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The Washington times., 1895-04-02
8 and 10 White ST., N. Y.

Are employed all the year round in our
New York manufactory. Their product
is distributed in every town and city in the
United states. We manufacture Boys
and Children's clothing exclusively-and
let US add-Tnaking boys clothing
is one thing none excel us in. Naturally,
handling and selling goods of our own
make, our prices are much lower than you
Sonld pav elsewhere Our spring stock will
be ready today. We invite your attention
to the following specimens:
Boys Combination Suits, with Extra
Pants and Cap to match. 81 so.
These are the best in the world for the
price.
ChiIdren's Knee Pants, 10 and 25 cents
900 pairs English Corduroy Knee
Pants, sizes 4 TO % years, 40 cents.
Boys Pure Wool Suits. sizes to IA
years, S1.45.
Children's Suits, in worsted, Cheviots,
and Cassimeres, So. 40.
Junior Suits. in Blue, Sl.e6.
Elegant Boys Suits, 10 TO 10
years, 1915
All-wool Boys suits, single or double
breasted, patent English shoulders, pre-
venting them from getting out of shape,
S5.70.
Mems Elegant Black Chevlot Suits, So.
Mems Dress Suits, Sacks and Getaways,
Sc. 40.
Mems Suits, in Sacks, Cutaways, and
Prince Alberts. at S12, S15, and S1S
Lined with SINNERS best silk Equal in
every detail to merchant tailors' $35. 90
and $40 90 productions
The Washington times., 1895-04-02
AHUNDRED LINES

And more OF
MEMS SUITS AND ovERCoATs,
YOUTHS SUITS AND oVERCOATS,
BOYS AND CHILDREN's sUITs-and
THEY occupy the
The Washington times., 1895-04-02
Alleged Hlghwnymen Held for Assault.

Alleged H1ghwaymen Held Tor Assault.
William Werden. David Werden, David
Adams and Robert Simmons, the alleged
highwaymen, who are thought to have at
tempted to hold up Mr.. r. A Golden, last
Friday night, were brought before Judge
Miller yesterday, charged with simple as
sault. They pleadnot guilty and demanded
q jury trial. They will be tried early
next week, by a brand new jury. Adams
gave bonds in the sum of $500, and was
released.
The Washington times., 1895-04-02
Blanford Receives Pardon.

The President has extended executive
clemency to Charles H. Blandford, who was
sentenced November % to six months inn
prisonment in the District workhouse in
each of ten infoTmations Of indecent ex-
posure.
The Washington times., 1895-04-02
Has Escaped This Time.

The case against James Perry, the Met
Iropolitan railroad conductor, charged with,
an assault with intent to kill, on his wife,
Mrs Ida Perry, was nolle pressed in
Judge Milier's court yesterday.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
The Children of Yesterday,

One looking at the pretty, picturesque
costumes worn by little girls today feels a
sentiment Of pity for the hideous wrongs
inflicted on children in the name Of fash
ion in times not very remote. Read this
pathetic description of the uniform pre-
scribed in "female" school 40 years ago:
For summer, ''white cambria dress, collar
and pantalets, black silk apron, black net
mits, plain white pocket handkerchief,
nuns bonnet, black velvet hairband and
hair plain On the forehead" In winter,
purple alpaca dress and mantilla, white
collar, pocket handkerchief and pantalets,
black silk aprons, black kid gloves and
straw bonnets trimmed with scarlet lutte
string ribbon" One can almost see the
long line of demure maidens followed by
Isolate and sober tutoresses'' walking
down to the church, with the white pan
talets coming down to their shoe tops, and
In their mitteIed hands the "plain white
handkerchief SO firmly insisted on.-Ex-
change.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
WAS A NOTED TURFMAN.
John A. Morris Dies of Apoplexy Mt H
Texas Ranch.

John A. Morris Dies of Apoplexy at His
Texas Ranch.
Houston, Tex, May ga Post
special from Kerrville. Tex, says:
John A. Morris, the celebrated turfman
Of New York, died at his ranch, 1s
miles from here, at s p. m. MI. Morris
arrived here on Thursday on a special
car. On Friday, at noon, Mr.. Morris
was seized with a fit Of apoplexy and
never recovered consciousness, though
physicians from San Antonio were
summoned.
John A. Morris was one of the best
known horsemen in the world and for
years has kept up a magnificent breed
ing ranch in this (Kerr) county, which
is famous for pure atmosphere. He was
In the best Of health and spirits up to
the moment he was stricken.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
ON H DEFENSIVE.
Etates OF Central America Agree to Help
One Another in Time of War.

Itates Of Central America Agree to Help
One Another in Time of War.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-New treaties
of far reaching Importance have re-
Gently been made between Nicaragua
and Honduras, and official copies have
just been received in Washington. The
treaties have been under negotiation
for some TINS and We're finally put into
effect by proclamation on the 10th of
last month.
They are the first practical steps to-
ward the formation of a Central Amer
lean nation out of the several small re-
publics, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guate-
mala, Salvador and Costa RIGA. Tbs
first treaty forms a defensive alliance
in case of foreign war, an offensive alli-
ance against commcS enemies. 1t
Obliterates commercial frontiers so that
foreign goods once admitted to III
country are free to enter the other. An
express provision is made against the
possibility of war between the coun-
tries by al article requiring
Difference Between Them
to be adjusted by arbitration by some
government on the American con-
tinent. Article SO is the one looking to
the union in a single nation, and is as
follows:
"The high contracting parties SOL
emily declare that they cannot and
will not consider as foreign the other
Central American countries, and that
they will labor constantly to maintain
the family bonds and the greatest COR
diality in their relations, making a
common cause with them in case of
war or difficulties with foreign coun-
tries and mediating in their interna-
tional relations. To this end the pres
ent treaty will be submitted to their
consideration, inviting them to sub
scribe to it as a common contract
American treaty, until the arrival of
the day when they shall be incorpor-
ated in a single nation"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
All for a Heifter.

ABERcRoMB1E, N. D., May 30.-Peter
Elmer, II years old, living four miles
east Of Hankinson, killed Edward
Poser, aged 50, as the result of a quar-
rel over a heifer. Elmer was arrested
and taken to Wahpeton for safe keep
ing. Elmer says he is innocent, and
did nothing but to free himself from
the old man. Other parties say he beat
Poser to death with a club. There was
great excitement in Hankinson, and
threats were made to hang the boy.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
Might Take Advantage of the Crowd.

WASHINGTON, May W.-United States
Consul General De Kay in Berlin, in a
report to the state department. suggests
that Notwithstanding American exhib.
itors have been ruled out of the Berlin
exhibition. for next year, it does not
follow that they cannot take advantage
of the assemblage of people to show
their wares and extend their markets.
Therefore he proposes a permanent ex-
hibition Of American manufacturers
and agricultural products to be located
in the Berlin business center, and to be
made self.supporting by hiring the
floor space to exhibitors.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
o scoRcHED.

Hot Winds Do Immense Damage in
Western Iowa.
MARsHALLTowN, Ia, May 30.-Crops
are in a very serious condition in
Western Iowa. The mercury in some
sections is 100 in the shade and the hot
wind has cooked corn SO that replant-
ing is necessary, and has also damaged
oats, pastures and meadows materially.
Unless the drought is broken soon, the
damage will be enormous. The hot
wind continues unabated.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
Wisconstu Arbitrat,on Board.

MADISON, Wis, May Ex-Governor
Upham has appointed as members Of
the state board of arbitration, created
under the act Of the last legislature, R.
H. Edwards Of Oshkosh, representing
employers, and Richard Jardeau Of
Milwaukee, a Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul conductor, representing en-
ployes. They are to meet at the CAPT
toll June 4, to select a third member
and to perfect the organization Of the
board.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
NO PARALLEL IN HISTORY.
An English statistician Talks of the Pro.
ductivo Power of the United States.

An English Statistician Talks of the Pro-
ductivo Power Of the United States.
NEW YORK, May 30.-The English
statistician, Michael q. Mulhall, pub
fishes in the June number Of North
American Review, just issued, an ar
ticle on ''The Power and Wealth of the
United States" Mr.. Mulhall's con-
clusion is that '.if we take a survey of
mankind il ancient or modern times,
s regards the physical, mechanical
and intellectual force of nations, we
n nothing to compare with the
United States in this present year Of
1896, and that the United States pos
sesses by far the greatest productive
power in the world"
Productive Capacity.
He asserts that the absolutely effect
i've force of the American people is now
more than three times what it was in
1850, and that the United States pos
sesses almost as much energy as Great
Britain, Germany and France collect-
lively, and that the ratio falling to each
American is more than what two Eng
lshmen or Germans have at their dis
posal. He points out by a careful COM
parison between the conditions in these
different countries that an ordinary
farm hand in the United States raises
as much grain as three in England,
four in France, five in Germany, or
six in Austria. One man can produce
as much flour as feeds $50, whereas in
Europe n man feeds only 80 perssns.
Mr.. Mulhall calls special attention to
che fact that the intellectual power of
Che great republic is in harmony with
h industrial and and mechanical, 81
per cent Of the total population over 10
years of age being able to read and
write.
1T may be fearlessly asserted, that
in the history of the human race no
nation ever before possessed Al, 900, 900
instructed citizens"
The Growth of Wealth.
The writer sets forth in regard to the
growth of the wealth of the United
States that the average annual incre-
ment from 1891 to 1890 was 1901, 000,-
600, 900, which sum is 81, 900, 900, 900
over the total wealth of Great Britain.
Classifying Ine Wnole wealth. Oh Cne
Union under the two heads of urban
and rural, Mr.. Mulhall finds that rural
or agricultural wealth has only quad
rupled in 40 years, while urban wealth
has multiplied 16 fold. In an important
series of figures it is shown that the
''rise in wealth and the increase in wages
came almost hand in hand" In deal
ing with the development of the farm
values, Mr.. Mulhan makes the follow
ing statements:
eff the United States had no urban
population or industries whatever, the
advance Of agricultural interests would.
be enough to claim the admiration of
mankind, for it has no parallel in
history"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
Old Omcers Re-Elected.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, May 30.-The an
nual meeting Of the sto ckholders of the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and North
ern was held here during the day, "a :
lib out Of 55, 900 shares of stock being
voted. President G. j. Ives and the
old officers were reelected.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
viii Have n Fine Iibrarv.

OwAToNNA, Mimi, May 30.-A mass
meeting of citizens was held in the
courthouse to consider the question Of
q public library. Mrs. E. Y. Hume
will, widow Of a former merchant of
Owatonna, has started the subscription
with $40, 900, on condition that a like
sum be raised by the citizens.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
A Decision by Reynolds,

WASHINGTON, May 3O.-Assistant
Secretary Reynolds has decided that
where a widow is denied or deprived of
pension by reason of open adultery, a
pension may be allowed to the minor
child or children Of the soldier
under IS years Of age, in the same man
ner as if the widows right to pension
had terminated by death or remarriage.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
Used Ginnt Powder on Che .Jail.

CANTON, S. D., May 3O.-Ed Nelson.
arrested by outside parties, broke Jail
here. Giant powder was used to open
the Jail door. Nelson made a desper-
ate attempt before to get out by as.
saulting the iailer.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
New Lutheran Church.

.MAPLEroN, Mimi, May 3O.-At Good
Thunder, Sunday, the cornerstone Of a
So, 900 German Lutheran church edifce
was laid. Rev. Z. F. Schultz of Man
kato, Rev. A. f. Ude of Willow Creek
and Rev. J. J. Grabarkeweitz of Good
Thunder conducting the service.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
Dislocated Barnes Shoulder.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May 28.-
During the ball game here Catcher
Earle of Grand Rapids, in running
after a ball toward the Minneapolis
bench, collided with Manager Barnes,
knocking him over and d%islocating his
shoulder.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
Cannot Recoyer overoharee..

Dies MONIES, Ia, May 3O.-The Iowa
supreme court has decided, in the case
of Cation against the Rock Island rail
way, that overcharges previous to the
enactment Of the interstate commerce
law by congress could not be recovered.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
Excursionist y

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, May 3O.-As.
the excursion steamer Mayhower was
returning from Fond du Lac with
colored excursion Miss Ida Ford fell
overheard and was drowned.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
Mails Delayed by wind,

PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Wis, May 30
Mails were delayed here 10 hours via
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
owing to the terrific wind which made
crossing the railroad pontoon danger.
GUS.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
Thieves Disappointed.

SPRING VALLEY, Mimi, May 30
Thieves entered the houses of B. H.
Holmes, B. W. Huntley, B. F. Lang
worthy and J. S. Lee, but got nothing
Of any value.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
Michigan Legislature Adtourns.

LANSING, Mich, May 3O.-The Mich.
igan legislature adjourned sine die at
l2:45 a. M, after five months session.
The usual d~isorderly and hurried scenes
accompanied the windup of the legis-
lature's labor.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
Resentenced Buchanan.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 28.-The court
of appeals has sentenced DR.. Robert
Buchanan to die the week beginning
July l.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31
Castoria.

"Castoriai sso well adapted to children that
! recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31

The use of 'Castoria is SO universal and
its merits SO well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach.'
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York CITY.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-02
y. ith

gcO Ncgnunee Sibpsming Mi'
nernr. Nc0aunee, 29oc Suit. Wange
al SpenS Sorgere bleu Operraitet oeo
at erinre, bporleoes De Streiteube bapoe
forbolot fig o%psrfor DlineelerueS Grs
mooning til Dem on at inofinoe liz ueo
Wiinerne; tGi De troeoe, at Streiterne
ialIalo Uiloe TONNE I'D o8 lDtte I'll,
boaO QrbeiosSiuerne baooe at bpoe
paa.
Mpnoene ie(p bcrimoo bnobe bel fine
egne Gruuoe. 5lere al benz trOeoe, bet
BAR 8eltprerncs Seuiigt at tilipie oeres
~npoameoe SCREENING ct auGf.
nOeuiOrItnuenbes WeninS er, at bet
unr ell eler nnoen Snorcmmelie, Sors
pnnierne uiloe ojcre, ioet De iaoleoes
pnifeoe grbeioernes N9rpGrelie peo
Mtineruc.
9trbeioerues Spisriel bar uGret me-
get ro8uarDis, belt iibeu Streiten be-
9pnote. &c boloer elers ~uuR9erli9
pna fine Sororinger, llgsiom be iDnes
ct pGrc mere enioc M, eno be bar o9'
ret lioeu Gtreiteus gegDuoelie.
Sc feroGrenbe Seitprere bar tllltpns
BET oa ourrooet fine Sperur0neOe ON al
oigre iaa ltore Suorommelier icm oel
muIig operipr Nrbeloerne, bpIs Ireos
iale, tnalmOoige Senten buroe pas
itjOnnes.
Neu Iioen bcbber set: SeltDrerne
Tiger, at ~9srOa9ens 9ilbuo (ipm Streis
ferne life piloe lptte til bar beres ultls
matun,, D9 at De bar beororet Arbels
oerue ubbetalt tit 5llsooebauenbe.
Dog tror man, at ScitDrernc mart
oil o. er mot til at mgoes pdanp o9
fomme puereu8 ON mere anta9ell9e
SnbrSmmelier %ppcrIor DC itreitenee ar'
beiocra.
Sircifcrne peo Champion Winer
iif fig / Waubags u~obetatt, buao ot
bauOe tilgOoe, us iamtiols unoerrette'
bes DC ON, at Niiueu pilOe Blue lutte'
paa ubeItemt Slo.
llobpttet ueo GbampiUnsWtinen Ifal
babe peret onarlist, % 9rtiten ba.
neppe betalt iia.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-02
Sregon II.

llro iucute. &prttanO, 27oe Sui.
Gt Suoianerfris i 2i9bco meo ben, Der
Ii9es at bore uobruot meQem Sannodss
lltesz Stommerne % Settlerne i @po>
ming, pil maaife inoen ioa 9a9e ttls
trGite zig Sregon>I utboriteterueS Sp'
m~crfIOmbeb, buis life Snoenrigsoepars
tementet / @aibingtOn oieblltfeli9 Ngjsr
Striot iii at binore StateH8 Eeleruas
tiOnss Snoianere fra benipnslpit al neo'
ifpOe bet ireOeoe SifOt os fife buaoe /
9ioe os lltiOe.
9elt ia Wc8uira pocrtos Gmbeoet
iom Spipn5mano, bar oisIe Snoianere
oOlot BAN ntsget Srpperi. Siior Spms
mer fpm ca. 100 Snoiancre neo ira
gSarm Springs &eieruutiun % 9lO Jig
TT at fife / Glndamas &iper / 9tGrbes
ben al ben ilpe 6liteuOtl9tuin9ssN Gin
italt. 2ette bar uGret 0ere3 Dnoiin9ss
plaos / mango gor.
SHOinnerne uenteS iroen 3 Tiger -
lon oanli9 - at uilc inofnoe Zig %
OpIlaa fine Selte TED Den ME uOtlGf.
n%inBSanitalt, uetop uaar &aren 9Doer,
% bpis life eli eler auoeu 6orbolOsre.
GET tages for at itarie benz itioe, uil Del
litterli9 fonme iii ell 3r9iniug mcuen
benz % Inltalters WGuo.
Mc@uire bar benpenbt zig til Sns
breoepartementet / @ni6in9tpn meb
4nmUbning pm at uOiteOe De npooen'
oige SeialInser til DC fOritjeui9e Subj
au%eragenter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-02
ali

"Gbtnd) @ngs" % Sinterbpeoen.
Smtrins 300 Snrmcre / Sono County
iamlebes / Gr.enuile ben 27oe Suli
for at brOite 6Ori laset ON at lutte meo
Saanir9en al 8interDueoe, ba oenne,
eiter @iau9,s 4aaitano. er garias I'll
"Gbind)s Bug" 4eIten.
S9stiSe S%lrsumsnter leUereoes fra
beg9e Sioer; men 5orllasct bleu for.
faltet. Gn &omite blep neoiat fer al
ppipure eler uoiOriie ell eQer anoeu
9~iennemfprli9 8lan for uorpooelien al
benne ill., burtis iormerenoe SoelG99er
al Sarmrrnes Ipling.
ct NIT Mipbe ital ai6ploes lipt lRn'
sere no paa Soften.
Wipoet / GreeuuiQe bar baaoe int,
res ant og bel9renoe.
SOinOlcre. Mpnmoutb. 27oe Sui.
5armsr Mtarion SaltUn bar p9ret Sis
fer for pmreiienoe SeoraSere, Der gil
ino paa at ioripne bans Sus meo 2Dn'
aileoere % fun iorlange $57 oericr,
bplS ban piloe ~anbeiale benz til fine
Nabper. SIR. 9alton unoerifreu et
fontrattmesiist Sepis, Der iio IN uiite
Jig at lpoe paa $500. Sulnolerue trus
epe meo OF aulasse Gag mob bam,
buis ban life betalte, Os iaa blep Der
enbelis lluttet Srrlis pm sl75.
Oct naIte Sfier par 81. Delaney i
Meoiu; ban bleu pumpst for $50. Gn
anosu 5aruer, iOm Dor nnr gissss
pile. maatte pltuse no meb 800.
euiuOlerne ipntes at babe Ibieet fun
ct SIisr / buert Excitement.
Sornabo / MarIbal Gouutp. Ga.
con, 29Oe Suli. Gn prtanastis SOirs
uslitorm bar la9t soe en- milbreb Stref-
ming Ganb i bet ipbpiilise Wtaribaa
County. Barber ior Here 2ulno
Dollars er saaet tabt. Stormen lecs
iaseSes al 2pnilo % Sasl. @lalien
Stormens gelte er iuloitanois soeIust.
Sem Guanins'r % ii llobuie itrsa
meo.
GGloise EegnIfure bar ajort mesei
sOSt i Statens norolise Del iaaUel pau
S%aunesause iom Maisosre.
0ten iamtiois CT life rinse Staoe az
iteOiOmmet paa Sueoe % Saurei Stai.
Wansel paa ganb. Gurora. 2SOe
Suii. 5Or &iuer pleier at funue iOr'
ipne ti.tOlu al Opens Molebrus meo
8anotrait, men uiier III ben laoeie
8anStano, man uo0euiiuoe bar Iastta'
get. Stte ct eneiie Sanobiul bar
ben ~fOrlpbne llse funnel Sripss al ben
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-02

ten i~aaaraftcs. fail meo ct rurbt Sal
ii9es at baue fUitet gtOro 0atptas Jars
mere en- balp 0iilion Dollars.
llueiret bGIfeoe en- Itprre 2auoItrGfs
ming eno urgen tioliSere Storm / Stas
tens Siitor;e. Miau9e ~busnenoe Ntnrs
fer, iom i9aar Ntloong lopeoe en- SpIt
al fra II til IS Suibeis pr. Gcre. lIss
ger ioas aloeles pGroilgie.
Sfplge De iioit inolpbnc Meobeleiier
ira llpeiretS 5umlcpla0s er $4,000
Gcres meo 9oebe tutalt soelast.
Otter bpaO MAJ lar funnel nofinoe,
be9pnote So9tTtormen i gurtle Mpuus
tame 9auoet; men Sfnoen bar Dog
ubetpoeliJ, inotil ~llueiret naaeoe ben
ipolig, Del al Guunttet Senion us .bet
noroli9e Goop County, lau9s Samess
tpwnsNortbcrn Snnen, buor $4,000
Icres $p:oe p~oela9oes.
9erpaa blcu lj9aiom ct Sop oiOrt
uuer Softer County; men Suslene pi=
iteoe Iioen ueo ! NoroparteH at Barnes
County, NOR Soea, buOr Ell 4 Nil breo
2nnotrGfnin9 fOrpanOleoes til en- 2ocs
mari.
s bet ipoligc Barnes Gountp, II
Wil fra Sanbprr, u6piflebe Gtprmen
zig til ell Tprnaoo, Der neorco ilere
Sp9ninser og llObuie % orGbte ell
NRanb peo Naun NcliOu. i oeune G9n
blcu 5000 gcres pOela0t.
s Irmour Gouutp bar Sfaoen auers
BART. Ioliu9cn / iIere Soiuuibips
ben ipoli9e Del al GOuntiet Itres meo.
Chen gif llpeiret ouer 3idep County,
bpor bet ital bauc 9iort enoel llsa9u
NnrbeOeu al Safes, % ital oerpaa
bore soact no al Staten 20 inb Mcrs
ibaQ County, g. 3. Ser bar o9iaa
2anoet uoiut for fore Sab.
StUrmeu for aft ialt pper en- Sirafs
ming pua ca. 200 @til, Os l%luciret bar
paa Ilers Steber npIten 4 Ntil / Sreos
Mem
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-02
zoe iguur i fit !9iem, 1872 @ioepn

bgoe isanr / TT Diem, 1872 9SaeOH
Street.
giODoe naacOc ben b6ie aloer al OF
Nar. S%tDrTtsparteu al bans 2ip bar
urrtt ptet til 8raoiteuirtiombeccu.
SpnOGgsinfningen. Icu gorf,
29Oe Sui. goIitjet a%uitrsnote fig igaar
til bet poerite for at 9isnnemisre 2ouen
ON S6uOagsluininsen til iioite Bog
Itau; tbi Der blep botot ian itrenstOp'
ivn, at life en- cneite GaIcon turoe
6oloe fine 3gre aa6re. Satoortceps
crne paa fin SiOe bar msSct fOriiatise
og rGO for muIige Gpioner, O8 bet par
meget panIteligt ielu for iuooieoe Bcrs
Toner at iaa iig ct @las al ben iors
buouc 2aoIteOrit.
Saa eli SDI1ange. 9aptein Suts
ficlo % TO andre Wauo, tilbbrenoc ars
meen lan0eOe ueo GitD 3sldno / 2Dr'
bags % iortaltc. at, meoens De I Tag
brafuiuaeu trpoieoe pmtrius meo 2pit'
6aaoen "giao8e" uofOr GatOn's, ioa be
en- ualminoeli9 tor 6iit eler Spiluuge,
Der bOltrcoe iis i 8anOst. Gre @anSe
bite GGnbpret zig mcb fun faa Wtina'
tiers MeIemrum, bporpaa bet for.
iOanot.
9aptein Sntiielo % bans 9amera'
ter tror, bette mat bare ben famine
Sglar9e, iom for en- ll9cs 3io lioen
bteo iugtto9st uoenior GOto Springs
SorbOr.
@ulorcicrpcn gteu gOr', 29oe
9uli. SiOfe Greous inoitioo BOno'
Spnoitatet / Stattammeret $4,000, 900
/ @rlo i 8Btte for legal tenders.
0ette blep 9jort for at bette bet Staar
/ @uloreieruen, lom / Moouebcns 2gb
par giort for llOlonbetS Gtplo.
0ette tore Gilituo briuser Hesie,
~rinaens @ulObalance Op til bet b0leitc
4untt, iOm er uaaet, iioeu SDnoitatet
bleu IGroig meO BetaIiugea for Regie'
r%in9eus Bombs.
Sppe Suiinb SfrGOoere itreifcr.
3 Mauougs bar Der 10000 Wieolems
ner at StrGooerforeuingen saa Streif
/ Neiu gOri, SrOOilpn og Neluart. st
ajempes NaSiem0Oe afbolotes 800.
terioreningen3 2Otale 9irsOas aiten,
buor Gamuel GOmpers bar iuobuot tit
at boloe Ell Gale.
st Opl0b CO oerai reiutierenoe
8lOOsuOgDOelie iunOt S.eo paa Sissl
Street i grOOtIpn (G. 81 oa De
Streitenoe pilos binbre andre fra at
arbeioe. 8Olitiet epneoe imiolertio eye
ter fort 3ibs GOrlgb peo nogle oel.
mente, OmenO traitige a~lubbeOait at
baufe GOrnuit iuo / iomme o. ino9goe
&eIten no1enlunoe 8eipett for 2ouen5
SlubbebGuere.
Ser falot Ilere StuO, itj6nt life bso'
brinoeuoe,