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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-02

Our Mr.. SImison IS In the East buying
goods. and sends orders TO inaugurate
sale that cannot fail to close out all sum-
mer goods and 10 cut the prices so that
even Seattle people. who are accustomed
TO such things. will see the magnitude or
the reductions. We have been selling tan
goods at so greatly reduced prices that
We have already closed out some OF our
cheaper lines, but have many left that
must be sold. Never before have ne
slaughtered prices as we shall now. We
have few unstable goods. but what We
have must go. The ladies all know those
hand-turned. plain toed shoes they used
to pay 81 and S for. You can have a
few small. narroY sizes at SOC. etc, ETC..
etc. A long list u descriptions and prices
would mean very little to you. If YOU
want anything in our line, come and SEQ
what we are offering for men. women aud
children. Simison Bros .707 Second ave-
nue..
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SOUND MONEY DEMOCRATS.
They Choose Judge Burke Delegate to
the Indianapolis Conference.

The sound money Democrats OF Wasn-
ingfon are making ready for che coming
campaign. and at n meeting IN the offiee
Of Charles IL. Baker in the Bailey build
ing yesterday afternoon chose Hon. Thom-
as Burke delegate 70 the national confer
ence to be held a. Indianapolis August !.
The meeting was called by Mr.. Baker in
response 70 a telegram from Gen. f. s.
Bragg. dated Chicago. July =. as follows:
"Wnl you arrange Immediately confer
encs OF third party ticket Democrats OF
Washington 70 select leading man for
committeeman To be present personally
or BY proxy at Indianapolis August !, and
sign call for convention
There was but short time I'm which
Mr.. Baker could call fhs meeting, but he
at once took the necessary steps. and az
the gathering yesterday there were pres
ent representatives from the most impor-
tant points IN the state. From Tacoma
there were NJ. p. Tillinshast. Z. Steinbach
and r. T. Meade, who had been selected
a. a meeting held Friday; from Olympia.
Judge Allen: Spokane, s. r. Flynn trepre-
scented by letter.; Port BIakeley. M. Chill
colt; Seattle. Mr.. Baker. E. o. Graves.
Judge Burke and d. e. Durie. Letters
were received from different parts of the
state from Democrats who wished 10 ex-
press their standing for sound money.
Meade secretary.
The unanimous sentiment OF the meet
ing was that the Democrats of the state
should take whatever action would pro-
mote the best interests Of sound money
In Washington. The question of a third
electoral ticket was discussed. but no
recommendation was made. the meeting
deciding 10 await the action OF the ma
tional conference. The speakers concurred
In the statement that they were all al sea,
but that IL IL came to question OF de-
Gliding directly as between Bryan and Nc
Klnley. they would probably support the
latter in the Interests of sound money.
The sentiment was expressed that the
foundation principles that had animated
the Democracy were not dead and that
the party would survive its delivery over
to Populism. but TO support Mckinley.
whose tariff views especially were offens-
i've 10 Democrats. was bitter pill II
third ticket could in any way be put in
the field, SO as TO draw from Bryans
strength and indirectly aid Mckinley. ths
gold Democrats, in the interest of honest
money. would gladly welcome 1t.
Judge Burke, IL Is understood, will not
be able to go 10 Indianapolis but will give
his proxy to some responsible Democrat
who VIII be able 10 represent the sound
money sentiment among the Democrats
OF this state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-02
ASfUSENIEN Is.
Always Com alete.

In the number OF its eiephants--of which
Il has two big performing herds-rarest
wild beasts. distinguished performers bril-
liant acts and races, and In the magnitude
and splendor of its parade. the consolidate
ed great Adam Forepaugh and Sells Broth
ers' enormous shows ciaiul-and with the
strongest kind OF an array OF facts 10 back
theu-to surpass anything else OF the kind.
They also come 10 the front In female
progress by introducing for the first time
lady clowns and lady ring master. whose
popular triumph has been phenomenal.
Each and every one % these attractions.
and others. Will be forthcoming here on
August. Il. The management pledges It's
word that the show is never divided or
c1,rtailed, but that everywhere and under
ali circumstances every one gets precisely
the same for his money. and ten times as
much az that as any other that can or viii
exhibit here can possibly give.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-02
Band Concert at Leschi Park Today.

waxner's First Regiment band will pay
the usual concert at Leschi park this al
ternoon. A special feature of the pro-
cramme will be a violin solo Souvenir
de Hayden" by Leonard. and performed
by Mr.. Samuel Driscoll. II is a compost
ton OF great merit. embraces the fun
scope OF this most difficult instrument, and
Mr.. Driscoll is an artist equal 10 the occa-
sion. Mr. Driscoll received his musical
education at st. Louis, Mo-, being grad
uate OF the Beethoven Conservatory OF
Music of that city. He was a leader of the
orchestra In the Standard theater of ST.
Louis when Is years OF age, and was a
member OF the Symphony orchestra at
the same time. He was also a member
of Theo Thomas celebrated orchestra
for several months. Immediately prior 10
his engagement by Mr. Wagner he was
leader of the orchestra in the Marquam
Grand theater OF Portland. Or. and is at
present leader OF the orchestra of the Sc
attic theater. Don't miss this rare treat.
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no CONFIDENCE. NO BUSINESS.
Taking I'm Sail When They Think
SuualiS Are Ahead.

How the silver agitation Is affecting
business locally can be seen from letter
recently received by Seattle merchant
from a customer IN Eastern Washington
The customer was written TO regarding
the fall trade and replied: Yours IN re-
gard to fall order received. and would
saw that We shall place no orders for
goods. only as we are actually obliged to.
until the present political situation OF the
country is more definitely settled. II We
have TO go through panic and general
breakup on account Of the wild. crazy
fanatics who are trying TO ruin the coun-
try. we want TO be as well prepared as
possible, SO shall only buy what we ac-
tuaily need from time 10 time. You need
make no trip on our account. I thank
you for the kind interest manifested and
hope you will be patriotic and stand by
the country In t.4is her hour or peril ana
help settle this question for all time"
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SlNsSk SA&NNe -AAe4Ss
20 Years the Standard

Seattle capital, and are operating ten
claims upon which two shafts are now
being sunk. X is expected shipment
OF ore can be made within the next ninety
days. These mines are situated two
miles north OF Lake Pierre. In one OF
the shafts the percentage OF copper IS
1915, which makes the ore very desirable
for smelling purposes. With ten contig-
uous full claims. aggregattng 200 acres,
with surface indications showing a large
amount of mineral. the future OF the
above companies is assured. Among
those interested in these mines are Har-
wood Morgan, W. u. Wood, i. ID. w.
Shelton. w. ID. Perkins and ". C. Morris.
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BREyIrIEs.

At Alhu point last Thursday the West
Seattle Campers defeated the Aiki Camp
ers by a score OF 81 TO 4.
The Christian Alliance will hold its an
nual convention in this city next TUESDAY
and Wednesday in Freed's hall. Ninth
avenue. between Pine and Olive. Meetings
begin at 10 O'Clock, and everybody is in
vited.
Henry Knudtson, who furnished some
livid testimony In the police court divorce
case OF the Take family. was run in yes-
terday morning for getting drunk and ere
aring a disturbance around the treat
menf', establishments Judge Glasgow
gave him three days In the tank.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-02
Mine. in the coiviIie.

The attention % Seattle capital f. be-
ing directed toward the rich mineral re-
sources OF TIRE Colvflie Indian reservation.
some very fine rocks has been recently
received from the mines operated BY the
Syndicate aE6 Bald Eagle Gold Mining
Companies. IL assays SAT 10 tie ton.
These two companies are controlled by
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Seventh Ward Republicans.

There will be a meeting OF the Repub-
lcans of the Seventh ward at Pinckney's
hall. corner of Broadway and Denny way.
on Thursday evening, August 8. at
o'clock, to prepare for the coming cam
paign. Important business to be attended
to- JOHN TAYLOR, President
E. H GUIE Secretary.
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rr,-.s.ors Atrenfion

Treasury stock Bald Eagle and synaI-
cate Gold Mining Companies. cents per
share. For information and stock apply
- Hsrwooa Morgan. Hsiler Block. or
William n. Perkins Co. New York
ElrrE
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Where 10 Go.

Eat your Sunday dinner at the Royal
Restaurant, as they. serve the finest din
ner in the city for 50 cents. Also special
25-cent dinner.
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II. tender mercies OF the single tax con-
tlngen. or steering Il into the capacious
nav OF the Democratic managers. | have
been. and am. denounced. both In public
and In private. as tool Of the Republican
party"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-02

Black and navy serge salts. also Scotch
cheviot suits. SILK lined. az the above
prices so- Monday: worth SO and 81 80.
J. : Graham, Boston block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-02

Success IS the reward OF merit, not OF
assumption. Spectacle @earsrs Should
hsar n MID our superior facilities and
ws.l-known reputation n citing glasses.
relieving headaches and other distressing
eye troubles. Our glasses are better than
NEST gfasxes-yoa know WHAT you are buy
Eng. Pricez are tae same 20 all II. Clay
EvsrSoIe Optical Specialist. % tTFss ave-
nue.. Seattle.
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bishop Barker at s.. Marks.

Bishop Barker. OF the missionary juris-
diction of Olympia, will offic1ate and
preach at St. Marks church this MORN
ing, and on that occasion deliver his an
nual missionary address.
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Grand Opening.

The Oregon Furniture Manufacturing CO.
MI ousn their store 10 the public Monday.
August Z Everybody invited 10 call ard
Inspect this elegant stock OF furniture
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Baloaa ascension today Madison Park.
weather pe-rnItTtng-
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Skirfs. A3.0a.

Black figured brilliantine skirts. six
yards wide. reduced from $3.50 to 1888 for
Monday. J. S. Graham, TIC Second avenue.
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The concert on Pike street last night oy
LANCER & Lueben's band was well attend
ed. and an attractive programme gwen.
The programme was as follows;
Narch-"North Beach new n. c. Brown
.....-....--.. Nlniai
Fantasie on MY Old Kentucky Home
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Balloon ascension today Madison Park.
weather permitting.
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First Regiment Band Lescni PARK tbs
asss-zoo1.
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Gpnnetticut.

2%atteranialo % Grampebiffc.
Gbauncep 3cipus / Bridgeport git fors
leoen Giten til 5beatret for at ie etpt.
fet "9et table 8araois" % bleu meb
De fleite andre uuber etptfets Gang
benrecet i en- biertelis 2atter. San
forisste Tom be andre at itanie 2atter.
anialbet, oa bet feb ON libt, men umlts
list: 2atteren tOs Ooerbaano meo
ban, os fort eiter iorlob ban 9beatret.
5srenb ban naasoe biem, par slnialbet
saaet Uper til arampebifte, os osnne
pebblsp belle Hatteu. 9otpns peobleu
meo frampastise Inialb af 2atter %
Sitte inbtil nafts Days Gitermiobaa,
oa en- Sage, 81. Osborn, blsp brbs
ienbt. Oct bar ba heller lille bet minbIte
for tiolis; tbi Tatientens Balls par
alerebe neoe / 40. Oct Miobel, Der
anuenbtes meo Selo, ps iom maaite
irelite bans Sin, beitoo ! at tpinse BAN
til at brittle flsre Stopper parmt 8anb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
WprD SafDtr.
aInbbct libel al en- Giiinbis.

2lnbbet libel al en- Miilnoig. s
9anbs bpen Buffalo, Der llsser 40 Mil
i geIt for Sarge. bleu Der 9sroas 81
termibbas ct fOrfarSelist Spitpr Deb
Gfterrstninsen ON, at 2iset al 9Oftor
q. q. gOuus Dor funbet paa 6. q.
Yeterions Garm, 8 Wil Spo berfra.
Ssls.noe pil narmere flarsipre, buor'
leoes bet bermeo iOrbolot fig:
ST. 2 ON gitermiooasen Tom 6. U.
8eierions Spresut, iienbt unber Napn
al "@us", til Buffalo os fortnlte, al
geteripn bar sauet fra 6Oritanben.
Gus gil til 8r. Youns ps anmoSeSs
BAN mi at tOntme % tilie ben Sinbs'
iorpirrsoe. bpilfet 9ottcren iamtptfebs
/, bpis @utteu pilbe reiie neo til Sui'
ialo isien % bente Sialp, ON Tstsr'
ION itulbe piie fig at bore farlis. II
Elmer bensif, uoen at nosen az be tr
tom tilbase.
On YOsie bleu bsrfor trcmm.t fans
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
Wt urt.

WonopoI I Sinf. s b,sie Gage
pleies llnberbanolinser blanbt Sapitas
liier ON at faa 9ontrol poer 2anoets
iamtlise SintimeItere. &eiultatet pil
bliue bsiere Griier os a%lminOelIs OPP
lionins of Sin~tinbufrien. Der er en-
8apital paa So 1000, 900 at rutte msb.
Speripsmmelien brinser Spsbom.
giterbpert iOm 5lommen / Siases9 alen
ipnfer tilbase, bliuer goelasselien os
Gabst mere iremtraoenbe. Den Rais,
iom life er bortltpIet, finoes tilimubiet
meo aere ps Stub % er berfor om'
trent ~uaroilss. SpsoOm bespnoer css
iaa of ptre fig Tom en- 5slse al Glom'
men; 2aulanbets 8eboere er iinr iloe
iarne. De pmfrinstisssnbe gpers 2e'
ger frbstsr for ~epioemiF 9pfusfeber,
Mtalariu os lisnenoe 8laser.
Sarmer 9auis i Senrp Gountp bar
tabt 900 spin peb Soer lpsmmelieu.
Otter bpao samle Snbbpsserei Wil'
fer, Wursan, ct. Clair Os Camden
Counter uotaler, pil 9otaltabet for
Garmere, 8eb, os 1smm.rbussere
piitnpt rafte pp til $4,000
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
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arig meo goerne. Sobannesbura,
3Ote Dec. Den pOlitiIte StiQius be.
gpnber at bIioe alOorlig paa @ruuo az
uo(Gnoir9srnss Gamp / 9rausoaal
for at cpnGa liSe pOIitiite Retti9bebcr
meo 8oerne. Ger saar RDatsr ON,
at @rubearbeiberne ruit.r fig bemmelig,
% apinoer Og 8orn iortabsr gpsu paa
8runo al tri9erite GUrbsreoelier. De,
neral Saubrrt, Der bar Spsrtomman.
oOen opsr 1rausuaals Trooper, ,r Be.
orbret ira Natal til Pretoria.
De umsrituuFe Os tpIte estttsre fiji.
Ter iig paa RegierinssnS Sibs / Gtri.
ben ON at giUe uolGHoinss Iise polls
ttIte &ettiobebsr.
- 9Onoun, 30te Dec. "9tmes" Of.
fentlig8iGr ibus lanse 9spsider fra
Cape 3otun, 8aris o. Berlin / anleo.
ming TransUaal Striben, iom MI ipnss
at b~eitiGftise Solicit ifsOetfOr 8ene,
juela'S psrgsmauIst. Sra 8aris an.
f6res en- notalelie az Journal des De-
bats, buOri fiaes: 2OnbOn "1imes"
ipneS at bile beOne fig paa gOsrne ior
ben Moderate Zone, ben bleo nsbt til
at iagttase li9eoUerior ~llncle Gam"
8laoet taller oerpaa ON, at Der er 5are
for be frantic Snteresier Deb at labe
England TONNE i geiOOelis ai Trans.
paal.
Sra Berlin itri0ss: uofan0inssrnes
SptrRoen / 9rauspaal bar sipet gin,
lsbnins til ct u~iaouunli9 UOlOiumt uo,
6ruo i ben tpite Tresis mob @uglanb.
"NatiOnul 3eituns" i~triUsr: 9pitlano.
8ortu9al % muligen5 5rantrige fan
life tiaaoe, at 8oernes Gspublit blir
ct Sptte for Gnslano, og iirr for Ell
iaa farlis geriOn iUm Nr. Cecil GbO'
oes. 2isueroe uotals!ier fOretommsr
/ be ileite leOeroe tpite Blade.
Gn beUGbnct britiff Stprfs paa
800 Runo tilbsreaoe bet ipoafritanire
aompari er mari9eret Ouer saa
5rnnsoaats Smraaos. De 5apos m.b
fig 6 WuTim' Cs andre 8auOn.r.
8enne 8sretuins tommer upsr Berlin
boOr ben bar uatt ubprs Spiist iubsu
be oiplumatiite arsoie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
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On Iopcnoe Ylan.

On Ioptnoe Ylan. Garmerne
0'gricu Gouutp bar lat isans en- Be-
pro.lis benimoo at paapirfe ben naite
q,oislatur til at pebtase en- 2op. Ipm
vl uiIe fig mere beItpttence for aorn'
buisns etaten Oper, iaa at 5armerne
yto ct fUrbebret Spitem Tan iettes
itonO til al Oplasre jim Gplins. naar
Griisrue er iaa lape, at &Ornet lite
IAN irlaes uieo nusenlunbe 6Oroel.
Vaa iauOan Oplasret Gplius ifal Der
poaeoss @obtaseliesbeuis. boiltet fan
oialOe iom &ant. buis 6armerne pil
Iaane gsnse paa fit SOrn, inStlI Gris
irns tiger.
glaneus 5alsmanb sisr opmertiom
yan, at meo ben antpbsoe Sronins
oiIoe Murteect life blipe faa burtis
cperiptot, % be itarpe 5luttuatiunsr
cilOe uOiepres.
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9,s RuinsS banote Der | 2srbass ct
9csiammsutsb, ioet ct 9asiassrtOs
pa aanias Gltp 8ansn netop bar
iommen til &rposninsen af Greet
8tfsrn 9auens SpOr, ba ct Grasttus
40 bette renOte Iise paa 8asiusertuset,
tuIs baserite Sosn orlteoe % fnuites.
Cite al 9asiusererne iaarebes, ifipnt
iussn li~psjarlist.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
ct 1tbDrc t YonoalSpanoet.

Sra 2ubal, Telemarten, ffriues til
"8arben" ben 3bie Dec:
Ct ubDre bleu feet Snsoas | forrise
llse / 8onoalsOano; bet brBb op Sien,
Der uar 8 9ssn sammel os 3 CONNER
tpf, paa ct Stptie al omtrsnt 100 Mss
ter. 8reboen Of ben opbruots "Raat"
bar Omtrent ium Glmueoeieu. 5srit
bsrte Sols en- ipar 2arm % trOebe, at
bet bare bar ! Sisn; men peo 12s9ioen
III fsrit Sfolebornene ie en- fort Stit'
felie iom ct Seitebooeo, Der outtebe I'M.
Der os brso Op Stptte for stptte, iaa
Ssflasene reites | @eiret. 9snne
Scene parebe | en- 4ar timers Gio.
Oct bleu iasttaset al mango Nennse
Ter. iaa bet er moi Sattum; men boab
/ Qlperben fan ilistnOset pare? In,
bertiosn bar man bort en- tnurrenoe
9pb, eller iOm bet lpber, naar maj To-
fer en- Sten bprtpoer en- Gtaalis.
9anbet er temmelis fort ps antass'
Zig messt bDbt, ba bet er inoeIuttet Of
6ielbs.
Sor 3 Iar iiben iaa 5Olt / ct ganS,
iOm lisser liSt lansere cppr, nOset iOm
for tpersOoer 8auost, iaa Straalerne
fob beit tilueirs, Os eauerne paa Sas
teren Iframtss, Tom pm 8isrnen ifulbe
paret eiter benz. On Out. iom roche
oper 8auoet / CONNER, blep itaniet
miot paa 8anbet. Yrammen ipntes at
bauae fat paa uOset blsot, men Der er
life 9ale ON, at bet bar gunben.
8rammen fob paa. Sm llot sleo ben
bog al isIsn. Stcset mertelist er bet
ialfalo.
Oct Hulbe bare Of Snisresie at iaa
oisie Sauc unosrlpste.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03

0iitctele CUerFas Ojisr, at fofs qars
Soi' bcle 8erOsu ruuot er mirbr. .nb
THOR. Sammcutj0nct meo 1894 er
6orminofeIien $50, 4Gs,0 900 gnibsts
60cOe % l28,97L,OOO guIGets Ruo.
De andre aOrniOrtsr gaO ct 5sor. uo.
bgtte.
3 Rn3lauO onr uobgttet Of 6csb.
55,37l, 1873 8ui5els, oa uf Rua 49,.
345,42S Buibets min0rs .uo / 1894.
Oct rusiiite Ginan56(aO raaOer bsrfOr
be rusfii.c aOrHbauolers TT life at
lGI9e aoruct, i6renO beore grticr ian
opnaaes. Oct oircieae glao a~uIlaar,
at forItleIli8e 2auO maa matte Qar ino.
fsre 513,923,7 l5 gubels Susoe "a
9l,l33, 79l 8uibetS Gug. 8uBlauo
oil blue tItono til at ubiDre 13l, 563,.
$50 8uibeIs SOeoe Og $500, 342 8u.
ibels &ua.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
Il DIanDet t.
y oil a.

Sire Amerifancre ifuote. Sra ga
9n5 b~ersttes ben 3Ote Dec: Sire ame'
%ritnnite 8Ursere, Charles SOinsr,
George Riner. gttireo SsurO Os 3bO'
mas Golbwea, antOm III Gbnqutlaen
iioIts llse eiter5 Tigers &eiie fra Bra
iIlien, buor be bapoe arbeibet | Ware
bis os opipnrst en- betDoelis 5ormue,
iOm be uiloe brinse biem meo fig. De
forbIeo Der / ilsre Gage, bru9te mango
Yen9e, % ipiaeoe Saiaro'S pil. Ban
9irsoas bsItplote Mtiner 8epe @on'
sales, SDens 8or9ermeiter, for at bare
'uitet / SpiQet os ipiaet meo mGrteoc
Sort, % tilbsb fig at beoiie i'm Yna'
itanb. @Ou;ates trat irem fin &eoOl'
per, men blsu Ilanet puerenoe al Sot'
ner, % ct ulminbeli9t Slassmaal pau'
fulgte, unoer buffet 30 YeriOuer ooer'
iaiot Gmeritarerue. 8Olitiet Tom till
Hut tilIteOe Os orreitersbe Gmerita'
nerne, men lob be andre saa fri. &c
Gage os gatter maatte be til6rin9e
ct Itibbent 5Gn9iel. 2srpaa itiaeoes
be for en- 9omftol, bleo beitplots for
at pare SpiOner os bIeu bbmte til o.
ben. De fit life ensuus Sop til al
isnoe 8ub til ben ameritanite SuniuI.
Gorsbas Mipoas bleu be O%fientlia
itubts. 2srss Ssite Os GieuoOm er
iOriuunone, men man Deb. at @On5alea
bar ubbelt ben blauot fine genusr oa
8olitiet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
SIIiuot}.
JaIife S5:8ulbFpffer. On Ban

JaIffe S5s6nlofBffer. On 8anbe
6%alfmpntnere bar buieret Bomb
County, ct stptte / 9oro for Carlyle.
gn COB Giterlisnins af &esierinsens
S. @ulbfptfer er fat / Smlpb os bas
rer IarstaIet 1880. Oct iises, at
falfe Gulbmpnter al tiliammen flere
Sunorebe Collars 9~aalDbenbe er Op.
basst. Eurisbeoen bar Naonene paa
De Stploise, men affair at sipre bes
res stapne us Opbulbsiteo betienbt.
genoer biem iom rig. 1n berg
pertsfpnbis Mano peb Naon Sobn
Zimmerman iasbe for 20 Iar iibcn
Sarpel til &une % 9srn, ibet ban lob
benz ptbe, at ban life bible femme til.
bass, fSrenb ban bauoe punoet fig en-
Surmue. San bapce anlast ben 9inf.
iabri, i geru, Su.. iOm MI sr ct Of be
itSrits gnlas af fit slass / @erben;
men ban table aft, Os berfor renbte
ban fig after til Siersoerfsoriiten for
at bespnbe fra npt Of. Sans Samilie
Ilpttebe til ct. Souls Us fom berira til
alton, bour s al gprnene iatte Sob
uuber eset gurb. Sulebas inbtrai
Zimmerman i fin Gamilietrebs. Man.
oaa Iiten ben 3Ote December relite
ban after til Seem Warfet, 2enn., bpor
ban eier en- paroifulo @rube. San %
ct 4ar aOmpasnoner eisr ps briuer
osiaa en- flor Smelter | Snbianas
@asbelte. Spr G%ienbUmmene bar be
uaret bubt 100000. Saa mart
iom mulis bill SIR. Zimmerman ialse
lin Nnbel os penbe tilbase til clifton us
hpile paa fine 2aurb9r.