for such
request are, that Mr., lizard has be-
trayed the public confidence, and is
unworthy to represent the district.
The citizens Of Marion and Wynue
have also asked his resignation I'm
der the circumstances It Is natural
to suppose that Senator lizard will
resign, -[Vidette,
Mr. lizard has certainly been call.
ed to account Tor his actions and
his constituency are right after
him,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
Noted Racers,

Last night, VIM, p, Campbell,
postmaster Of Dallas and owner OF
a fast stock farm, near that place
arrived here with a stock palace
car of noted Texas trotters, and
flyers, on his way to Baltimore,
where he will enter them for the
Spring races, and will follow up the
circuit, taking in all noted race
courses His car contained u head
Of as fine horse flesh as good breed
Ing and attention to training can
produce, aud he will make a name
for Texas horses this season, never
made before, The rounder had
pointed out to him by the flicker
Ing light of a torch, 'Lena Hill,
the two.year.old champion PAGER
lsat year Of the circuit Judge
Hurt, another fast horse, who won
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
Peace Conditions.

The conditions Of peace Japan of
fers China, when boiled down and
the red tape eliminated, amount to
this
/, The independence Of Corea,
2, Permanent cession OF the is
land of Formosa to Japan,
3, An indemnity Of 800, 1000, 900
taels Chinese coin worth $l,33,)
4, Permanent occupation of
Port Arthur and immediate con.
tiguous territory
B, New Japan-Chlna treaty open.
ing the interior of China to com.
merce.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
The Evolution.

OF medicinal agents is gradually
relegating the old time herbs, pills,
draughts and vegetable extracts to
the rear and bringing into general
use the pleasant and effective liquid
laxative, Syrup Of Figs, TO get
the true remedy see that Il Is man
ufactured by the California rig
Syrup Co., only For sale by all
leading druggists,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
TRICK OF A VENTRILOQUIsT.
How WorshipperS in Negro Church
Were Suddenly Stampeded

The editor Of the TExARKANIAN,
was told a good story by a drummer
friend, at the Huckins house, a few
days ago. AS it is quite humorous
and well Illustrates the cupidity and
superstition of the negro race, we
will give it to our readers, "as it
was told to us"
The scene of the story was in
Southwest Arkansas, in a county
adjoining Miller, and at small rail-
road town. A drummer of u north
ern house, had stopped there to
interview one or two large mer-
chants, and had to remain over
night, Hewas of a rollicking dis
position, and something of a van
triloquist Learning that a "char-
acteristic revival" was going on at
negro church near by concluded
to attend the services that night,
as white people often went there,
taking back seat,
The drummer and friend reach
ed the church about 8 o'clock, and
occupied a bench near the entrance,
The services proceeded in regular
order, with hymns and scripture
readings, and all went well until
the preacher was engaged in long
prayer of exhortation,
He besought the Lord to come
down among His people, 20 Lawd,' y
he cried "come down an take us
by the han, Show desc po' sinners
yere dat yo' is a brudder to dem.
Come down an jine us in concord
or any oder kind O cord, so long as
it am strong cord. 0, Lawd, come
down among MS, right away"
Just then the drummer vantrilo-
quist, who was sitting in the rear
Of the church, in the seats reserved
for white visitors, threw his voice
into the roof above the preachers
head and in solemn tones said, "I'm
coming"
The old preacher, startled for the
moment, stopped and looked above
his head, Hearing nothing else, he
became reassured, andbegan again
20, Lawd, make no della but
come at once for de redemption Of
dy people"
"Im herel thundered the voice
from above,
The preacher rolled his eyes up,
and yelling "dis meetin am dismiss
ed" seized his hat and rushed for
the door, followed by his entire con-
gregation,
In their hurry to get out they fell
over and trampled on one another
Ike a flock of panic-stricken sheep,
In vain the sexton tried to stop
them.
''Go back, you FOOLS" he cried,
Don't yo' see 1t am only that
Yankee drummer settin in dc bach
seatY"
But It was no use, Not one oI
them could be induced to enter the
church again that night.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
Don't bo Imposed Upon,

When you ask for Dr. Pierees Col
den Medical Discovery, Go TO a re-
liable dealer He will sell
you what you want, The ones
who have something else
to urge upon you in its place are
thinking Of the extra profit they'll
make, These things pay them bet.
ter, but they don't care about you,
None Of these substitutes Is 'just
10 good as the Discovery That
Is Che only blood cleanser, flesh
builder and strength restorer 30 far
reaching and so unfaillng In its
effects that Il can be guaranteed
In the most stubborn skin, scalp, or
scrofulous affections, or In every di'
sease that'scaused by a torpid liver
or by impure blood If II ever tallsto
cure, you have your money back
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
LATER.

Fire caught in the dry kilns, in
stead of planning mill and the kilns
and several boarding houses have
already been consumed. Three
streams of water are being played
upon the flames, and, as the wind is
blowing away from the mills proper,
they will not likely catch on fire.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
BIG FIRE.

AS we go to press this afternoon
the large planning mill building of
the Central Coal & Coke Co.'S, is
being burned. Alarm was first
sounded by the swith engines.
Both the East and West side fire
companies turned out promptly,
and we hope the fiery monster, will
be quickly stopped
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
At the Opera House,

Never perhaps in the history of
this city have the lovers of amuse-
ments been more highly entertain
ed than they were last Monday
and Tuesday nights, The first
night "Texas" or "The Seige of the
Alamo" was rendered in a most
realistic manner giving to the
young most truthful object lesson
of the most memorable and bloody
Texas historic event, In the plot
Mr.. Albert Taylor impersonated
Jim Bowie to perfection, while Mr.
W, j. Woods as David Crockett and
Mr., w. AL White as Leon Otero,
the Mexican william, and Mr., Frank
Dold as William Tell Belcher were
exceedingly good. Mr. r. A, Ora.
ham as Rev, Mr. Thurston assured
the audience that praying for the
fighters within the Alamo was safer
than fighting the Mexicans 100 tol,
Carl Flemiugs as Payero, Harry
Scott as Joe, Maude Sutton as Vim
| ey, Miss May Woods as Mrs Thurs
ton, Miss Lula Sutton, as Ella, each
did so well that individual mention
would amount to an invedious dis
tinction.
On Tuesday night the "Unknown"
was rendered most admirably, The
plot, while diabolical in character
was symetrlcaI in all It's parts, and
showed up true to life one Of the
most daring and yillianous Of con
spiracies. The music was excep'
tionally good, alone worth the adj
mission fee. .-- Kaufman Herald,
Jan. 9th, 1895 Opera house April
! 10Th and 10th, Admission 80 and
20 cents,
A friend of President Cleveland,
who lives in Boston, asks him per-
mission TO demand Of DR., Lawsing
the names OF the parties who told
him Gawsing) that Cleveland was a
'ttippler" and had been seen drunk,
The President replied as follows
"While his so.calledretractlon Is an
aggravation of his original otense,
am willing that his (urtherpunlsh'
ment should be left to his con-
science and the contempt of his
neighbors and American people,
~.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
The Last People on Earth

TO reasonably expect relief are they
who are continually dosing them
selves with calomel, blue pill, pody-
phyllin and other drastic cathartics.
Constipation cannot be permanent
ly overcome by such violent disturb
crs of the bowels, stomach and liver,
They inAict more harm than they
temporarily relieve, Hostetter's
Stomach Btters Is a safe and eifec.
tual substitute for such hurtful
drugs. The effect OF this medicine
Is easy and natural, and Is not ac-
companed-as in the case Of strong
purgatiycs with gripping and alb
rupt operation Malaria, dyspep-
sia, blllousness, sick headache,
heartburn, kidney trouble, rheu'
matism and nervousness are entire
ly and promptly removed by this
excellent remedy commended by
physicians everywhere,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15

Calico, fast colors, spring patterns,
only lc yd,
Ladies Shirt Waist, 81 kind, for 6Oc,
Ladies Shirt Waist, 75c kind, for
4Oc,
Checked Nainsook, always sold for
7!c, for 2!c
42iuch Spring Dress Platforms, for
l8c,
Yard wide bleached Lonsdale Do
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15

mestic, for 4c,
Silk slaughter sale at our store
this week will be regardless Of price,
5000 Waist Patterns, 6 yards,
for 81 25 per pattern
Ladies and Children's Shoes this
week a specially
Checked Black Lawn, l2Ic quail
ity, for DC,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15

Remember / will sell all kinds Of
groceries, at cost for cash, for the
next 80 days i, j, HopdooD
March 8, 1896,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
LOUIS HEILRR0N,
Leading !cWGIer { Hsney Lender

loans Money on all Csllaterals.
Buys Gold, Diamonds add
ether Precious Stones.
-OFFERs BARGAINS IN
UNREDEEMED DIAMONDS AND WATCHES
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15

WATCH THE WINDOWS OF
OTIS HBILBRON,
The Leading Jeweler, for
Diamonds : Watches.
=. .,3some New Line of Silverware
hdnO' Just Received.
o...t Line Of Easter Silver Novelties
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
z maafnppcr 90 &ofcra.

Set al The Surgeon General lloars
bcioeoe lloto9 al Sunobeosrapporterne
utier, at Der finOe3 SmnOfopper / 81 al
l~luipneu5 Stater. vi 8perue bar
Ottlpautee uGrct plaget melt at benue
Sp9oOm / 2pbet al 8mtcreu, ioet Der
bar 524 TiIiRlOe % 1914 Q%po5ialo;
8btlaoelpbia bopoe 244 5iliGloe %
26 Qpo$ialo; Chicago $40 TjlfGloe %
A Gposfalo; SOt Springs, 2lrt., 11S
ItIiRIOe % u 3posialO; @ai6ju9tOn
81 3tl'Rloe % 8 8gosfaIO; Detroit
81 3iliGlOe % 26 3Dosiulo; Ct. Qouis
l05 IjtirIoe O9 So Q~0osiolO; NW
YOrt 80 GiIiploe Og 10 9pO5ialp.
Der plier Jig at baoe pRret ialt 373
8OosioIO al Smontopper / be SO cncoe
Stottr ! 9Ubet oi 8interen.
SOlcra CT epiOemiit / mango 9ele al
8uSlono % 80 iOritjeGi9e 8looier er
angioet, ! Bullte 1ilirloe plIte fla ira
4'e Sanuar til 26oe Mort8. Z BOs
bolien uleue a Ger / bet Gio3rum o.
OBJ IlliEloe % S67 9po8ialo. ga.
llcien i Giterriges lln9orn mclotc $50
Goo8'aIo no al 877 EilfRtoe for
famine 8crlOoe; aaIfuttn, Snoien, 3G5
9cosiolo % aonitantinupet 81 GgO8s
iolo. Ser cr o9ioa mere eler minore
&oleru | Ntr9entina, 8ruIilien, 8elQien.
GepIOn, 6rautri8e, 3vitlanO % Sol.
lano. De 6Oreneoe Stoters sunos
9eosInipettDr | Rio SaneirO meloer. at
auIeracn De inore 8iItritter al Bra
iilien ta9er bnrtis al Tom 6ot9e afiure,
tagne SuuObeOsiOrunitultuiuger % ON
ben 9ule Sober iige5:
"StjGnt &eiret er meset uurmt "a
lrmmert, trOr ie9 ueppe, Der oil bliue
Ell Gptosmt loar, eiteriom 9lntaIet al
SiliGloe ~ 0pOsinlo Up til M er be,
tpoeli8 mirore END ~iGouanlio. ,9co
ertnorer in9en 6ebruar, ium BAR unrct
iau iri ior SDsoom ium oennc."
Sraiilien melOer ialt 1877 9posIalo
al 9ul Sober Op til 23oe 6e6ruar. al
builte So inStrai i Santos ira 9oe iii
23oe 6ebruar. Toa auba bar Der pr
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
z ~ q q :.

@anomau9eleu neoe i ben iGnore Bel
al 8ioer Street bar / 6eIt p9 8inter
uEret ina for, at man not bliOer ncOt
til at inolG99e 9eou;u9er fra 8psns
Sanooerf paa BEN Sant.
- 8pcns 6oIt buroe aiie liot 9iO
til at 9oa ueo pnn "5ccders Snititute"
% bGre be beloi9e gtetbooer, iom 9Gs
rcrue aupenoer oeo bette SIRIUS, for at
iptte be peo Common Shcpts / 9auos
OjitrItterue % / Smoobperne an'otte
2Erere % 2nrerinOer inO l. bUprlece8
De Dor unoeruiie baooe fore % iutnn
GteUer. @ton uiI life ongre oerpna.
49, alsm W}Ott3 Sig blcp brn9t til
Qecorab % ~begraueoes i Dn8On9s.
6or nOgte Nar iioen iIDtteOe ban bers
ira gp;n op til SDo 9atOta. t6au8
eiterlnote Gnfe sr en- 9atter al 9eter
Gpncp noe ueo 1rout Greet.
- elias 6. CONQUER, en- Seu al
Glias CONQUER ST., Ell SOIoat ira &c
uOluttonstioen, % paa bOis 5arm Mon.
mouth Sla9et itOo, opoe / S~tutnin9en
al Ntarts Maaneo / Getries Gorres
los Gnr Sammel. Sau bar ben alOite
al 8eIoltningeu / oct uOroli9e Relu
gOrf, 6nu par en- 9euiiOniit fra Sri.
gen / 1912, % gtaunet bar ~OYriuoeli9
itaost 9]OUeubOpeu. Sanole9e CONQUER
Ter / 8peu er bans SGnueipn.
- Geo &Obin O8 andre Snaiug!e er
Der; Spurusn bar bespuot at bD9se tit
Geoe, % @inoilouers prer Op fra
Satteb9loiueerue ian NIt tDoer eaa,
at @aareu er i Gnmarid. 6armerue
er i iulOt strteiOe meo at iau.
- cramps 9lGosr fig uiitupt o9inn
til 9aarsu; De fan oa fare Uiosu om'
firing % "tumpe" noe | fri Gut iiteoet'
for 'om iii Der / Sper, bpOr Here iaa.
oanne iioSsr iHOeniOr 5au9ilets Murs.
- Sra 9almur tIa9es pper DC unse
Cutters Operbaauota9enoe 9oafins Os
ben osrmeo ~iurbunone Nniinrce.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
Set bjalp!

6r. Reodlteren fienote pit life
Beirut Rulo, men ie9 fienote BAN
ooct; ban beoe Tor Ell 1O-11 anr
Iioen Iom en- o9tet o9 pelItooenoe
Ioono orbeioer.
Com unotorI q ban beruIet
imeucm, men bIeu oui9euel git meo
&ari 2Ioicn, Der / 5 aor bopoe tlent
hos ben bp9ti9c DIOR Norobp,
Tfiont ale Io9oc, at bun Dor rent
ior COB til ban.
GU bar ban roruelig / 2 a Var,
men ion be9pnote Ilette &omeroter
at bcIorc BAN: ban Itoo unoer Solz
ellen og por life 6errc c9et gus,
og Ycrnt tog til at brittle i9ien.
Roget MT tom o9ina MI I'll.
Har ban fom beruiet bien,, llo9
ban 9ierne no9et iItptter Tor i'm
&oue, onto9eiio ipr at pic, at ban
uor 6crrc / 9u!ct. gum 9rGo, boo,
itiriotc; intct biuIp.
Gn SnSoog buuoc aori tiebt l
0uIin pcne SoIIcrtencr. 2eroa9s
GpCIo TOM BON bicm barre emo
uogenIinoe. Sou 9rcb ban en- al
Dc npc Soucrterer, Ell til, og after
cit.
gIuhicIio ioor Goneu Ell Sonte,
90 burti9 TOM 9pnct 9ribcr bun ct
tort 2crioo, Der itoo poo Soroct
bag BAN, oG foitcr bet GuIpct mco
al Den GroIt, bun eicr.
Wonoen Ifpot beit al StrGf. Oa
ban mi lao, at bun rate Soauocn
no cItcr not ct SAB, 9rcb ban benoe
/ Nrmen o. raobte: rGr On 9CIcn
ou, 2oril" SertiI iuareoe bum: SEQ
fol birIpe big, 9ernt."
Canine GpcIo bIeo Der oiort ct
h~cjtiocli9t 2pite pau Tuuo, og i
mango Iar, 9ernt o9 &ori Iepcoe
eiter bin 2crooo, ioritpo ale, at bet
par ct IpticIi9t gG3tcpar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05

r ~ 9gosialo rs "a 3iliGloe op til
17se Wor,s. Ser bar o9iua no9le faa
7iliqloe i gcra grus @erico, @lapas
anil, Ecuador, Guerto &ico, Saloaoor
OF Gnracon, 8eitsSnoien.
ectretrren for Connecticut State
Board of Health ~mOoiiser &appprten
On, 9ilunrclien al Varioloid peo gale
llniueriitet. Oct frem9aar al en- &ap'
port fra 9cutudy 8oaro, at en Snisef'
tor, iom bleu ieuot til 5lOpO County
for at unoerIsge ben mpitilte Sp9oom,
ium npli8 UiIte fig Der, fnnOt ben at
prre Gerebro, 5piuat Menin9ltis. Der
fOrefalOt 20 9gOsialO i GOuntp't HO al
ialt % 1ilfRloe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
9ccDrab Og Snlegl1.
ga NltnisbcOs. gicoe / ben Sore

ga NlcnigbcOa' MeOe / ben Sore
neOC Girfe.
WrOst afbOlotes fOIte 9aanOa8 Giter'
miOonn, % igl8euo. Gele8ater o8 Cup
p1enutsr rolgies iii &arsmCoct Ct.
8arl, SUM- MauneO.
Better Samre, Gelegat; q. Sid
Suppleout.
Smut 96OmgiOu, Qclegut; o. g.
6imle, Snppleant.
Otter ro}cn 6Orbauoljng bieo oct
entemmig briluttet at tog' op en- SoIs
left paa irrhtOmmenoc Srnoaa; ben
lH08ss poa Glterct % icnoes til ga
tor Z. 81. 0lidlcIien. at bans @teni8s
beoslemmer pna SisietOa Reieruatios
uen, e. q. fan fno ltot 9iGIp til at
iaa tipbt Snabueos. 8i5ie Jolt er
lite nleue me3et LATTICE, men aIoelc8
u~coliocuoe, ia mango Aoar tll'cn9s ON
Aitenen ~Gunori9e, o. bet er at baube,
at 9ecorab Weut9bsO pil piie lin OF
ierpili0tco meO bi8ie ulptteli9, Nteo'
menneiter.
Ct pi0t Ct Spg82maol for Men'g.
beoen par, ON man ituloe Itiite Snlmcs
bcg ira SpnOOens, iom III bru9'S, til
2anoitaos, Der er NJ 9'pct al ben "Jorz
cneoe SirFc." Gette laa oUer fra
iiOIte rt8rlare McOe, ga S%p6r83mnns
let par altior Oig'g' til at a'8'cres,
uOeu at ale Meu 9Seosmeolemmer
bnUoe iaaet 2tuleonju9 III at uotalc fig
ON Ell inaonu 5%Ornuorjrg. Oct Oiite
iin, at rigti9 mango bduoe pentet pao
ct ioaoont Smb1tte, %, meomiuore bet
life Iteoe III, mantte be tjebe S%puOoeus
SnlmebOo. &Onirmnuterue for bette
9lar mouttc itaiic ii8 So Grtmplarcr,
% Here Observation-Disclosures Opgnp,
at DC mnotte fjDbc 6 Gremplnrer, Ell
on0eu 4, CT Def WHngoe 3, bn Sc 8r=
ger, be MI trrQ'r, bar NH Ste. 3.
0olooriou '~oreilo9 oerpnn, at 8ccorob
Menigbco pmbptter SDnOoens meo
ben 6orercoe 8irtes 9ouoItaos Salmes
bog; 6Urilo9 bIcU olmiubel'9 q unocrs
%Itpttet, % oeo Giitcmnin9 reiite ale
Miuuo 70 m~ouolige Ieripner ig til
@unit ipr 2nuOitoos; u~ltiou enitemmi9
Oct blep beitemt, of Der ituIoe ienoes
eiter &rbpes Gremplcrcr, ina buert
Mieolem funoe booe gnleOnir9 til al
ie Dem, ipr ban iatte fit Rluu pan
SuticriptiOusliiten for BET 9tutar, ban
ouitcoe. Stror Gu92tur9 4ubliibtu9
6puie fan leuere 8r9erns, iuotrEoCr
6pranorin9en. 9err9it fom bet Of
ct 6OriIa9 on, at De iOritjelig' 6omi.
Iier tllbprenOe Nten 9feoen ielu ituloe
unlge fig tine &laOie / &irten r8 be-
nptte Dem ont Ssnoogen. Gette blet
TENT uUer, men 9it life 9icunem, Mtoy'
tin Suns bleo pnIgt III osfit,renot
"liber." ,5lere minore Eager bebano,
leoes. 9lsie MDoer buroe beig9e8 a
ale M%eni0beoeus Weotemmer, A.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
Nu9ie, iom finer - uuocr
Wauoet.

Sr0eniprernc bor oite omtolt, at
DC Sortoicr, Der 8uor mccr @ouoct,
uiloe crboloc Ell Surtiobco, Der
lnnot opcrtroIicr DC poa 9anoet
ooocuoc Sortpicr. DC optteuoc
6u9Ic err It moeIigt 9cpi8 bcrior,
tbt be tepr9cr Jig UNDER 0ouoct
meo ell rirccIio IorbouIcnoc 6oitios
hco. YinGuncn + Gr. fon bpcrten
Tlnpe cIler gao; ben hopper iom on,
ocn0 Ben par Iommeubumonc. llnocr
0onoct or bet imioIertio en- onocn
Gag; Der Thprer ben boaItopclio talt
ircm.
: GonoouS 30oIootitc 0opc bliuer
mon a en- pluoI Zig Soronorino
meo pincuincn, noor 0ooteren
Mariner Jig mco oens 6coc. 0cu
Tor Ioo trr9c og tIuntcoc TuoI bIipcr
meo st ct IipIi9t o9 burligt Britn,
Der beoTttCt az ieIp9Iiuo cnrc imoo
&ulIcr, ipm oonncS al Den mclem
EiTrcnc jnociIuttcoc 2uii, ip,melio
IlUpcr pou gunocu al 8anoet mco
en- 0oiti9bco iom p~nCrtrufIcr Suos
.cnc0 6'uot 2u.tcn. De 9cupocIier.
ocn 0ipr meo Gin9ernc. er IuIoitrn.
DIG It9 De oco ponIi9 6Iugt, % 6po.
ocrne, u%oItroftc citCr 2,9cmct, an.
ocnocS bpcrfcu iom 0riufroIt eucr
9tor. 6oronorju9 / Tctninocn op.
nooc8 peo, at ben cue 9iuo rsres
burttAere emo ben unocn. Ocu lao.
Icoes io9eoe Silt bIipcr orcbcn oo
opIIu8t, uocn at man mrrfer ben
mtnoitc 6orminoitelic i 6uoIens 90.
iti9bco.
6orltieli9 ira Yin9uineu Ippmmer
en- onoen 0pttcriu8L etoruen, mco
6ooocrne, boiItc bepG9cr Iia Iom
Stonlernc poo ct 9iuIoompIfib.
5mtolertto or SorboIoene neoe
S'no't iao ooeroroentIis ounItioe,
at Den 9oiti8beo, iom 6%rorpcn bar
UNDER 9onOet, cr tire til fire Sonoc
)oo TOR lom Den Sort, boprmeo ben
loSmmcr poo 9ono Ioocn.
eh plnS'site Setrioranorina foraariaaer uite
o0.HNele' JrrttattOHen. ION iuraarlaaer Gotten
''ors' 0uritl al Srcua's erDnhtal arOtss. ct eu,cI,
men e~i.ittOt %ioorl mob ale su,bOmm. / saIIeu.
Srs @ Gent, per 9gfs. '
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
ontnnni BE NneerIpn "a 6naru

9situant Cls anesrIcn % 9nltru
or tilbnse fra Rinrsarplts, bpOr D. bar
upbulOt ia Here WaaucNer g%nlconins
al aubericns 6aIubrccer 5ohannes
Riuoitucs lungvlr.ss Sp8oUm.
q 8rgoctampen measm Gorit'
gmeritansrea Qctpis % IcHiltan gil
Tprinrpnie at mco en- lttuint eeier,
lbcn ipnSerli1 G~nitrsageIie.
Q,uis glclte tr rsiit cp til Gnotn,
Ulinn., buur ban pil irrbIioe en- Eio o3
orbsioe fin 5vi3er6rOoers giarble
SbOp.
Smaotorn / Gnlmor bar BEN
icners QiO urrtt ou3retne Of @TSlin'
ger. 8pen Ital iaar iaa Here npe Sp3'
uiugcr.
Com bet ril fees ct anoet SteS |
8laoct, finOes Ser en- 9utitie ira De
rettiuneu for GranO Opera 6cuie, bill
tst omtaler 8lod Groof Gompanps
Somme BERTH. Selitabet teller 50
MeOlemmer, bar ct Carload meo Gee
nerp o. Calcium 2ps. Sp'rn 6ouie
Company aoter at hape 9ufalet luttet
for pmtreut 4 Tiger, iuo Nae fan iuo
glnlonin0 til at ie bette itororteOe
stueipiL. Spiprelien er iat til ben
2oen Mtai.