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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-12
Notice to Subscribers.

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solemnly swear that the above statement rep
resents only the number of copies of THE EVEN
ING STAR circulated duringthe six secular days end
Ing Friday January II. ,1ss5-that is. the NUM-
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twelfth day Of January, A. D. 1885.
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Notary Public. D. G.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been granted to
the following: j. Graham Pearre and
Elisabeth Pannill Compton, both of George
town, d. c.; Moses Lucas of AleNand. ia
county, Va, and Felicia Vase of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-12
The New York OF for the South.

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE cruiser
New York left her anchorage off Tompkins-
vile, Staten Island, :. this morning for
Hampton Roads, from which place she will
sail for the West Indies in company with
cinnati and Raleigh. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices
Of the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney, members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents
Messrs. Moore & Schiey, No. so Broadway:
Stocks Open. High. Low. Close
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To Set Aside IN Snle.

A bill in equity was filed today by James
y. Burn against VIM. E. Edmonston and
others. to set aside the trustees sale of
Sab lota ~ 81 and So, square 0S2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-12
Range of the Thermometer.

The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau today:
am. %; 2 pm. Al; maximum. A.: mimi
mum, q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-12

Circulation of The "EveniEg STAR"
SATURDAY. Jan. 8, 1855. .3s,252
MONDAY, Jan. 7, 1895. .ss,515
TUESDAY. Jan. 8, 1885,! ..............32,35 1855
WEDNESDAY. Jan. o. 1895. ,lso
THURSDAY, Jan. 10, lss5 80, 47o
FRIDAY Jan. II, 1886 ,..s.............ss.e71
ro'a'''''.'.'.'.T.".a.................soo'44s
1f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

ANSWERS LIVERPOOL
Hut no Commercial Organization
Has u Right 10 Enforce Penalty
for Such Improvement.

=,
New orleans, La. sent. I. -VIce Pros
ident ana Aotin, pr,.,aa,, ,,.,,,. AK.
the Liverpool Cotton assassination la am
aver TO It's announcement ia III, w,
prlenns c,,,,,, .,,.
WV" 'Nun"nkc' relhuNo 10
inc proposed penalty OF ave pounds u
bale on cotton not nut up na TINT in
stitution desiros,
81, -
VI" requested by the board OF di-
rocturs TO acknowledge your communi-
cation OF August ~ 1899 rhcv d,,at,,
ma, ia .a,. 49, In. XXI.
NV W '"S ''"' VINO 'nH pNohhilke W
VI sympathy with any proper move TO
secure Improvement In packing Amerl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
POPS MEETING OYER.
:. o. NOODLE ADDRESSED THEN
Al MOUNT VERNON.
The Fort worthlte Accorded IL Good
observation-disclosures ncn and
Democrats Tara out.

Mt. Vernon. TEX. Sept b,--(speclnD.
The Popullst eneampmont closed here
yesterday with speech from Harry
Tracy Ia the morning on the camp
ground, and n speech from Colonel
$ o. Noodle. OF Fort Worth. In the
evening at tho court house. Mr..
Noodle was accorded very respectful
hearing by The citizens OF tho town.
the most Of tho business portion turn
ing out to hear him II was estimated
that there were two Democrats to one
Popullat present, Mr., Noodles speech
was about on line with thoae of most
PopulIst speakers. but was pronounced
by Democrats to be the bert and most
conservative OF any Populist speech
that has over been made here,
Mr., Noodle at one time was u cltl-
zen OF our town ana was partner OF
one OF our leading attorneys, the Hon
j II. stringcr In the prRctice OF law.
and many Of our people regret that he
has departed from the Democratic
fnith,
Sheriff c. q. Duprce returned from
tyler. where he went aa a witness be-
fore the Federal grand Jury Ia regard
TO the passing OF counterfeit money
here luNt winter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
MARRIAGES Ar rERaAL.
Other News Mates From The Tcrr,-
tory Town.

Terral L. n, Sept. 5.-tSpcclan D..
AZ the residence Of Rev. and Mira. j.
II, -. Teual. their daughter. Mlra
Mary Lee was married TO Mnrnhnll w.
Adams on Sunday night OF this week,
None but the most Intimate friends NJ
The family We're present, including Mrs.
O, H. Reed and Miss Alice nuliosc. cf
Fort Worth. Tex.
Mrs. Heck, day operator wife OF II.
u Heck ngeut OF the Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific railroad AZ this
place; has been taken siolI aud G. C..
Wills, formerly night operator has
taken the day Office aud Hugo Mcciancr
Of Ringgold. Tex, has taken charge Of
the might office.
DR., q W Snwyers Ia vesy sick with
typhoid pneumonia.
Mr., Ira Seeds ginued the lrst bnle ~
cotton last ThurHday. Cotton ~ com.
Ing In lively nnd It la ,hc Lost and
largest crop ever raised Ia Jhls country,
Died, vt the rcadcnce Of Mr. and
Mrs, John llcatly, their little 7.ycnr.
old son. Burt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
AN OLD LEASE'FOUND
IT MAY rnovn TINE TITLE no MIL
LIONS.


Sherman, Tex. Sept Especially y
A. *. Hunt, an attorney OF this city.
has In his possession lcnHo made TO
King George III Of England OF 30 aoroa
OF land situated on Manhattan Island.
which IL u part OF the famous I'D
wards eatate. tho value Of which ~
estimated TO be SiOO0OO.ooO. Tho old
lease upon which the titlo to the land
depends was found In New York by q
man whose name Mr., Hunt refuses %
give. There are many OF the Edwards
heirs IA this state who win nave no
trouble In establishing their claim for
a share Of this estate when II In set
tied which viii only be u abort while
as tho leeae wan tho only nlHainE
link
MIR Hunt hah been quietly WORKING
on the case for several years. and now
IN about to see his efforts crowned
with success. Before he leaves for
New York 10 make further efforts TO
yet ponHoHHion " the property there
VIII be meeting Of The hoira who
can establish their claims,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
is UNDER HEADWAY.
Agricultural Advantages OF the
state Are to lie brought out
to Host Advantage.

DALLAS. Tex, Sept 5.-(Spcdnl)--
r.,as win make n prent dlsnlny nj the
49, .,,,,.,,ts,, "a, 49, ,,,,.,,',,
A'lnhth eNpV''''"', w" Wv 'i.''''"e'
W. W. Dexter or Fort worth, ana
Frank p Holland OF Dallea. BACKED by
!. ro,,r,,,,l,i ohm mr.. i,r,,et, ro.
,ponslpic ior Tue ehtcrpriho' MI pcN-
Tor was here today In conference With
The directors OF tho Commercial club.
~, w ~ Ahr,n,s or ,na rovns M,
M W. - ''l' Wv 'N"' ""''
Pscito railroad placed at the disposal
" Dexter and associates tho entire
T,yoa and Pacific exhibit. familiar IN
-. .,ta,,,,, A.. go. r,,, IL,
VI VIM n"No "''e""o' '"o ''"to 'e'' ia
ne past,
TL,, nnnngement of tho Fruit Paine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
THE INDIAN COUNCIL
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED ny rnEM
YESTERDAY.


Atokn, |. ~, Sept. .-(SpeSnD.-
Tho lnrg. and onthtiaiaatIe meetiua OF
a., ,,,,..,..'.,, ~, ,,,.,.,.,..,,'. ,.,,1
tha Shue'uWH anu NhluNhAuWh ho'u NJ
THIS place yesterday adopted reselh'
lions regarding the chanEe In their
tri,nl ,,nv.rnnant ,,d tholr tcnnre or
",V"' ~ -
Ihhn' Whloh they poleNeu 70 DC ilnin'-
nent. tho condition under which they
hold thelr Innd I'm relation TO the white
49,, ,,,..,,.,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

Galveston, Tex. Sept. 6,'-lspeeial e.
In the court Of clyil appeals ior ihe
tirst dlatriet the following buaineHa was
dnnc today Motions Tor rehcnrlnE
refused. N. a. Tynbcrg. ct Al ".
T. and H. Cohen. from AUSTIN
Katherine 3. Ferguson W.. Frank
Tempieton Ct al. from Harris, inter,
national and Great Northern Railroad
mummy VA ". a. Miiliken. from
RusI d. Trainer " j seymonr
from Colorado. Motion 10 relah nan-
ants rufutcdl San Antonio and Athn-
sas Peaa railroad company vs. Mary
%. Lynch. Il al, from DcWitt NO
lions 10 nie transcripts GRANTED, ";
" ahorrlok w. q, A.. Wnylhnl ~ ~
wlfe, from Harris; Texaa ana r r.h
itaiiroad company We. X. r. Hniih'
rom r;rerE. Motion 20 affirm on Ger,
iineate rofused because o. no &c ,t aaa
seal; d NJ. williams " ssh An,gn'y
,,d AranHis Pass Rnilrond comrhny
rom Fort bend Motion 10 edyaue,e
causes granted and ranes ~ t9r , Xxx.
,nlnsion Repiemher 49, Emma th w,
man NJ, johanna Chapman. Tom VIC
toria.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
oArrrAL clrv Aorlas.


Austin, Tex, sept b,-tspeclai)-
Scurry county today redeemed .,fO In
bonds,
Tax rolls. stoncwall county, 81 POO .
pl9; decrease, SlG,a1i Cnttle, 81, a60, snl
decrease ssa2,Jfo; Hays. N,b5a,9aOi de-
creosc, tG120Q; Tyler, S2.09S, $40! In
creane, sise,iai.
The Gainesville Cotton Seed OH MIN
and Gin company amended It's charter
today Increasing its capital stock TO
Si00.O 600
Tho ediutant generals department,
today received a general Invitation to
oil military organizations 10 be present
ana participate IN the dedication oNor-
clacR, September ~ to ~. ut Chattanno-
"a, and especially tn the grand military
review, whlrhieh has been arranged FOR
the goth
The balance made by tho state treas
urcr this afternoon ahown the total
amount OF cash on hand TO he Shsi,
siili, ana bonds. sS.ia,, sGa.O2,
The attorney generers department TO-
day approved $4,000 Taylor county
bonds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
JOE BAILEY SPEAKS.
HE AND GOVERNOR cuLnEnsoN AT
pRnoKENniDCr.
Hanger aud cisco Enjoy Seasons OF
III. weii-iSnown and ropu-
lar isiouuepco.

breckenridge. Tex. Sept b.-(spcelal)
--Funy -four thousand people greeted
Hon. Joseph Weldon Bailey and dow
crnor culbrrson when they arrived here
after long drive across tho country.
on their way over Mr.. Bailey had
spoten TO large and enthusiastic au-
dlenee at Ranger but he had lost none
OF his usual IRE. ana this neck OF the
woods never got such a pufrins up an
IL got at his handa. The Democracy
Of this seotion is Overwhelmingly ier
free silver and every sentence o. Tue
ypIns gt1teamnh's unequaUel orhtoiy
was ehoercd TO The echo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
COME TO TEXAS.
INTERESTING oonnnsPoNDENo
IRON HoME-sEEiSERs.
the Railroads Have Bsgun UunnipE
Eieursioa Trains for Their
Special Accommodation.

The recent spicy and interesting cor
drspohdonce which constitutes part OF
We regular duties OF Secretary white
" Tie Chamber OF Commerce Is that in
shlch numerous inquiring people want
Know all about Texas, Some OF
mem have very strange ideas about
We Lone Star state, but there seems
nave been "A general diffusion OF
u'orhble Information abroad within
INV past few months. for In that time
Ivy Wtler OF home seekers have be-
ga'e very earnest, The prlcea of DIFF
tNhl Kinds OF land, tho products OF
Ky SOL and such topics nv these are
w subjects OF particular invcAtiga-
w Out aa stated thoy continue to
Everything under heaven about
h Many OF thom think OF mov-
'hs fall, and In some instances let
wv nave been received from the rep-
~snlhtyes OF considerable colonies.
~ ~ Me coming south to locate In the
teuenu which they may Ind most
"ap,c 10 their purposes. The repre-
'atNe VIII come In advance to spy
A.. Wy land, TO be followed In n short
Z py those who have intrustod him
wv tne mlasion OF finding "a suitable
III ~ lhlhit nOinets
s railroads who, through their
Nv nave been feeling the pulse of
pypple In the north for rome limo
nv nave mndo ample provisions FOR
Important portion of their traf-
,rasS The present season Tho
". excursions have already
n. llekcla are being sold at tho
N. W one fare for tho round trip,
N !, small arbitrary OF two dollarh.
s1,,nk tho lines OF tho roads which
ln,s VNAHi and TO all the principal
An tho great atatc.
su,nsH OF colonies and lndiyldunl
u tr,snwrn are now looking over Tex
lma, w we advance guard OF a null
u has, ,,h u TO follow according to
llhsa information which can be OBJ
S'mV OF them will come to Fort
aner. a convenient point OF de-
5nilnn ,oI different places In this
III 'he state IL ~ believed, but
1itonsh We majority have passed
- M, 70 southern Texna, the par
~ h,raetiona OF which have been
ionyh' .ueNlouHly heralded abroad
+ nm CIRCULARS ana by other means
X hsl Ky PAST few months.
~ tniisa immigrants are expected 10
lofs nv an portions OF tie state
IN IN ,lhE choice. aud the puf-
Fsf,h ,n ne state tributary to Fort
ansn ~ receive a fair share OF al
III % fae .nle the close sf the season,
r llst@a Vifee excursions have bsen
~ dr. the railroads, one OF which
wing ~ Akea place. tho tickets
~ tl,Iseen sold August ~, and the
~ as,h having reached their var-
M thaA lions throughout the state
=. fats iwo following days. The
ottr il y, me sale OF ticketA * Sep.
ngts,. .nl the next ~ September
l.. " =. lekets VIII be sold aoptem-
and october I and il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
nncnrvnn ArroINrnD
For the New nirninsham Iron und
Innd company.i

Rusk, Tex. sept 6,-lspsniHib-Joh
u. RoaRnn Of Rusk has been nppoint-
Of stock h0ldefH The company has
1000 acres OF IRON ore land IN this eoun-
Try and Cotton furnace at New
Hlrminghon The object " the re-
coivcrahip ~ 20 start the plant IA oper-
alton. Il having been IDLE FOR some
years. This win be done NJ soon as
necessary repairs can be made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

Negotiations for rs rnrehase SAID "a
Ne on r"ot.

waco. TEX, sept D.--tsbcelSl)--lt is
said that negotiations FOR the purchase
BY the Waco Ferl1lo college Of the
Aid-Ran institute q 0ranbury Hood
eonniy. Ia pending. and that they have
urogrcssei 10 such point that there
n little doubt " any. OF the fulnllmeni.
The matter Il being kept = little quiet,
but u u stated On the street that the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
rnLL rnoM rms noAr.
Piiot Doat Fireman rats Overheard
nnd IL Drowned.

Galveston, Tex, sept O. -(lpenlaD. -
W. w Hayes. fireman on board the
pilot boat Manic Higgins, fell on the
boat this morning NJ 2lO o'clock aud
was drowned The body was recovered
nj o'clock and taken TO an under
taking establishment where II was
prepared for burial The deccnHed was
about a years Of age and had rcnidcd
In Galveston for number OF years
He icnvea o wife and four children.
liH residence was In the Denver
frnuryey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

House Harmed Near commeree--iiaa
"a Cold storage.

Cameron. Tex. Sept. b.--( Speciail--
The residence or II. IL, crowder, eight
miles east OF here burned down sun
day night together with Its contents.
Insurance $500.
Tom wade Of this place. who has
been running what Is called cold
storage. has had three complaints MED
against him and was put undor bond
OF t2OU IN GNrh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

sale OF the building was closed today.
The removal ~ the college referred to
TO Waco WIN bring about 500 puplla to
this place. The college win be con,
ducicd hy the Chrlstian church or this
city and the matter Ia looked forward
90 with great lntercAt by Waco people
IN general
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
nAn nAvnv DnIrp rnAs.
Two Lisne cbiidren Die ana III
nrohen-sssnrted Mother Follows.

BArwell. Tex, Sept. So apebIal)--.
Two little children 81 Dr. John Van
Dyke played doctor and swallowed
dried peas Tor piiir One died shortly
after The boy followed Monday morn
INK. and thc heart broken mOther. On.
able 10 tegr under her leHa, died Tues.
das mornlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

Corpus chfisu. Tex. Sept. b.
Especially Mrs. l.. ] AturEeA OF flilla-
boro. stricken with Apopiexy recently,
dled hcf,i yesterday afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

Gan Antonio, Tex. Sept Q .--fHpccial1
THE fight 10 have taken niace tonlrht
between Bob Ahern aud Fred Hoa5 WAS
postponed. because 81 Ross having
been bltsen by deg snd laid IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

BARTLETT. TEXAS.
IiANTLi11r HOTEL
aolicifH commercial trade just changed
hands. thoroughly renovated. newly
Furnished table supplied with svsry-
thing w season. sample room free
Rates $500 por dry. O. W. server.
Proprietor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
su,olpn Az unLLnyun.


ncllcvuc. rcS, scpt D, lSpeclnn -
DR., c. II, whiting, u prominent phyel-
clan OF THIS place committed auicide by
taking poison, presumably morphine,
His death was II great shock TO the
community
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


'''ltm H a., and wife. paiiaa: Y, G.
''1iA. slsn,un'i Tom i. Daniel. II
''eS Webb. Dellylcw, Tex. =,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

New hricl block. corner Eighth and
Franklin streets. J. II. VIM, pro-
prletOr. Convenient 10 depois, post
Office electric car lines and business
housoHi accommodation equal TO any
g honAe 81 q q day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
kElslaNs, TgH; nno ,o,,,,,

10. lc. ouAlcy, proprietor Near depot
and stores, Has tile run OF tho drum.
nora' custom. and they always know
which IN tho best house In Town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

OMAHA, TEN.
OMAHA HOTEL,
opposite drput. good beds and frat.
clnHa fare special attention 20 tran
silent custom. u. L. Han proprietor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

COMMERCE., TEX.
81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOTEL.
uRNilrond icatlnK llouHc)
Convenient TO depot ana Htoreai plena.
ant rooms, good table ana reasonable
rates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
STATE uornns

FxRAieRsvii.l.g. fisx '~'@'~->''
ST, GEORGE HOTEL.
". 3. Moore, Prom, Rirai.clhss
thronghout New brick hullding and
now equipment. Northwest corner
square.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

MT, pLlgAHANT. TEX.
HOTEL AUSTIN.
one block from railroad depot aud
huHlneHa contor, remodcled repaired
ana thoroughly renovated; rofreuhng
prices reasonable satisfaction guaron-
tcod, a. j. Austin. owner and pro.
pTletor,
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
y II M I.

ulDffestilfeIoe. Sorle6en pete IN.
"aarb. Gmtst." ct sanHe eienbpmmes
list lllbtfestiIfalbe / 9isbera 3erp,
ibet @aurbeisr Rasmus 9usieus 8arl
fl i'm 8asbet afitnaret | en- SatfelIe.
maftiue. Den 8iltabetumue bleu bur,
tisft mnlist unOsrtafet 99eebebano.
ling, men uil besudstet life burtipt for.
utnse Gplgerns uf fin llfOrFstigbeb.
- 5Orrise asrbas itete in. "5rebb.
ImtsaO," tUs 8naromano Cars Rtels
len ! aaugs ct llGpttestitfaloe, Der
manite FREEZER Ell WenneItelip. st Bar
MGno bar ueO at CRAZE Mer9et no.
0tiot unoer QrbeiOst 1treo en- 3O.4O
9Gs neo os rnrnte SusmanO ears So
banien FAINT fplintreoe en- @Ugnitang.
Sobanien bIeu trutten frem o9 tiGrt til
Sp9ebuiet i G~sbOnberup. Set bite
zig, at ben enc 9trm bar tuaftct %
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

Get briitige Bergen. Giterat Ser.
gen / be iibite Nar peo sjeutasne 9eis
ligbeoer bar fett Saonet al en- inapiot
tor GOT, at ben tuuoe Optase 8peus
esre fore 9afteonmpere FAINT itsrre
fremmebe 9uriitoampere, bar geItprels
len for 9~nreuaag8 GOT beluttet, at
oeure ltnt iorlense8 fra 60 a 70 SOB
til 400 Sob, uuber SUruoiatnir9 al
Smpoefummerbeo fra be tommmole
Nutoriteter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

"3eOr0rBOfen" bar VWt fig for fine 1GEre bet melt fenrogeme pOpulNrc @Wt inn II
HnDt no I'LL mob NarbnnDuOe9 Shutting ct 9Wt hemngenOe bnDe ira ct udHDn1t % ct pa
tttht Stubpmtt
ht taner fig 9laOs pa0 NbOnnnt2thn ct imOant Grt lOn nan tmptt fn GachO bar NN
hbnmg til at abODe. 6MG bette nme Sentiment Ell en- eHr 6mG Dg fra Den Sin ON GmCn
pa %slOomoOT litter fm n6tl bet I0fe sO ont SOtel r 5@ ~ 0n hNt meO CIT GA
ben lnuf SDrn, lHage til bIfen mt Get GmD fan OWR. 90 OeDr a bet D0n Ml
Dg fDrhanRnbe bur umDnDe IRengDn w igeOuGfr Qmfm5 Ue &hmner
On aae be bngts mmmn Ell gpmng 0aahrmt en- gpgnng tuOe rmmr bGl b0 UDc
GubGtum hGnqe fla ng1 til OpWm fr at fome nO 5beanue Dme fa tonne % Sir
ts lgeoes, tt ae phe be ben for at e bet ne giOunoc; og baO De fit n pbe De dDr0
germe. Neb belle fit eQtege ubieeme W 9nOe nO alt bet 9n De bar fHt gmrn &Mi
5rtrahG ia fan .aaWOl life ell amertGnt NfmO, apmOG @ut .eMr GMe al ii mHnbc
Dpgme 9mmne eQer SWneneQcr SmDGn m 5 inaONnnC glDmfcr ct 0m0rGe al nc Dc Suit
anertaht poe slonrtr, Der m ct Sepe better aontIrntt
Sal Gi aabm uubmHO WDUue? Sill De ii al Nt Sufn0e al 2aOt5 gCO1nuL
Der mRr at le be uDe 8lOmhT at feNe, Wl Dc npgenfnOe ienre hn NnGDnug Dwa2
9me gerf er bet enfe tit SNg5, % bube ime 8MO5 pa gUOt bO5 nber Der
eHWr SDmhet Oct w fife nDWt WUmt lnmuGrt men Ell 8rDO for ehert 6tm 8Grtet
ubtomnr 6efep8 n bpn 0Gt fMr Is GGmS Oct hbeNOr nnhte namNe thur
eaer ht Omr 500 tint tgneOe UOe glOmfrr. st Ste Dl ubtomne bMr ue O9 mm
fan c0c for enen ct al 8Nmen eMr ale paa eft Sang. SmO 10 @ent5 for bet fOt 6ent
enbper, Der eir ghmher> Ul Nfrt NnOe er De uhwnOe Setter
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
Sc 100000 Gra9. Sorgcniens 6e.

II ~VtVVV "tUW' VVEWtWTNWE wv
pGrer, iom Stortbinget ifiOr beUil9eoe
Yen9e til, er beitilt hos n bel9iif 5as
BRIT us itul tOlte 74B Sruncs (omfrins
SO aroner) Stpftet meo SaiDnet %
guio, men uoen Lott 2ilbebsr fOrso.
ri9t. Otter 9anosf ~pttertpret aumObs
hing er Der / SoHtratteu iorbebOlot, of
5abriteu itul paatase zig at leuere
5000 @eurrer nbOper DC 10000, ON
bette inben 29be SUM- iaar iurGanses,
for Ell @ris al 663 6rancs (opimOb
AS aroner).
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

SpbSialb. Soteleier @rnIt 9robIts
babu / 8%riitiansianb, @ier Of GrnIt
SOtel, er plloielie afsuuet peo 9sSeu
ben Lobe San.
- 6rouit &oniulaoent og 8iipu6Dr
Senrit gnritenien SHINE, ufsif fOrIeoen
peO 9pOeu efter lGngere 9ioS Spge.
li9beO. SHINE, Der bar fpbt / 1855,
bleo / 1881 uouapnt til 0iipa6or oa
i 1888 til britiit 8icetoniul, iom
1892 umbpttebes meb fronIt 8oniulnrs
agent.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
GirfeIaueer gsbmcr i gItre @aus

NIIItfWHBVI UVUHIVI VTIII WUHS-
bal ieirebe iorleoeu fit 50saars Subj
lGnm ipm 2Hrer, 90 oct | en- og famine
Sreos. 8 40 gtar bar ban tiaise be-
ret @irfeiunger. s Gutebninsen uuers
rates BAN en- itstre 8eu9e9aoe. San
er fremocles raft % rsris % ufbOlpt
al ale.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

Sprfebanferne. Sra G~uleiunO be-
rettes: Yrppeftitet pna 9uritebnnter'
ne bar omtrent baret reiultatlbIt.
8erimpo upfiites Der meset 9ueite oe
SOlie, Der neolasees / So Os erpOrtes
res til Gnsluno. Be Iioite Tiger bar
u4ret roli9t % tOlot.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
"9iae GnpIf" paa Griitiania She

ater. 8laoene anertienoer Spiaet,
omenb BET life beltuo bnoebe fig / fulr
Sptbe, iom fulot pnrbis BEN fore Dig
tiers 9art. Sru 9pbiuaos Gita ruier
ale, bar ufte s~ribenbe. Sb'en irenr'
talotes Iluttelis %sjeutusenbe % eiter'
tom urtber iturmenbe Gpplaus % 9e'
peraob.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

Silbefifet saar bebre MI snb fsr
&Dtaur. Der iiItes seo Spnler, 9un.
seimo, Somfrnfanb Os Shelters iamt
ueb stabSssuas o. n~orbenior Bergen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

Goros @Grfs stiains er fOrtlOen
tibet sunitis. 8irettiunen bar pau
esen Saaub optaset ct 2oan paa S0O,'
900 aroner, os / @eneralforiumlius,
iOm bolbtes fOrleoen, blep beIluttet al
Opta9e ct iamlet 9aan paa l Miaiou
5000 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

SOtialiiterne. Gntbor0treoisn
OpitilIer SocinliIterne "R0ror paauo3
arbeioerbldo"s &ebnfter, u & Gbrls
itsuicn Tom 8urtist5 Sauoibat UeO oct
~foretuaeuoe SolfstbinasUll9.
z 6Oriensfreoien opitiaer b. 8eoafa
tor Wlarott.