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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-02
WEEKLY.

Sent by mail. per year, $500 in advance.
Postage free to subscribers.
The Astorian guarantees to It's sub
scribers the largest circulation of any
newspaper published on the Columbia
river.
Advertising rates can be had on ap-
plication to the business manager.
The Weekly Astorlan, the second old
est weekly in the state Of Oregon, has
next to the Portland oregonian, the
largest weekly circulation in the state.
Jno. T. Handley & Co., are our Port
land agents, and copies Of the Astorian
can be had every morning at their
stand on First street.
frnf~~Jt. A.
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sHILOH'S CURE is sold on Il guar
ntee. 1t cures incipient consumption
is the best Cough Cure. Only one
ent a dose. 25 cents. so cts. and $l.OO.
For Sale by ]. w. Conn.
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Violin

La Grlpps is here again with all its
old-tme Mgor. One Minute Cough
Cure is a reliable remedy. 1t cures and
cures quickly. Chas. Rogers.
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'latip astnrtuat.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria'
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KrMBALL PIANOS AND ORGANS.

If you want a piano or organ, buy q
reliable make from first hands at a
price. We are the only
manufacturers of pianos and organs
who have a branch house on the Paci-
ic coast, and are certainly in a posi-
ion to sell you reliable instrument
sor less than any retailer or agent
A large shipment OF Kimballs will be
,old In your town direct from the
factory In the near future. II you are
.eady to buy before they arrive, write
us and we will send you catalogue and
prices,
Manufacturers.
60 r1.,..o1 DAy,kland nr
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Doctor II. r. Fish, of Gravois Mills
To-, practicing physician OF many
.ars' standing, writes: DeWitt's Witc
iazel Salve has no equal for lndolen
pres, scalds and burns. 1t stops pail
Instantly, heals burn quickly, ano
caves no scar. Chas. Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-02

Dewltts Witch Hazel Salve cure
calds, burns, indolent sores, and never
ails to cure piles, Chas. Rogers
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Pronounced by Physicians the
most Favorable in America
for Sufferers from
Lung Diseases and
Rheumatism
Many Remarkable Cures

Phe objections urged against Indio
in the past by the large numbers who
otherwise would have been glad to TAX
advantage of it's beneficial climate, has
been a lack of suitable accominoda.
ton. The Southern Pacific Company,
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b. II. Bowman, Pub. Enquirer, O.
9remen lad, writes: Last week oul
little girl baby, the Only one we have
vas taken sick with Group. After TIVE
loctors failed to give relief and lif'
vas hanging by a thread, we tried On
Minute Cough Cure and its life wa
'aved Chas. Rogers.
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KARL's CLOVER ROOT. the gfea
blood purifier gives freshness an
rlearneas 70 the cOmnleylor and ene
Constipation. % cts. 20 cts, S.0o
For Sale by ]. W. Conn.
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Meany Is the leading tailor and pays
ne highest cash price for fur skins.
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MARVELLOUS RESULTS.

From letter written by Rev. ]. Gun
lerman, of Dimondale, Mich, we are
permitted to make this extract: 81
have no hesitation in recommending
Dr. Kings New Discovery, as the re-
iults were almost marvellous in the
;ase of my wife. While was pastor
If the Baptist Church at Rives juno
ion, she was brought down with
Pneumonia, succeeding La Grippe Ter
ible paroxysms of coughing would last
iours with little interruption and II
'eemed as If She could not survive
hem. a friend recommended DR..
Kings New Discovery; it was quick In
is work, and satisfactory in its re-
ults." Trial bottles free at Chas
Rogers Drug Store Regular size 90
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THEHSTORTH SWINGS BANK

Acts as trustee for corporations and
individuals. Deposits solicited.
Interest will be allowed on savings
deposits at the rate Of per cent per
annum.
]. Q. A. BOWLBY. ....... President
BENZ. YOUNG. Vice President
FRANK PATTON. Cashier
DIRECTORS.
]. Q. A. Bowlby, c. H. Page. Benz
Young, A. S. Reed, D. P. Thompson
W. E. Dement,, Gust Holmes.
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Dr.. Prices Cream baKing Powder
A,s saas Geld kl.dal AIdwiassr Fa-. -, Fransissa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Pacific Coast Branch. Portland, Or.
Evening star., 1895-04-24
GOING TO DISBAND.
The bicycle Corps of the National
Guard.

Guard.
The District of Columbia National Guard
will, within a few days, be minus its
bicycle corps; in other words, the second
separate company-the military cyclists-is
going to be disbanded
For two days past Capt. Story has been
occupied turning over to the quartermaster
general and the chief of ordnance the gov
ernment uniforms and accouterments in the
possession of his organization, and, al
though the formal order has not yet been
issued from headquarters, the second sepa-
rate company is practically a thing of the
past.
1t is a source of regret to local military
men generally to see the company go out Of
existence, for the reason that 1t was the
pioneer Of it's kind in the United States
the first organization of the National Guard
or the regular army to adopt the cycle for
military purposes. On the occasion of the
parade escort to the Grand Army of the
Republic, in September. 1882, the cycle COM
pany was a center of attraction for the
thousands Of visitors in the city at that
time
For some months the company has been
gradually losing strength, and Gen. Ord
way decided that it had best be disbanded
before the annual inspection and muster of
the National Guard, early in the coming
month. Capt. Clarence B. Story stated to
Star reporter today that owing to busi-
Ie IS and also the condition of his health
he is unable to devote the necessary time to
recruiting and building up the company
His resignation, he said has been in the
hands of the commanding general for a
year or more. but Capt. Story was unable
to state what action will be taken in regard
to it. Several members of the company
will be transferred to other organizations,
and the remainder honorably discharged
from the guard. In case couriers are need
ed in the service. of the District militia,
bicychsts who are members of the various
commands may be specially detailed for
such duty.
Evening star., 1895-04-24
Tho Capital Camera Club.

The spring exhibit of the Capital Camera
Club will begin on the 18th Of May. and
will be held as usual, in the assembly hall
of the Cosmos Club. The exhibition COM
mittee of the club has set Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday of next week as the
days for receiving prints that are to COM
pete for entrance. They should be sent,
without frames, to Room 50, Corcoran
building. The exhibit is open to any anna
teur photographer in the District. The
judges for the exhibit have been selected
as follows: H. E. Miller, r. N. Brooke and
Charles Parker.
Evening star., 1895-04-24
The Capital Glee Club Concert.

The concert of the Capital Glee Club
will occur at Metzerott Hall this even
ing. On this occasion the well-known
male organization will be assisted by
the recently inaugurated ladies' chorus.
the Rubinstein Club. The clubs will be
heard in individual. as well as concerted.
numbers. for the perfect rendition of which
there have been many rehearsals under the
director of both clubs, Prof. N. DuShane
Cloward. Both clubs include soloists who
have, by their personal work. gained repu-
solo numbers.
Evening star., 1895-04-24

The explosion of coal oil lamp in the
house of Mrs. Hopkins, No. All 7th street
southwest. last night, caused about s. dam
age.
Evening star., 1895-04-24

Use
SHAKER DIGESTIVE CORDIAL.
Does not cure all Diseases but 1t will cure
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. All druggists.
mh27-w th s.m1y
Evening star., 1895-04-24
Confirmed by Bishop Pnret.

Bishop Paret made his annual visit to
Silver Spring parish yesterday, officiating
at St. Johns, Chevy Chase. and Trinity,
Takoma Park. The rector, Rev. H. Allen
Griffith, presented a class of twenty-seven,
including one from another church.
Evening star., 1895-04-24
A Committee Appointed.

At the meeting last evening a committee
of five was designated to confer with other
organizations with reference to putting the
suggestions into practical shape and effect.
The committee is as follows: Rev. w. E.
Parson, president Of the board of managers;
L. s. Emery. secretary of the assoc la ton !;
Mr.. Theodore w. Noyes a member of the
board of managers; Thomas J. LASER, a
member Of the board of managers, and
Mrs. ]. w. Babson, member of the board
of managers.
Evening star., 1895-04-24

Our daughter had Sciatic Rheumatism: was
helpless for months; was advised to Dr. Ken
ncdy's Favorite Remedy and In a short while was
entirely cured of this dreadful disease" L. n
Sanford, Des Moines, La.
Evening star., 1895-04-24

The Kneisel Quartet.-Oae of the musical
events of this part of the season will be
tet at the Builders Exchange Hall, 18th
street between G and H streets northwest,
Monday evening. April %. The program
rendered will be of the highest order, ard
will please even the most fastidious musi-
cal taste. Seats will be on sale at Droop's
music store, sol Market space on and
after tomorrow
The Last Bischoff Concert-The last con-
cert of the enjoyable Bischoff series
was given before large gathering at
the Congregational Church last evening
and nearly every number on the program
was encored by the delighted friends of
the singers. The concert was a postponed
one, but interest had not lessened owing
to that fact 1t was the crowning event
of very satisfactory season. DIR. Bischoff
played his own "Mocking Bird" and sever
al selections. Mrs. Thomas G. Noyes sang
Grand Aria, from Der Freischuetz;' Miss
Edna Scott Smith, aria from La Favor
ita;" Miss 1osebe du Bos. Matters For
the Sake of the PAST Miss Elsie NJ. Bond,
the pelonnaise from "Mignon;" Mrs John
Seager, cavatina from Queen of Sheba;''
Mrs Nellie Wilson Shir-Cliff, the Indian
Bell Song from 'LaSme;" Mrs. Ettie Reeves
Alderman, selection from "Rigoletto;'
Mrs. H. C. Browning. "oh!. Fors' Lui,''
from La Traviata." and Miss Florence
McNelly, Per sua Madre.." from 'Linder
voices rendered Humphries' Three Dough-
tie Men = and Mohr's hymn of praise. The
chorus was composed of Messrs. Wm d.
Mcfarland, H. c. Pearson, Alex Mosher.
J. F. Blackmar c. E. Rice. Bernard A.
Ryan, Perry B. Turpin. Douglass G. Miller,
J. Henry Kaiser, Gabriel F. Johnston, Ell
phonzo Youngs. jr.; James Watson, with D.
G. Pfeiffer, accompanist. This chorus sang
remarkably well, and elected the most en-
phadc applause for their work. OF the SOLO
lists, those who seemed to find most favor
with the audience were Mrs Noyes. who
was obliged to respond to a pronounced en-
core, and gave Tostis Good Bye" in a most
feeling manner; Miss Edna Scott Smith,
who displayed a contralto voice of much
richness and power; Mrs. Shir-Cliff, Mrs.
Browning. Miss McNelly and Mrs. John
Seager.
The Ordway Rifles Fair.-The Ordway
Rifles fair has such successful run that
the management has decided to keep the at
traction open until Saturday evening. The
Corcoran Cadet Corps will visit the fair
this evening. together with the dancing
class of the Misses Hawkes. school, includ-
ing little Miss HELEN Durnan. The High
School Cadets visited the fair last evening.
Quite a sum of money has already been
realized, and it is hoped. with good prom
ise of it's fulfillment, that the sum will
reach the desired amount.
Evening star., 1895-04-24

Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British am
bassador, had an interview with Secretary
Gresham at the State Department this
morning and assured him. so it is under
stood, that United States interests in Mica
ragua would be fully respected under all
circumstances.
DR.. Guzman, the Nicaraguan minister is
a frequent visitor at the State Department.
He is visibly agitated over the situation
of affairs and evinces an eager interest in
all news on that subject.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30
Wartiu 1t~lpciaos crobpa.

NtinneapotS er betlenot for fin 6oreta2.
iombeo o8 3riftiabeo, forol oeu bar mango
lnge iremdo iirGbeuoe YtGuo nleo Ole ior
SpenS % 6oIiets 5aru. Oct sr 9lGOe!i9t
at mGrte, at o9iaa NoromGpoeue er meo
~iorrete GGite. Set, iom blGlper Dem iren.
CT ben Iet.e go9aug til at ertusroe fig b
rpoueaoise &unpftaber os JGrOtabeo 9au'
bets Spros. Dos CT @u9elii ct nesct pan
ltcIl9t Spro9 at lRre til 5ulotommeHbe6i
oct er iammeniat af iaa mango iorlile0t9c
Glemeuter, OF bets StnOeliesmadoe % uc'
tale itemmer iaa lioet opereus. 1ette gigy
oct iaare pauiteli9t ior 5remmeoigote. Drr
bar bru9t ct iaa ltgcircmt Spyog ion D.
nOrlte. 6or al blp,pe til al oucrigmGHe
ocnne SanItcligbeo bar M Wartya Il o.itJ.
uOAipet Ell Gn9clit gtorlt. 2anit Crob a, 9uor
StaO:Iicrne er oiOelie % l~l.taIeu auao.i
efter De uorite &pObetegne fer. bUor megc-
mGSiiSe 5srmer at S.rber o. a%ileOeOe ORE
Gle er l9rltilt anB luHe. uoget lonl maa OGtc
til tetpbelig SlGIp ipr SegDuocre I SproBcl.
9eu, iom iiuI lGye ct Sprog rrOcutIlg. ma
8lpre iltti8 Yru8 al GrobO8cni oB Gr'
9eIif bIir man life iGrolg meO ben iIa
IGnge man leuer. 6oriatt,rea foreigner Oers
ior SAT % 8o0en en- itor uobreoeiie. ou ocH
luoebOloer Here 6orbeoriuger al 6CsiuiBS
o. @'lnlposHs fgr btugte gu9e!i ;'gtorls
DANTE Srobe8er.
Sobaunes SalrorIpn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30
Staa tiolig op.

DIM Nptten al at ltaa tiolig pp ifris
Ter GoiiOr 6eltrlt Berg i "SeliOuGns
men" Ell meget lGieueroig 9lrtifel.
&nIturuemueifene begpuoer, l~triucr
ban, mere % mere at li9ue &atbollters
he, iUm pil tjpbe Spnoerres Sorla.
oelic for Yen9e. Mtnn undertaken
Jig 9ierte tOltbare % ~langoarise Sure.
man egperimeuterer meo moberue 9ns
8enioler, men at reiormere lin e9eu
2euepis er man lioct tilbpieli8 til, ielu
ON bet uilOc pere alori9 iaa iornuiti9t.
0leuuem9anenoe gaar bore 5aatalote
oaunebe 8lasier lent tilieus % louer
l9n9e on Miorgenen. Oct ifuloe 10
Ipues, iom ON bet par bet famine, naar
man loUcr, buis man bare Iouer fine s
Elmer / Gp9net.
9ette er Dog magnitude TilfGloet.
30 2imers Sppn for Mibuat er for
Qeeemet al lturre SetDouing eno 4 81
merS SgUn on 0a9en. getra9ter pi
Spreusroeueu, iiuoer ri, at ale Sag.
opr Tiger 6uite ueo Solens g~teosans.
Nattepangen er ior 9prene ganlte
ufienot. gtu fan pisielis Menneifet i
en- ~iprbauienoe GRAB sjore Jig uai5Gns
sigt al Nnturer, iom bet lpue8 osiaa
al gtatter. Den buis man en- lGnsere
2io ppmHrtiontt ltuberer De Eerluner,
ION ~be9anbler Jig ielu pad Ell iaapan
Wtnaoe, pil ma iinoe, at oeres gel
breostilfauo er oaarli9ere enb oeres,
iom suar tiolig tlljen9s % itaar tlolis
OF. QMerebe oeres pore lloieenoe,
oersS matte SUD % tratte Diff nntp'
Der oite, at bet life ltaar ganife pei til
meo bent. Den, loln ltoar tiplig pp,
bar oerimoo igllminoeli9beo Ell SooSel'
breo, Ell iuno SjGl % ct t~raiti9t 9e8e,
ne. Mao % 9ritfe lmaaer bam.
9ette er pcrimoo ijelonere SlIi9loet
meo Den, iom ligser lGnse. SIte er
ban poiaa arattcn % pla8et al mango
Gags 2ioelier.
Oct er osiaa i Grunoen iaa Menne'
fer, lom life er enise /, at bet life er
luubt at bore la1se oppe ON IItenen.
Gerimpo inoier man life iaa almlnbe'
lia, at bet er soot for Selbreoen at ltaa
tiolis op ON MOrseuen. "Set sr iaa
oumt at lisse lnnse", pleisr man at
Iioe, men bet er mere END bunlt; bet er
iarlist.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30

6aaien.- perueo betienotsisrss for frauersub.
SlRst o. Bsuner, at Get bebaseos DOT Ssrr a, bort,
tags ira siUsts Srto oS gss min eIRsbs gaaub o.
'iars Jaesr SaarS oaHisa; ban bar fsst ben lss.
ausuft 1919. I essaussrs greftesisIb, Sosu, Rurse,
reite fra Berseu III 9merIta mso 5airu o. fine Z
BHa ben STE Sum is64 ca stt eirt,ts til Galnar,
Some. buor taHs Slrsiuin3e esos. Zen n1fts gaay
rrtts ban msb camille Ill Gbieaso, % eitsr ct aars
lib telits ban meo aoae co 5sra til 4oaHis, RsneS
Counts, gaiuu.. buor ban btep 1T 6aanopars ioul
Smeo. J be fefte War bar ban lsp.t ftige ca roltl
! Raribaa zoDni5Ip. bur Dor pasis Ssa bog uastl
ban ben 2sos Ray;s fthIsoeu aisis ps0 en- iias 9ss,
rs a.ar. Z Bran Der % l3Gaae saHrnsi. ~bizislis slat
oOsr 1t iauue iaa omt pRs <;riesn msa @iasea
SgrleBuosisHtfte iauet Steo eiitle Geoar Rsnis
ssss airis. bOsr gaitor }. Rnlss.gsseu sols, en-
,rain8 SispI aeiieL
Grs3 mso bans StsuI
ADAMS. Rtun.. ben isos avriL. iso,
gaitIias Damien,
.. j. paaisn,
.. @ Sauf.a.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30
. Il III T.

S%loebranoe. 5ormiobag ben Soe
oS. uobrso 9lo @aaroeier, Spgnes
raaSs icrmanb Sans Nielicn Grntiels
@adro paa Imaser. Sc ire at Gaars
oens fre 2Gnser ueobrGnote iulotGn,
Dig, meoens Stuebuiet faancoes.
9jgrrin9, CITE April. Sislsc
"SenoIpSiel 3ibenoe" er @naroen
"0usllan9" peo &oisiel neobrGnot
lmOrses. Stoen optOm ira en- Saser=
ooh. Otter TO timers 6orlc6 bar @aar.
oers IRE 9Gnser u%eobr0uote. 5aarene,
Sottene % 2Gntebuuoen br9note.
8aoerslep, Slesuio, Soe april.
S9aar Gitermloboss neobrGnote i
StrpOtrup, 3 Mil 9eit for SaOersleu,
z @aaroe % 3 8Oeliteoer. 2 Seite %
II &reaturer inoebrGnote. Nariageu
til Sloens SptOmit tienbes life. Ser
berlfeoe itqrt Slgit.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30
SSaupbeo oaarHge!

uSIaterne til SlglY ira oraliite GvisrHasH''a'e'
Cav wsr,ouer. Der er plaaet meS oOritoppeIie. sr
eansbeo meset saarIise. 2s pirier NOT paa SH000''
sen,. men bet aiSr be mso g~OIbi0mAsS, % reres Y'r''
MIN, timer III at ipgt,e 3nhpOtotHe % itaoe yfapen'
0oste,ters 9tape6nter er ct uomrrtet ars'en's 9'i''
n,t "a seu bperisu jmertes susr iprfter' unoe'oe'e
;rsnmsr BEN TorOsielie o. Ell rsssImasNa JuH'ti'n al
a,ner.u "a Wpreue. Zen sr ct i~Oririnlisi Barge NOE
% WlinaeI tr SRA aria o. 0ibeumattSnie, 90 ben s' a
nor, o,apu ior Splse Rgrpsie % SaHnle. com g
msoiein, timulsgsnos Rleesi ian oeh VIE U''s
Eager autsialsr ben bifrisltJ % esHAs ""Ssla.s :. !,
blsreu b~eiprtet pso U%ieniIis Gr'ar'nS' "ppsui y
ssvn bliper bssse bssrs DsS bette ssaas''ss' 06"'
b, % mtlpnrnps aeaem'ses.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30
ELECTROMAGNETIC.

Seroeo bs'inotslDrrs. at Der oil bliue al
bolot ct Samtalempoe / Stanoiug 8cd
Neuisbeos Sirfe peo Sort Stanton, ira 300,
til Site Tiat iprhtommenoe. giDoct boioti
/ 5enssitdb al be TO Intberite T~leuigbeoeI
oeO 81. RauiOm, Saugrs % ben 5oreHeoI
3irtes.
observation-disclosures oil blips:
3roen % oens 5ruster.
3tIretisuoe taser meo Sarge Souib.
ueiiern til gnslsuaIe. u. =, buor GIBBS Ut
ugoe 7ussu foruo igr Rgocts 8esuuo ne.
Gle penligit tnobuoue.
8 q Wtpcrieu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30
st SomtaIcrtpoc

oil BIZ boIot / NeiS gRsnlsbeo .peo Tlsitnod
2. g. IirSOaa, Gnsoag % 5borsoaJ, 28o.
til SOC Nat i9rttommeuoe:
Santa eemuer:
/. Smpenoelien.
2. Oct iriitelise RenigbsoSIiu.
Sniberltc Ereiter % WenisbeosioIt CT
oenl'9it mobuoue Ill 3elta9eIic / Msoet.
6or benz, lom iommer pna Great Nortb'
ern 0leuuem garimorc, bill Der nipoe Stpos
/ Gmeraoo Nauoag 4itru. 27os Rai. Dc,
Der lomlmer paa q. z. Bauer, oil bli mob
ta8ne pua Slaiioueu | Nistinoi.
99rbpoi9it,
Q. g. Soutom,
Nlgb. Brett.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30

GrttiOu.- 5Or fraO9reHbe SlrstRiuss. BsuHtr
CO B~etIeHete oil pi B.rpeo ~iuHo3isre, at gamle mor
dime bar faaet 6euluu eitsr Ell lang BaHbriHgstio
Der | 3amneroalenL
Nfosoe aune 5obusoatter oar fsot paa Gaarosn
9esras.rnsis, spre StsroaIen. EbrsHobiems amt,
ROrss. ben Vie Gusuit 1897 Oa esos III ben 100
QsriI 1895, o. bIsU altiaa 81 JAR, Q gaaan.csr % II
Gage sammel. gun bar haut o SsHuer, Tom er osbe,
% tuu en- Gattsr. / bOis Qua bun bSss, oUerlspenSe
benoe.
aqeretei en- una 4iber bIeu bun gift mso IRprits;u
Grt;iou guoaa, % babe uuber fit aGat.tab baao,
3Irosr 90 Sorssr. bog met al bet fbhe, tHettl bun
fit 50ee Qdr biep Gnte.
J 1T 71ee Oar iuIste tua 1dttsrtn % hsaoes Rano
til gmerta % bar toeu isrt ct title os rolf t2io, nj.
til bun III sHbels III 6ismlOO sftsr ben LANCE Ban.
oriEs bIanot os. Au boiIer bun paa Saron gaenis bel,
6raOeiiao til Gpfauoe lens tore g2orssu.
Jrss meo bsHoes Stsp!
X. 9. gee % 9uat5ors Woe.
g9essabi, Tatnu, ben lobe april 1895.
-Stsrests ~tiosase", Rsrae. bsoes cptaae.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30

NorIf SprOg. "IItsnpoIten" lnoe'
6ulber en- Irtliel, ipm / iproslig 9ena
leenpe pisielis er en%citaasnos. Ser er
ct 8ar Smagebiter al ben:
"Atternatipcrnes % WtOoallteternes
Iuciale 8eIOurcerS 2opalitet plrter rer'
poerenoe paa De Sntruniisentss Gatter.
Siitnof uil ben iepariitiife unlonpO'
litits retroipette 0efompOltlou I'll en-
bis Grab beiase Spportunitsten Oens
9pois5eO mob De bg8ieniife SOpe, men
man tpr BOG saa no ira, at status quo
pil bliue ben minoIte al De to ulemper
% pirie terroriiereuOe paa ct uolatiel'
les glternatips 9ur6lgb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30
snppper. beipa!

sarmers, iom isser at ~iorbeors ins aalr. gurse
rene %inoouerl The Queen and Crescent Route bar
sr WcIe (vaI isite Setlns elisel % mlans0ltse bGlp
Fare lrfurieNer, iaa 3 fan saa % ie iur Gosr ieIp.
1naeH Sls;aro. Saga to.oe Seiaer. uomRrtsee
gtsler % Muier. glaitue 6olf, Stno eIrer gs3er
a, Cplusnln,ef. N. w.. Se6Isr. Ron yaslr
Val. III glDanis Stt., QhttaJs, ID, eaer I'll ~. g..
satneerjcn, v. v. a.. S,netnnatL 2. 62a15l
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30

2ahI. - 5eEsss bssieuo'sisrss ior irlv9rsWp,
Stast % 8snaer, at bet bshastes CUB at ~bsrifaIo,
por ,iars 8rOssr SuIbraaa 9 2abl. can par isbi
paa 1aaro,n Eas,i Rannsias 8rsftsSisIp. ben %,
December 1870. % esoe ben sos aprl 1895.
5rse mss bans Sipo. uslasust uars haas wiustg
Goparo q, Dahl.
BURIAL u. O.. HiQrsrs Qeuntr. VIM.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30
EpoSfnIo.

Observation-Disclosures abonnsntsrs Sartt'
Iier optaats Gratis, BOG tan Vt lite allie
YIaos for DC ~aIminottias LANCE 1afnatlisr,
Der 'aa apot fan irsmiprss priuat baaos til
prGier. Jsaboer % Siestninesr. Sor Beers.
90 Anmeioeiier al mere cue aImiuoettg
SGnsne. maa beteIeS 8 SentS pr. sinie. 81
f~oruoiGt.er, at Gnhper. iom inoisnots 5pos'
ialesanueloslisr. later oisie rinisE % retisr
10 o~treittr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30

Biieu. 9erueo tstlenotaigres for irao4rsnos
SlGgt oS 8enusr, at bet beba9eoe Ssrreu / fin Bi
Dom at b~ortii.oe fra bette 9iu min eiiteee 5aoer Oh
G.. 8i,eu, men, ION ien baabsr til 1t bsors alo. oa ban
osoe EroeH pla fl Jrslisr. aiosos BAR fsot paa
@aarosn Biiahau9 / Gpells 9refte3ielo. Genort
IbrouoblsHs Amt / Norse. SaH bsoe ben Abe Narts
1895 en- 4lber al 81 Var. Jes iaRt andre SsfeHbs
~besrR0er Gabet al en- iixrIts 6aoer.
6Tso nso bans Stso. ~usIii3Hst Orr, haas Riab,l
Bernt Q. Bisen.
Canton, 2. D., april 22oe 1896
Sfdneinaueu beoes Oh aas.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30

slar Iaoe. Gil 5onoet for un9e
~ I'll uOOanelie i Saanbpayt %
laa'4e Garoi8beOer, er Der bleuen
N'a 1000 ar. al Gnteiru Miatbia
|N''alsn. Geune betpoelige @nue CT
\ TOR glGSe % 2at blepen mortas
sl'nrsm 6ru &oiinss 5aleifute for
1m pr. 0oerrets iusiorer 6. S.
TAmr.ih
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-30
&c e.
s:..,r g SafobIen, Tom i @ins

s.ai,rtr q. SafObIen, iOm ! Sin'
bor teiuroret Tolt meaem
s. .a,,r GA 5letteIiOrb, a9ter M al
.t ,,,.,sgnsaenfun at taas stiifs0.
oo,Obien bar i "A aar paret |
.;,nets 9ieneite Us / 80 aar bar
s,;prorct goit msuem uaonte
5nS!r. s.. fan ,;f6oos.
o.,ro, NeiItrafniug oper AZ @an'
:, sor tsngttet 95 9elte.
.s;,nt BET mungen Ell Nat bar beret
,,,,, iurt, bar Dog Safoblen paret
.crtsrt 6urt9r.