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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
PORTSMOUTH NEWS


me Bodrd oi Supervisors of Norfoll,
county met yesterday with the following;
members present: G. Il. Nimmo CHAIR
mani. T.. NJ. rillcy, John y. Codd. W. =.
Johnson. j. &. Lynch and q. r.. Wood.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read aad approved.
On motion an appropriation OF 500
was made for the benefit OF the schools;
in til" weaker districts. and a warrant
Tor said amount was ordered To be is
sued Ia MIR. j. II. Nest. superintendent.
ON motion Of MIR. Codd. the Common
Wcalth' Attorney was directed To talk.
the proper steps To cause the Scabuard
and Roanoke Railroad Company to open
up the streets between Chestnut and
Goodwin. iii the county Of Norfolk. now
occupied by said railroad
The application of w r Stevens for
an increase 90 his salary as special po-
liccman TO forty dollars. was laid on the
table.
Tie Board directed each supervisor
10 notify persons having fences of any
sort encrnachng The road To- remove the
same.
ON motion. the supervisor for Western
Branch Magisteral District was uu-
thorizcd To place six fire plugs. which
said district is entitled To 10y reason of
the assumption 10y the city of Ports
mouth of the fire plugs formerly located
At Park View. and such future location
oi said fir" plugs 10y said supervisor to
L" Included the contract heretofore made
between the county and Portsmouth
and Suffolk Water Company.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
COUPON.
Iht. entities am, reader az The
SirSininn to o.t" copy OF Fame,
W"rh and trt DcrorntioIts. nnd
successful fsuinr pNciu.''

The alloy" liberal Offer Is mad, To ad-
N"iiiS" III" oli rv!,nhi" Diamond Dyes
anu I" f"' th"ir ho"t upuu home dye
IN: into the homes "t women who want
T." dress wen 10y making u,cir old cloth
inG look lik" new
In some towns dealers sell limitations
of Diamond Dyes simply because thcy
"an max" more, profit on thcs, weak
ayes rlnn To color both cotton and wool
with III" sam" nsckhp" but Ihis is an
imposSihilitN. as The user SCUM finds
wheG she has tried To color cotton with
a dye that l. not 'sp,r;lly made for
that purpose" Diamond Ifyvs have. nit-
Iercut dyes Tor "pttpu from those that
az" used for wool ami are th" only pack
ar" dyes on tn" uiail,'t that can BE- re-
on crock. Tho fact thut Diamond Dvr;
hay" been tn" standard hou. dyes Tor
nearly twenty years. ana thut ;hru SAT-.
tnri eases from year - year is proof posi-
Wv" mat thrN hAN" M,Nul hnl an nullAl.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Jumps OF KNOWL EDGE
Col. W. h. Stewards Greaf Lecture on
Mathew FOntaine Maury To-Day.
MEETING OF THE BASEBALL LEAGUE.
fhc Mayor Refused Simmons Hail
Runway Horse Makes Things
ii'"iy-Thr Portsmouth Battalion
ana Atlanta Marriage ut Central
Church Next Thursday Night.

Tomorrow will bc pay day at thu
Navy Yard.
Nothing was done of interest in the
Hastings Court
Iher" Will h" II marriage at St PuurS
Catholic Church to-day.
Two members of the CITY Council
will 20 to Atlanta tonight
y Well-knoWn County-Struct lady will
bc. married before October is over
IN" primary WAS very quiet and on
derry yesterday. only light vote was
pullcd.
The ions-lookcd-ror rain has come al
last and Will PROV" Il blessing To- born
man and beast.
Yesterday was the first rain except
two ligh, showers that has fallen since
August Sth.
There was only one ease in The
Mayors Court yesterday ANA that was
an assault The party was fincd
Miss Miami" Peak. of Churchlaud
VIII" has been visiting friends in thi.
city. returned 10 her home OH Mos
1t is said tina, possibly the Ports
mouth Battalion may a." to Atlanta
later in the year. They viii not 80 Oh
Virginia Day
Mr. John Spring has sulicicurlr ,--
covered from the typhoid rrvc" To Zoe
able tu be on the street Yesterday. :ur
a short while.
The Baseball League meets next
Monday night Then tho question Of
vino Will lac in tn" third place will hr
settled definitely
The Little i;cnpcrs society. OF tn
fourth-Strc"t Baptist sunday School
Will hold AN oyster supper in their
SundaN-School room. on Lincoln street.
Thursday evening. October 10th.
The park-NioW children hay not
been moved from thu several district
school houses Yet. Tn" school 3rIrd
viii maxi" another attempt =, meet Vii
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Weary and Worn.

When the tired factory operative. the
weary outdoor laburcr. the oVcrtaSkcd
comp-ns" tor expenditure OF bodily force
where shall hc tind il; Could tn" record
ed experience OF thousands Of workers
b- voiced. tn" verdict would be that Hos
letters stomach iSittciS rcncws railiu.
strength. stimulates the judcd mental
powers to fresh activity. and rclaNcS un-
du. nervous tension as nothing else. does
Digestion - regular habit of body appc-
tit" ana sleep ar" promoted by il. and il
* an admirHb bile auNiliary i'm the recovery
or health By conValesccnt~ \ iastidious
stomach is not offended 10y 1t. and To per
sons OF both sexes in delicate health who
occasionally feel the need OF an efficient
tonic. tn" Who'll" rang" OF the pharmaco-
pO"ih and IN" Catulogn" of proprietary
medicines does not present more ltSc-
ful, safer OF more drCisiv" one II is also
incompatible for fever and, aguc, rhcu-
matism and kidney troubles.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
COAL.
"'lr" evrhirnt"' VIA, r.1.
"Ihr Mur.,nu Nvn1irntr

~" evuiirnt"' "Ir, ~.,i....-
"Thc Morgan syndicate
:" don't believe understand your game.
willie" How do YOU intend to play it,"
why, its casy enough. IN he Irnclr
sam "nd you'll be tho syndicate, ANA il II
hc your business to keep me supplied with
money % that can have my reserve fund
III proper shape all the time
But, my boy, you forget that l'ncle
sam has /" do something to get ali that
money. Ii isn't dlt To him
NO don't forget anything, " rctor,cd
the boy. I'm give you all tho bonds YOU
want. lIcrr's one for - cents now. II
YOU re 50 dead stuck on my playing ri.
nance AS you pretend 10 be hand over tho
cash and show thHt YOU propose to keep
up your end VI the game"
But how about rcdccming the bonds.
Willie"
"lll take the Same chances ON heing
able To do that that other nnancicrs do "
e IN doubtful about you. Willie. said
the banker with shake OF his head ''I'm
not quite sure whether you were cut out
Tor nnancicr or II confidence man Per
haps, however, You will land somewhere
between the Two and become q statesman
Chicago Post
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

The Democrats of this city held n
primary yesterday to nominate Il candi-
dat" for TIL" Legislature. There were
thrc" candidates for tn" position
McSSrS. Charles r. bland. T. j Wool
anu t.. w MaGpin. Owing To the rain
th"r" was only light vote poll"d
out of about 1000 votes. After the votes
were counted at the close Of the polls il
was found that Mir. Bland had received
'ip. Maupin. 2o?: Wool. l26. Mir. Bland
majority being II" over both of the
Other candidates lie was. therefore.
declared the nominee OF the party. con-
seQucntly thcr" will ho no primary to-
day
Mi Bland is young man of fine at
talunl"ntS ana viii. no doubt, Till the
position with credit To himself ana to
IN" city he will represent He will 80
10 Richmond To- represent the people in
general ami will perform the duties al
l"tted To him without fear on favor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
War "reminiscences

Mir. John II Lewis one of our best
known Confederate soldiers. has writ l.
ten Il book with the above title. which
contains - pages of his recollection
81 Gle war fron 1861 t. lS65. Mr.
private and cam. on, II Lieutenant.
having been promoted for bravery His
rrmincS""Nccs Viii t." with a great deal
OF pleasure. Tho NirEiuiau can assure
its readers that it contains u great
deal OF Interesting ANA useful infurma-
should posscss Mr Lewis ha. been
ever since the war one OF the most
cheerful giVorS tu everything that per
tanned To tn" Southern cause His
large donation 10 our monument and
many other Things speak for them
selves ~" now comes hcfor" his old
comruds and asks them To- purchase
one OF MS books. which will hc SOLD at
l., cents each
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siotiIiI,g.

Where to purchase 10 an advantage
Is III" question that troubles most buy
ers at ihe beginning OF the season We
nave mad" vast improvements in our
place of business To accommodate" our
large ana increasing trade. and our
stock OF mems. boys and chldv"n's
suits can't be surpassed in the Two
cities for price. quality and workman
snip. It's 10 IN" interest of purchasers
10 buy carly 50 they can get the choice
OF styles. sizes. etc.
We ar" tho only authorized agents
for the celebrated Sweet. orr, 4 ca. :
working pants. oVcralls. etc
RRESLAU;R n ANTHONY.
III High street.
Second Door from Crawford.
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CITY COUNCIL. MEETS
This Branch Of the City'S Government As
Semble and Transact Business.
THE SUBJECT OE PORCHES DISCUSSED.
TIC Ferry Question in Reference TO
Complaint Lodged il Talked Over
The rc~sccs Called to Tie Ncccs-
sity OF Carrying Out Their Con-
traci-To Convene IA 7:3O O'Clock

The city Council held an adjourned
meetiu. last night with the following
members present:
John II. Hume. president. H. w. Rallch-
tine, q. =. Sherwood, John i. King, q 81
Reynolds. Joseph i Weaver, J. Davis
Reed. y. v. Moore &. f.. Outcu. George
VI Turner. W. V. II. Williamson. sam
4. Montague, G. :. Mintcr
The Finance Committee reported favor
ably ON tn" application of the American
Long Distanc" Telephone and Telegraph
Conpany's application To establish a lime
IN :hiS city. Ca motion. the application
Mas granted with conditions prescribed.
rho Street Committee recommended
that MIR G"orG" Z, Townsend he allowed
to build his shop at the cas-; end uf South
street. Adopted.
III" Ordnauc" Committee. To whom
Nas referred the urdinunC" offered by
Mr John j. King. ina reference To huilti-
!ns porchca on streets. reported that
uud.r IN" instructions of jhc CITY Atfnr-
n"y they can take no action in tio mat
ter. as tn" iuw forbids ;hc same. y Not"
h"in" taken ON tn" committees report. it
was lost by a ii" vote.
The Ferry Committr" reported that tic
complaint of Mi Mvl.-lu. which Was 10
ftrrch 10 turin for action hal teen con-
siG"rod. anG that they hIl instructed the
lrsSs+s of the ferry To carry oHt tn"
terms ol thoir lease. ON motion. III" re-
port o. ia" committc" was adopted.
pn motion, the report OF the back tan
collectors was referred to the Finance
COMMITTEE.
IN. report Of IN" city officers was read
ana was referred 90 the proper commit
tees
y number of bills were allowed
Application of George 4 Tahh 10 be- al
lowed To- hr absent from the city for ten
Gays y.ns granted
y p,tnlOn from - number OF citl2ons on
II r,.t a "a nj! NlI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to- health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; ciiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gistS in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

\ number Of our advertisers are i'm
the habit OF sending their changes at
night. consequently they are not sent
over until a late hour. This frequently
causes our papers to l." late. hrSid-s il
works To- "A great disadvantage and adj
rrt!SvmcutS cannot receive the utt"u-
ton they otherwise would. Nil changes
should br sent in before o'clock in the
afternoon This viii hc II guarantee. %;
their app"arug as desired our pat
rons Will please make a mote ut this and
govern themselves accordingly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

Yesterday afternoon Master Jess"
shannon. son at Mr.. Monroe shannon.
met with = serious accident Young
Shannon is employed as an apprentice
al the tinniuC business, ana was at
WORK Oh tn" roof OF Mi Rall's home.
i'm Prrutiss Place. when. 10y some
means he accidentally fell from the
roof. striking on the raftcrs Of the
porch. breaking one arm and lcr and
cutting his face quite badly. He was
picked az and was carried To his faith
rr's residence. ON High street. Dr. T..
= Hope was called in. but could not
tell INC result OF the injuries shan
non IT, about IS years old.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

the ncw civil code all provisions placing
women on inequality With men
Herr Thrlc, deputy for Halle. pro-
posed that the party vindicatc its right
10 shar" III TN" presidency and other OIL
crS IN thu i;richstag. He declared that
tho numerical strength of the part. en-
titled it 10 hold some Of these official
positions IN the Rcichstag
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Football ro.>i=ht por, >orroil.

The Junior eleven and another team
will play AN exhibition game OF football
tonight AZ $50 o'clock in front Of Mr..
MulVry's hotel at Port Norfolk Tn"
Juniors are pac,icing hard and Will
put up = good game with The Hiambl--
ton team on saturday. Thursday viii
hr III" last day for regular field pruc-
ticc until after Saturdays gam" An
members are requested To be at League
Park at = o'clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

Er"slau. oct. S.-The chairamn inform
ed the Congress of the arrest of DR..
..ll"nbengen as an obnoxious foreigner.
ana also announced that an order had
been issued for the expulsion of Frau
Ictkin. n foreign woman'S delegate
The congress unanimously resolved 10
make an energetic demand in the Reich
stag FOR an explanation of these pro-
cecd!ngs on the part of the authorities
1t was also resolved that the Socialist
party aSitate for the elimination from
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
strike among Tie Timber Mc,

lronwood, Mich oct S.-Thc timber
men and ,rammcrs at the Norris mirc
went OH It sUik" for higher wages To-
day and the mines are closed. only
about 200 men ar" directly involved.
but the mines are Unable to work win
out them. 1t is believed that If IN,
strikers will consent 10 compromis,
the difficulty viii br speedily adiust,d
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
USEFUL. BOOKS GIVEN AWAY
RESTRICTIONS FOR MAEING ART
AND FANCY WORK

MrS. N"lia DnErctt of Boston has re-
,'n'iN written book Fancy Work aiid
instruction Tor making dutlics table
covers. S"nris. tray cloths. pin cushions.
exc. "t', with nftN Illustrations. This
nook together with 'S;ncC.%Sfu lIon..
l'FoinG, VIII l." sent free to any reader
nI IN" NirEinian who forwards the fol
90. Emrlimrtnm VI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

We have just opened a nice line OF
Children's Suits. Combination Suits
and also other :tyies a, very low
figures Tor iirst-class goods Suits made
To measure. 80 ana M. Mems and
Boys Suits at VERY low figures
ACME CLOTHING HOUSE.
John y. Morris. Manager,
a23 High street. OpnOsite Ocenn unms.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

capt John II Nest. superintendent
ct IN" Public schools of Norfolk county.
gives thu Information that the number
Of school children in the county has in
creased l.iU0 since lS9u. ana while the
Whit children have Increased 30 per
cent. TN" colurcd have increased only
!; NOR cent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

y good fitting suit or overcoat for
yourself or boy is half the battle our
line Of men and boys wear this season
is simply enormous 1t will pay YOU to
examine our stock.
ruur gents furnishing line is also com
plctc. Wooden underwear at prices
ranging from 81 upwards AT
LEVY X JACOBS
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WOOD AND COAL.

And whrre 10 buy il is II question OF
some couridvration | have the best tina:
can -" had. Stove ana Nut Coal nice.
aud clean. at ). per ton, Dry Sheltered
Eum Wood. Ais" the hest oak Wood.
II l.. WILKINS. Washington street.
l'NtlEmouth. Va. IhOnc 9lS. se22-lm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

New York. oct S.-Thc written chal-
lcngc from the Royal Victoria Yacht
club. on behalf of Mr.. G. ID. Rose. has
been received by the New York Yacht
club. y special meeting to consider the
sam" has been called for next Monday,
the 18th inst.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

From 10 until - o'clock for the re
rraindcr OF this week our entire line of
cmbroiderics at half price
Special prices on all remnants. l2ibc
hose. three pairs for 2ic
~ j. PHILLIPS,
Under oxford Han.
TO- and 3O4 High Street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

ia order only: y business suit. sl2 10
To So. dress suit. SO TO 49,, from all
tn" latest fabrics. imported and dolncs.
tic. That means up to date in every
thing. NJ ROSEN BAUM llG and lis
High street, Portsmouth. Va So IL
ID. Y. Gaskins. Funeral Director and
Embalmcr. Gle Middle street Ports.
mouth, Va. Residence, 500 Court street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Despite the stormy Character OF the
Day Numbers! Of Our Customers
Turned Oui Yesterday 10 Al.
tend the EashionnbIc Fall
Dress Goods sale.

now going on at Iiammill's. Come to
day, before tn" choice things are gone
We present an array OF strong At.
fractions at prices far below their req
worth. These prices are positively foi
~ Sin univ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

big reduction on carpets. rofrigera-
tors. canopies. ana oil cloth tor the next
thirty days. Buy now and save money.
at J. S. Crawford's.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
FOOTBALL GOODS.

such coaNing. pocket filling prices and
cnrichinE values were never known be-
ipr" ~ l'ortsinouth. Crowding is objec-
tl"!"tnl" IN y car, but il go"s with us for
Mrf" crowded packet and damned with
bargains upon bargains into our stock
;"N"fS ar" crowdinE to capture the prizes
ihht await iiiSi corners. Nothing may be-
l"it Tor thos" who wait, and therefore
Inn ! wait. bat come ana lock at the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

Fail fouman's u Young's hats just
Out Prices low. c. II. Welton L. Co.
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Bound Go Wixna

IN" bounding leather having passed the
S3ai; winners are TIN" admired OF all
iluillrrrS' ana :; procession of 5"miring
nave lnAliGMrntcl a vlctoroma sale OF
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23
ct iarligt Sagtepentpr.

Sames 8. Sarr ira CT. MperS
6lorioa lit iig iorleoen ct mn5eppa~ltS
nenoe Giot paa Hpssen al en- Sport
og set bapoe nGr fpltet BAN 9ipet.
Nr. Sarn ps Gr. 3. s. 2ausiOrt
bar noe paa Sagt, Da De ff Gie pac
en- tor Saabjort. iom rpli9t sresleot
en- balu Qiil borte. Set bleu be luttet
at 9arn ituloe lite fig iuo pau 2pret,
meocns 9ansiOro blrO OeO Seitene.
Com 6pl0e berai ites Sarn Of Sc.
iten 90 bcSpnote at uGrue Jig 9pret,
ipm Meuemttoen bauoe flpttet Zig
iaalc0es, at bet life l9nsere bar ipn'
list.
Otter Ell balu Zines 6orlsb bDrtt
9an9foro ct Sfuo os antos, at Sarr
bapoe brabt 3pret.
NO8le faa WIinuter ierere bsrte bar
ct &aab on 9iGlp % itrar eiier iac
ban SjOrten fomme iarcuoe 9jeunen
Suflfouen meo 9aru tlpugcuOe Zig til
SaIicn al ben.
Sco bpert Spring bIeu Saru irps.
telis ipnoerreuct al 9prets ltarpt
&tcbe o9 al 3rR3reuene. &etnin9eu,
i builfen SiUrten ilos inO, uiloe brinse
ben til at pusiere inocnfor so CARDS
ira 2ansiurb, rs 5roitnaunte beilut.
teoe ba at ioriD3c at ifpoc 9pret, uuur
bet fom iorbi.
9ottoren inoiaa, at &u9len funoe
ramme tSarn, men iptte, at set bar ben
cneitc uoIi8t til at frelie cams 9eus
2io.
JG1seli9 tu1 2an8iorb. ba Sjurter
meo lin menaeiteIi3e SyrOe tOm ia.
renoe iorbi, rOIi8t Si8tc % itioo.
Sfuooet bar beIoi9t Og uteo raite
Sprins itprteOe Gpret bsO orn.
2angioro ilebe 6arns til Sjalp og
fanbt BAN / en- frp9telis ipnoerrepet
Silitano. alGoerre par repet al 6aml
60 Suoen Target elten al 3prets
aluus eller al Sreuene. San leo tore
Smerter ira Saareue, men Der cr
Saab ont, at Fan oil fomme iig.
Sarn tiger, at ba ban IfjDo, ialoi
9gret, % | DEN 5ro, at bet bar bgo,
nnrmeoe ban Jig for at iti9re Salier
ooer pad Bet. "a ban imiolertio tom
ben til Sjorten, iprats ben pluoielig
op "a for lps paa BAN.
Sarn ilc9 iuitinttmasIis fine arme
ON 9prets pals ps iaa Iulste &ioes
turen sieunem Supifouen. Saru bapoe
life pilet sipe Clip at 5rpst for, at
Sjorten Tube iparte BAN libel.
Or. 9nn9iorbs Stuo bar beloist,
ioet auslen trRngte lno lise bag Stul,
oeren paa 2nret. 7
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23
e Sanobeo oaarltae!

Itsfstsrue til SiRIp fra erahife GpibuussmisIsr
for 9erioner, Der er pIaset nrss JurtOSpelft. .r /
Gambler meset ~eaartiss. 9e utrfet no. paa SnepoL.
oeHe. men bet sisr be msO goloiOm5.o. % tres sirs
MING tieuer I'll at ipG,ts 5HbuOlo ne % ftaoe yaausn.
Sostetters Wapebittrr &c ct ubiuRrfst ATS euce Dtos
bel o. ben boerieu imertee snsr ioStier. Gaspiosre
60 aliooei fCr SRA aria o. aheuuatisne. o. ben sr al
fort Gapn for Sul9s, Rlosit os 9amIs. Com Ct
msoieini niHnisrenoe Rlooel fan benz ,,e uuersaaes.
9rasr aHteialsr ben bisrtsiis % ben ie aHbsialin3 er
blspeu beitn,tst ueo o~fientIis Griar ns. Gppttit o.
Sssa bliusr besse bsers veo bette 5ebasslise, pyItuens
be ca nilcHeHse yggem eoel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23
Ser Scan, buorpaa man fan fienb

Ser Scgu. buorpaa man fan flenoe
oppc, rna &oifebpnner fra Ilctte:
/. Gooe a~Oiiebvnner mua bore
baaroe o. tunSe o9 let tunnc lpnfe !
Yano.
2. aaiiebpnner, iOm ippmmer paa
Sam, er al ilct Sort.
3. @ooe &%nifebcuner ppin9er life
@anb, men peobliuer at pRre banroe %
tGtte.
4. Itaaife ct iarpet, ppoaser man,
iaaInart man fommer 0ennerne / oarmt
Sano % rpitsr opsti9t. Gr De iar'
psoe, lpler Sarueltofet fig ira Spn'
uerne us saar ouer i Sanoet, bUoreitsr
bet pioerc fan unoeripses, bporaf 6ar'
pen b%eitdar.
5, Saffe, Der Yaa &eiien er belfa'
piaet al Sppaub, erfienoer mall. naar
Yennerue bar en- me9et u~beba8ellg
arat, % osiaa mcertioen tlaber peo
%binanoen.
G. st enpuu ~lItrere Miooel til at
fienpe Safe, Der er beitaoiset al So
pano, beltaar oeri. at man tummer
Wsuuerne i tulot Yanb % blanoer benz
ooot: bar Sanpet berpeo antaSet Ell
ialt smas, iaa bar a0iien liot al Sp'
pouoet % bsr bprttaites lom nbru9ells.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23

er ben tara,ter.itIie lttel paa en- ilot ilu.
iwtrerei BOG. inoebcloeuoe ooer ct Suuoreoe
Sieer al uomrrtet Beitripells Of Spmmsr.
Reiort / 9aubet moro o. peit for Chicago.
9GieitoHst er upt. 9uuTtrationsrne CT npe
% Sp. p~sniusernr BERT oil pare ups ior
nRiieu enbuer.
ct grempInr al Short Journeys on a
Long Road uil bllpe ieuot irit til snbusr.
JON iRolenoer ii Gents It'll Setalin9 al
Sortol til Gee. 6. osafioro. General
Passenger Agent Chicago, Milwaukee 4
St Paul Railway, GbieaSo, gu. 512J
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23

sabriftn peo Tognsfosita paa
gvis, bpurni Spinceriet os 5arperiet
btu faroigs ouer gsptaar % III bar
prret ioang ooer Ell 0tuaneb, er MI
ilS SirtiOmbeb. Wan boloer MI paa
mes CYiatnius al Stampeinoretuinser,
D, ienere ct BET Wenin9en o9iaa at be'
opuos ms0 8eperi. InlGsset raaber
Over gunotraIt not til, at SriIten
,,rsre fan uouioes til bet opbbelte.