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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
BROOKLYN NEUS NOTES.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Secretary Rrnton g. Thorne. o.; the Fire 1nsur-
ancc Salvage Corps. OF brooklyn. has just sent
ont A notice - the members oi the corps that.
owing 10 opposition IN the Eastern District the
salvage Corp. Will organize only In the Western
District II vas the original intention TO build two
Citations one In the Western and In the Eastern
District.
Nearly two hundred Brooklyn Christian Endeav-
orera Will attend the fourteenth international con-
ycntion IN Boston on July 10. H. u. - AMI 10
BROOKLYN ranks MN I'm The word among the Chris
tan Enlcayor clilos. having IN societies and
membership ~ 100"
President Rosslter. o, tho Brooklyn Heights Rail
road Company. has issued notice - al en-
ployes whose duties bring them into contact with
the travelling public 70 wear fun uniforms. In
inlgence I'm Iquor Will be sufficient caus" FOR dis
n.lssal and the use - tobacco while on duty IS
strictly prohibited Poliiencss Is made mandltory
ami profanity or harsh language Is forbidden
\ statemcn, Of his Liabilities was flied 10y Thomas
Cl.sin the insolvent Mrytle-ave furniture dealer,
YESTERDAY They are follows Liabilities H.
-, GO nominal assets 81 67s e.. real assets. &oli3 ~
From the last must be deducted mortgages for
$500 leaving actual assets OF *li3n o.
Josephine Whalen. Of Canarsie. was arrested for
drunkenness by Patrolman Callahan. OF the Ninth
Precinct yesterday on Nos,rand-ave. Josephine
wcrhs $40 pounds. ami It took five hluccoats 70 MT
her into a wagon. Justice Hartman sentenced her
10 three days In Jail. but she was too big To get
into the black Maria" until she stood Sideways
and was pushed through the door At the jail she
was pushed out - the wagon by ether prisoners.
Louis H. Irwin. late OF the firm Of Cyrus f. sta
pies & CO.. who failed last week has formed A
partnership with his father. Henry Irwin. under the
name OF Irwin & Co. and brokerage business
Will be started tomorrow morning by them ut No.
iS Montaguc-s'
off gsal nplrtmput
Of Mrs. Sarah stone. at No 216 South f'ifth-st AT
noon Yesterday during the absence Of tho family
and secured jewc,ry valued at so The robbery
was reported to the police Of the Fifth Precinct
Daniel Freedman. eleven years Old. OF No. l5'
Roebling-st. and Frank Lambert. boy about
the same age. quarreed yesterday when Lambert
drew a pcnknifc and stabbed Freedman In the
leg. The wound was dressed by an ambulance
surgeon. and young Freedman was taken home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

,or-od IN complimentary terms although briefly
"a the work o. Mayor schierens Advisory com
mittee on Public Education. and said that II nan
M doubt served TO awaken and stimulate pubic
irterest in the city's educational affairs. Onc Oh
~. rosu,,s Of the. deliberations Of that committee
and the Criticisms and comments evoked by rs re-
port" he added was to demonstrate pretty tnon-
oughy that the Po ,bo seho 90 other I large
INT Mr. Swansrom did not fail to empnas'%e '''o
necessity Of ecvating and improving sne' snpern-
tending force should be enlarged and ina, Of
powers should be gwen 10 the m poor and
schools lie said: Il would. therefore. recomihethn
the employment Of additional as shom should be
women This may be done. under proper, ~ he
tons without the intervention OF an act u wv
lis proposal of assistant s s,nppnda
tendens Is exactly in line wn fn nn Public Edu-
cation of which by the way MI Snn",,ee said;
member In rs report th supcrvsing force is
Insufficient we recommend that there De ii sba II
FIVE assistant superntenIssn,,ssn, At least two
of them should be women And we ~ ~ asssian
vsnerinfendents Commensurate with the aggregate
attendance on the public schools ~, commit,
In the proposed act accompanying the co,,,,' ho
toes rcport after declaring that there shnu'a ps
i've assistant superniendents II was provueu VI" -
.on the Recommendation Of the CommisssoIn,er OF
rIucotion and the Superintendent OF Pubic IN
sruciion shall he lawful or me % noard 70
cao,1n, ,r ne anpointment Of one additional as
ss,ant superintendent for every ~" pup.S ",
AVE. two associate superintendents: certainly too
small force to do the work as !" ought ~ ~
One Newyork papsGTs in its on TeRUPt
declared that pr William H. Maxwell the Supr r,
'n,nnden, Of Public instruction. was rejected ana
two or three Of the Brooklyn papers following rs
Imminent. II is singular that it should be lor,
those newspaper oces ihat Contest and
was reelected last year after pitter con'e''' al"
,ba, his term : for three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
4 CONFERENCE OF EvOLUrIOyTsrS

The attention OF a number of Brooklynites VIII %
turned this week TO an Evolution Conference WHY"
IS being he'd at Greenacre. Eliot. Me. under '"o
direction OF DR.. Lewis q. James. who IL well KNOW"
as the president OF the Brooklyn Ethical AssooA
ton The conference began yesterday. wheh W -,
programme consisted OF address by Professor "
D. Cope OF the University OF Pennsylvania. on "s
Present Problems OF Organic Evolution ana Wv
reading OF paper prepared by Herbert Spencer ~
Social Evolution and Social Duty. Io-mon,rai
Henry Wood OF Boston, vii speak OF tncIh,sssro
Evolution" and benjamin r. Underwood OF ntiew
Editor OF The Philosophical Journal v on and
Evolution Reconciles Opposing Views OF Esn' c.onfer.
Philosophy" Other addresses during the svws.
ence which will end next Sunday. will be as top"S
"Natura, Selection and Crime. professor, ,asnsfu.
Morse OF Salem. Mass; "Evoutons h'tWoI.
Promise for Human Health" Or Martin ,d,,,,t,,si.
brook. Of New-York City: Evolution o, inu' 4 Y:
~" the Rey f. p Powell. OF Slntonn; mr. James
r Bixby OF Yonkers: Other Worlds Tnan ""'pr r.
Miss Mary Proctor; Evolution OF Morss.s,,,,,an.
James 'rtopias; Social Ideals Tested by vnrk:
AIRY Principles" Henry Hoyt Moore, OF He ,s. Re;.
"1'he Worlds Coming Better Social state, nv pro.
John c. Kimball. OF Hartford. Next satmruaS& osmIA
lessor John Fiske will speak twice on r Inc ever.
Roots OF Love and Se.f-Sacrlhce, ana Ine ~ Inc
lasting Reality OF Religion" The sessions " re
conference VIII take place at 5 ana p Rev Nj
Kimball. The Moral Bearings OF Evo'u"o"
the Treatment OF Our Animal Kindred ,.s Nj.
After the close OF the conference Dr; -" sntend
Moore and perhaps one - Two other tr ,c~ ~
TO take a tramp In the Rangsley A.~as S"s''s
the White UourtaJnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
PROSPECT PARK LOOKING At IT'S BEST

The recent rains have put Prospect Park In fine
condition. and 1t lie now looking its best with the
sole exception OF the American elm trees. which
have suffered severe blight and already in the
sere and withered state. On the Ocean Parkway
the leaves OF the trees days last week
fell 80 abundantly as TO cover the cycle path. The
other trees In the Park and the foliage and shrub
berry are looking uncommonly fresh and green The
old.fAshioned garden on Breeze Hill Is especially
worthy OF attention from all lovers OF flowers An
hour or two can be pleasanty and prontaby spent
In this place as well as in the flower garden near
which notable change A to be observed in the
lincoln Statue, which has stood In the Plaza near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Shirt Waists at a Saving.

100 boz Percale Waists in black and WHITE navy
and white stripes and fancy fgures-yoKe pacR
fnll front soft rolling collar & large sleeVes.-"c
Good quality Percale Waists. Numbered collar ana
cuffs extra large sleeves-nstead OF SIC, sc
Fine Sateen Waists in crepon efects-made with
fancy crush collar and extra large sleeVes-ln
pink, and white, blue & white, yellow q whiie
and black and white-to close at........, .s.c
star Waists that were 81 81 and 20 now 81 -
NY ~ ~ ..............s sec
So''a' shirt Walsts-2d floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

down the city Troy ts nsy haze the IssN
srsK ws Th a O s with
an inch OF sand. and the bricks are ai.oWen taxes
a5my s Se'G DAYS oen seeve The Result surface
just about as smooth asphalt and 90 not ,n ~.
wheemen would find any difference De'"ee" '''
There are decided advantages in brick as com
narel with asphalt especially as respects tle ila-
me Of repairs II is sometimes necessary OF course
open street paved with asphalt IN coid Inn
POSSIBLE to make any repairs to such pavement,
Soy WIN brick Least M h rePaTs
be relai and the pavement restored; 50 ,na s,,.
pertinent made with the brick pavement In BROOK OK,
iyn understand that such a pavement Is 70 De put
down t 9y tne This viii give the peops
an n oppor,ni;y 10 see what il like and to learn
whether they are going to Ike t. .sa wuourn-
the whole it b. me to hat in in
although OF there would be much less Trs6 re-
and /" s avas ns T %6u iJ1'T Be-
especially to women bicyGlers and. oe dors.
G taMn as ia G"'' as GntonaVs woushSy
would The S Snt'T re MAJ par,
Of the city want us to give them a bicycle rout'
which will bring them over to me Eastern nou "a.
10 occasion for this They oush, TO be satisfied II =
way is provided FOR them to reach the aspha. o,
before them and half mile or. mile over
smooth pavement doesn't count for mucn 10
wheelman.
MORE ASPHALT FOR ST. MARKS-ANE'
zone thing which Commissioner White has con"
templated. has been the laying OF an asphalt pave
ST Mark save. between Vanderbilt ana
Franklin. There is gan here of four long olocSs'
about o-thirds of mile. \ smooth paNenien'
there would bring from Bedfordave. right dowl
To Flatbush-aye. and to the asphalt pivements o.
the Park Slope and extending thence to the Helsnu
region. There Is one objection TO this. however
perhaps more than The one have In nina 4
that this part OF st Marks-ave. Is not fuzzy nult "
and when buildings are erected II VIII OF course "
necessary 10 open the pavement many times mus
partly running IT, for matter how carefuiy me re-
pairs may be made. when an asphalt pavement. !.
once broken into II can never be made as good az ~
was before Besides. ST Mark'saye. would no.
afford a convenient route from the Hill TO the SV
Hall and Bridge" . a.,
The work OF replacing the granite pavement, !"
Schcrmerhorn-st with asphalt IL now IN pTosresSs
and part Of that street Is closed 10 frame lot INV
present. Ala.
Uptown wheelmen view with anything but sats.
faction the tearing up OF the fine asphalt paNemers
in Hancock-st. near Marcy-ave. where sewer 70
being constructed. For some distance hat on ths
street is occupied by the excavation. ana ohiy -
roadway is left for carriages and picycess.
Even good riders forced to dismount mere ~,
/ quently Ii is feared by all that Hancock-sL ma,
II was In prior to the beginning OF this work vi,
rider has expressed the hope that the sewer wouS
/ he carried through the block between Nostrahu az.
Bedford AYES paved with granite. ana ma. .,o
granite pavement there might be replaced WIN a.
/ phalt That he said. would be some compensatory
| for the annoyance which wheelmen are suffering -
present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
BROOKLYN NEWS.

the main entrance Of the Park since 1868. The new
surroundings of the statue give 1t different ap,
pearance from that which 1t has long worn az; all
II is generally felt that the change Is decidedly
good one. Work the new rose garden is al
vancing: this bids fair soon TO be one OF the most
attractive snots in the Park Contracts have been
made for the basins for the lily ponds which are 10
be a feature of the garden The contemplated
changes and improvements In the Vale OF CASHMERE
have NOT vet been made. Along Ninth-ave from the
main entrance nclosing fence OF stone Is being
erected This will greatly improve the side OF the
Park fronting the fine house on what Is now Pros
pect Park West The fence VIII be carried as
far as the Ltchhed Mansion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Used Az lROy BAR AS A CLUE.

William Thinnagh. helper for Peter Kertschcn
a blacksmith, employed In Frenberg's iron works.
North Thireenth-si. and Dr!ggs-ave., was held by
Justice Goetting yesterday in 81. 500 bail charge
Of assault In the second degree
Thinnagh staggered into the shop drunk yester-
day morning and was requested by Kcrtschen to go
home. This made him angry. and SELLING an iron
bar he struck Kertschen blow the head which
knocked him senseless Policeman Murphy. OF the
Fifth Precinct, arrested Thinnagh as he was stag
gering out OF the place An ambulance removed the
Injured TO the Eastern District Hospital. II Is
feared his skull Is fractured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
FORECLOSIyG on BAY RIDGE PARK OONPAN

Judge Clement. OF the City Court. yesterday
granted a judgment OF foreclosure and sale In the
action brought by the Long Island Loan and Trust
Company against the Bay Ridge Park Improvement
Company. The amount due the plaintiff is declared
to be S32,si5 rs. The Improvement company Is
tenslve,y interested In real estate In and about
Brooklyn. owning large tract Of land in Bay
Ridge. on which II built a number OF cottages Its
directors include Patrick II. Flynn Daniel r. Lewis
Erederck Cocheu; {: DE Lacy Evans John W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Surplus Flower Stocks.

A third purchase within week Of
Importers Surplus Stocks OF Fine
French Flowers. This lot comprises
365 dozen in variety and quality equal
to any heretofore offered, while the
values are even greater.
Wholesale Prices .............:: $500 10 400 doi
We ouote then, 12c.. 15c. e. l9c. each
W WV Ffcwers-Tight. centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
THE STEAMER ENCHA N7RBSS LTBILLED.

Deputy United States Marshal Koch. Of Brooklyn.
yesterday seized the English tramp steamer En-
chantress, which Vas about TO sail from the south
Central Pier OF the Erie Basin with a mixed cargo.
libel filed by Thomas Foster. seaman VINO
has begun A suit for So 900 for personal Injuries.
Foster saws In his complaint that ten days ago.
when he at work In the rigging OF the vessel. a
negligenty fastened crosstree caused him TO lose
his hold He fell the deck. receiving injuries al
ieged to be permanent. The steamer VIII be de-
talned TIL Us agents or owners ilie BOND IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
FCNERAL or HENRY LEFFERTS BREFOORT.

The funeral Of Henry Lcfferts Brcvoort. who died
at Rockaway Friday. will be held at the house
No &c Brcvoort Place. tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock The Rev. Or. Storrs OF Brooklyn. and the
Rev. Charles Wright Of Jersey city. who mar
ricd Mr. Brevcort and his second Wife Gertrude
Icnerts will oflciate Mr.. Brevoort's FIRST wife
was Miss Schermerhorn Of New-York They sepa-
rated soon after the wedding: The dead engineer
fortune Is cstima ed half million. and his
mother. who survives him. is said 10 be worth
even more. The burial Will be IN Greenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Infants Quitting.

Muslin Drawers q TO Is years..
With hem and cluster tucks. ............''' '!sc
With cambria rufile a,c
Cluster tucks & embroidered edge ........... 2oc
Muslin Gowns with yoke Of tucks & embroidery
VI .H'',, .' - o. IN yrs ............ 39c
Eainsook short Dresses-crcular yoke OF tucks
and lnsertings with rufie Of embroidery q 70
years. - ,.,.
Lawn Caps OF all-over embroidery Win uouuae
lace ruche. all sizes. .1'c
six caps Of bengaine or crepe. with lace or tuie
'"N " Infants Wear-2i floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Sailor Hat Sacrifice.

W,men's double brim Split Straw Hats-NT e.
22O kinds, cut 10 49,; go, 81.
straw Sailor Hats-that were Soc, 75c 4 s5c:-
III" 90 Hats-rigat aisle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Forcing Wash Fabrics.

. mo Yards French All Wool Printed Chaes-
Imported this season to retail at 3sc. va.
now c,ro,ons IN n,I
1000 yards Imported Zephyr Crepohs III PINK.
checks and stripes-reduced from 25c. yd to slac
5000 Yards Fine Batlstes. American Gingnams
and lorraine Crepons that were loc q l9c' va,
Nv" ''''''''''' Wash Fabrics aisle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Wrappers-4 Big Lots.

ooo House Warmers Of best quality American
Prints g. coored striped or white crossDar
Lawns-in the most popular styles Of the season
dainty colors and patterns. Four lots'
Prices SOC. CSC. sl.l4. -
Values - CSC 81 49, 13S. l59.
Wrappers-2d floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Fine Muslin Underwear.

Not cheaply made up for purposes
of special sale, but fine French designs
in broken sizes, culled from our resn-
lar stock preparatory to inventory
Prices almost halved.
Masonvllle Muslin Gowns. tucked YOKE. t t,i,
sleeves. cambria rufiie on neck ana siee'e'' soc
aiza and neat finish throughout. ......... .@9c.
Fine Muslin Gowns. surplice neck, tucKed yp De-
hamburg rufTle neck and sleeves, -. :. o,v,
Another style with surplice neck ana '''se' 80
Cambria Gowns-round yoke, with rune Vi 90 co.
and 2 insertions In yoke 90 ooc
I-nderskirts with rufies Of emoroldery' 80
u,i,,,r ci,irts ,vith embroidery rufies .75c
Walking skirts with umbrella rui1ies OF inc III
Ladies' Aprons-hem e. tucks. WIN striHss' %
Maids Aprons-hem & 3 tucks. with strings nc
Nurses Aprons, wide hem & strings 80 .,,I'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Wool Dress Good Lengths.

Skirt and Dress lengths Of Imported and Do
mestic Wool Dress Goods. at one-haf 10 one
third piece prices. specimens;
fmnorted silk and Wool Novelties-stock price
s225 yd--in lengths. 'oc va
Domestic ali wool Cheviots-stock price 4oc. yd-
- iang,hs zoe. I'd
az Ic"ee"' '''''''.. WOOL Goods-rnain aisle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
White Goods & Bed Spreads.

Good assortment Of Pin and medium size Dotted
SwIss-also line Of colored dots on white ana
tinted grounis-instead OF 5,t2c yard' "a.
nc e. 19i.c Plaid q Check Nainsooks. .6l2c. yt
i9iAc Printed Indian Dmity. .......,...:.. &c va
~ 70 10 ward lengths Of white dotted Swiss Doc.
i7s e. ~ s'ai,,ios ......... 25c. yd
Frll size Crochet Bed Spreads-Marseilles pat
Vi, 90. ., .. I,na .. sec. each
''''' ' Whit, Goods-rieht aisle. BACK
snreads-basement,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Sheets and Pillow Cases.

Plain hemmed Pillow Cases
I,0y9s inches) 7c ca (54x36 in).........sc. 81
Genuine hemsttchad Pillow Cases: .,,,
(42x36 in)....siac. ca t5oX36 I'M '..."is,2c' &c
45x3s in $500. lOiac. ca (54x36 I'M ......l3isc es
Hemstitched Sheets (2x2h yds) .43c: ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Women's Vests-2 For Csc.

vomen's Ribbed vests-nicely trimmed and mn
,onni civ worth l9c. each ......2 for rs
is'e" Hosery-front right.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

reIieu for jDoRe SfraboermeItsre, pip.
Slustsp ppuaaeos tuu en- Glosr al So
9tnr.
- Sprfaiterinben CLARA Inser'sn
bfoe iOrlsosn, 60 Gdr sammsl. Sre'
ZEN Nnbsrisn. buis GrOnpmitst iprit
bteu oiilerct I 1887, bar ~ltreust en-
IGtfe 2pitipil for bet iOre,lias Thea
ter fra I855-1S73, oeriblanot "RoIa
ps 8Oiita", pg unber Gieuoonpmet
"Toul 8iutbcr" Here minore nooeqi'
itiite grbeiber.
- Srgtultipntor, tioIisere 8eoattpr
az "9auOmanbsblaoet", MI Sober al
"Minrtirgtontprst", GrUsicrer CIR. g.
SacObieu, Giooer al 2annebros. CT
opb, 81 aar sammel.
= GOrberp9rcRoe Carer % Solte.
tbin9Smano 9h. Sruie er bob / 8ig'
bsnBaon, 6S 9lar eammcl. Giosoe,
Der iom 8oItiter par Ssuitremanb, re.
preisutcreOe SaroeireOisn fra 1873 til
1879.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
gomulSsasternss uoniaine

Gtlarta. Ga, 1Soe Sept. I'll 3lte Dec.
Zen itgrite os met itorartsoe 6rsmuisuiHs
iioen gerosrsuOittumseh 9aue 8riier ira
uus Iuutter paa o., g. ", & y. Sp. Bill
letter ian tipbes iuStiI l5oe Dec, suoe for
Tetur paa builteuiombelit Dag iuotil 7os
5anuar 1896 Sun en- Gmbstnina al gosns
er ngcueHOis oia D., 6. R. Il q. I'll atlanta.
9euus 8ousliuis igrsr caslis @ieuusul'
oansstos til Chicago os ct. Souls. 5ireits
6orbiuoelie paa oisis Steoer meo @isnnsu,.
sor9stos til AtIaHta.
5Ur Siastter % ploere Splpsninssr benz
osuoe man ia III gsenter for y, G. U. L
u, elsr man ~tiliirioe
9. Morton, O. 7. & 2. u,
3O13 gsoar Raptos, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

Sen Glbite Spinoe | Sosrise.
Gnten Gola @tsluno / NOoijG, af3i!
IOrlcOen oeo 9sben. Sum bIeo 1904
Gar. 2igs iii bun fptote be buuoreoe
gar, bar BUN ~narosiriIt og toit. %
iioIte 9ar Iar tilbru9te bun meit
fin Sens, % bun bIeo blino ct Glars
lib igr bun opbe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
sape Garter til at. SouiS Satr &
Grpp Ittion pia D., 6. VI. & ". Hp.
ct. eeuts sair. ct. Souis, wisfsari. De-
100 til I2te CttpbeE 1898.

ct. eeuts Gatr, ct. eouis, Ttsfsurt, ben
zoe til late cttobsr 1895.
Sur % Betur for bnlu Brts fra guniter
/ Soma. BiHettsr ttIiniss ben ste Sitobsr
til o. meo 5oserss Gaiomt til st. 9outs
81. 10 alioons ben 12ts Gtt., sobe for Ste.
tur III o. uiso ben 14oe OFT.
81. eouis S%rpoNtiou, at. souis, Wisiouri.
ben Ace zsptsmpsr til 1000 cftsbsr 1895.
Fare and one-third for round trip ira
Guntteri Soma. Sinstial9et bespuoer meo
5usoaS ben Soie Sept. p9 fortiRttes iiosn
bOer 1bcroa9 "a 9irsoas, iaalruse llcItil.
liussu parer. Siletterne 9iaIpsr lem Gage
fra ben 9ns, be uoIisoes.
Nau bsnpenoe fig Ill g., g. 81. & u.
Gsenter iOr SiIsttsr Os piosrs Dplpiniussr.
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3b4 CEDAR Rnpios, Coma.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
On SragtubFsterne fees Or. Sns

On SrastuoHsterne fees Or. Sn'
genisr o. anubien at bape ubtalt, al
bet eiter bans Menius er npfiaa uiit'
tert, ON Der pil inotraoe nossn neu.
uepGrois Seorins til Spiten.
Der bpsses nemlis / @nslanb en-
Ransoe fore 2ampitibe. iom presisr
6rastmarfeoet.
Ttan eiorbe fprrefen, mente Sr.
anuoien, &et | at bpsse M, ba Sri'
ierne itiaebe fig iaa forbelastis; be er
nemlis 1910 PCT. lupers eno for A.
8 gar iioen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

SiIterit | SbrpnSbiem. Sra
2brUnobiem bcrsttes ben 2Soe Iusuit.
Oct beruarenos 3ifteritlaSaret, iom
~iiOrsaars bleo luifet efter 6 Gars uop.
bsrlist Selas, fiji isaar otter Ell go.
tient.
Gpibemisn er bog furbaabsntlis ali'
9eocl itanbict.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

st fOibart YiinSssnGrfe bill on,
fort ItO bliue retIt pna Gonja appas
lepItis @rap / St0dbolm. NslOlsrne
til at reiie Dtouumentet for er IND Jams
leoe / Stpdbplm, % 9esningen til Mos
numentet er al en- ruSiiit Glriitett.
W(iuoeSmRrfet, Der biiuer umtrent 8
SOB bSit, beitaar al en- @ranitipttel,
Der bGrer en- Gable meo SnoFriptiOn,
u9 sUerit ct mastist Sors i fort
Grant.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
@oot llbbptte-brip paa rneb 6a.

@oot llbbptt.-brip paa meb Sa'
bcoDrfning! On Ssmanbsfone Poo
5rum / Sanoe Serreb, buis Rano for
TO gar iibsn iisbte meb fig biem fra
9aumarf subeI Srinssbarplanter, bar
label b,sie plante paa benpso ct Waal
Sorb.
Sun bar M ! CONNER plutfet oe
iolst | bet Dele $50 Sitter a 23 Gre,
Os subuu itaar Der so 9itsr isisn. sllt'
iaa pil bun bpits $50 9iter paa bsnns
lille Sletten. uobpttet al 9arene bli.
Der laalsSss 133.4o-et sanFe imuIi
8;iultat.
HAHf.@
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

Sen aniesoe SfuripiaerinSe Srn
2aura @unoerien bar iuar funnel ieire
fit As gars Subileum. 8 ben Gnleos
ming haooe bun en- Ssncficeforeitilins
paa Sriitiania Gbsatsr; bun baobe
pnlst "SarmGnOeue paa Sclselanb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

YofpGEenet. observation-disclosures bar
beitiitet Grpeoi.nt ueo SeSsnitec Sul'
bepluos glieIs 2apeoien til Grpeotent
peo 90 liuo S~Oloeplaos fra ben lite
Sftuber.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

n%onGpusIis. SOsusprait for Bel
ling Wsnisbeb u. 3. g. SsIues, er
beitiitet til gpsussrar for Susbisrss
Wteniab eo pda Samse.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

Sch al g%raubiaar. Deb | furrise
use IteofunOue 8rano paa SleSebaffen
fit 8uuen Olapa S!isu ct itpSt Srano'
iaar, bpOraf BUN | 2srbass er afsaaet
peo Sgoen.