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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28
Personal
loneliness

Is greatly enhanced by a perfect set
of teeth. On the contrary nothing so
detracts from the effect of pleasing
features as stained or decayed teeth !;
nor is there any personal condition so
repulsive as the fetid breath caused by
decayed or ill-kept teeth.
such neglected condition to exist.
Formerly when the filling or extract
ing OF a tooth was accompanied by
pain. there was reason for the timid
and sensitive to be negligent of that
most needful part of ones anatomy.
Today the filling or extracting of a
tooth can be accomplished without
pain and with comparative comfort to
the patient Among the advances of
modern dentistry none have been
hailed with greater pleasure than that
branch known as painless dentistry"
for by its aid operations which were
once painful are now performed pain
lessly. DR.. Kuester has investigated
and used the different painless meth
DDS now in practice and proclaims to
be in possession of the best, and by its
use performs more painless dentistry
than any other dentist in the terri
tory. DR.. Kuester's office is equipped
with all that is modern in the dental
science and is performing all opera
tons for one-third less than the for
mer rates. This includes all branehes;
filling, plate, crown and bridge work,
(teeth without plate). DIR. FerdS j.
Kuester, modern and painless denkis-
try, No. 80 E. Second South. Harmon
f,1ooi q -
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Afternoon Session.

At the afternoon session, Thomas Hand
was examined. His testimony was to the
effect that stone was used narrower thar
that called for by the plans. False joints
were made in some cases. This causes
IN time a cracking of stone. The witness
contended that the few cracks in the
building was result of. this work, and
not the settling of the building. Hand
1 characterized the work generally as be
| ing of an inferior character. Mr.. White
more had matters all his own way with
this witness. the latter giving affirmative
replies to nearly all questions asked
Joe Morris. i'll cross-examining the
| witness, elected the statement that thr
building was safe and not likely to fall
This did not suit Whittemore and he
led the witness all over again in an
effort to get a statement regarding the
indefinite time it might stand.
Arthur Dooley testified about one piece
of rock which was still loose. 1t was
the only one he knew OF.
Joe Morris Clothes.
r. L. Conley, deputy assessor, was called
from the assessors office and testified
county assessor and the collectors office.
1t appears that in 1893 the bill was 81, rs,
which was for work performed by Con-
ley and James Lynch: In lSg4 the work
Ibid you and Lynch buy Joe. Morris a
suit of clothes at Baumgarten's costing
What was the reason?"
81 do not care to state why. 1t had
nothing to do with this work"
Jim Lynch corroborated this teSti-
mony with the addition that the work
in 1898 was a great deal heavier than
efterward. The plats furnished by the
Security Abstract company We're very I'M
no, har- NJ N
heavier than in 1894.
did you help pay for suit of clothes
Eyes, sir. They were a present"
Selectman Roberts-"And you had per-
feet right to buy them if you wished?'
Mr.. Eldredge said that bids for. this
work were. advertised for three times.
He bid each time but Conley and Lynch
got the work.
More About That Stone.
G. w. Rankin was then called ana tes-
tilted to having loaded wagons belonging
to a man named Delaney with stone ana
lumber, which was hauled he did not
know where He heard one of the team
STEERS say it was for a school house
John Robertson, laborer on the
ground, also saw stone hauled away but
for whom and by whom he did not
Peter NJ. Robertson also saw stone
dressed and sawed and taken away. Did
not know who done it. IT,.
Mr.. Morris stated at TINS point tndt
at one time Mr. Sheriff had Il contract
to furnish sawed stone for school
house, the committee having allowed
him the use of the saw mill. In 9nsuce
70 Sheriff he should be subpoenaed,
MT. Whittemore said he had no idea
of casting any suspicion on Sheriff and
would have him called. He understood
learned that some stone was cut and
he wanted to discover whether or not
the men employed by the city and coun-
p W. McCaffrey recalled said he had
seen cut stone carried away and knew
that some of the stone cutters In the
He has since seen stone of similar pat
tern in the Oquirrh school house.
Court then adjourned until Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28
IN FAVOR OF THE CITY.
New Trial Ordered in Peay VIZ. Salt
Lake City.

Lake City.
George T. Peay VS.. Salt Lake City ct
al, appellants; from the First district,
Judge Smith presiding. The judgment OF
the lower court was reversed. Judge
Barteh delivered. the opinion, which was
concurred in by Chief Justice Merritt.
The action WIS for a nuisance, plaintiff,
as the owner of some 1600 acres OF land
on the east bank of Utah lake. of which
the defendants wrongfully erected and
maintained dams across the river, there
by stopping the natural flow and causing
the lake to overflow his land, damaging
inJuring the soil and rendering the place
unhealthy. The amount claimed as dam
ages was $4,000
In their answer the defendants set up a
right 10 erect dams in the Jordan river.
derived by grant in writing from the
plaintiff and others. This, they claimed,
entitled them 20 perpetually maintain thS
dams and raise the water OF Utah lake
to a height of 3Si& inches above the low
water mark They hold that the dams
have been maintained in accordance with
such grant, and not in excess of 1t,
The court charged the jury that the de-
PENDANTS were not liable for any damages
which ensued for the maintenance of the
dams at q. height of 5ps inches, but in
structed them to find the issues for plain
tiff IL satisfied that they were maintained
to a greater elevation To this charge
the defendants excepted
The jury found for the plaintiff, assess
ing his damages at S., 80.
Motion for a. new trial was made on a
number Of grounds, including neWly-dis-
covered evidence, misconduct of the jury
excessive damages. and inSufficiency of
the evidence TO justify the verdict. Nari-
Gus errors in law were also assigned. The
motion was overruled and defendants ap-
pealed with the above result
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28

Is absolutely necessary in order to have
good health. The greatest affection Of
the human race is impure blood.
There are about 2400 disorders Incl
dent to the human frame, the large
majority arising from the impure OF
poisonous condition of the blood.
The best remedy for all blood dis
eases is found in Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Its remarkable cures are its loudest
praise. 1t is not what we say but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does that
tells the story.
No remedy has ever had so marked
success, or won such enormous sales.
Scrofula in its severest forms yields
to its potent powers, blood poisoning
and salt rheum and many other diseases
are permanently cured by it. For a
general Spring Medicine to remove
those impurities which have accumu-
lated during the winter, or to overcome
That Tired Feeling, nothing equals
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28
SALES IN OAKLEY YESTERDAY.

Miss c. n. Walters purchased lots
20 and u, in bolck 4. Off $500. Mary
B. Cooper, lots % and %, block u. for
Sis. Celia McFall, lots "a and %,
block 4. for $500. and Lizzie Mcmillan,
lots Is and 10, block 4, for 5000.
1t is very encouraging the way lots
are going in this new addition. Not
a day passes without quite a number
of lots being picked up. 1t shows that
people have confidence in the new adj
dition and it does seem that money
invested there will yield good returns.
W. z. Hubbard reports that he has
a large inquiry from outside parties
for Salt Lake property, and quite a
few new people are settling here and
investing in real estate, in the firm be-
lief that we shall see a marked inn
proyement in values in the very near
future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28
Why Have You

Been stricken with disease while your neigh
Dor escaped. or yice-versa? Both were alike
exposed, but in one case the the disease germs
found Judgement in the impure bloodand weak
ened SYSTEM while in the other, the blood was
kept pure by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and the
body was in a condition of good health.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and do
not purge, pain or grippe Sold by all druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28
nucElen,s AMIGA saIxe.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fee
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles, or TO pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale By z
c. NJ. 1. drug department
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28
Little johnny Arson Given to His
Mother.

The hearing on the petition for
writ of habeas corpus issued by At
torney S. p. Armstrong on behalf of
olivia Arson against John Afford to
recover the possession of John H. An
son, the 4-year-old child of the former,
was set down for yesterday before
Chief Justice Merritt, but before 1t was
reached the parties came to an under
standing and Afford delivered up the
child to its mother.
Mrs. Arson resides at Park City and
the child was being kept at Mr.. Al
ford's in this city,. at the expense of it's
mother, and when she wanted ii back
he refused to let her have it. Afford
is a brother-in-law OF Mrs. Arson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28
Admitted to Supreme Bar.

The following gentlemen were admitted
to practice at the bar of the supreme
supreme court of Minnesota; Horace F.
Bartine, of the supreme court of Nevada: ;
Frank II. Clark, of the supreme court of
South Dakota; Daniel Higgins, of the
District of Columbia; Henry st. Rayner,
Of the supreme court of Illinois; Harry
x. Hardness, Of the supreme court OF
Ohio.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28
PROBATE COURT.
Business Transacted by Judge Me-
NaIly Yesterday.


". P. o'Meara filed a further exhibit
in the estate of P. E. Hogslund, of which
he is the administrator, yesterday. This
was done in order to overcome certain
objections which were made by E. S.
Mussey, attorney in fact for the three
sisters of the deceased who reside in
Sweden. The account shows property
and cash to the extent of s4.554.e6, and ex-
penses amounting to S3S4.05.
Estate of Seth Rigby;. final account
ordered and distribution made as prayed.
Estate of Martha Preefen: Petition Of
administrator for re-appraisement heard
and granted, and +. E. Schoppe, Thomas
Midgeley and William Husbands appoint
ed to appraise property.
Estate of ]. NJ. Williamson: Account
of Boyd Park, administrator, showing
balance of $17.SS7.59 on hand, approved.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28

state denied and remittitur ordered is
sued.
L. A. Scott Elliott VS.. George C. Whit
more ct al; motion to dismiss appeal
granted
J. H. Harris was appointed United
| States commissioner at Richfield.
| W. II. Patton VS.. H. W. Smith, judge;
| alternative writ of mandate issued, re-
! rurnable June g.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28
Commissioners for Oaths in Land
Cases.

Under the act of Congress approved
March 2, 1895, the following were ap-
pointed commissioners to administer
rift: Wesley X Walton, Woodruff; w.
G. Farrell, Logan; Willard Rogers, Mil
lard county; ]. w. Phillips, Salina; e., P.
nal; John Chatterley, Cedar City; George
E. Cha1fin, Teardale, Wayne county; and
c. Gamble, Vernal, Uintah county.
These gentlemen shall have power ana
it shall be their duty on application by
proper persons, to administer the oaths
in preliminary afhdavits and final proofs
required under the homestead, pre-emp-
tionE,timber culture and desert land laws
in their respective districts in like manner
as provided for in reference TO t!nlIed
States circuit court commissioners III the
act of May Is 1880.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28
FIREMEN THE WINNERS.
Supreme Court Decides Their Sus-
pension Was Illegal.
A NEW TRIAL GRANTED
IN THE SUIT OF PEAY AGAINST
SALT LAKE CITY.

other Supreme Court Opinions and
RuIings-The Chief Justice APP
points Commissioners to Admin
lister Oaths in Land Cases Under
the Act OF Congress Approved
March 2, 1S95-AdmissfOns to the
Supreme Bar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28

The Territorial Supreme court met at 2
2. m. yesterday, with a full bench. and
handed down opinions and transacted
other business as follows, and then ad-
journed sine die.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28

No small objection which young
folks had to the old-time spring medi-
cines was their nauseousness. In our
day this objection is removed and
Ayers Sarsaparilla, the most powerful
and popular of blood purifiers, is as
pleasant 10 the palate as a cordial.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28

Buy your Towels and Damasks
from the Equitable Coop. Ogden,
Utah, and earn money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28
BOWMAN ON THE STAND.
Saws He Paid the Joint Building
Architect Money.
BUT HE GOT IT BACK AGAIN.
HISTORY OF A QUEER TRANSAC-
TION FULLY REVEALED.

Those Lost Plans are Discovered
Testimony Regarding stone Work
on the BuildinG-HOw Ex-Select-
man Morris Got n New Suit-MOre
About that Stone Pile-The Evil
dence ,Addueed Yesterday.
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IABORINGMEN'S ASSOCIATION Oh
UTAH,

The regular meeting of the Work
4ngmen's association will be held on
Tuesday. April 80, at go West South
Temple, at D. m.
SAMUEL BATES, President.
GEORGE ONGLEY, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28

in response to the letter written by Mr.
Kern at his request.
:. Bowman left the stand apparently re-
lieved.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-26
SebpDer ct rigt 6ifte.

Ser er for 9ioen mango enaelfe
griitpfrater, Tom er iaare nsbise ON
en- rig Some, % flere Of benz aster fig
oper til Gmerifas fore Republit for at
iaa fig en- tittelips giiliouerbatter.
Sertusen al EOgbursb bar for ijeroe
Sang ipilet 5alit. Sarlen Of Gin
CATER u%otptter fit @Obs i @aLes
imaa Saaroparter Os ielser Dem til
S%siftbpoenoe for at fua libt &en9e.
Sifomt Sia maa itiae fig uso fin Sas
mites sumle Irueiiptfsr for Of tuune
tilirecsfille fine mango areoiturer.
Suitbare Walerier ps S~ileobuaaerz
uerter ielses paa euselHe Slp,te fort
pei, men siennem ufjenote Wano %
auinoer. ipm refer ouer til Srautria
eIer 9pitlauo % unoerbannSen aisr
rise Spetulantisoer opmartiom eaa,
at be er tilials. Ser er / gnalano ct
subt Marfeo for bore MiliUnaroptre.
Scao Gmeritas belbise Spetulanter /
Sueee, Sern, SpusbiOrber, 9aber, DIE,
Stpscrift Sernbaueattler, Sui, Splu.
% @ulosrubsr bar trpttet no al bet
arteioenbs 5clt ps bpbet iammen oil
fOmms rel meb blanOt ben engclIte
Soel, Tom peb Soielbso % Safer bar
prltlilet i'm 69brenearp. X
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-26
SG9tcTabct.

"Sbe 9oice" bar uoitebt Yremie for
9eipdrelie | "a Orb eller minbrs al
SpsrgsmcaLst "bOab er 9G9teitabet2"
Slanbt Sparene finbes:
gg9teitabet iGtter Segl pad Nsr
9plbne SpGnoe, Der iammenbinosr
ajGrligbeoens to 8inb til ct.
9Ggteitabct er ben eplbne llrre, fom
inbeboloer be beilige Orb: Mooer,
9iem, Barn.
2Ggteitabet er 0sben al TO, iom OPP
Itaar / ct mere fulOtpmment entelt 2ip.
Nsteitabet er ct GipsipsrssmadI,
Iom trobisr Wiatematiten Ito balpe blir
til ct belle. belt 2Dtte blir tifolb Itsrrs.)
9Ggteitabet er en- Siren. lom lottgr
os til lit Srplebur for at trpne os meO
HoIer eller Ititte ps meo Sorne.
ggeteitabst er llngoommens glss
oenoe 2u%ftninger og Moberens alpprs
lige 8irfiomheb.
gGgteItubet er 2ipets l1niperIaIlots
teri alss Snite, ales Reoiel.
gGsteitabet minber ON 5lusrne oeo
8inbuet - be, iom er ubsnfor, bill inO,
be, ipm er inoenfor, bill ub.
Wtin aone flyer: "Set er at faa iig
en- SusboloerIte for Soften os en- Sd
litotiole ON Qaret."
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-26
Gr mt frif o9 liUlta.

Sbelburne Sails, ytasi, l3oe giai'95,
Or. g. 5aErusp, Chicago, 81.
Sermeo pll jes umtale, bpao Kuriko
bar sjort for mig. Seq bar meget pla.
get al srpnlpsbeo, os bper Ruraeu
uGrtebe mine Grme os efulore, iaa at
ies bar meset tr9ttere, naar lea itoS
op, sno naar ies git tllisnss ON Slppls
ben. Otter at bnue anpenbt Or. &c.
ters kuriko nosle 3nse, fit ies 400
Sepn, % naar ies uaueneoe ON ytor.
9enen, befnuot ies mig irilt % liulia
% fOlte life minoite Sppr al 9ratbcb.
Gn al mine &lmerater bauoe faaet
&beumatlsme ! Ssnene, iaa at ban life
tunee gao, men eiter at babe bruet en-
SLATE al Or. Gsters Kuriko blep bau
aauite iriif Us bar intet onot bapt /
8euere ltoer.
Seq fan iaalebes ialialb anbeiale 9r.
Eeters kuriko til ollie. ium lieer al
SspnlDsbcb os Sratbeb. for bet bar
leg ielo prOberet, at ben 6ialper for.
@ieo astelie 6. Spbuiou.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-26
On mn SiSmarfs 6ihorte.

2oro 8usieu iortaaer en- Tnstoots.
iom life for bar iet 2piet. "Ses en'
lfeoe at iaa en- Somtale meo BIsmard."
iiriuer ban. "ba bet tpite Soueofparter
par / 8eriaiaes | 1870. Nen @reu
arnim par inoe hos BAN, os ieg riaatts
psnte. Gnoslis iaa ies @repen tomnie
no, fItttis bruseuoe lit 2ommstsrtlHoe.
Seq iuritaor life, iusoe ban, bporleoes
9 smard fan boloe no | en- iaaonr
Gtmoiiere. Sans 89relier er lao
iutos Of 9obafsrss, at man Tan itlGr'
ben meo aniu. Zen iueo fig. at les
III 9aarer / Einene. guoelis foritOo
ban, at ban matte LUTTE op ct 8inOu!"
9Orb &usisQ tos 5aruel meb @rep
Srnim Os bleo inoluot til Sismard.
-aaufe bet senerer Dem, at ginouei
sr aabent?" iascs &isstanEeren Itrar.
seq MATTE nabne bet, foroi leg lite
lRugcre funoe toloe bet uo. Gsnre
slruim er iaa iuto al @omabe pg Bar
tuner, at ban saar Omfrins ium ct
uanorenoe gpotbet. Seq forItaar lite,
bUorlsoes ban fan lepe / ben 2ugt, 'om
ubgaar fra BAN. Bent euonu ct Sies
Bill. Seq bar Nrien fulo al ben af'
itpelise Stanf, iom fslser meb bant."
(@rep Grnim blep iiben Sismards
bitre 5ienbe Us %optraaote polofpmt
iurob BAN. ba ban bauoe fact Gilfeo
iom @eiunt | Rom. pan bar en- iuris
Sdtbplit.) x
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-26
Is Pa rs &ulproouftion.

De Sorcnebe Statsrs eeolosiIte
Maalinger bar s~obtgiort, at 2anost8
proouttion al aul | be 5ioite 10 Idr
bar naaet 1,783,874,2S4 Sons gruts
to. Gaaes Der / Sstalier, bill bet fins
oes, at bet sItlige Yenniplpanias
Sldnstulresion, Der tun mailer 4S0
8pabratmil. CAB 519.370,26S Sons
eIler lite lan9t fra en- Srebiebsl az
nGpnte fore Sal, mebens bet 5000
apaoratmil fore grsal / psnnipluas
mia meo bitumingie eler ~iorbbsgugs
ti9e Sui CAB 470,S67,769 Sons.
III besge Stags Sui bar Staten
Penniplpdnid / be ii0ite Is 4ar afgis
bet mere eno Is psf. af belle 2anbets
llbbptte, ifisnt aulfelterne Der / Stds
ten tiliammen fun ubsjer libt pper 4
protent al be 5oreneoe StatersSul'
regioner tilfammenldgt.
De melt ~paalioelige @utboriteters
a%altulationer iamitemmer besuosn I,
at Der lite eriiterer nossn Muligbso
for en- inarlis uotOmmelie of aulfores
tomiterne. Spsrtimob bier bet ia
9jennem Gefultdtsrne at be eeplpgiits
9%ldalinger / PennIpIpania, at ben ubes
rerte MISUNDERSTANDING al bstumin'
sIe Sui / benne Stat alene ian an
iIdaes til 33, 747, O0O,0 600 Sons.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-26
6aarfltpnins t Congo.

@n Selsier peo 9taun g. Ban
CANINE tort9aer, at be Snofsote
GonsO laoer fit Saar Hippo paa ISL
senoe lstuinote Ntaabe: On Slot baurs
rise 9~eriOner iamler fig / Gaaroen, %
nOsle letter fig paa ct 8aImetra, me-
oens andre frpber iuo / Ell flor 2pnoe,
Der tiener ium Souesnrelie. gu SLATE
itaar meo Salien Soroen, Os Saar'
tunitneren siuer ba ct bebenoi9t Slas,
iaa ban iaur en- @Iasbite, Der ifal brus
ses iUm 8nio. Sau ps bans asIiItent
unoeripBer ben nsie. Us buis be finoer
ben Harp not, bespuOsr alipninsen.
Isiiitenten faar en- anOen @iasblte, %
~bespnoer, ben enc fra bsire, ben auoen
ira u~enitrs. De riuer mere Saar al,
eno be fan flare bort meo fine @Iass
bitter, ifisnt oisie ufte Ombpttes meo
npe, naar be blir Ilsus. Sen itatfeIs
5pr, Tom eier Suaret. siDr ollebaunbe
@rimacer us Trigger al Smerte. llns
oertioen fiber ban fig lss. Os garbes
rem, ipm altio er rolis Os pRrois. laber
bam oa saa, for at bespnoe meo at poe
i'm auuit pau en- anben, iOm er minore
gmitinoet. Haar ben balutlippeos iaas
leoes %ijernrr fig mcb itUre SuIer / Sos
ueoet, blir ban uoleet al be tilIteoes
pprenoe.
Oct fan life uare pioere b~ebaselist
at lace fig tlippe us barbers | Congo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-26
for China.

~Suub / Of 8eroen pil Gbineierns
meo Of Den Giuiens, be tipbsr op fer ,
2anbet?" ipDraer Soft, tbi be fan fife
begribe bet. Saameset oeo bog 8ls
O~enitaben, at &uben oirfer nerpeplrs
rence, os guropeere. Der bar Opbolot
Zig / Gbina, mensr at pibe, at ben al
mlnoeli8e Gbineier er iulot os fat opers
bcpiit ont, at ben fan bslbreoe bpilfen.
iomhslit spsbpm os icrlauser 2iuet.
Sutet timber, at giteripprsielsn er iaa
tor, at ben Der | 9anbet til fine Tiber
betales meo mere eno $500 pr. 9uno
uaar ben fommer til CHINA, er 8riien
mere eno bet oobbelte. Gps beraIes
ben bprfeoe Ginien8z&pb life iaa bsit
iom ben oilotuorenbe. De 6,neGte
@iuiens SanbeIsbuie ienoer tpert Gar
Gsenter fra CALIFORNIA til Marfeoet
2iten for at opfiDbe Sebolbninserne al
8sSoer; be er enonu life antumne, iaa
Hriien enonu life er faftiat, men bet ans
tases, at Den M uil blipe lapsre paa
Grunb al ben iioite Sris meo SaYan.
@ntelte Samlere al @inisng er,ber
unbertipen til ct irGft Ssorascri. Naar
&oben, Der frn fan ialses i tsrret
9ilitanS, er farois for @arteoet, Ifal
Der naturlisuis en- Mansbe til for at
sipre ct 8uno. De iplittsr &ooen,
mems ben er iriit Os putter Slp iuo.
Naar ben tgrres, ~itrumpsr Iabninaen
til, % Bet er panitclist at upoase 5uItet,
ps be iaar fit SIP bstult Omtrent, ium
ON bet rar Cub.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-26
TofrGienct t Gina.

Staten bar paalaset fig at beIurbre
Yoiten; men Den tilaber bog Yrluat.
perlouer at bulbe YOittOntorer, o. en-.
boer fan paa esen Teiito benptte benz
S Iolssrl8e Sper er Der en- Menaoe
iaaSanne prioltc aputprsr. 8 Sbanas
bai I. GG. puer 200. us De tappes on,
at iraife Ynblifiim til iis. &prtoen
er iorlfielis % retter fig eiter gfitan.
ben. 5or Hensebreue betalss EXTRA.
EOIten bares omfrins al 2sbcre; men
! bet nprolIse 9ina bruSes Seite, % Be
sjsr en- 5-6 Wil ON 9aseu. Yeior.
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