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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

Chicago, March The Waukesha
Mineral Water company has gone into
the hands OF receiver, and applica-
ton has been made for the appoint
mrnt Of \ receiver before Judge Jen-
klnS, IN milwaukee, The applicants
were the trustees under the mortgage
held by the Jarvis. Coukliu company
The company through It's attorney
agreed to the proceeding aud Charles
G. rrrSt was made receiver, The bill
with an accompanying order by the
court was filed in the circuit court
clerks office IN Chicago. Ny the agree
men an mcilliary bin was filed with
the clerk OF the United States circuit
court In milwaukee, too; the same or
der being cntcrCd.
Tho rNrivershtp is practically
foreclosure OF the mortgage securing
ST. 100000 bonds issued IN September.
1881, The company has dctaultcd In.
tcrrSt due in March and September Of
last year, aud again interest due March
|, Of this year. The total indebtedness
claimed by the trustees Samuel NJ
Jarvis, Of New York, aud John Il.
Downing, Of Kansas city Mo-, Is ST.
3Ul, lSa.
Tho company Wits organized In the
summer of iSal and concession WIS
secured from the directors OF the
worlds fair which gave them Tia, eN-
elusive sale of water i'm the fat
grounds. To lay pipes from Wauke.
S'lm tn Chicago for piping the water
and to provide adequate pumping
facilities 81, 100000 bonds were Is.
sued, The company since the fair
has engaged in supplying water to
Chicago consumers, but the earnings
lG,S not been sufficient to pay cx.
prnSrS The company owns the lily.
gc'a and the Glenn springs at Wan.
k"Sha, Wis, where II erected large
h"ttling works, Il pumping station
and two costly pavilions. The re-
ceivcr says the indebtedness OF the
company outside Of the mortgage win
not reach $4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
SUING FOR A BIG SUM.
First Action In the Richardson Claim
on Monroe Realty.

GAINESVILLE. Wis, March H. The first
summons and complaint I'm the suits
growing out of Mrs. Elizabeth Rich.
ardSon's claim 10 "A dover interest In
GAINESVILLE and Monroe property has
been served A. Richardson, son OF
Mrs Spauldmg's first husband. sues
Jacob Nelson, OF this city, to recover
his claim against Nelson's property.
Mrs. Spanlding died at her home In
Golden, Ill.,. day or two ago, which
ends the suit ne far M she Is con
ccrnod.
The Tallman addition and the Ly-
brand donation, which form the Mon
roe property claimed, comprise por-
ton OF Monroe city valued 1T no less
than Sl,W00OO The property takes
In the northern section OF the cit,
ana extends south OF the business por-
ton OF Monroe, Forty acres of the
disputed property was given to the
county by Mr. Lybmnd some Year,
ago for the purpose OF erecting Il court
house and laying ont suitable adIoln-
ING grounds, This site alone IL valued
nj S2OOOO. Besides this there IA
property now covered by valued no.
tells. residences and churches.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

HMMA DWIER SHAKES HER
ROLAND.
And Agrees to Marry "A Man Who
.'akcS Her Money Before She
Leaves

Il. l..nis, March II. A we'll dressed
young woman, who said lllat she was
Mrs Emma Dwyrr, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, reported 10 the police than she
had been robbed OF 5000. She said
that she left Chattanooga for Carlin-
Vile, H., where she Was to meet and
marry Roland nucl. On the train she
became infatuated with stranger,
who said that he was John Lynch.
After short courtshlp on route she
agreed to marry him instead of l'uel
As she started to CarlinvIlle TO tell
Buel about her change of mind she
discovered that $500 In cash ana
checks had been taken from her.
Lynch was arrested aud admitted
practically all Mrs. Dryers story, cN-
crpt the theft of the 500. This he
Strenuously denied. Lynch Is an nj.
torncy at Evansville, Ind. Mrs.
Dryer says that she owns property In
Chattanooga valued at $4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
A ROMANCE ENDED.
An Aged Ranchman Murdered by nm
Unknown Hand

Fort Scott, kans. March II. Louis
Str"vo', the aged ranchman whose
Identification last July By his twenty.
"lght-y"hr-old son, whom he had never
seen was pt bllshed as u remarkable
romance, was found murdered In bls
house on the ranch. He was found
lying on the floor Of one Of the rooms.
WIN his throat cut from ear 10 ear.
On his person was found 500 In gold
ana currency, which leads to the be.
lef mat he was not killed for what
llttle money he had on his person
There Is much excitement over The M
far' The coroner Is Investigating.
StrcvH left his AItst wife IN Bates
county, Mo-, many years ago and
came to mis- city, where he married
another woman without securing
divorce, The wife and son he left IN
Missouri, now - years old. arc now
Ivlng near Fulton. Ms. Srev mar.
fled james Boiling. fifteen yenrs ago.
and also living near Fulton. this
county The father vas identified by
the son by broken finger. He has
been living alone on u large farm and
was evidently sitting before the IRE
when he was killed He was
~ years old.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
TO BE PURIFIED.
G tizcnS Take Steps to Organize n
Good Government Club.

Council Bluffs. March II. AT II
meeting. composed Of prominent cit
iZcns the bah was started rolling for
reform In the affairs Of the city
government II Is proposed 70 form
a good gOlcrnmcnt club, which =
I" he composed Of n Least 100 Of the
leading and responsible citizens, whose
duty It shall be "a inv'~ti2at" All
measures governing th" municipality
and to Oppose those which are d"tri-
mental to the city's wchar" or which
tend 10 lower it's moral standing.
Speeches were made by 6, VI. Harl
and L. w Ross. republican attorneys.
Both these speakers scored the present
city government and police depart
ment which Is also republican. Two
brhcr speakers, NJ. r.. Rohrer. ex
mayor. and s r. Wadsworth, both
democrats. were more moderate in
their views The leaders Of the move
mcnt are determined 10 make cru
SADIE against the gambling houses and
the saloons
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
MANSLAIGIITER CHARGED.
Trial OF Hicks ana Martin 10 Take
Place at shell Lake

Shell Lake, Wis, March Il Circuit
court will convent In the court house
next Tuesday mornlng, when some i'm.
pOrtant actions Will come np for trial
The game warden cases demand more
public interest than anything else that
will be brought before the court llor.
ace Martin and =. NJ, Hicks will be
tried separately, and the district at.
torney announces II Is the intention
TO put Hicks on trial first The orig
inal charge OF murder has been mod.
flied 10 that OF manslaughter Hicks
Is to be defnded by II. G, Ellsworth
and Martin by l.. ". Mean, G. G. Coe
and Charles Stark.
There are two cases for damages
against the Chicago, st. Paul. Mime
apolis & Omaha Railway company,
brought by A . X Flint and Evcrt Oh
son; three divorce eases, and other
criminal cases besides those men.
toned, The calendar, which has just
been issued. contains eleven cases, but
there are other cases besides to be
tried 1t Is thought that about twenty
cases Will tried before the court.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
KILLED AT HOME.
PROMINENT ONO MAN MYS
TERIOUSLY MURDERED


Carey. O., March IL II. d. Rey-
mods a prominent business man OF
this place, Is missing under the most
sensational and mysterious circum-
stances. a few days ago Mrs. Rey-
noIds went away from home for few
days visit In the country and, upon
returning. found the house In the ut
most confusIon IL the bedroom fur
niture was broken, private documents
belonging to her husband were scat.
tered over the floor, bed clothing torn
and besmeared with blood and every
thing indicated that desperate strug-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

gle had taken place. In 4 corner Of
the roN,la was \ cudgN covered with
blood. Everything ot any value was
taken aud the premises had been
Thoroughly searched There is little
question that Reynolds was the vic,
tim Of assault, hut what bG<vlmc Of the
body is mystery, as Il most diligcnt
search has failed to UuNlvth It. 1t Is
supposed some one had been shadow
Ing him Ton some time and when his
wife Went away on the visit, seized
the opportunity to commit the crimr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
ARE STILL FRIENDLY.


Washington, March II. Baron
Fava, the Italian ambassador, called
at the state department and had n
pleasant interview with Secretary
Gresham. The ambassador was as
Surcd that nothing had occurred to
disturb the cordial relations which
had existed between the government
Of Italy and the government Of the
United States and there we're other
expressions Of mutual goodwill inter
changed, showing that the state de
partment does not intend to take cog
nizeance of the fact that the baron
had communicated directly with the
governor Of Colorado instead Of
through the department Of the state,
in the Walsenburg affair
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

loan d more ,han usual interest," a;
which pictures ot great value
and delightful % look upon
have been shown The marine
artist Mr.. Richards has Srv-
eral large cauva>>eS displayed in
which one can almo<, see the uudulA-
tionS Of the waves. while The trans
lucent. bergl color of he water
Through which the light seems IA
shine. illustrates in remarkable man
uer. not only the power Of genius. but
ll>o that art within oneself thar jakeS
- away from present surroundings
ia the realities Of the authors con
crptiou In this painting, the spray
aS it daSheS lis plumy -.wh.trae>S
against the rocks and promont0ricS
j. 80 realistic and the illusion 81 COM
Ir,e. that one can almost feel the
salty breath, the -nviGorating sea air,
ana hear the diScordant >creech Of
the -a!lS as they dip their white wings
in the hriny surface,
50 true to nature are many Of
these paintings. that the hold they
take upon the imaginative IS absolute.
The portraits exhibited are most In
terrSting. and are said to be faithful
portrayalS Of the originals, many Of
them being liker rSScS If Philadelphia
maidenS and stately patrician matron>
All types Of faces are seen; the gentle.
naughty. fair and dark, Some Of these
lovely GIRLS seem fairly - palpitatc
with life. one can almost fancy the
rosy lips move, and that thr llcrS
about the gracefully moulded should
erS StirS with the soft breath Of the
wearerS Many Of the ideal figures
are seemingly endowed With the
poetry of grace and motion, aud the
SubtlpSt and mo>t >lN}tul imlgiuin-S
of the artists lurk in the pose aud rN-
hale from every feature ut these fine
creations. The numerous pictures of
the imprpSSiouiSt school. which seems
to he blending Of brilliant colorS
used with a lavish brush, are start
ling with their Intensely plupIc effect
4 most Interesting feature Of this col
lection are the original Sllrt thrS of the
handsome illustrations n last year
Century and other leading periodicals,
which seem like old trir"As t. those
familiar with them in print one
gets an idea of the labor and cen MS
necessary to produce such sketches in
studying these original drawings quite
different from the impressions made
10y the printed illustration, pretty and
satisfactory though ;&I% @"e.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
RA1LWAY CONTRACTORS KILLED
While Working on the Guatemalian
Northern Road.

Oaxaca. Mex. March II. Frank
l.. Owens and Henry Thompson,
American railroad contractors. on the
way to work OH the Guatamalian
Northern road were attacked by ban
dts. Thompson was Killed and Owens
seriously wounded. They We're
robbed Of several thousand dollars.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

SHOT by PARTIES UNKNOWN.
Killi1G Of Ferdinand Mor't2 mvrSu
gated by the Coroner.

milwaukee,, March Il. The inquest
on the remains OF Ferdinand Mor.t2.
whose body VAS found in the town Of
Wauwatu>l on last Thursday after
noon. MAS begun al the morGuC. After
hriuG in consultation tor an hour, the
rnruNrr'S jury rendered Il verdict tina,
Fed uaUd MuritZ cAmr to his death
10y %uu-$hot wounds inflicted Ivy par
ties unknown.
MaGnuS, the principal Witness be
fore the corourr,S jury, Identified l.oe
Der rs tine man With whom he talked
At BroulNicld last Thursday, and who
denounced Moritz and said hr owed
him money. lochrr did not deny
that the couverSal 'uu occurred
Chiet JauSsru says that lorhrr re
pudiHtvS the name OF Heller, but says
chat several people have Identified
l.orhrr rs ;hr mau whom they knew
as Heller
This afternoon the uoltrr cot more
witnesses to show that Iorhcr and
llrl!rr are Identical.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
TWENTY.oNE IN THE DEAL.

Grand Forks, North Dakota. March
H. The -four millers OF the Red River
valley, western Dakota and Montana.
have formed an association for the
purchase OF wheat and sale Of their
product. Twenty-one mlliers are In
the combination.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
DANIEL CURRAN DEAD.

Oshkosh. Wis, March II. Daniel
Curran. lumberman. died Of heart
trouble He was 81 years old and
leaves a wife and one daughter. and a
large fortune He has lived here
since 1855
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
NO WRIT FOR BLACKRIRp,
Judge Jenkins PASSES Upon the rrti
ton of the Indian,

milwaukee,, March Il. Judge Jrnk-
ms Of the United States circuit court
has handed down a lengthy decision
on the petition of David RlAckb,rd for
Il writ of hAbeas corpus Rlackhird
was tried for manslaughtcr in the
United States circuit court ut Madison,
was found guilty and sentenced to the
state prison for term Of years
He is an Indian and his petition for
writ of haheas corpus is based on a
claim that he, having taken laudS I'M
der the allotment act, was citizen Of
the United States, a resident of the
state of Wisconsin and amenable I'M
der the laws of the state and not OF
the United States. for the offcnSe Of
which he stands convicted.
The matter came up before Judge
Jenkins about two weeks ago, and the
petition waS denied. AT the request
of the United States district attorney
Of the eastern district, Judge jenkins
was asked to pass upon the question
of citizenship. After considering the
matter Judge Jenkins has concluded
that the matter had best be decided
by the supreme court of the United
States.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

Washington Times. If the whip.
ping post Is to be revived for wife.
heaters. the duckingstool should also
be- restored as protection to hen
pecked husbands.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
No MONEY IN WATER
WA( kESliA PIrE LINE CON-
rANN FAILS,
MEllIS TllE FlATE or TlIE
WlllSkEY TRUST.

Goes Into the Hands OF Receiver
Could not Pay Expenses ~practic-
ally n Foreclosure OF the Mortgage
Held by the Jarvis-Couklm Com
pany-lliStory Of the Concern.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

II Will he of interest to the friends
OF pr, {. H. Richards, formerly ot
Madison, - learn that he is contem-
plating 4 trip Of two months abroad
this summer with his eldest daughter,
Nrlnn, \ casual observer cannot
fail to note With what kindly feelings
nr Richards is regarded by his con-
gregA,jon. and ones sense Of the JUS
'icc Of things inspires the thought that
many grateful prayers will ~ with
him in his iourncying that he may re
turn safely to continue the Sucr, SStul
work which 50 distinctivcly marks his
lah1rS year by wear
Carrie Norton Han.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

lending u their wearrrS distinct in
dividuaGN peculiarly marked. The
banjo club Of the university played
several selections which were rnthuSi-
aStically received, but they do not
compare in eNprrr>>ilu. melody o" skill
with the banjo club Of the University
ot Wisconsin,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
FIN De Steele LADS
THEY ARE NAPOLEON. TR1LBN
AND NIOIIErS.
AND SOME CHARAElNG GOSSIP
Is GIVEN ABOUT THEM.

Chic Waists FOR Pretty People OF
FaShion-DrsS Goods. Soft ana
Shimmering, Delight the Fair
Ones of Philadelphia in The
EaS' -DrcAelS Beneuceuce.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

tyr I'll seiieren, iOm 10 b.erieIis cOer
bet.
9agen otter tom eli SrOoaans'0iii,
Ger, hpem Warital!cn hauoe slpet nos
a9tig Sniirur. ben III "ee i~iueiiitc
Babes" aaic % ipurste SuIcts Gier.
inoe:
"Wfaoame, par Der life i0aar II
Serrsr, lom ipiite 5rofoit tiolis ON
Wior9enen, o. iom. oa be bapee slemt
fine Yenge. ~"
go, min Serre," iuareoc 3amen
"ySH Def, Mabanr, bet bar 0ana
WajeItGt aeiiereu os bans Suerbof'
meter. &an ies iaa tale mco ben OF.
barter, iom betaltc for oem?"
9amen bar nnrueo at bsiuime
Sfficeren G~euusuote fig ocrpaa til Or.
pnrteren % sau BAN Ell Hul paa 1,00C
5rancs JON ell OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES irt
Seileren. SpuartcrenS Naon %,
Surgens. Noslc Gage otter bleu bai
aniat iom Sntei i Set feiierlisc Salads.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

Suitoaus. - mrs. 1alrtt ADilDan5 babe ben 2aO'
e,ptrmb,r. Gun par ipj tgH nosle iGa Gimsr-'nHs en-
Tort forbsrssetissito -, men bet oar q rsrsEee Ssess
t,ie ier bsuses iaaa SgrE. % rsrsnos par bet for aur,
iom tlsnbts bsnss. fiat, p~sHu:ial Os iresiel, ionl bun
par. rerior istes Sapust bitr,rs for bsaots ~isrsense
sgsttialt. fem sr Gee iilbass mso iaa niaHss SEaa.
SaR uar en- 900 o. tiGgIts puhra % an Uaostr. Gstsl
o. aibot0t al b.ts i'm om5au5str.Ss. gesn SaSs 9si.
er IKE uore 9sie. o. Ban ta,ots pIit osiaa tense bort I
fin gissuu,. - biG piGss pii lite baos, at bun itlto,
i9rsss bsra.os / ssnus 9amn.rOaI IGastT; ban slitss;
btnss. esrior tos ban s'uos III tg.
gss for Gefrassli. bIse bun isr. III vi fsi,s Suits:
heb esn 5as September. goitor earisu bolsi sigtaisu
/ eattG ri z ~puoOsttric ovsr SOB. gd5eu6. II. 10: Gas
Iiae IT be TsS,, TOM % i 5srsn btre'tsr. ga. aaussa
fssr, a, >. Isals s9ts fra here's ar5sio,, men esrss
GlsGniussr fsiss n:o BEN. San ballot an sribsrss Ial,
pusr osnus leri. lem lostsss mango Saartr fr,m iri Be
manas 9ilbsrers. glaaits estie baitis, DsSsialo ga1
ret mauat Ill Sert,. o. trrs % at b~strHts, at. naa.
Tsbsn ,ale,r, ben pa it,s ,aIosr I en- ~absItiIis Sinne,
Deter auiIuau3 % ssru.
o.. p,,s dDtuu
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22
Torgeo 2~rigsnDrge.

Der or moblliieret 8 8ataljoner, 4
al 2injen og 4 al 2an6epnrnst, / Gitas
eron, Observation-Disclosures poa Oscars
borg CO / 6%elibatteri iamt / S~nsenisrs
iompa9ui, tiliammen msaem 5 pg 5000
& ombaitantsr. Sertll fommer, buao
Der CT mobiliierst al Wtarineu % al
Sttesa ombattan.er (GrGu, Sauitet m.
m.)
2et oil fanlfe intereSiere pore 2Giere
at eriare, boilfen SiDrte Der for 2loeu
pll iunne itiles pua Jeltioo, on Sri0
ifulOe uobrpoc.
Wan regner 20 9in~iebatalloner 3us
lanteri paa 750 Maub bper, attiaa
$4,000 Wano 2luie, iamt 20 2anCes
pGrns bataliouer, ianoipuliopis pna
slenneminitlis 500 Mano, oltiaa TO-,
600 Mtano 2anoeurrn, tiliammen ca.
$4,000 Wlano Snianteri.
Nj aapaIeriet reones 1G GIiaorcuer,
s | Stnjen 90 s i 9auoeuGrnct, bpcr
paa benbolosutS 40 % 100 NlaRb,
tiliammen ca. 1860 Manbs aaodlcri.
vi Irtileri resnss IS 5eltbatterier
(9aiposlen al SInjeu og Salooeten al
SanoeuGrnet), iolt ca. 1900 N}ano,
bpprtll fOmmer 1900 Wano 6~GTningss
os Bjersartiaeri, tiliammeu ca. $500
Mtano Irtiaeri.
Sn9enisrernes Stprte -. TO 8atats
joiner, l al 2inisu o. l al 2anoepGrnet
- resnes til 1900 Maue.
&rl9s tprteR tliper -altiaa beHpeo
$4,000 Iauo, bportil tommer Site
Strioenbe.
"a ,miolertlo aaualcri, g(rtilleri %
Sngenlprer al 2auoepRrnet enonu life
er ioripnet meO Seite. ma u~iitnot ca.
1000 Wano treites ira for at iaa no
ben oisponible Stprte.
Noar / 5rcmtioen o0iaa 2anonors
men bltocr til ulrcnoe p%r9aniieret, pll
atorge iunnc lille / Marten en- Suags
ltDrte paa ca. $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22
Gm pHentlie Sfolc | Iar
1905.

2Rrereu iii Ell nganmelot Gleu:
SPAR Oh Itteit ior, at ou er patci.
neret meo &pfopper?"
"sSSa, Sr. Carer.
"Gr ou blepen bebanolet meo Giite.
ritierum?"
"So."
"Gr Der blepen inbiert &plerabaciaer
i bin Qrm?"
"Sa."
"toar on itriitlis Seuis for, at bu
life er m~oota9elis for aisbolte, Mias.
llnser, SreinI Inflammation, Sfarla9cus.
ieber o. A%lberoom?"
So"
"9ur on cset 9ritteslas?"
"Sa."
"@aar on inb paa at iaa biue 8Ceer
giennemrpste mcO SpOul og oine &las
Der bebanolet meo atprtalt Ell Gang /
ueen?"
"Sa."
-9uuel, iaa til~ireositiler bu ben
mooerne Spsienes ci9tisite 5urbringer,
% bet ital p9re big tiuabt at tIDue
ODER Den Strante Der, iatte big paa en-
~iiOleret aluminiumsltol Og faa bin
igrite Zine / SfoIeu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

-aarfsu. - ser slssi OF staasr bstltHstelsgts. a.
por Batter gina sisii Ose Isssn I 9oribp.Is. @liua..
ben 1859 c.iobsr. 10 aar "a II @aaneesr sautmtt, %
sl.o btsrdpss / sags5ssrO ten l5ss {. II.
gaGl sarieu, aaRs gayi.H.
sau.sssre, RInHsioil.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

nolauos GommuncitDrelic bar i
gRooc beuils't 100000 Srpner til Gns
Ira al en- 5ertiarbaue ira urlfoa6as
rnns Slutuius til StulIerup Semnes
Wayer
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

Tprbenurrcnoe SogncprrIt til
aruIter, $. 6rtcrrihien % Snitrn ieot
rppyc. ieireOc iurleoeu fit 8ulobrpaup
/ G~rlitilnla.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

%ra ejprot. 2'aeelueoaleus StOs
lelnre bar beuil9et 500 Sroner til Stis
ptnoier iur pcren l~ngoonl, Der oil retle
ID paa pioeregaaenoe StuOler.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

9uIgttelie. a%rlltlanslano, 3pie DE-
tpter. Com Hnoenl9rer peb Sitter
oo Wanbals Imts 2auobrrasIfole auz
iattes i9aar 9IsrOnum Spren Spers
Srlp.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

9oitpGlenct. Com So1tmeiter |
Mluis unoer 2eoisbebeu | Gmbeost bar
glmtmanoen / Smaaleueues Imt inos
til uiosre fOnititueret Sulomastis peb
Goftuntpret iaMmeieos Carl 2arieu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

Gana. jnr. q. @t. Sranobas er
auturiieret Iom eoiporeu 5ulom99tis
bus GOrcnitriuer 9lien / 9tamoalen
ug GanO. jur. S. s. ". 8ogeieu iom
sOiuoren 5ulomestis hos Screnifriuer
Gnger / 5plo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

G~anrSialg. Gaaroen efjarsaser
! zpnocbsrg or al 9Irel Slicn 9ieunem
s. gcraerlen iot9t til Saaroier ..
S,ouoerllo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

S%aitigDaarb. s Stiiteiamlins l4oe
September / ariitt 9iiet so bleu 6ots
bol / Stnnse iolst til Stanse aommi'
ne ipr $4,000 Grpuer. Oct err &pm.
mnu'ns SenIist at benptte GIenopns
men iii 3attiaaaare.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

Som stationsmeiter reo Gibans
,,r citation er Stationsmeiter peo
sfoorr Citation Wartin 2arien anlat.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22
9f c.
a II o. -rsf.

~ ~
.,fs.r r,,uae ssrpper iaa pa fsiist at latte ia
q. m. geurrueiier / Gsrss for 2'aai. gRst os
= g,.nrvr,liss fsrit. be uaurrense eftsr oisie.l
's L~FNGDEMAhL.
,nnedep her or Meter, lg 3 Fod Tommer.)
!, II silomeier 1900 iFod.3i Centmeter' oinu.
Meter. /, l.,nIna 81 MWineter.
! Asn cmtr Z, Meter ! Linte-2 Mllliineter.
MAIL FuR FLYDENDE yAKER
e.rrnd. Fnheden er her Liter, llg en- Pot)
rs Liter Il HEX. l Pot-l Liter.
bqtyder ct Hundredel al
VFdiT
t-r,,pd- Fnheden err her Gram-L hVlnuhD
,.Ejpplnd -I59 I3 Kilo kyinain1 1tam; v,,o-
Nam, gram
! ,kaai pund-i2 hllosran' "a ~ hiio1ram-
: Ipl-lGG rall.
MYNr.
i Sni.-4 Kroner. iskni-SD"
IIbiaTk eller Ort-so Ore.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

Spmmeren: "SuOrior bar be ans
tenbt oct gus. bpuri De boeoe?"
"5ur at Tianoet ! anoen Gtase tuns
be brRnbe OPP.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

lltilreeneiig. 9en iGraelis be-
licnOte llsisrnirssmaub "SDoferen"
pil M citer 6~orlppenoe iom u~tilre9ue.
ia btiue pperiprt til Srimiualaiglet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22

SnnIf Stunt / Horgc. Mialeren
YOuI Slider bar I, oisie Sage til Sris
itinnia aiIeubt TO Materier meo Wiutiu
beNtet ira bet i%jobenbapnite Gaoeliu.
g:9se grbeiocr oil blipe ubitiuebe I
arIltlauia auritIoreuing.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-22
Den kyaI,
NerYe-Lammelse.
GcoSTaIo.

9sssfaIesanmslosIier is%!bonnsntsrs Ssrai'
Tier optaoeS cratic. css tan pt lite afs
BIaes for &c oIminosiiae Ianse S~atResIier,
Der iaa soot tan fremipves prtoat baaoe til
prGfsr, gaboer % SIGstniuasr. Icr |srs,
% stnmelottier al mere eno aiminosts9
2Qnepe. maa bstaies 5 6entS pr. Sinis. 81
tornoiaitsr, az Gnbssr, Tom inoienoer 1sos'
iaiesaamsiSslier. islsr sisis xtniss % rsttss
H8 e~ertfter.