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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-04-11

Winter Harbor.
Emma Vose is teaching at the Lower
Hsrbor.
Grant Scott has arrived home after a
long absence.
Rev. s. H. Atkins left town to-day on a
business trip.
Monday evening, April l, there was q
ladies ball at Globe hall.
Miss Grace Stevens starts for the Club"
April to purchase spring goods.
H. Price Webber's entertainments were
we'll attended, and all hope he will
come again with the same troupe.
News has been received here OF the
death, at Seattle, Washington, on April
4, OF pneumonia, OF Clarinda, wife OF the
late Samual Swan, at the age Of seventy
one.
School began in the primary depart
ment Monday morning. On account OF
the illness OF Miss Newman the grammar
school will not commence before next
Monday.
Rumor says another store is to be
erected soon. All hope it is true, as each
new building not only indicates an in
creasing amount OF business, but also
adds to the beauty Of the place.
Not to be outdone by the ladies, num-
Der of gentlemen from Grindstone Neck
gave party last Monday evening. A
bountiful repast was spread at II O'Clock,
before and after which all were enter
tanned by games and dancing.
Anril l.
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Franklin.

Franklin.
"Uncle Ben" Morrison is very low with
heart trouble.
Presiding Elder Norton was in town
Sunday In the evening he preached a
sermon on 'sNaaman the leper," using
leprosy as a type of sin. Seven candl-
dates were baptized, in the presence OF
large congregation.
Mrs. John Smith, of West Franklin,
died very suddenly Wednesday morning
of last week. She had been i'll with WIN
ter cholera, but had got better again.
Sunday evening she was taken with
neuralgia which settled around the heart.
Though she suffered severely, the end
was peaceful and quiet, like her own
modest. Christian life. The bereaved
family have the fullest sympathy of the
community and friends,
April |.
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south Deer Isle.
Rev. Mr.. Belcher moved into rooms in
Nj. c. Pert's house this week.
The assessors have been taking account
OF changes in valuation at Green's Land
ing, Oceanville and here, this week.
There have been several departures
from here during the last few days. Capt.
Jason Greenlsw and George Robbins, the
first to go, starting for their coasting sea-
son. Capt. ]. w. Thurston left Monday,
to join his yacht. A. B. Robbins left
Thursday for Boston, where he goes to
work in the Bay State steel die works.
Mr.. Robbins expects to make perma-
nent business there, and intends to move
his family in the fall. There is general
feeling Of regret at his going, as his shop
here has been the business center for
years. John Robbins, his father, COM
menced as a carpenter, adding black
smith shop in course OF time, where he
did all sorts OF jobbing, and later, A. b.
Robbins, after spending some time away
in learning carriage work, set up car
rage shop in addition to the other bust
ness. Lately, however, several other
shops have started, and so divided the
trade that Mr.. Robbins thinks he can do
better elsewhere, as he has very good
situation offered him at his new place.
The farm will be carried on this season by
Lewis Judk ms, and for the present Mr.
Robbins, senior, and one of his grandsons
will do jobbing in the shop
April &.
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Morgan's Bay.
L. j. Candage is at work at Bluehill.
H. H. Candage has his fire wood all cut.
Irving Leach was at John Gray's Mon
/ day.
Miss Clara Mckinney is at work for
A. J. Long at Bluehill.
Horace Herrick was at James A..
Candage's over Sunday.
Miss Julia Grindle of East Bluehill, is
visiting at William Webber's.
William Weber is at Bluehill, calk-
ing the deck of the schooner "Hazel
Dell"
George c. Candage was at his quarry
Monday, sharpening up his tools, and
getting ready for summer work, making
paving.
Hollis A. Gray, Forrest l., Croker, l..
G. Morgan, Fred Greene, Russell Carter
and Rodney Emerton, We're at Stover's
quarry Monday, on business.
There was an ice cream sociable at T.. f.
Candage's Saturday night. There present
were Miss Ethel Greene, Julia Greene,
Addie Candage, Minnie Arlington, Agnes
and Georgia Mckinney, Mrs. \. j. Can
dage, NJ j. Candage, l.. L. Greene, Harry
Arlington, F. F. Weber, j. L. Black,
l.. G. Morgan, Herbert Candage. The
evening was thoroughly enjoyed.
There was a chopping match and dance
at Lewis Carters Tuesday. The fol-
lowing were present at the dance: F. F.
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March 25.

North Hancock.
Mr.. Allen is painting his house.
Mrs. Irving Bridges is still very ill.
Mrs. Maggie Sawyer has been quite i'll.
Mrs. Henry Foren spent Sunday in
Bar Harbor.
Nathan Ash and family have returned
to Bar Har Dor for the season.
Mrs. Eliza Jordan, of Waltham, has
been visiting her son, Charles Jordan.
W. r. Butler, of Waltham, Mass,
visited his old home a few days recently.
Watson X. Springer spent Sunday at
home from Sullivan where he is employed.
Prince Wentworth was at the North
Hancock school house, Friday, April 8.
Charles Crimmin has been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Maria Durgan, for the past
week.
Victor r. Smith has gone to Bar Har-
Dor where he is employed by George
Wescott.
Eben Tracy and wife have been visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Shaw, at
Fltchburg, Mass.
Eben Tracy and wife, of North Han
cock, have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs Charles Shaw, in Fitchburg, Mass.
The Christian Endeavor society met
Tuesday evening, April 2, for the pur-
pose of choosing officers, all of which
were reelected.
There was a chopping match at J. M.
Netherlands last week, followed by a
party in the evening, which was much
enjoyed by the young people.
April 8. MACK.
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Cranberry Isles.
Mrs. Caroline Rice lost very valuable
COW last week.
Mrs. Charles +. Squirting has just
returned from Portland
Mrs. Emma Birlem has been confined
to her home for two weeks with lameness.
Mrs. Elzada Steele is recovering from
long illness, which has extended
through several months.
Ambrose Bourgett, of Winter Iarbor,
after an absence of three years, has been
visiting relatives and friends in town.
School in district No 1 and 4 COM
menced Monday-the former taught by
Mrs. Florence Joy and the latter by Miss
Mary A. Carroll.
The schooners "Fannie Earle" Capt.
Eugene Stanley, and "Nixen," Capt. Loren
Rice, both arrived yesterday with mer-
chandise for our local merchants.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Augusta
Candage, born Squirting, is rapidly re-
covering from pleurisy fever, from which
she has been suffering for several weeks.
Rev. c. +. HARDWOOD has been engaged
for another year, beginning April l. He
has preached here for the past thirteen
months, and is very much esteemed by
the majority of the people.
The weir builders are busily engaged in
putting up the weirs. William l. Mayo
has bought out the Moose Island weir
privilege, and will go there to build it up
as soon as he completes those here.
School in district No. 5 closed last Fri
day after a profitable term Of twenty
weeks, taught by Miss Mary Morris, OF
Southwest Harbor. Miss Morris will
commence next Monday term of ten
weeks in district No. ?.
Mrs. Jane Rosebrook recently sold an
old blue earthern pitcher, which once
belonged to her ather, for the large price
Of SIS. Surely the purchaser must have
wanted the pitcher to be induced to give
such fabulous price as that for it.
Capt. Gilman Hamor, with his bride,
arrived home last week from Gloucester.
He starts soon on q fishing trip south.
Mrs. Hamor is the second daughter-in-
law to be welcomed into the family of
Capt. George r. Hsmor within few
months, and each received very cordial
welcome.
Capt. S. N. Bulger, who has been stop
ping at home for the past two months,
will load paving blocks at Mount Desert
this week for New York. This is the
longest vacation Capt. Bulger has had at
home for a number OF years.
The schooner "Coquette" has done very
well thus far since she began to go fresh
fishing. On her last trip she moved Will
liam Morgan and family from Mount
Desert rock to Southwest Harbor, and
also brought in good fare OF fish for the
season.
Many Of the lobstermen are now taking
up their traps for the season. The lobster
business here this winter has proved
very poor in comparison with previous
winters, many losing all or the most OF
their traps two or three different times.
April 3.
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COUNTY NEWS.
ss,ionoi County Ne'rs see other pages.

TIN AMERICAN has subscribers at loG
<,bs TIa pos,-o6ices in Hancock county;
ytbs other papers in the county COM
,;.sd de no, reach so many. THE AMER
..,x is not the only paper printed in
u,ncoct county, and has nerer claimed to
:. b,t il is the only paper that can prop
.r,y be Gated a COUNTY paper; all the
..siare merely local papers. The eircuia-
49,, of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
u,rbor Records summer list, is larger
.bop that of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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Surry.
We are in the midst Of wind!
Vessels are getting little uneasy in the
bay as the ice breaks up.
Capt Young has been painting his
front yard fence and buildings.
Rev d. Smith, at the Methodist church,
gave a good sermon Sunday on easter"
Woodpiles are nearly all cut up and
nearly all homes are well provided for in
this direction.
Mrs. H. F. Day is still at the home of
her sister in Wiscasset, where, it is hoped,
she will regain her health and strength.
Eugene Casper is very much better
from his long and painful illness. Mrs.
Casper is still having trouble with her
limb upon which an operation was per
formed few weeks ago.
Rev. H. F. Day at the Baptist church,
next Sunday, will preach on "Palm Sun
day." as he was unable to be with his
people on that day. In the evening there
will be an Easter service; this bringing
the two services on the same day.
There was big bonfire on the hill
Saturday evening. Thirty-five enthu-
siastic boys and girls were present, and
their shouts proved they had good time
1t was considered that Sterling's brush
pile was the thing.
Capt. Harry c. Young and Capt. Abijah
Curtis not long since undertook to raise
money for painting the vestry OF the Bap-
fist church. They were entirely success
full, and the job was done by the skillful
hand OF Warden Lord. Such men never
say "no" when they undertake job. All
came nobly to their help in contributing
the necessary funds.
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Weber, F. L. Croker, H. A. Gray,
Hollis Smith, Briggs Davis, Loring
Candage, +. G. Jordan, George =. Can
dage, Charles Fowler, J. E. Black, F. E.
Torrey, Miss Nina Fowler, f. S. Candage,
A. l.. Cousins, Julia Grindle, Addie Can
dage, L. +. Greene.
March 25. KIT.
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April l..

Tact wins W here great gifts without i
would fall fiat.
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Pauper Notice.

rINHE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
4 has contracted with the city of Ellsworth, for
the support of the poor, during the ensuing year,
and has made ample provision for their support.
lie therefore forbids all persons from furnishing
supplies to any pauper on his account, as without
his written order, he Will pay for no goods 80
furnished. HARRY ). JONES.
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heavy draught horses, and all other
neighbors and friends who so kindly
assisted.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
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9erba8 Ntt inb i &oIttoutptet / Ssias
matpnie os ipranste 4euseitabet. Gitp
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be8ap fig aiiteb for at upfiuoe 9~larIas
gen til bet, meu ba tau rGrmeoe fig
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paa BAN, bppraf BET enc brnbte BAN
pieblitteli9. Soft itrpmmeNe iii, men
@toroerne pur iporlpit %iuriuunbue.
YoIttpntoret FEB imn ct minbre Cab.
Zen mgroebe City Maribal eIterluber
fig Some % Ilere 8prr.
Welbte iig ielp. 6 . Miaiten,
GrsGitp Glert / @utbrie, .. &, iom
uDlis ppmtes til 2 S(ars 5an9iel for
llnoeriI9b, melote Jig iorleoen ielu /
aanios Su9tbuS i 9auIins. Sberiifeu,
iu9oe ban. bar bans Ser, % bam bauoe
ban 9ipet lit Orb pan, at ban ielu pilbe
metoe fig i 2u9tbuict % iualeoes ipare
bam for Ell &eiie. Sngen er 9anite
en%eitaaeuoe i 9~ustbuiets Siitorie.
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SrGbt al Sr9net. Den 2fsuarige
@usult Ssermau fra 5borpe, @is.,
bpis Sorelbre % 2 Srspre Omtom uls
Der Stpsbranpen i @isconiin iioite
SpIt, bleu Spnoas Morsen br9bt al
ct Safe Sbore 5ren uoenior 9pleoC.
Seermau fpm BERTH iOr at igse ar'
beibe, men oa bet life lpttebes BAN, be-
9ap ban fig paa Sci TT Often. !Sun
bOlpt paa at itlse op paa Srenet, ba
GOpen sleo, ban ialbt 90 Srenet git
oper % orabte BAN.
st briitiat Noperi ianot 2srbas
Steo i Splebp. 30 maItereoe Meno
traapte IND i @m. Mc@utbries gutit
paa Gpof Street % peo Sj9lp Of 8e'
pplpere letteoe be ajebmanoen % be
tilItebeuarsnoe aunoer for aft, buao be
baube al @snsc, ialt $50, bpOreiter be
i~urlpanot. Gubnu er bet lite lpfteoes
at paasribe @jerninssm9noene.
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ifa.
Barrett Stotis 2ig Hnoes. 9iss

SuittN Stpils XIV Vhpes. S'9et
al Barrett ScOtt, Soft Guuntps iuiss
u9ti8e Sosicrer, Tom ben 3lte 8ecem,
bsr ON Nltencn blcp ouerialot % bort.
iprt al Ell Del iOrtlrote M9nb, bleu /
Ssnoass iuubet / Niobrara 6lpoen
mep ct &eb ON Salien. San par uoen
Suipl igrlt bleDeu b9n9t % o%ereiter
uar 2iset bleucn iaitet i 6luben. 2iset
oar brrpuet Ell 6ratte, men llbr % Sas
peler bar tiliteoe. G%prbrDoelieu, buors
ipr Barrett Scott maatte bpoe meo 2ls
bet, beItob J. at ban .bapoe I~prbrn9t
$4,000 al SOlt GOuntps Mioler %
ruiucret SOlt County Sanf, bporpeo
uaiten ale 6armere % 6prretnin9ss
mano i Solt blep iprarmepe. Oct
Selpb, han baube i%tjaalet fra De iioits
uepnte 6olf, belgb Jig til benpeo $780,
900. 6lere Manb ira Soft County
iiober iprtioen arrelteret, antlaset for
at bape heltaset i MtOroet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
Sranfrig

NDt fra Yaris. 8uris, 21be So
mar. Bourgeois 5Oriss paa at banne
ct npt lMinilterium er mislpttet. @r.
Yreiibent GaIimir 8erier bar ioas for.
melt iurlabt fine @arelier | Glpiee go.
laoiet. Otter Orore al Breiioeut 5aure
aisaUes Der militar Sunsr for @rs
Yreiioenteu.
amerifanif apGg. Yaris, 2Obe
Sauuar, Nserbru9sminiiter Bigger bar
til Ell Of 9eputerfamrets &omiteer
Ouersiuet De iurltjelise 5Orilas ON
5uriistisbeOsresler, Der er iunoet nsO'
uenoise | Nnlebnin9 al S~pbagelien af
9leuro.E neumpuia bos amerifanIf
aua9, inofsrt til gnslunb os gelsien.
Miniiteren bar siuet Srbre til, at
Sunbbeosraaost auuenoer iorboblet
I~aruaasenbeo for at iOrbinore, at
Spsbommeu tranger ino i 5rantrige.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
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@iiaiOnGr | Saier. 9ua ct 9OurOs
in9bus / 8yen 8aris aisii fOrleoen ..
6. g. 8iQiams peo 3sben / en- Glbsr
al 70 Gar. San bar 6remmeo / 8pen,
men eiter bans 9go ianot man Bapi'
rer, ION ulite, at ban bar Miaioner,
'oet ban nplis bar bleuen @ier al en-
tor Gieuoom / guitralien. Sn9en,
iom baOoe feet BAN / bans loiebe SfG'
Der, aneoe, at ban bar ioa rig.
5Orliit Sfib. 3amperen State Of
Missouri, b~eitjGitisct i Cincinnati %
Neip Orleans 5loo SunOelen, itpote
9erOag gliten unoer 2aa9e paa en-
SIlppe % iout ueo nclsbet at 8Ol'
Greet, so MRil nebenIor 2ouisoile
Stibet % 2aoninSen cr fomplet tabt
Sngcn af 8eIGtninsen omtom.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
Spraab til Den oanIfe Yes
ioifntng | Wntsrifa.

2anosmGno % 2anosmRHOinOsr!
llnoerts9neoe aOmite tiaaoer ia
beroeo at rette en- Bgn til Goer ON al
TONNE pore trRngenoe GanoSmaHo
beruoe | bet centrale % peitli9e gebra.
ia tilbi9lp / ben Ngo, bUOri be ueb
IioIte Mars tOtole Mispart ere iteOte.
JOrrige Nar gap fun balp SsIt, iom
for bet melte meogif iii at Ointerfoore
areaturer % slrbeibsoDr, iamt ieOs BET
Ouerltro al Splu % S%renturer, iOm
5armerne bapce paa Saanoen. 3stte
9au fun Snota9t not tit be lsbenoe
uosiiter, iaa be tunbe bUloe BET san.
enoe, meoens 6iertnllet fom til 8s.
itance baabe meo Sintter o. &entes
penge. Wteu III iiolie AarS totnle
WlisOGrt bar brost mango Gamilier /
ben Doerlte Ntso, - Inlet bar be at
i1l9e, intst fan oe lame, oa De life fan
title f~ornsoen Sitterbco os intet tan BE-
iaa pna &reoit, ba ajebm9noene bar
Jet Jig ugOiaset til at lutfe oeres 8ss
ger. 8ette er en- ns9tern 5rsmitilins
al mango Jarmeres ulDttell9e StiuiEs
beruoe, os be arbeibere / be imaa 8psr,
iom eaers bar bsres 5ortieneite hos
Jarmerns, er / famine iortulplebe Still.
ling.
aiare 2aiere! s oil Of Ousnitaa.
snoe is, at Der er gtso paaf9roe, o. at
Der trenses tit Sjalp, burtis Sialp.
buis hi ital unosaa at ie mango SAINT.
Tier saa tilsrunoe i Sunser % Ruloe.
3erfOr beoer hi benz al gbsr, iOm bar
ct aabsnt Sjerte for be Rsolioenoe %
Gune % gilje til at bialpe, IN at til.
ienSe % @aper / Jorm al Bense, g.
oeuarer os Sl9bninssitpfter, iOm ri oa
iampittisbecsiulo eiter beoite Stjsu
lfal uobele iaa lanst iom be inofOmne
9auer r9ttsr.
2~anosm9no og 2auo5m9nbinosrl
lab os prattilf minoes ariiti Orb,
"Glit bin Naite, iOm big ielu.~
slQe @aper bebss isnot til "Stjer.
nen", 9annebros, gtebr., buOri Der uit
blipe tpitteret for iamwe, bog oil bet
pars belbisit, OuI ri fan mOotase @auer
al Ssoemioler % &laoer irastiri, alt'
iaa at &iienoeren snten ielu bstaIsr
6rasten sler iormaar Sernban.tpm.
pasniet til at transporter bet irit.
s. CIR. Seterien, Brett; 8. 81.
GbriItenisn, Rsoa.tsr; 8. 6. 8asmus.
len, 9smrsr; 6. S. 9briitenisn, @is.
~bslbanoler; 9. e. 9sterisn, Sanitas.
isrer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
SIIi ;.

Sur mango Stamps. 5ur nO9en
Sio iioen bleu bet ~betjenotsjort, at ueb
Snoiamling al en- Wtiuion bru9te SRI
merter tunbe Miiis @Orman fra Sane
bile peo Glsin Upnaa SeBanOlinB paa
ct SOipital. Senner al beuoe bjalp til
% inptil MI CT Der autommen melem 6
% s Miaipner. GOItmeIteren bar
maattet leie EXTRA Sjalp % bet gnites
o|erIor ~betjenot9iort, at Der Ill life
tr9n9eS Here 5rlmerter.
5pr Sennepiu &aunlen. Jiesjes
riu9euS Sn9euiprltprte unoer aaptein
@beeler bar Opnlaalt 2inien for Ell
9~epuiu9stanal til Sennepin aanalen
fra ct 8unft paa bod 8iuer, pmtrent
en- Mil ~ppenior &Ud Sails. &outen
fra bette Tuntt pil 9oa / NRrbes
ben al 8iron ps berira til ct 9untt
n9r Sbeifielo peb Suueotanalen. 30
benue Goute pil nan iaa ct Sab al II
SOB, buap Der pil u9re nuf til at for
ipne &aualer.
Spger Gritatniug. gierne al De
9umberparos i Chicago, iom NED.
branote ON glItenen ben lite 2Iu9uit
1894, bar anla9t Sag mob Chicago,
burlington d Quincy Saneu til Gr.
itatnins al s1,250,000. S~asisserne
paaitaar, at Sernbanen er ~aniuarlis for
5abet, ipet Sloen opitoo peo en- @niit
fra ct al Sellfabets 2ofpmptiuer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

Tanoisb oper bele Staten CT Ipulmeoe
op % mango al benz bar oeo Sper'
Ippmmelie onrettet en- bel Del Stnoe.
Zen itprite Ouerippmmelie bar funbet
Steh peb Gan 9iesp, bUor en- Man9oe
Glenoom biep pbela9t % 2 9io gil
tabt. Smiolertio peutcr man, at ben
ri9e!i8e &e9n Tom gritatnins pil sipe
en- flor % sub SsIt.
Sra Sacramento meooeles Der ON
en- irp8telis Sneitorm, Tom bar raiet
Sjerseue.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
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2igeue %begraues. 9lloris i Statens
0iItorie bar Der uHret ct isr9elisere
Syn enc 5repas, oa 2igene al 30 Dire
for ben ioriaroelise ulptte OH 9irsoas
gen blep itebte til Suile paa @rauplaol
len ueo Butte. ollie S%Urretninser i
8pen par lutfebe. Militeret, grano,
aienet us Ell Mansoe 5~creniuser
maridereoe i 9rocesiiOn. 81 2u.
liuoe Mtennelter iulste DC 3pbe til
@raueu ps andre 3uiinper fob ppitil'
let lan9s @aoerne.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

yebrs 2anoeUeie. Sntere5ien / Nu'
lR9 al beore 2anoeoeie fors9cs itaois.
General ROD StOre, G6ei al Board of
Road Inquiry, bar netOp offentlls9iOrt
en- 8apport, og / oemue flyer ban
blanot anoet, at / Suoiara Og Wlis'
iouri er Suteresien / oenne 8soR8ctit
for beore 2anoepeie me9et itor. 8
Rebraita CT Der life flor 3ran9 for
en- nlminoelig 6Orbeorino al 9auOe.
ueiene uuotn9eu / Riuers GOuHtierue.
S Sanias er Suteresien meSct almin'
oelig, % 2e9isIaturen oil uosntolui
ioretage ui8ii9e GOranOrin9er / 9oosne.
s nniteu ale SDoItater 9igr man 5Ors
bereoelier for 9lnlae al bebre 2ances
ueie. 8 &i5cOniin % New 3eritp
arbeioes o9iaa for beOre 2anOeUeic.
2egislnturen / Mtasin6uietts oil iunb.
ipnli9uiS beOilse Ell WtiaiOn Dollars
iOr Seiarbei0et.
Del Ipnes at oGre ben nlminoeliBe
Ntening u~uernlt, at benptte Straifau'
ger % cramps I'll at arbsioe pad
8eicne % / Stenbruo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
SnbIanbet.
SOMA.

MOrS o. Sclumorb. SDnoas 6Or'
tSoag far Charles sInOeriOn ! SuOe'
lrSmu Snlicu oper paa zig % fin
lone. gnoerIon ct bpb % aonen fan
n, leps. GN0erIOu par ajebntano,
b gar 0ammcl % Bapbe nDlis bapt
E,rianabeocr / g(nleonin9 At npgen
klrmeisnopm, bpprpep bans Sino rac
Lnmm uo at qIgeuast. 6omilien bar
|tpn muIlg OUer bans SpIsriel %
|asss ienot Guo eiter Ell 9n9e. @ers
IN mao GnOtrion bare iaaet gtpS, for
u nan lecte citer BAN, iauot man bam
\ 9cuen lj9scnoe paa Sen9en meo
falkn %pperifanret. On Sarbertniu
brSteS / &Rrbeoen % belle @areliet
|r tiliplct meO 8loO.
| etriO ON 2anb. George q Scar
En, Ell Sapitaliit ira Sort 9pose, uo'
CrrtSe for ilers gtur iibeu Slul Safe i
fumbolt County, buOrpeo ban inps
)anbt NoBet pUcr 1000 Ncres 9ano.
|u lar imioIcrtio ilere Seripner eiter
Pnpl3nn8 al Sagiprere fettlet paa
FarNst ION 6u~meIteaoers, ioet be paa.
taar, al Oa Ssen bar ct meandered
k8gne, tlIbprte ben be Sprcncoe Sta
E % uOr nub;n iOr Settlement. Nus
be Sn8'crerc bQtoer pna, at Settlerne
tsM Wet bar, men at De t~lliteoenbe
F'rosIere bar rlpariite Wettlgbeoer.
FaHNst CT prrN $4,000.
eberif GOnpeHtiOn. @ q &cemer
b GeaoWoON, &reToent, % 90. q.
to9es ira GBerotee, SefretRr for sSu.
fTliate SbcrIlis' Nsiociatipn mpotes
F'''Sm / siOur Gitp % bcItemte, at
F'V'apeIS aarIi9e &onueutIon ifal Of
|'N" | Spirit Cafe, SOMA, ben 19be
+ @O@ SUM- .. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
6 Colorado.

&ineierne maa gaa. Der er uo'
liater til Speftatler i Soabo Springs
Miineleiren / s~lnleonlns al at Der blI'
Der brast aineiere inp til at arbeibe i
Msiuerne. De isrIte aineiere anfcm
libhe 9%orsoas, men OH 2sroasm fit DC
al De bpioe Miuearbeioere 2ilbplo ON
Itrar at iorlaoe 2eiren, buao be pslaa
oioroe. Winearbeioerne er beitemt paa,
@ineierne life ltal tpmme inb Der %
nebIrtte 9pnnen, meoeas Der gaor
mango bpipe 9lrbeioere lecise.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
T. | q }.

Slem Sperreiie. 2~iperpoOl. 20oe
Sanuar. -9en enselite Camper $50
ton Gitp", Saptein Smitb, paa &eiie
fra Gteiu gOrt til 2iuerpool % 8riitOl,
er anfommen iii Meriep efter en- baaro
Suerreiie. Stibet8 &%reuturItaloe blep
itpQet bort os $50 Srer p9 100 5aur
bleu ia ifet pperboro. Sfibet FEB bes>
uoen Ell Del Sfoos pan 8Hf. Gen en-.
selite Camper "GitD Of 9iucOlu", &up'
tein Steele, fra ct. Sobn, 90. g., til
9iuerpool, autom ioos til Meriep.
9en baooe paa Ouerreiien miitet i'm
9etslait % Stano iet!Gonius.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
Wisiouri.

Streife. Gu Streite er bruot no i
3uoou Srpn &Orts i Gait ct. 9ouis
ion Sstse al ct 6uriDs ira geityrel.
lens Sibe paa at e~rItatte the boss roll
lers, iOm fiji fra SIP tit SIS ON 3as
gen, meo Moltiniiter til $3.50 ON ga.
gen. ollie 6abrjtens Nrbeibere bar
neolast S%rbeibet, iolt benpeb $50
Mono. SeitpreIien paoItaar, at meb
DC nDli9 ppiunone Rolls ct bet life
n%eopenoist at baue ierlis ~uebanueoe
MRno.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

JranciscO SsnSns Gitermiooas mss
aomiral gearbslee omboro. San IN
be ianme Srore ium ale andre iaar,
naar be isnoss meb ct arissItb til ct
2ano, bpor Der ct Sprsr, nenlis, at
beitptte amsritnnfte Sutere5ier uosn at
ta9e Del / ben pclitIlte Crib eaer be-
auuiti9e bet enc eler oct anoet al be
itrioenoe BARTER. Get autG9es, at
"Rbilaoelpbia" oil nna irem til SuuO.
lulu Grebas eIer 2erOas osune llge.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
Yeriten n.

2a9t | Simmer. 2eberan, 20be So.
mar. gpen Sudan i 8rOpinien 8bp.
rasian, iUm blep sbelast peb ct Serb.
ltj9lu for i~iOrten Maanebsr iiben, os
ipm ienere blep sieuupbpsset, bleO after
soelast peo ct Soroifialp iibfte Tors.
bag. Der bar liseiOm fsrite Sang ct
fort Tab al 9ip. ct Sunbrsbe apin.
Der, iom opbOlot fig ! ct 1abebus, blep