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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-22

Daily Robt
Davis Charley
De Mers Miss
Manetta
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-22

Capitol Coffee Co
Carlson John, Rice
Carlson Mrs Mary
Carpenter Curtis
10 CnA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-22

Bailey & Co, John
T
Becker L L
Bennett Mrs o E
Bensingen Louis
Blackbury James
E A
Blood c B
Bloom Miss Ida
Boman L D
Booth r w
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-22

Thompson Mrs j
Egbert
futile Alice
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24
A New Calling For Women.

There is q woman in Emporia who has
invented q new calling for women. She
is professional companion for women
whose husbands are away. She will go to
house and be company for lone woman
at $5 week, or she will go out for the
night while husbands are away for rs
cents an evening. She knows all the gos-
sip and will tell gossip for 90 cents night
extra.
In families where there Is young wom-
an with beau who is liable to be talking
in low tone until ~ o. clock in the parlor
and then hush up until she is awakened
by the front door slamming about mid
night the woman charges 81 q night
straight, making no reduction for long
time contracts.
In families where there is boy who lies
on his back and screams at bedtime the
woman charges double rates. She is par
ticular and very independent, and as the
lodges grow in the town her business Is
branching out, and she is said to be put
ting money in the bank every Saturday
night-Emporia (Kan.) Gazette.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24

Mrs. Annie Humphries died at her home
In New Castle, Del, recently, aged 81
years. Mrs. Humphries remembered help.
ing an elder sister TO serve pies to the SOL
diers of the American army that marched
to the defense of Washington during the
war Of 1919.
From the time Of Braddock's campaign
against the Indians some member of her
family gave up his life in every war that
this country was engaged in. Her brother,
Nathaniel Yardley was killed in the Mex
lean war, and she leaves n son who II
drawing n pension for injuries received
during the war Of the rebellion. -Phila
delphia Record.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24
A VOYAGE TO THE MOON.
Latest Novelty Proposed For the Paris
Exposition OF 1900.

Latest Novelty Proposed For the Paris
Exposition OF 1900.
A voyage to the moon Is the latest prof.
ect which is seriously put forward as the
crowning point of the exhibition of 1900.
NJ Mantois, its author, does not propose
to carry passengers to the lunar regions In
an aerial car, but he expects to bring down
the moon to the reach Of people whose vi
sion extends, say, six miles from the earth.
The plan Is to construct a telescope
nearly 300 feet in length. The objective
glass will have u diameter Of something
over feet 3 inches, the largest in the
world. The colossal tube will be placed
horizontally, and the image of the moon
will be reflected by what Is termed a mir
ror plane feet In diameter and 10 inches
thick. The weight would be 5000 pounds
The special feature of the idea is that
the image Of the moon should be thrown
upon screen placed In o hall large enough
to hold 600 spectators. Astronomers cal
culate that with an apparatus of these d.
mensions 1t will be possible to discern
easily objects Of the size of the Notre Dame
cathedral towers and to distinguish the
evolutions Of lunar regiment.
Should the opening of the twentieth
century be signalized by volcanic eruptions
in the mountains Of the moon, visitors to
the exhibition would have grand specta-
cle.-New York Sun.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24
The Coming Vehicle.

OF this horseless carriage which W; II be
in as general use some day as the bi;vcle,
several things are already settled. It WILL
be like the safety bicycle-low and close to
the ground, SO as to make an easy step
from It, and this will greatly reduce serious
accidents. 1t will no longer be necessary
to place the driver high up in the air, SO
that he can look over and SO control his
horse For somewhat similar reason
the new carriage will be far lighter than
its predecessor, which was made heavy
largely to protect it from the horses, from
being kicked or pulled to pieces by them.
The pneumatic tire may be used for light
vehicles, but for rougher work strong
cushion tire will probably be needed
New Orleans Times Democrat
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24

II Is not everywhere that tho new wo
man" gets an earthquake to assist her In
securing her rights. In certain village
Of Calabria tho women used all 10 DO kept
very much indoors and not permitted TO
take their walks abroad rs they wished.
But the other day seismic disturbance
destroyed all tho houses In the said village,
and the inhabitants were reduced 10 TAX
Ing shelter in temporarily constructed
huts. Naturally the Calabrian ladies were
able to enjoy more liberty under the con-
ditions Of life brought about by the catas-
trophe, and they have determined solemn
ly that, having once tasted the sweets of
freedom, they will never consent 10 b
cooped mp again. They owe Q srset deal
20 that earthquake.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24

Dr. English Hss Written . New Pssrieti'
March 0ones

Or. English HaA Written = New Patriotic
March Song
DIR. Thomas Dunn English, ex-congress'
man from the Sixth New Jersey district,
and author of "Ben Bolt" has written a
new patriotic march song called "Old
Glory" which has been set to music by
Philip A. Clifford Of Newark. The compo-
sition Is to DO sung In public for the first
time on the second sunday In October. at
Pcddie Memorial church In Newark, In
tho presence of the Grand Army veterans
Here arc some Of the verses and the re-
frain:
Though crowns may break and thrones may
fan,
Though changes may the world appall
Our banner shall survive them all
And ever live in story.
The rainbow Of "A rescued land,
Where freemen brave together stand,
With truth and courage hand in hand.
Floats proudly here Old Glory.
REFRAIN:
Old Glory, Old Glory.
Floats proudly here Old Glory.
Old Glory, Old Glory Hurrah for you, Old
Glory!
In days we fought with George the Third.
When Independence was the word,
One voice from rising manhood heard
AS well as old age hoary.
One purpose then we had in view,
To form of states union true,
And eyes and hearts were turned to you,
Our banner, grand Old Glory
REFRAIN:
Old Glory, Old Glory,
Our banner grand, Old Glory.
Old Glory, Old Gloryi Hurrah for you. Old
Gloryi
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24
When
We
Tell
You

That we have every new and desir.
able styleIin Mems Hats, that our
prices are governed entirely by the
quality, that our stock is large, ithat
We guarantee no better values any
where, we are telling the exact and
unequivocal truth. ana offering the
best argument we know to induce
you to put our claims to the test.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24

The 0GoT b what the People
buy the most Of. That . why
Hoods Sarsaparilla has the largest
sale OF ALL MeolclNG 70.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24
TERSE TRIBUKEITES
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS

Alden r. Vaughan has returned from
| Vermont.
II you 20 down the river tomorrow take
the Pawtucket steamers.
The Bostons defeated the Newports yes
terday by score OF o.
Miss Mamie Kelley of Harrison street
has gone to Kansas City for two weeks.
Would It not be good idea for Paw
tucket to sign Fournier II such a thing Is
possible.
Misses Carrie and Mary Marley Of Waur-
egan, Conn.,, have been visiting friends In
this city.
The Providence Telegram's poor chill
dren's excursion will be held to Rocky
Point Monday.
Mrs. Cynthia Madison and Miss Louise
Remington Of this city are visiting at
Elmville, Conn.
Rev. F. w. Hamilton Of the Church OF
Our Father will preach his farewell SER
mon tomorrow.
The candle pin tournament Will close
Tuesday evening, when the Rosewoods
and S99ths will meet.
Mrs. L. p. Gall, who has been visiting
the family Of Officer Mowry, has returned
to her home In Boston.
The members of the Embury N. e.
Church formed trolley party that went
down the river last evening. The party
left from In front of the Benedict House
AZ 6:45.
In the death of Richard McGuy labor
circles have lost q valuable leader. He
was man respected bv all and the cause
of his death was too close application to
business.
M. Haas & Co., who have been In the
clothing business on East avenue the
past four years, will wina MP their affairs
In this city this evening and will remove
to New York.
A man over so years OF age applied at
police station for lodgings last night. He
was on his way from New York to
Worcester and walked from Providence
to this city yesterday afternoon.
Holy Sepulcnze Commandery held an
open air drill last evening IN command OF
e. q. Charles E. Harrison. Over 80 men
turned out and they all showed remark
able proficiency In the various move
ments.
A meeting of the State Council. K. of G.,
bas been called for Thursday, 29th inst,,
when several matters of Importance will
covoa m Sor cousydarotiop chfaS ouoopo
which will be the proposed parade in
October.
The Young Columbias defeated the
Young Diamonds at Camp Burnside yes
teiday afternoon by a score of 10 to l3.
The festures OF the game were the catch-
ng of Hayden and the pitching of BARLEY
Of the Columb bias.
Last evening about 300 members of st.
Mary's Temperance Society ard their
friends enjoyed an excursion down the
river. After sail down the bay the party
landed at Camp White and enjoyed dan.
sing, collation., etc.
Miss Lizzie Meagher has returned from
New York where she attended the i'm.
porters' opening Of millinery the past
week. While In New York Miss Meagher
secured the exclusive agency for q well.
known corset and 1t Is her intention to
open corset department In connection
with her millinery about Sept. 1.
Agent r. Lincoln Lippitt OF the Lip.
pitt Woolen Co., Woonsocket, sent q
reply yesterday to the loom fixers, declin.
Ing to raise their wages from s2.1o per
day to s2.25 AZ requested. The Privilege
and Perseverance Mills had previously
declined to accede to like request. These
three were the only mills In which 1.-THE
advance was asked.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24
Shoe Department.

Ladies-We have received our
new line of fine kid Boots to sell
at $685. a pair, lace or button,
Paris or opera toe, worth 81 80 a
pair anywhere.
120 pair of Ladies' fine vice.
kid tan..Oxfords, opera toe. all
sizes, worth 81 % a pair, at SIC q
pair.
We have 4S pair of fine vicci
kid tan lace Shoes, our SO Boot,
we will close them out at $1.5S q
pair.
We have 2 cases of Ladies'
opera toe Slippers, beaded toes
and strap With buckles, worth
$1.25 a..pair, at SIC a pair.
Misses fine kid spring heel
Shoes, all sizes, lace or button, at
9Sc a pair.
Child's white canvas Oxford
Ties, worth &c pair, at SSc a
pair.
Boys solid leather calf Shoes;
we will warrant every pair solid
leather throughout, sizes IL to 2
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24

General Anncnkoff, Russian geog-
rapher, Is preparing an atlas on new
principle. The places on the maps will be
put down not according TO actual distance
from standard point, but according to
the cost Of transportation. New York, for
instance, will be nearer to London than
Rochester I'm Kent, as 1t costs less TO shir
food across the Atlantic than to send 1t 2s
miles by rail to London. Now York Sun.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24

Cannot buy that too
carefully. We think
we do some wonder.
full selling The quail
ties we are fortunate
enough TO get could
command very much
better prio Q 8. If
money making was
all we had In mind
such quotations rs
those wouldn't b y
made.
Herm 8 dorf fast
blacks, l5c; 2 2pairs 2oc.
Assorted Tans AT
same price.
The kinds that MS.
ually sell 3pairs for $l.
15c the pair.
Our Lisle thread
numbers are exclusive
at soc the pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24
The Good Times.

Corn is not the only product which is
breaking all records. The iron output
these days Is the largest which the country
has ever had at this time OF the year.
Moreover, IL Is steadily growing. This is
one of the most striking evidences which
could be found that period of business
activity exceeding any which the country
has yet known ts close ut hand.-St. Louis
Globe Democrst.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24

AiGgfns , Perry.
Soues Ale md aaxraganssts Laga Pool
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24
TELEPHONE AlI7-s.
ALMANAC FOR SATURDAY. AUG

ALMANAC FOR SATURDAY, AUG. n
Sun Rises. s....... 5U Moon SyTsL :. . 20 Pm
Ssa%T sUs snTs 3, p1r.,s 81 81 Full SEA Is isrs AN
Forecast for Maine. New Hampshire
and Vermont: Showers; southwesterly
winds.
For Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and
Connecticut Generally fair; south to
southwest winds.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-24
RAD|k|N E. C00NEY,
2oO-MAIN STREET,

at $1.38, and 8 to 8 IL at 81. 48 q
pair.
Your last chance to buy
$1.25 Shoes for SIC, youths tan
spring heel Shoes, sizes 8 to 13.
Mems Shirts.
We are closing out al our
fancy laundered Shirts at prices
that will make you buy if you
will give US call.
Veilings.
Every new patterns in today.
Choice quality at low prices, 18,
q and 25c yard.
All silk Chiffon, very wide, for
scarfs, all shades 69c a yard.
New Black Collarettes SOC,
worth 81.
$1.29 worth $3.50.
$1.k8 worth 81.
Children's Silk Caps 25c for
3Sc kinds; Csc for 50c kinds; 50c
for &c kinds; 62c fo 75c kinds.
Blankets.
"a Wool Blankets at e3.19.
IS All Wool Blankets at 1887.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29
Splpier, Sowa.

Sr. ReSattpr! - 8 9eres Rreoe SIao ior
15oe San. iinOer jog til min 6otbauielie Den
Seretniua, at je9 ltuloe bape relignerct ION
Brett for Suloisr Menisbeo.
Seq pco lite, b~uprira "9eccrab'Yoiten"
bar faaet ben NpBeo, men bet peo ieg, at oct
life er ianot. Seq bar lite reii9neret. %
naar poermere "8ri9 ceo @rapen" anIgre5
iom @runo for ct iaaoaut Sfrtot al mig,
fpler ies mig opiororet til at opipie, at ben
iaa meset pmtaIte Strio melem Tait. Oar
rispile % mig life / mluoiie Waaoe bar
lfaoet mig Der i Sololer, meset mere bar ben
Strio. ION / bet iioite gar bar pRret iprt
meuem mig % min Meul9beo paa ben enc
SIDE % 8ait. Sarrispile % no9Ie lloenfor.
i~taaenoe paa ben anoen SIDE, iuloeIts ior'
utsiet mig ON, at le9 npoer min belle We'
nisbebs iuIoe 8iarlisbeo % 9iuio. buorpaa
les bar iauet iaa mango Sepiier, life minoit
i ben iiolte Sio. Der bar ben belle 3io, jes
bar pGret Brett i Soloier, beritet ben aler
bsoiie SorltaueIie meuem MenisbeOen %
mig % jeg bauber til CUB, at ben famine
gooe 5oritaaeIie maatte peopare iaal9u9e
bet iorunoes mig at pore % uirte Der.
Der bar i ben ienere 5io p9ret 9lort al
uorli9e Sopbaroemeater mob Soloier Me'
ni8beo al ncsIe lloeniortaacnoe, iom bar
iat fig iom MaaI at soela8se Menisbepea
o9 PLACE oenS Brett, men oa oeres Stotm'
lob mob Meni9b. ben bar totalt mislp.tes,
ia, 8lort TT til at iorupe % befaite ben, iaa
9riber be i i'm 6prtuiolelie til ben iioite gin.
I onins De bar, nentlis at iu9rte no babe
Meni8beo % Brett / 9luiierue, Ereiten iiRr.
oeles5eo, % belle ben SpnoiIoo al 9esue,
iom sr fommet i sloiisrue fra Soloier bet
iioIte @ar, er ct uoilaa ai bitter Stuiielie o.
SRonIpit. - lGrbgoieit
8. s. Spenion.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29
Cartwright, Chippewa 60. aSis.

81. &ebaitsri - Cartwright er Ell lioer
Sp peo Omaha ganen, "a Nfil i Roro fra
Chippewa Sails, meb en- 5 a 9 Stores
&orebuie, Sa8bru9 % ct Creamery, JON
bleo bpsset for 8 9Iar iioeu os toiteDe SO, 500
% er enSnu liseiaa soot JONI upt. Set pa,
bette Creamery, jes n9rnteit pitpe ltripC
ON. Ser er Ell Nnleonins ior Ell ltanpiua.
uilt Weisriit meo Ell $500 q $500 til al
tomme inc i orretninseu % bIipe Ger al
5ac,oriet os altiammen for oeuue life Gum
en- Een9emanh boIoer nemIis ct judgement
for 1882 mob 5actoriet, % paa @runo al
DC baarlise 2ioer o9 Sprten, iom bar pGret
be to iioite Gar, fer gierue fig lille iitano til
at betale bet, bporior bet oil bIipe iolat peo
sheriff sale ben 22Oe 5eb. ST. 10 5prmiobaa
/ Chippewa 5aus.
vi bar uomariet spot @raslano Der
% meite Iartsn al 5armerne er norlte, laa
jes trOr, at ben rette Mano lite oil TONNE
til at ausre paa at ijpbe o. i9tte fig neo Der.
On penlis Silien til "2ecurab.p oIen"s
&eoaitioH iamt ale osns Gbonnenter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29

euaoua. Spao ol be oa Der? 9oorlot om'
bptte bet mtnbrs spoe nleo Oct laii9f o9fte
buorior bragg Sunoreoer, 10 8nllnoer az
Mile for at faa fin Stiring foroGrrsi 'lteoct'
for forbeorei2 /,
slen bette er 10 netop, bpao 3nllnoef al
IorbIuoeoe 9anosmGuo sler, naar DC ora
ger larat bort / llpsrtener os S'loltooc'
Iauat bort fra n9rmere og beore Ste0er,
buor 9etiT1elicrue for lpnnenoe Scroptn9'
for gelitano % &elpGre pirfeIis iInoes.
SpaO cr bel bic s getiugeiier? 9ao Os &c!
Sipl9e min Gpiutnins CT Set'nsellefIle
oisie: /, rig, bllig, iru9tbnr % let oprt'
bar Sorb; ., Sifierbcb mob @rpoenS Soe'
lGssclie al 3prrc, SaacIitornie. Heanlipl,
Sueripemrnelier o. a. l.; 3 goot % n@rt
S~lemmemarteo mco bpte Eriler paa que
Slags SorObrug5proonfter; A, let o9 lers
nenoe Sreaturbolo; ), innot, ntlot o9 be-
baaeiiat aiImat. 9oot Yano, sooe Tele, mere
Rabuer, dooe Stoler, ireoelige o9 beba9elt9e
Cmaipelier o.i.u. alle oisie Setln9elier
filoes Iamieoe / 5etpnoalsn oS ino:n H9tte'
uioOe af Soft meo enoo8 ina ltoen tonialt
aopitul iom en- 4 til 5 Suroreoe Collars.
act CT paa Dpie 5ioer, at ct GlporsOro
blir o%fieutlig uOtaIt | oeune pigtige sag, al
en- oiisntlis Aopnriel siues bore SanoSm9no
MOB ben ltammeli9e Wanoe, bporpaa 6oit
oIte forIebes al neutrality-suspicious. Yerloiler
hi at iorpGrre iiiebetior torbeOre IN Stll'
ling peo 6lptning til alt auoet eno arbe'
ialeIiespGroige Steoer. 9ru life bIinot paa
9ogeu. Seq fororer ilet life, at Nosen ltal
tro blinot paa mig. 5cls apOitlenes pie
5ormauins ueiaa bette Stptte: "unoerIs9
Nlt, men behold Oct Seoite." 6orIao life
for 9oot Goers samle Slent, fereno s per-
ioultg bar unoeripst bet nDe % fnnoet oef
bebre emo bet gamle. 5clf, Der bar litl9t
bette nit 9iaao, bar beiluoet bet soot;
uRiteu aIe al benz tan III 9IRoe fig peo at
eie pRroiiuIot 9ano / 5etpnoalen, bpor De
til Barren pI bIipe mine Naboer.
3iI De 0Ianss, ION bar itrepet % ueObiI'
peHoe lfriper III mig ON Gplpsntn8er augaas
enoe 9etouoaIeJ piI ieg enonu meooele, at
min 2oresie enom er: 8eniou, Split 60,
@iun, mel eiter uosau9en al Ntarts Wfau'
ueo bliusr ben: Burton, Seton 60, Mont,
@oiparo 9arslen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29
Spo 9afotas 2cgisIatur.

Dnsbas ben 23be San. - 9esisla'
turen msote ioas i 59llesmsoe % er.
tlarepe 81. s. Iettisrep oalst til b
5orenebe Staters Senatpr for De naItt
6 Iar fra Isritfpmmenbe Abe DARTS.
SCR. Guitin iremiatte ibas en- Reiolu'
tipn ON at anmoSs Seuilsniussfomi'
teen at rappOrtere life ienere enb ben
20os Sch.
eenatet ueotos ieas 8eiubmisiions'
8eiplutionen meb "a mob Is Stemmer.
5plsenoe SenatOrer itemte for Geiolu.
tipueu: alorid, Nlfiu, 8ennet fra
Susbes, Setts, SOpce, Gbamberlan,
Glipt, Spote, Sebol, Sptusl, SObnior
fra MegpOt. 8ellp, aenneop, Sings.
burp, OIipn, 8rieit, &ice, Sbamber,
e6lunp, Senes, Smitb, stephen,
Stprla, @beelod, @ilion. Splaenoe
itemte impb: slliion, 9eunst fra Glarf,
8roobsrs, Craig, CRAWFORD, 9Oran,
Glce, Spparo, SacObs, SubniOn fra
Safe, auwrenec. SutIiOu, McSes, 8lOis,
Sinc!air % springer.
2alen pm at LUTTE Statsns SnIiitu.
TONER bsrer maj, life mere. Eense hi
bliue bspilset % Snititutionerne uil
blipe bplot saaenoe iOm isr.
3orsbas ben 24Os San. - 8Omits'
rappOrier sr alereDe bespubt at TONNE
iub. aomiteen ior gOuntp Inliaaeus
Der iuoltiaeoe ioas iii SeStaselie 5or.
Ilasst ON at tiIabe Bomb endurance
aompanier at title Sitferbeo for
commandments
5 Suist iremiattes 5Orilas ON, al
ale Stat', GouNtp' os 9opusmbeos.
maub Hal laoe al ben 9rptnius, be
bar, ubisrr i Staten. Spis be upsr.
tr9ber oeune Sou, Tan be ilaeses en-
Mulft.
Senaiet peoto9 ipas Suiets 6prIlae
ON Sronius at Statens 6iuanier.
Get ueotOs psiaa en- 6alssrsipluiiOu
ON 0eoiattelie al en- 6aaesiOm misiior
ira spc 9atOtu % 9asbraita for at BIZ
l4sae Gtrioeu ON Granbien measm b,
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29
2iSe aass.a.,

uuOitpIO, ies trOr ueppe, i,o t,,,
lrnGers oeo at Tribe / buuben eth. 'VH'a,
lt9e lom @nttcH, Der ituIoc bite g,i, ~ m''
e 10 opottta no, at bR q inf,e ott. "a
mag, lagoe ban. Som gtpboo a.
nGpne. at hi fl itiitet en- 9oluIoIsu,, 70
crins Der ltrar for Sui. 6orenlnosa s''
tun nosle os tppe MeoIemnsr enSrn. tp''
pi bar bet beoite Saob pnt, at BEN n, @''
Bert. H9'.
Snoen Dor lille gteuisbeo Der q.lo,,
onnnet en- 9ptnoeiorcnin9 Npirnsr u
baaoe SierteIns os Billie, ital lea ia, a''
Seo fine lnaa muaueolioe Bioroo Nv,
iparet iamnen cuer $50, Tom BE- ',0b.. '
@aoc til 9aitor SmeouI iur. gacen b..' q
i en- ourabel SIGoeielb, iorurbetbs, :, NV. y,
prGstiSe uIpelfino. "
9a Eaiiur Smebal oite moa r,,,
oisie upgne TrGrier / bioenbe spn,
Sneorcp, iaa flyer oct fig ieIp, at eop,r -,
ptIlVihIHeh. : W
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29
WisTonGr Sosffaos Neiiernte
Tceorab &reSS.

SaiiOr 80nosstuspis Sab ben I5se 6sbeuar.
Gaiipr BUS aaIe, Slppmfelp. ben l7Oe Sch aar.
SYriua Ballet on aiteHen ben l1se 5ebruar.
gaiior BUS Aalo ben Isoe os lsee 6ebruar.
Batter GUmmsrsnns Rub bsn s0-s2oe 5et uar.
San0r 9rsasrS aale ben 24Se 6sbruar.
9aiior 2. q. g. Ga.leitaes, 6sFan, ben 26oe 5eby,
Batter g. q. sattsuS saIS. ben ssse S,brna os n,
@artA.
Batter oRns. 3teOrah. ben SHE l2arts.
9ai!or Ylsritaes aalo, ben 4-ses glariS.
gahor " u 9unoss aalb. ben i0--litt Rlrts.
gaior gsrisbts aale. Rsuburs, ben lsts Garts.
SOuth 50rt ggsnisbse ben isef gsayts.
gatcy ssristts aaIe, St9blano. ben I4Se glarts.
Safi o. 20aesbSasS RaIo ben i5-l7es slsrtS.
Batter o q, RasmR2isu. Union 81. & eanobs,p.
ben 1889 Rar,s. =
4aior Sonums sale ben fo-slee gartS.
Batoy Grpsisns aale ben e2-ssoe gParts.
Batter &rishts faIs. 8Hisisrs. gftsasn ben a4s,
"eaiH' sa2i.s tsts
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29
0arfelo, Wiuneiota.

Sr. &efaftsr! - Oct er lrnoe mon.
bper Gang man Ter uoset berirn. erbq,,.,
"2ecorab'Y piten" meb bets uomrrtsO, =,
I99sbIao "Seb arnen- boloes Of u,s,.
bpereneite, % be, iom lite bar .RDi.,.
saar lang Sci i0r at faa bpre ON 1guSm,,
os Ragnbilo" % "gin bnnlte gruoo 9,,,
IfaI ri faa bpre, buorIeoes bet ait MoIo,'
erne? Sc maa Iaoe os iaa bore msr, A.
bent. '"
Wfaelfon er Dor neite Stab, en- tHs =.
~nbetpoeIl9 FL heller, bog iaGoe SoIooS,r-.
5arpel Der t'lor, os MI er Der meoet Iis.a
Stgi | 8uoerne.
@eiret er M folot. men inasu Sis. =,
baaber bog at faa SlGoefpre. y"
Snlen g,t iorbi title. ipm BEN iompit.a
9ipr beruoe paa YrRr en-; lugcn 6oyanorinn
eler GOcrtur.
Saa niaa jeg oa tilIut gnite Soften. 4,
oens 3uiinoer al S9iere ct 9oot o. lpfr,io11
Iar ira osres mesS interesiereoe
Nb0nntnt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-29
2iot fra xelano.

Selano er en- lioen Vn
Som Ell bar punoet ltsrre Hp.
Nten iperse8 Der ON reel Yanbei,
ON Wrli8beo % lipIis Sanoe,
Sa tan ben males meo be manae,
Som mso fin Storbeb oite pranae.
Ser ipsrses Tile Nuro % 8raub,
VI 8ptnoeIflano os iaaban Stam,
Rel, bper fit Siem / 5rsO Tan bpsae
% DO / nforitprret Spsse
% saa paa @aoen notiaa trpat
5or Rsperbaano os auoet Stpat.
81. Onitao bar bet bebite Store,
% ou Tan tro, at Sanoeleu eaar.
San i9lser Stspler, Sto os Ssier
I'll Yriier, iaa bet fun er 9gisr;
VT tlpbe @roc'rp al ale Siaa,
gubper tan iaa eiter tit Sebaa.
San iaIser OIier, 5iit % RaIms,
alt Tor sauIie mpberat Detailing;
San i9lser muiiiallte SHItrumenter,
Seiuelrp % aneet til Yrsisuter.
Gar ou Ell Tense, iau bare bsr:
San tar islsn baaoe sgs % Smsr.
Sire Stores her finoes / ct % alt,
Snobp JserHes antaI jes bar ei taIt,
en SarbsribOp, Siemassr o. Smeo,
9aen bette sr alt, iaaoibt lss peo.
1ililai en- penlls Silien isnbt
Sira bin samIe gbonnsnt