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The morning times., 1896-01-12
McCully afterwa rds

properly indorsed. McCully afterwards
explained that he had given the paper TO
MIR. MaDtZ's daughter, but that he heard
his voice and knew him to be in at the
time.
Justice Taylor still refused to issue
the cxecfition.s He Informed the complain
ants attorney that there was no judgment
in his fayor-that he had set it aside, and
could not be compelled to reconsider the
action. stsb
The contention of the complainant is
that the functions of the Justice in the case,
in respect to the execution, are purely
ministerial, involving no ques on OF
judicial discretion, and that he could
not la awfully refuse t. Issue ihe execution
after having entered judgment.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
JUSTICE TAYLOR IN COURT.
Application for Mandamus TO Compel
Issuance of u Writ.

VI IL w iit'
julius y. Dieudonne, by his attorney,
Joseph J. McNally, has instituted suit
Tor the issuance of a writ of mandamus
against Anson S. Taylor, the well-known
justice of the peace, to compel him to
Issue an execution in favor of the complain
ant, under judgment entered November
l3,against Cyrus Mantz. Arulc was issued
fcturnable January D..
The allegations in the bill filed are that
Prior to the date given the compla inant
ieft in Judge Taylor's hands n claim
against Mantz for collection by suit.
The summons was duly Issued, and proper
return made, and on the date set for trial
judgment was given by defau< of defend
ant Mantz
Later an execution was applied for, which
was refused, the justice stating that Mr.
Aantz had called upon him, and claimed
10 have had no service OF the summons.
1he papers were looked up and il was
found that Constable Matthew McCully
mac made the return sle summons being
The morning times., 1896-01-12
Mrs. whittIesey Sole Heir.

The will of Rebocca L. Hyatt, late of
this city, dated November q, 1880, was
presented yesterday for probate. TIE
tcstator beuueaths to her sister, Mrs.
Virg inia Whittlesey, her entire estate,
consisting of real estate. personal property,
stocks and bonds. Mrs. Whittlesey Is
named as exccutrix, and she is charged
with a special becucst of $5CO, TO lie made
to the teslator's cousin, Mrs. Catbarinc
(. Wickersham of Bedford, Pa.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

attended the Vanderbilt University, where
he finished his secular and religious train
ing.
His first charge was at Arlington, Balti
more county. Md. 1t was during his short
pastoratc of Epworth that the greatest
portion of the money for the building OF
Epworth Church was raised.
Next week rally OF the other NJ. F..
Churches. South, Mount Vernon and Marvin
NJ. Z. Church, South, will be held at
Epworth.
The daily services viii, be conducted by
the pastors of these churches alternately.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
They Both Believed.

She-And yoI tod me IL would ever be
your aim to make my life naueht but ore
of happiness. And to think that believed
you!
Hc-Thats nothing. believed II at the
time mvseif.-Indianapolis Journal.
Mistress-Mary, how wss it i saw you
treating your friends 20 my cake and
fruit?
Mary-I can't tell, ma am, for the life OF
me, foF I'm sure covered the keyho!c.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

100000 pounds for the territory claimed
by Great Britain and disputed by Vene.
zuela.
Cuban affairs have been placed in the
hands of subcommittee. consisting of
Senators Sherman, Lodge. and Morgan.
meeting of this subcommittee will be held
i'll few da Us. and the whole matter care
fully considered. The sentiment of the
committee is practically unanimous in
favor OF helping the insurgents. AS one
member OF the committee subsequently, re-
marked, there was a strong friendlincss
exhibited for the cause Of the ''rebcls.''
IN THE HOUSE.
The data which the House Foreign Af.
fairs Committee have asked from the
State Department with reference to the
war in Cuba will probably be in their pos-
session next week. 1t includes voluminous
reports from the consul general at Havana,
and other United States officials station
ed in the island. With its receipt will begin
a considcra ton of the question as to the adj
Visibility OF recognizing the bclligerency
Of the insurgents.
Mr. Townc of Minnesota, offered in the
House a resolution directing the Commit
tee On Foreign Affairs to consider and
report upon the advantages and practic-
ability of establishing permanent court
Of International arbitration, representing
the United States and Great Ertain. with
Jurisdiction extending to all controversies
between The two governments except those
involving the honor or autonomy OF
one Of the parties
The morning times., 1896-01-12
Hermion Division, w. r: h: of T.

HcrE1iOn DIN1SIoI1, w NJ n "f
HerInion Division, No. 4, .. r. h oil ~
has elected the following officers; Captain,
s. III. Ghdmcn; first lieutenant, L. 5.
Walmer. second Lieutenant, Lee Mockbce;
sir knight recorder, p. R. .Lavenner; sir
knight treasurer, II. G. Wagner; first ser
reant. r. s. NefitrK. second sergeant, +.
j. Journey.
Evening star., 1896-12-04
Facial Culture.

DISGNE Ell Gle 1415 ST. NV.
Branch Importers of D'Issne Cremes 1110 q st INV.
Manicuring Hair Dressing, Shampooing. Demon
stlator from New York parlors. Imperial Hair Re-
generators, coloring hair. Samples free. High
class appointments in each branch. -no1-1m'
Evening star., 1896-12-04
THE SHAKERS DO THEIR
DUTY.

III man discovers a valuable medicine said
Horace Greeley, lit is his duty to advertise it,
ayes, and at once for suffering demands the speed
kssst relief possible But let the be sure
Suffering had better wait than lie deluded by false
hopes Medicine like surgery, must often seem
cruel in order TO be really kind. this principle
the Shakers Of Mt. Lebanon, y. Y, withheld their
great Indigestion and dyspepsia remedy from the
public for several years. With them right doing
Is every thtng-money comparatively hing. Heace
the popularity and success of whatever they of.r
for sale. Having satisfied themselves Of the merit
OF their medicine by employing 1t In The worst
for years, they did their duiy-they advertised it
under the name Of the Shaker Digestive Cordial
In all cases where there is distress after eating
pain In the stomach, chest and back: aversion TO
food with the resulting symptoms. such as head
ache, fnrred tongue. .ructa ion of gas with weak
ness anu loss Of flesh, etc, the Cordial has
happy effect Being i's,lf di-,ested food with
power TO digest other foods. it relieves the weak
and possibly iniamed stomach of the labor it is in
body and presently restores the digestive organs
their normal visor. Taken Immediately after .ai-
Ing, this remedy insures the digestion OF the meal
and prevents the fermentat ton of he food which
is the source of most of the afflicted symptoms
which accompany dyspepsia. 1t is also agree
able to the taste as 1t is potent medi -ae.
To show their own confidence in 1t, aud 10 hasten
Its universal adoption. the Shakers authorize drug
gkts TO sell trial bottles at the nominal price OF
ten cents II
Evening star., 1896-12-04
Xmas Presents.

Come and our MEZZo TINT Photos Thos
make lovely Nnas presents. $500 per dOz up
SIT NOW. The finest s. 90 Crayon In the ,irv
Gallery groaud Eoor.
no26-lod ESTABRook, 1927 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1896-12-04
Other Recon ma end

Referring to the recent investigation of
the accounts Of the collector of fines on The
District side of the Police Court the au
ditor urges that his Office should have su-
pervision over the accounts, not only of
the collector referred to. but Of all other
officials charged with the duty of receiving
moneys fer the District.
He recommends that Congress bo asked
to authorize the payment of arrearages due
II the pensioners of the fire and police de-
par.fnentS.
Appended are two of tie tables submitted
by the auditor, one giving an EXHIBIT of
the revenue account. and the other classi-
fled statement of the expenditures during
the fiscal year. Several other table,; ar, in
Cluded in the report. giving complete eX-
hibt of the accounts of the District:
Summary statement of expenditures OF
the District of Columbia for the fiscal year
ending June ~. 1876:
Evening star., 1896-12-04
DUFFY'S PURE
MALT WHISKEY

The greatest and best OF medicinal
stimulants. The vitaiizing principle
contained in the pure malt feeds and
nourlshes every part of the body.
tones up the stomach and sharpens
the appetite. It soothes excited
nerves. arouses the circulation and
restores lost energy. AS stimulant
and tonic 1t has never been equaled.
No wide awake druggist or grocer
thinks of being out of Duffy's pure
malt.
Evening star., 1896-12-04
SSCH RlST TWAS
I'm t HE
AlRg''

Folks are buying iheir gifts earlier
this year than ever before. II is Il wise
policy TO buy now and void the crush
ard hurry OF the few days preceding
Christmas. Impossible to get waited
up,n properly then. and half the time
you cunt find what yOu want and hav2
to take anything you can get. We have
some glorious surprises in prices for
you this year in gift goods The sea
son has been a hand one with every
body. Money hos been scarce and we
are going to max" your gift money do
just twice as much he9r 1t has done
in any previous year. Here Is only q
partial list Of the many things a.e
willing to do free for gift buyers:
All Leather Goods frcm 81 up Gu
graved FREE
All Sterling Silver Goods engraved
FREE.
Fancy Boxes for Gift Handkerchiers
FREE.
Fancy Roxes for Gift Gloves FREE.
Fancy Boxes fer Gift Scurfs FREE.
Fancy Boxes for Gift Hosiery FREE
Fancy Boxes for Gift Suspenlers
FREE.
Siyer-mo,ntcd Umbrellas engraved
FREE.
Fancy Boxes for any and all kinds OF
gifts FREE.
We are willing to do anything reison-
able In helping to make your gifts as
attractive possible. VIII lay aside
any gift purchases you may make now
Tor Christmas delivery II you So de-
sire.
Wait for gift offerings. they will
as the lowest priced in the city. They
will all he of THIS YEARS MANIFAC-
IT tRE-for We didn't carry single gift
Ovrr from last year.
Evening star., 1896-12-04
FOR THIN PEOPLE

Who lack strength and vigor there
is nothing better than a pure malt
stimulant 10 build up the system and
clothe the body with sound. healthy
flesh. Nothing SO quickly gives new
life to the debilitated.
This fact has been proved by thou
sands of men and women who have
gained health and strength bv using
Evening star., 1896-12-04
N"difcition OF the Contract Law.

't"f"t'feh OF the Contract Law.
The provisions of the organic act which
requires that all public works the COS, Of
winch exceeds $l,N1 shall he done by con-
tract with the lowest bidder. has long
seemed inimical to the public interest. or
al least of doubtful utility. but in III. light
OF recent events, is well known to the
Commss! neiS its potency for evil has
been so manifest as 10 make its repeal or
MODIFICATION a matter of urgent necessity.
Bidders in order TO secure contracts have
offered terms which rendered il morally
certain that they could not meet their en-
gagements, and that either the government
or those who furnished labor or material
in the work of conStruC tiun. must suffer
but as their proposals were in due form
acceptance followed matter of curse.
The results in number Of cases have
been failures so notifying and disastrous
as TO bring reproach both upon iile CON
tractors and the District. Five .: this
char2 ct"r within TIE last four mon; hs have
caused much suffering among laborers and
tradesnen, while attempts to settlr daily
disputes between the contractors AMI :i1e;r
attorneys on one side and their unfo,t Inate
creditors on the other. have Frequently SO
engrossed my time as TO interfere with The
regular duties of the office. The law of
mechanics liens protects all who con-
tribute in anywise to the erection Of a
private building, but as the District of
Columbia is not amenahe to this stdiptc
those who work for or furnish material 10
contractors for the construction Of its
buildings under contracts made. eithe! in
ignorance or with fraudulent intent, at
less than fair prices, are forced often to
lose their labor their property without
the slightest legal remedy. In considora-
ton Of these facts il would seem advisable
to amend the law TO clothc the Com
missioners with discretionary authority
either to contract with the lowest respon-
sible bidder, to employ day lahorefs UNI
der official supervision as the interest OF
the government may demand.
The responsibility OF the contractors is
clear beyond question but in View of the
fact within my own personal knowledge.
that the material supplied by the subcon-
tractors was furnished in the belle that
being fer public building payment there-
for was sure, and the additional fact !hat
the district enjoys the benefit of its use.
and cannot afford to keep it without just
compenSati ton. / would recommend that
Congress he asked TO appropriate Sufil-
cient sum 20 reimburse those VINO have IN
Cured losses for work done on material
furnished in the construction of the bui!I-
il IS TO which reference has been made.
Evening star., 1896-12-04

Rirans Tal,Hles sold by druggists or hy mail
IL the price 80 box is sent TO The RiUa,.s
Chemical Company. No. 10 Spruce ST., New York.
Sample VIAL 10 cents.
Evening star., 1896-12-04

Continued on Eighth Page.)
Evening star., 1896-12-04

W Il. MOSES X SONS.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11

ter en- bsor. GinantspOlitii sIsnu-m ip,A,.
rinsen, en- goliiis, Der %osnnuntr.r NJ Nor,ts.,
iombso, Grbsio. os glib, iamt filler IN IN,
gslsnntns I llofst.
Erufts.
cns.t s.s ben elass Gcrburs CT, A,
BANNER psriOnlis llufbansisb.b, 'aTb s,r
al msnnea.Iise GDn.r % fulo ussitIirs Of ",
ptrIonlise 8araittr. geb benz s,roass e,,.
msrsn, 6aanboeri.ren os Smaas aisbmurs-
4 Care for at tomms uo Of fin tsst, Gil,
ling Tom IN esen Serrs Os ftaa uon r,ss,,
III at pparb.to. FIG til en- anIoarti9 % MT.
rig gurser.
folists bpbt roofrfebt Intipatbt mob ",
Friptr Fs oerfra, % ben alminoeIies Rtnin,
,r, at B. brinssr G~ororrosli. usb ia.
SmenSFisnt aonsresien bar forisst GIN
n.m a~cpgipnins q. tribe tus mob 9rus,.
bar o,un. bog otf Ts frust.slss, forst s,n
life. iuft ammtr Cnoet.
Oct er ifslss BE- bsisfe SomFol., u'aa
reli, m.sst tpipliomi, ON man ,an ,omm stn
tiatps, Tom B. nj er. men b.ra' i,Igu he,
at Mtblsrn. ii! at rartIns BEN or ue.,mt,
llbtn 9biol bar b. entslts Slater mtDlu III
at saa ip.i mob benz, os Der Fno.s tnsn
grurs til at tro, at be life iaa BIZ sIr..
9ilFbt anbefalr pr.Foent Gt,O,Ians +!
parme, trbtranssno. % bestitr.b, Orb gis,
tisbss,n az spariommelisbso I ben bststE!.
busbolonirg.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
Smaapluf.

Martin Sanagsr. Sen af afopbe
Stpmoser 6. 3. Sanger / SrsspOrt,
begit forleben Ssnbas SeIomorb i
SLIDER, Minn., bpor ban bar per.t an,
lat Tom ausiersr | en- 8dnt. s ct
8rsp. iom ban eiterlob, fugbe ban. at
ban frggteOe for at blipe iinbsipas, os
al ban pilos heller bs oeb essn Saanb
snb bIibe isnbt til ct Sinbipseaipl. 81,
get bIsp isnbt til Wuuton. bpor bet
bIeo b.srapst Iibft. Sorsbas.
- auItin Solton os 3. u. afd.m
rsift. Iibits sirsbas til Rorge. ben
feritnabnts til sronbbiem os ben ans
ben til S%riitiania.
- Martin grorbp, fpm bar bapt en-
Sag for asttsn Der, ~reiFte.i Wanbass
biem til Retp Sampton.
De fleite at be iuttebe Salopnsr
ct after uabuebs os pripsr M lin Scrs
retnlns ION ter.
- Miis Maris 6. spale, Mifs 8.
SooIs ns Miis Bella 3. apa!e fra Gate
g&iQs, Soma, er Der pad 8eies.
- hilbert Sous. 10 4ar sammsl os
Ssn At Mr. Oe mrs. Gb. Sous pau
Riosr Street. DOB. gborsbas Wprs.n
pso 3s2iosn. 9utter blsp utilpas for,
rise Snsoas. % sfter npsl. Sasss5ors
lab bite Spgbommen fig at bore Ga
turrbal Group (Strubebofte) | en- iaa
baurbnuttet 9ruo. at 2assrns Ssss os
9aubnep Inlet piosrs tunos ubrette.
2Ouis gluHtons 6aaris. Satier
gllma bsos Sirsbus often al Group
sitsr ct mssst fort Sps.l.is.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
Worif Officer bob I &tna.

Sra 3ina fommer bet Gorgeous gas.
Itab, at 9situant Salienbers er sso.
San blep en- AZ benz, Der fern ira
@urse, iiernt fra slast % g.nau
ltulbs fiuoe fin @rap.
gorl Srebrit Galtenbers bar frSt /
Bergen 1871. 8 1889 iOm ban irS
paa Sptriss itclen % blep | 1892 o.
iicsr. Ct Yar Gar par ban iau stpp
mano i bet bergenife 2ampitlbs ielitut,
inbtil ban flor reiite til aina, iss /
2isbeb m.o Here al ben nCrfts @turj.
mes R~eisrpeu iicerer Der at brpos fig {,
Bane.
Gan bapoe psb fin 7sb en- foroelas'
zig auiattelie / ct euselif selItub.
Salienbsrs par fienot % uibuIct
uioe areois; tbi ban bar ~psuneial q
spo iom iaa. @iterretnInsen ON ben
uuge Wanos 3so pil mootages msS
Surs % 8emob, Us bans mOnB. Sd
msratsr oil beoare ban | ilGrlIss
Dtinos.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
Gn jtnuf Iioen Yarne,
bitoric

gipr for Stben lin Runbe | tpf,e glaSs:
Gn Srnneien at 9usislborf.r Stunt
malernes bsrsmts Senior atenbat
9ioroe en- Dag paa Stolen I Sam6urs
8etisnbtitdb meb en- !SamburgsrSat
Der I~ortalte BAN, at bans Saosr nt
9etorationsmoler. !Serpad ioarsSt
aunftmalsrens Ssnnsisn. at har'
9eoitefaoer o9Iaa bar Maler. "IPsH
mon ban sr iaa flint ipm min pdpa''
Ipurgts Granddaughter. "Su, bet trNt
isg b." fparebe ben lille. "Wten min
papa mailer meo 20 Spenbe, BAN
ga, bu maa moi ban bare no9et rlsr'
eno min gebItepapa," mente 9usi,b
borfermsiterens Ssnneisn eanfts fOr
iagt, FOR ban mailer ale fine gileOsE
alsne."
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
Weboftet itep Saar,

geboftet mep Saar. Sr. gau!
8reip d, alnsman, gu, isnbsr islS'nS'
8reO til GifcntlissjFrelis: "3st CT M
tire Var Iioen bet, Tom ies iiaar / y'
sreb meo at iurtaas. iaubt steo. Srr
pnslte Son beianot fig | en- bsIit pH'
usrois Gcriatnins. San par boSIt"
uelis bebattet meo saar, fra 3or.S
til Sob, Der im9rieoe os flsess, iaa o.
ban ieppe funoe uoboloe bet. SSOn
mermaaneoerne pleiebe ban at paf'
aloeles sjeunemuaab ai en- fob, Ham
Soec. Seq bapbe TO 0ottorer til ban,
men be iunoe insen Sialp poe. SH
beapnbte enbelis at siue BAN Or. ~
ter's Kuriko mso bet Geiultat, Oh
bans Sub ioas er iaa ifiar % sIa'
lom noget Barns. Seq ueo, al kurlKO
9ioroe bette, os neft Sub bar isS oe"'
Wteoicin at toffe for beune mrr'0ap
oige anr, ION fanot Sieb | Dor SAM
tie. Or. Ieter's Kuriko er ben h'
tie 2ass. Der fan finoes / ct Sitnt,
Blot GOralore fan %tilfuloe latte ~
ino ben @nsielie % geipmrin8' !"
'elser mec ct Barns Spsoum, O8 90n
yerbsn lpsuer, naar bet biIusr !"
isien.
Or. Reter'S Kuriko CT ct 9assn''p'
bel. iom pasier baabe for saH''. "
unse. Den pirier milbt. men i''is'A
I~potbeiere fan lite srbolos ben. ""
'alses uteluitenbe at ipeeis[le Ns'nnE
easr birefte ira Gabrifantei. aor'sF
Or. Better Sabrnen, 1l2-ll4 ~
Sopne Gps., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
Reperi.

VeDert.
Sirsous often blsb psb.r 8. Battle
anbolbt al to Stratenrsper. en- balp
Wtils Del ~openfpr Srout Hun. Den
minoite AZ Rspern. bolbt Seitens, me-
osns ben ~Itrr'te, z Sob bsi, msb en-
ip9nbt Repolpsr tpang BAIT. til at ub.
leoers be penss, ban bapbe, omtring
$11.50. 0aeen efter Tom Sr. 9atte
til gben os msIot. Sasen til Sheriff
Gbriiten, Ipm itrar fate fig | gepas.lIe
for at futte Rsperne, Tom man antog
bar to unes 8utter fra DEBORAH. Sns,
bag often blsp Rslf Marfb pau min,
nebago Street arreiteret, ps Sirsbag
Morsen bleo Senct 0pnalofon, ipm
Dor / Spoenben at 9psn, tagst I Bare,
tRst, Senns blsb ftror itiIet for Srebss
BONNER 8ibion os git til getisnbeli..
San srtIRreos fig itplbis / at babe ans
bolot Sdtts pg fratuset bam 9enssne.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
DEBORAH % Smegl1.
aputert.
Zen 100. Ttesmbtr 1904

apHtert.
SnsOds often cares for ct sdni''
taIrtQt QubIitum en- aoncert | Srano
Sptra Soufe az QioniItinben 1tlgd
OHon o. sdnesrincen Rari. 5rtms
fab., usFFsreb. al prof. SdGSor Sdn'
fon os "2ur.n".
0,, ION par tiIft,e, p.S aonesrttn'
bar mer, enb ti~Ifr.ois, % be bapot GOD
8runo til bet.
U1iIs GIIOn piIt. fig at pare en- bel
9urfrtrinot paa gidnost. 6un bar
ubmGrict Ts,ui:, os bun ipiuer mso
for 3crrtttbeb. !Sois Ri 'uloe uo'
irtte roost pao b,nbss SpiI, oiIos bet
bare, at BET uncsrtio,r 4 rp9et tolot
% uiumpatbetiF. 0stt. fan bog lille
Fots ON bet Foits Rumtr paa pro-
orammet, iom bun uoffrts uloeIes bril'
liant / enbDer Seni,,ros. GUN for'
tiente tiIfuIot be 6rtmtdlotIitr, bun
III, % BEN lings Qianiitiuo, Iop.r soot
for Sr,mtioer.
MiiS 5rtmitabt car noset nsross
peo i'm fsrits 5rsmtrGosn. men henots
oinotnbs 9GItn os mutt. Stemm.
panbt qubIitums Spmputbi, iaa at
bun Itner. optrdaots m.o ftsrre Sit'
f.rbtb. Den tpfs Gang "Stia pie
bic Ra5t" bar btnbss bsbite Drummer.
Den lda qobt for bsnbes Stsmm., os
bun fang ben meb ct soot 5oreords og
FORFEIT 0ittiou. Den norIte ng ben
Gang, ION iuIste sftsr en- 5rem'
taIoeIis, bIep pgfad sObt mootasn.,
men btub,s llotaIs bar if. ben bebite.
Qrof, Canton ipilebs msb ~iGbpanlis
9irtuoFt.t os fin GoritoaeIis 9ru6s
fore Concerto "G. M. UT ban er
popular, Tom ban FOREIGNER, piits
fig o.b bet itGrts gifaGb, ban fit.
Curtin" sinrbe Tom altio fine SD
ger sobt, os man maa rent ~forunbre
fig oeer, at Der er Iaa mssen Sang os
| Bar, be 8 Manb, Der uosisr
osnn. Sunsfor.ning.
mrs. marfbsDsi attompusneres
be Mtis Srsmitabt, os bun fpil.oe for'
tr9fsligt iom altib.
Oct par en- COB aontsrt, og tns.n at
benz, Tom bar tiIitsb., BIZ ansre paa at
bare pHrst tilitsbe.
Den anben aoncsrt, ipm Gonegets
Ruiitfurenins eiper | bette Stolsaur,
Steb n9ittommenbe Manoag.
st iaa itorartst os risboloist 9ro9ram
bar 5preninsen albrts buot pua for,
% bet burbe bare en- tier 9ligt for
lie benz, Tom bar bort. bpab GoQegets
ar9fter fan pr9itere, at mes
be frsm os sjsre 1T til. at benns Sons
;ert | enbper Seniesnbe fan blipe en-
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
&unoreoaarsGsn

SausiaHsrns I Rorst bOIot Suubreouars
isl pea goarDsH Gauge, Gan. Rt!Ien Sau.
see s. sii'D. 7u tau lite rtti, til Gorae
fer at is 6snHs GaarO; m,a su tau (. 8il.
leosr Al SsA. Haar Su iE5'y Sos,n ON 8.
u gauge. Zen toit.r bare zoe os iaats
hoe asN dbr. q crotuagb sss @iniams
Ctr, Ct DaHt UtHa
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11

Tet CT mtg en- lamb 0lees at hume fac,
at ben Srmafiue, 'Suspenuen,. iom lea
mpo.oa fsrt ! april, tr | ale Raaber fas
COB, Tom en- TaIiius ran p9re. D2in Sultm
o. Batter ipues srot on ben. Ses Tan Der.
ter n~nbtia!e 'SuspeHnsn' til VIE. iom ba,
Brig ior ben. Uta9ten par z8 Gents. Uatp.
D. DrpHtiotsn. Rartsstts HetSeenan
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
$1,000 iii 10000 pyntS.

SpOsior oeponsrsr 3 g tus gsase gant
huOr 2 iite iaur nOssHium2sa s,tterbsO
naar ; Tan uoIaaHe benz III bpisrr Jient.
o. iaa SiiisrBeO { f5rIt. Slnsies iat Gen.
Pom. GoTssis: 8. d u "gecorab.gufeu
1hbR
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
{ Haho 9~paeutartes.
aanfat GIN a~seamerten.
SDrplageri!
San ~uno3aass rs9 Al BRUCE
"Dr Quads" Celebrated Dehorner.

SOrn paa Sues altaTst imertsfrrt
oso al BRUCE oUeuuRuntg a9eoicin. ga.
roatI meo bo.r Slate. @rIs soc %
81 pr. Slate. On goo Gqent snites !
hpsri 20. eler Igwnibip. Seno epers
GHirann7 iirats. Siriu til
Veterinary Supply House,
Sacred Heart, Mimi
E15s bette Sas. rs1r 7, Fri-.,
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
TtrusassIts grsoufimarr,s.

Tpfsse fctsfinEer o. Tor stsrre faTuer; 'ed SmaAsalg
UJrissfps naturlgys ldI hsierel
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
StGaias. On oUOt mprnn aorm

yao - Acr's meO $50 Fuattrrr be.
L gcute 6 2RIl &oJOW Tor Enapo, gRpupno
eoHHA Soma. aua 900 ~,OUt1ut. Slrp
~ o eg lla Trmers unotrrsiHIuq. Mrs.
SHe GTnd, sebuIuA 00uona GO, Soiua