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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-17
New Departure. NJ. Gilmor

New Departure.-J. M. Gilmore Is
nearly ready to commence the bottling
business in his old home, Derby Line.
He was up there short time ago and
made partial arrangements. Since then
the machinery has been purchased and is
now on the way. He expects to go up
next week and get everything to set the
wheels moving. The beer he will use is
new in this section, it being an imported
English ginger beer, put up in sto,e jars
and all brewed. Enough orders have
already been received to keep business
brisk for quite while. Mr.. Gilmore's
many friends in this place will wish him
success in his new undertaking.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-17
Academy Notes.-scbool on.r.,

Academy Notes School opened
Tuesday with substantially the same
number Of pupils as last term.
The Y. M. {. A. have issued a TASTY
topic card for the Tuesday afternoon
prayer meetings, with the names of the
leaders for the term. The society is very
prosperous now having a good working
membership OF about fifty.
Miss M. c. Goodwin, teacher OF French
who was absent during the winter on
account of sickness, has resumed her
work. She has been at her home in
Williamstown, Mass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-17
Cheap Excursions to the West and

northwestern April 81 and Nav s.
1916, the Northwestern Line Chicago &
Northwestern Railway will sell Home
seekers excursion tickets at very low
rates to a large number of points in
Northern Wisconsin, Michigan, North.
western Iowa, Western Minnesota, Ne
braska, North Dakota and South Dakota.
including the famous Black Hills district
FOR iull information apply to ticket
agents OF connecting lines or address
>, j. f. Britain, N. Z. P. A., 5 State Street
Boston Mass. wv
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-17

A Pleasant Evening.-Pythian Hall
was well filled last Friday evening and
Glover Temple provided a variety of en-
tertanment that made things lively and
interesting. The principle feature of the
evening were the living pictures, which
were executed under the direction of
Mrs, Anna Spencer Frost and greatly EN-
tertained the audience. The curtain was
drawn on each of the IL pictures twice
and the actors kept a statuesque pose
that was almost professional. Ice cream
and cake were served, games and a social
time enjoyed, and all pronounced it an
worth twice the cost of
admission.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-17

SCHOOL Opened. = Village schools
opened last week Monday with average
attendance The only change of teach
CTS is IN the eighth grade of the Union
sehool where Miss Fyler succeeds Miss
Allen Three changes have taken place
IN the district schools. Miss Mabel
Dodge succeeds Miss Lena Severance at
d rosr corners; Miss Fanny Stark sue.
S Se Miss Jeanette Aver, resigned at
Starks, and Miss Stella Church succeeds
MISS Mabel Kelsey at Goss Hollow.
To use less soap use mild soon
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-17
Killed on the Railroad Track

nam Hartman was killed while walking
on the track near Scott's station LAST
week the accident occurring on his seth
birthday Hewas returning from a visit
with Mr.. Scott and became confused
when he heard the cars coming and fell
down Before he could get up the train
ran over him. He was a resident of
Daiton' and a distant relative of w. Fl.
9haw OF this place. He was also we'll
known IN Barnet and vicinity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-17
A CARD.

We the undersigned do hereby agree to
refund the money on fifty cent bottle Of
Green's syrup of tar if it fails to cure your
cough or cold, we also warrant twenty
five cent bottle to prove satisfactory or
no pay.
A. c. RANDALL, c. c. BINGHAM,
1. d. BAGLEY, FLINT Bros,
BoYNToN & EASTMAN, A. F. WALKER.
FRANK 6. LANDRY.
d. c. HARRINGTON, West Danville.
L. D. STILES, st. Johnsbury Center.
]. B. ROGERS, Walden.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-17
Luciers' rIinstreIs.-These prime er

Luciers' linstreIs.-These prime en-
tertainers will exhibit at the Stanley
Opera House, Thursday evening, April
23d, with a mighty avalanche OF talent,
a whirlwind of music, cyclone of fun,
minstrelsy in its most original and unique
performance, introducing laughable odd
tiles and eccentricities. You can afford
to wait Tor you know you'll be more
than satisfied. Several new additions
have been made to the company since
they were last here. Among them the
elastic novelty in the person of Willie
Nichols, the wonder, the marvellous, the
worlds greatest contortionist. Also the
Delmannings, in their marvellous special
ties, Archie Delmanning, the great Aus
traian favorite, Ote Baldwin, monolo-
gist and banjoist, the Luciers, Charles,
Joseph and Margaret, assisted by Fred |.
Palmer in bran new album of choice
musical selections.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-17
ASSIGNEE'S SALE,
AT
AUCTION.

of the Real Estate and Personal Property OF
Mark j.. Russell ofSt. Johnsbury, at his home,
10 Pearl street on
FRIDA Y APRIL ID, at I O'Clock D. m.
M M. TAPLIN, Auctioneer.
The real estate consists of homestead at
~ Pearl street, one story house with
barns and sheds and onehalf acre of land
The barn is large and could be used for a
livery stable if desired. Also five acres OF
good, moving land in East St. Johnsbury,
near the village.
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY
consists of ~ horses, described as follows :
one pair heavy dapple grays, about II years
OLD, three pair draft horses, about 10 years
Old, one pair of large dapple greys, weighing
over 5000 pounds; one pair of red roans,
good wor kers, weight 260o pounds, one
pair grey horses. weigh about $500. Two
COWS, good mixers; one shoat, also the
following wagons, sleds. and harnesses:
Three two-horse wagons, five two.horse
dump carts, with two pairs of extra wheels !;
hVe two-horse sleds, one Concord buggy,
one sleigh, three heavy logging sleds, two
single dump carts and harnesses, one single
harness, lot of whifietrees. neck yokes
chains. etc.
TERMS CASH.
CHARLES ROGERS,
Assignee
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-17
Take Care of Your Eveso,d Al,

,,,;ll TUT LyeS-anu they
VIII take care of you. ]. c. Mcconnell
optlciau, will visit here every three
months m his first trip comes on April 81
IS, ~ and 80, Monday to Thursday. in.
elusive If you have trouble in seeing or
witn headache consult him. All glasses
maze na to order. Examination free.
Office, st. Johnsbury House.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-17
Births.

At st: Johnsbury, April 8, a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs Torrant.
At St. Johnsbury Centre April 10, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Gage
At Ashville N. c., April 4, a son to Mr..
and Mrs. Hans p. Andersen
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-17

Use less soap by using mild soap
Harmless is its name.
The Press., 1896-09-24
ELLINGTON,
Crystal Lake Correspondence.)

Myron H. Dimock is the teacher of our Crystal Lake district school this fall. School commenced on the 14th inst. MT. Dimock has taught the school several terms in years past. Few excel him in imparting instruction. He has our best wishes for successful term
 Not many places anywhere present 8 heater appearance than that of Mrs. Ella Martin at Crystal Lake. It was recently newly shingled and painted, and, to con- plete it's neat appearance, she has just had a new fence built.
 Your correspondent attended the Wood- stock fair, and found it we'll conducted. The display in the hall was very fine, and the show of cattle and poultry excellent.
 Summer boarders have gone from "the hill," having greatly enjoyed their tarry there with MT. and Mrs. Eugene Neff.
 Miss Rosella Taft. of Moosup, has been spending number of days with friends here and at Ellington Street very pleasant ly.
 Returning to the Lake from East W0od- stock on Monday, we were saddeped by learning of the decease of Mrs. Munroe Harwood. She was one of the writer's most highly prized friends, and he feels that she has passed on too soon. She was we'll worthy of commendation.
The Press., 1896-09-24
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES.


 lMatter under this head cents per line.] New line of Dress Goods received this week at A. L. Towards.
 -New line of Felt Sailor and Walking Hats, also Tam O'Shanters in the latest styles, just received at Miss Russell's. Dress goods 17c., former price 25c., at E. l.. Burr's. -Children's Coats, only $1, at E. L. Burr's.
 A good line of Ladies' and Children's Fall and Winter Underwear just receiv ed, also new line of Stamped Goods. Call and examine at A. L. Towards. ' Millinery Opening at Miss Russell's, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 29 and 30, All are cordially invited.
 A. w. Walker is showing very large assortment of Ladies' Kid Gloves from 75 cts. to $15O per pair. We are agents for Wertheimer & Co., Kid Gloves, with the Patented Ideal Fastener. Call and ex- anime them.
 It is surprising what quantity of those Ladies' Skirts are being sold at A. w. Walkers.
 New line of Ladies' Silk and Woolen Waists at A. w. Walkers. Call and ex- anime
The Press., 1896-09-24

NMOOs6 MeauOW cOrrespOndenCe.1
 Bernard Bruce is in town on visit. Miss Annie Hanson, who has been quite i'll, is recovering.
 Miss Lotta Ruby is soon to start for Colorado, with hope that the dry atmos- phere will prove beneficial.
 Two new members were admitted into the M. E. church last Sunday. A prayer meeting will be held tonight at the home of MT. and Mrs. Weeks,
The Press., 1896-09-24

Have you ever used Thymolic Tooth Powder7 It will change the appearance of your teeth so your friends will not know you. We mean for the better of course. Only 1Oc. bottle.
 e.s- LATHROP'S DRUG STORE.
The Press., 1896-09-24
COVENTRY.

 A. $. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Man
 ager of Coventry Local Register.
 Cider making Is the business of the or chardists just at present.
 Miss Edith Hoxie is spending the week with friends in Mass
 The s. c. I. s. has built itself a me- morial ill the new wall at the entrance gate of the Nathan Hale cemetery.
 A cattle thief, who has been stealing from E. L. Hutchinson and F. A. Spauld. ing, was arrested and taken to Holland last week. Holden Brown recognized animals which were offered for sale by the thief as the property of others, and notified the owners.
 Mrs. Lydia Mason of the school board attended the teachers institute at Storrs Friday.
 Miss Hattie Albro and Mrs. Lydia Ma. son are delegates to the Sunday school convention to be held at Hartford next week.
 The wind of Saturday broke over sev. \ J. H. Freeman, in Willimantic, was struck by lightning.
 The report of the U. s. Dept of Agri culture, '81-'82, contains much reliable information about the army worm.
 A beautiful deer was seen in Oscar Bowers meadow, Friday, by MT. anG Mrs. Martin Parker. The deer did not appear to be afraid, but bounded up the hill, over the fence, into the road, then with a graceful leap, disappeared among the birches on the mountain side.
 Rev. A. P. Miller, agent of the Board of Home Missions, spoke in the Congre gational church Sunday morning and evening.
 Miss Roella Warren, Georgie Toplif and Mrs. Sara M. Kingsbury, members ot the Congregational Sunday school, have been seriously i'll for many months.
 Rev. L. H. Massey gave free lecture at the M. E. church Wednesday.
 The w. c. T. U. will hold a meeting in the G. A. R. hall tomorrow to con slider question of special importance.
 Last week Wednesday news came tC town of the sudden death of Geo. M Robertson, of Bridgeport, the evening previous MT. Robertson was a native ot this place. His first wife was the only daughter of the late Geo. Parker. His second wife, Ida Warner, and two sons young men, Sylvester P. and Charles w. children of his second wife, survive him Burial at Bridgeport.
 Communicated
 John Martin, of Willimantic, has bought telegraph poles of Patrick Branagan Frank Aldrich and Dennis Flaherty.
 Charles Lathrop and wife are visiting friends in Canterbury.
 Alvah Brown, of Stafford, is visiting his friend, Frank Aldrich.
 Wells Wilcox has accepted a position as principal of school il Norfolk, Conn Eddie Wilcox has taken a position as overseer in a silk mill in Carlton, Penn.
 Geo. Wilcox, dentist, of Willimantic, k expected home soon from Maine, and, il is said, will bring bride with him.
 Frank Aldrich and Wm. Potter leave this week for an extended visit witf friends in Providence, R. l., and vicinity Every one is watching closely for those dreaded army worms.
 Geo. Cougne is shingling his barn or the Jce Coleman place.
 Miss Estella Boynton has been tho gues of Miss Almira Tifft the past week.
 Mrs. Charles Lathrop fell one day las week, striking her face on rock, hurting her quite badly.
 Burt Beebe and Carl Edgerton rode ol ther wheels to Willimantic and back il one and one-half hours Saturday.
The Press., 1896-09-24
fnrbra R lDatlare'B &SSSSSS%SSS@ @&SS&SS9
 Springfield, September, 1896. FALL OPENING Wednesdays Thursday OF THIS WEEK.
Opening of new Millinery,

Opening of new Millinery, new jackets and wraps, new furs, new silks and dress goods and ribbons and faces, new underwear and hosiery, new carpets and furniture and upholsterings, new women's shoes and boys clothing.
 No need for us to say that the display will be attractive, full and complete. As mat ter of course you expect bet ter and better things of us all the time, and you shall not be disappointed. Long ago we made Progress" our watch word; there must be no drift ing, no retrograding here. You shall always be assured that this store and it's ideas shall be in advance of its kind.
The Press., 1896-09-24

When you get good thing-keep it. Cider is a good thing, and when you lay in a supply for the Winter, keep 1t from feFmenting by using our Cider Preservative. It will keep it pure and sweet. It is perfectly harmless, and package, just the size for one barrel, costs 06 cents.
 LATHROP's DRUG STORE. @
The Press., 1896-09-24
.To.HattIact.You.

sss.I It isn't our low prices that we--think will do it. It isn't our large stock. It isn't alone our excellent name. Its the actual quality of the goods. That's what makes you want to buy them.
 Nothing but quality has any induce ment for the lover of Good, Hand- some Clothing.
 And every man who cares two cents for his personal appearance does love them.
 I am making special low prices on all Summer Clothing in Mems, Youths and Children's Suits, also on Spring Overcoats, that must attract every buyer that has got to purchase. Big money saved in selecting at the pres ent time. Don't forget we can suit you on Furnishings also. An elegant line and the prices are right.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15
Orrpnlt.
Strand besraset unoer tor aeltaeeIre.

efrdno be9rapct unoer Nos Setta8ete.
Sra 9ortlanb ifrioes ben Ste b.:
Dor astebe 2anbsmdno 8. 8. Stranb
afgit itine os rolig peb 0sben / fit
Siem puu 17be @abe / Sirsbass.
sorsbas ST. 2 foresit 9egrapelien fra
oenafbsbesSiem unber flor Oeltagelie
fra Stanbinapernes Sibe. Smtrent
200 bar tilitebe og bapoe meobrugt
9lpmfter % aranie = ct fiofte 5arpel
til admeraten og 9ennen. 8lunbt be
mango patre aranie iaaes en- flor fra
Sorsnineen "Noroen", al bpilten
Stranb bapbe peretMeblem iiben bens
Stiftelie. Soreningens Meolemmer,
Der ole bapbe ifattet Strands bramfrie
og penneiale 9aien, bar aleiammen
mebt up, os meb oeres meo Ssrgeflor
oraperebe Sane fulgte be bam til bans
iibite Spileiteo paa Gone Dat &irtes
gaaro.
Stranb efterlaber Some pg to Sern.
Sisie r 6 og 4 Iars 4loeren.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15
Cuba.
Cprprets @ane.

Den fpanite Regjering er al autorts
teterne / Sopunu bleOen anmocet ON at
itaof9Ite 9ommen ODER "Gompetts
tors Mdnbftab, fom al en- Srigsret
bsmtes til 9eben for SsrsOeri og Opz
rer. De bsosbsmte er: Qlfrebo Ca
borbe, 4nfsreren for Grpeoitionen.
!San p%aaitdar, at ban er ameritanit
Berger. Or. Glius 9ebu, iom ogidd
Ifal bore amsritdnit Berger; Diltam
Giaea, britiit llnbsriuat; So6n Wtils
ton, febt / Sunias, og aOistorreIpons
bent; Sbeoooro Matu.
9isie 5olts Stirbne Iigger M /
Sanberne paa ben iplnIfe Re9jering /
Wabrio. De Sorenebe Staters Res
giering bar proteiteret impb, at 9sbss
bommen fulbfsres og forlangt nbt
Sorbsr / SperensItemmelie meo Srats
taten mellem be Sorenebe Stater og
Gpanien. De ipanite autOriteter paa
Cuba +forlanger, at be beosoemte benz
rettes Itrar til SfrGt og QoDariel for
ale, baaoe Qmeritanere og Gu6anere,
Tom beltager / Grpeoitioner til Gubd,
Set f~anbIpnlige er. at ben ipanTfe Res
aiering life fommer til at for6aite fig
meb nogeu @fgierelie | oenne Sag.
&orreIponbenterne Sames Greelz
man for "Neip gort Dorlb" cg ). %.
2uprence for "Jlefp gort SOurnul",
fom ubpiites fra Zen, ~afreiite fra Sd'
pand ben lobe be.
On &prporal og en- Menig al ben
IpanIte 69r / puerto principe blep
forleben Dag itubte for Rsmning fra
Sieneiten.
Tat til ben lobe os. bar Sprererne
6rqnbt ben oistige gp Sopo GolorGs
DO. Sper 16O Suie f%oroGnoleoes til
Qfe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15
@nIorfierpen minfsr.

Gulbbebolbningen / Regierinsens
Inberftatfammer | Rep Oort mintsr
jeont. og fore Summer uofsres til
europa. Den ODE os. bar ben adaet
neO til $117,0O0,O0O; for fort lib
fiben, ftrar efter 9onbsIdlget, bdpbe
ben naaet en- 5sioe at $128, 100000.
Der tales MI after ON Sdlg at flere
Bombs. Rsgieringens 5indnsmenb
ital aIlerebe BABE 8etDmrtnser | Qnlebs
ming ben Sag. Wun formober, at |
Waaneberne Marts, Qpril % Nai BIZ
GuloreIerpen bltbe reouceret meb oms
firing AZ Mi0ioner Dollars. De
ferite Z 0dge / W2ai forminbIteoes ben
meb en- WiaiOn Dollars ON 9dgen.
Oct iubrsmmes at ale, at ben ubbre
forsgebe Snbfsriel fra uolunbet %
ben forminofebe ubfgriel at umeris
fduIte 8arer unber ben nupGrenoe Obs
miniitratiOn foruuriuger ben itabige
llof6rIel df Cub for at betale for
SosrItubbet at inbfsrte 9arer. Ru
inbfsres oloris Sub til be Sorensb.
Statsr, mebsns Der / tibligere Qar inb,
fsrtes mere e1er minbre Sub 6pert
gtur. s Qaret 1892 preienterebes fun
$5,0O0,000 | StdttammerIebler eQer
0reenbacts for SroIssning meb
Cub. msoens Der / be fsrIte 10 Maa.
rsber al inoebarenbe RsgnIta6saar
preientersbe8 $135, 100000 / Sebler
for S~nble8ning, og uGIe3egn tDber paa,
at inben Qurets ubgang biz oenne
Gum Ioreges til 1874, 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Gan Sl99tuinse i ROrse arue fate
Gienoomme eiter aiopOe Slestninse /
be GOrenebe Stuter. er ct SpDrgsmaal,
iOm / ben ienere 9io bar ioraariaset
IOminiftraturer / 8uer meset 8rpOeri.
4altor q. 3ncObion paa @aibins.
ton 4rairis bar nplis baut Here iaa.
6nuue Eager, rs ban benuenbte Zig |
ben Gnleonins mso npse Gpsrssmaal
til &ousresmauo upoegrdff. 9enne
bar unberi6st Sasen sruncis os &c
tommen til bet 8ejultat, at Grpin9sr /
9urae eaer Soeriae life fan aspe iaite
Gienoomme eiter aiosoe slastntnoei
be GrreneOe Stater. 9Osle stater bar
psbtaset 2oue imoo iaaoan Grperet.
9lanot oisie &c Soma % SlinOis.
9lrsitel VI ai 2rnftaten melem be
5Oreneoe Stater % Suerise. prutlame.
ret ben 25oe September 1888, bsfem.
mer I'll. a., at De TO Gat0es Snobpgs
9ere fan iatte 0efemmelier ON tit GDs.
pre- peo Gsitamsnte, Gape e0er paa
auSen Waaoe / 5apgr az i%aa6anne
gsriOusr, iom be timber bet tienlist, os
oeres Gruiuser. buOriombelft be finbss.
.Itat pare arpebe.ettiset. ielp ON Der
life sr oprsttet npset Geitamsnte. o. be
6ebousr life at blipe naturaliiersSe.
/. Grtifel VI blsp peO 9lrtitel IL opta.
get / Srattateu al ben 14be Septem,
Der 1916 ms0em be 5orenebc Gtater
o. Suerise % NOrse, % isnere i gr.
titel II / Gratiatsn af ben Ace Suli
1927.
Ter er insen gpil ON, at 9lrpinaer
/ Sverige elsr Norse fan arpe 9sssre
eiter aiSsoe SlGstninse | Sprua sGsr
SlinOis, men life fat Gienbom.
&pnsrssmano llpossraif benpenste
fig til Suititsmiuiiter Sarmon i sln.
lebnins benne Sas. 9suue iparer, at
ban trpr, ct 2raftaten fuu sialo.r
9pssre, % bsnpiIer til en- aisnbsIis,
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15
uoldnoet.
3Aesikn.
TO amerifanere mnroeee.

Sra Tires / ben ipbpeitlige Del al
Staten al famine Rapn berettes ben
lite b., at Sobn 2ebner og 5oreit
Mois, iom for 2 Maunsoer Iicsn fors
lob Hogules, @ri5ona, for at gad till
fobs til Guatemala, er blepne mDrbeoe
at 0aquis Snbianerne. 8egge bar
ameritunere, og pdu en- StrGtnin9 al
100 W2il laa bere8 8ei giennem Yaquis
Snbiunernes Qano. 9e bar, for be
forlob Rogdles, aboareoe imOo at fore
tdge benne Sur, men be fulgte life bet
pelmsnte Raub % bar MI madttet bebe
meb 2ipet for fin 9umoriitigbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15
Mtd1tnan.
Gfopbrauoe.

Sbel9seenoe S%topbranoe raier paa
flere Steber / ben sbre Mi9ieanz9alp
ben 9be. 9et itBrite CAB falosr pua
Sntonagon Gpuntp, bpor mango 2ums
Der Camps er neobrrnbt.
@eb MuniIing, 4lser gountp, bar
iaasobt iom belle gefpltningen ube for
at bstjempe Sloen. Stopene sr iaa
tsrre iom &nuit. 6lammerne ftipb
100 Sob pp / 2uften.
Marinette, lobe Mai. Sele granbs
m~anbfabst og ct fort 4ntal Sorgere
bar ibas mobarbeibet enMprbranb peo
9pens SpbsrGnie. Saften bar 81
ben iluftet; men 5aren er enbnu life
ober, ba alting er iaa tsrt, at en- liben
9niIt let tunbe foraarIuge en- for Slo.
gsem e'anIe I aHe.
gn Slbebranb, Der opftoo | 2'qnie
2erbag gftermiobag os pareoe tilgJtios
nat, bar soelagt belle 9pen meb limb
taeelie af nogle fad iprebteSuie. SENT
5amilisr pua tiliummen 300 gerioner
er buspiloe. Sabet anflaaes til
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15
California.
@uIearapninaen ! elIaRa.

Il. 9. Maribal 8. 8. Wiaiams al
Sittd, @laIta, bar | 2sroags | Gan
Sranciscp. s Smtalen at Qlaifas
8ulbfeber iagbe ban:
Seq tror life, bet er Sperbripelie
at iise, at minbft $500 9ulpfssere er
inbtruHst til QlaIta ipaar. Senne
SplteItrsm bar ba ogiad / p9ientlig
8rab forget ben bpioe 9efulfnings
initial; ia, ieg er snpog tilbDielig til
at tro, at ben er forbpblet | be iibite
to Iar.
"@unitige Gfterretninger bonner
Itabis ON Gulbfunbet omtrins Goot's
Snlet, % itunbom rpstes Der ON fore
5unb of bet 9ble Metal.
guton s2anbet pebligebolber lin
tore QnIeelie for fine "placers". Sfior
fanbtes for minbit 81, 1000 Cub
Itep ps Rugsets."
Oregon" taar sperit I Snrtiebeo.
Santa Barbara, lobe Mai. =
&rigsItibet Oregon, bpis officiene
prspetur ital foresaa paaSirsbag, an>
tom imorses BERTH fra San 5rans
cisco. Spab Oregon" paa benne
Rsiie piite / 8etning at Surti9beo, bar
brast Stibets gpsmeiter til at uos
tale iom i'm Menins, at bet paa fin of
Fciene prspetur pil ilad ben Hecorb,
Iom blep fat at Ssiteritibet "Masids
6uietts", og @bmiral Searbslee peler
Mr. Seotts Spfatning. Yaa Suren
neb lanss &piten tilbaselasbe "Sres
spn" fsmtsn eGer atten Wtl meb en-
Surtisbeo, Der iparer til 1884 &nob
/ Simen, itisnt Stibet ielp life Sa blsO
prssiet til at uofoloe i'm belle Gpne.
Oa "Mabia9uietts"s oHieislle Rez
torb er 1915 Snob / Simen, ftulos BET
Ipnss, iom ON "Srsson" bill inotage
fsrIte Stang.
Gisrne al Union Srpn Dorfs, bpor
Oregon" blep bpsset. fsler fig mesei
Imisret pda 9runb at ben 8appeitrib,
Der sriIterer mellsm Stibsbpsserns paa
ben atlantiite apit os Stinsbapstpitsn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15
1,1oldnoet.
9ntun.
@itn ftrieiae GhfIintr.

8ebIter Gitb 8praab bapbe fornblig
rtotagtt en- S%prorbning, fom forbeb
'Stor6ing" (SprGngfibrieD pua of
intIig Gape % paabsb 8icptlerbttere
at BRUCE 2Dgte efter Msrtets Srems
truO. Men 2srbag often idmleoe ca.
100 Gptliiter fig, % for at bempnitrere
mob Rem pebtdgne Sroinance banneoe
Se en- 9druoe, ipm unber Carmen at
tIsiIugs Sialoer, 5lciter pg Srompez
ter itormeoe giennem "Opens 8aoer
mNtil Wionat.
Der er itGrt Sanbibnligbeb for, at
S0raaoet til @iengiGlo for 2srbdgens
0ptpitr % 6oragt for 8pforpronins
gen Dil Oeotuge en- nh Ordinance, Der
faIoianOig forbpber gicptler paa 9ps
ems Gaoer.
2tuOenter TAFT l ~ &uIerube.
YroIe81or | 9eplogi peo penn Sols
t8' bsgaO fig / 2prbass iammen meb
Here al fine @leper til @pans, en- Mis
rsbp fem nil i @eft for Sftaloold,
ben 6eniigt at itubere ben tarbpnis
f'rsie formation. Mebens be befanbt
fig &ulminen og ca. 2 Mil fra Snoz
9dn8en, launches to at Stubenterne,
Sr ~fcrmoOentlis bapbe gaaet fig bib
o9 lite tunoe gienfinoe SelItabet.
GIteriegnins antilles, ftripes fra
Ottumtoa ben lite; men bet bsfrpgs
's, at be bar tumlet fig bort | ct eIer
cHoet Bum, bpor be fan bore omtomne
NIB &0Glning.