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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
PILGRIM FATHERS.

The Pawtucket Colony Elect Oncers nj
Their Meeting Last Evening.
At the meeting of Pawtucket Colony
No. 189, United Order of Pilgrim Fathers
held last evening, the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing term:
Governor, II. Nelson French; Ex-Gov-
ernor, James Berry; Lieutenant Governor,
Walter Il. Carpenter; Secretary, Miss Hope
A. Garrett; Treasurer, Miss Francis Soule;
Collector, DIR. Stephen F. Lee; Sargeant-at-
Arms, John A. Lawton; Deputy Sergeant
at-Arms, Mrs. Sarah A. Maxwell; Sentinel,
Inside Gate, Mrs. M. T.. Brown; Seminal,
Outside Gate, George w. Breckett; Medi-
cal Examiner, DIR. John II. Bennett; Trns-
tees, Ansel p. Fisher, Robert G. Harvey,
Daniel Thurber; Organist, Miss l.. II.
Highland; Chaplain, Harriet M. Ford.
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@. A. K. and Civil Service.

Pittsburg. Dec. ia letter from Con-
sressnan William A. Stone. In answer
90 the query by the War Veterans as :
sociation Of Allegheny, Upon what
conditions soldiers and sailors Of the late
war may be reinstated under the civil
service rules" was read to that associa-
ton last night Colonel Stone declares
himself in favor of the repeal Of the
civil service laws as now enforced. He
says the rules, as applied by the DEM
ocratic administration, are a bundle OF
hypocrisy. and that IL is better to face
the music and repeal the law than to
invent ways by which to cheat it,
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THE "ART PRESERVATIVE. -"

Pawtncket Typographical Union Elects
Officers for the Ensuing Year.
An interesting and largely attended
meeting of the Pawtucket Typographical
Union No. 212, was held last evening. The
principal business was the election OF
officers, which was conducted under the
Australian system of balloting with the
following results: President, William f.
Thompson; Wee President, James Ii,
Russell; Secretary Treasurer, John F. Len
non, Sergeant-at-Arms. Childs s. Major.
Resolutions endorsing the candidacy OF
l.. b. Pease of Woonsocket as Public
Printer at Washington under the McKin-
ley administration, were presented and
adopted unanimously.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
WORKMEN ELECT OFFICERS

Pawtucket Lodge, A. o. u. W., Elect
Oficers For Ensuing Year.
The annual election of officers of Paw
tucket Lodge No. 1, Ancient Order OF
United Workmen took place last evening
and resulted as follows: M. W., George
w. Charlin; f, Caleb p. Mitchell; .,
George T.. Salisbury; Recorder, Edward f.
Read; Receiver, Henry Buffers; Financial
Secretary, Orris p. Huntley; g, Horace A.
Hall; /. 8. W.,Walter w. Walker; o. S.W.
Thomas A. Starrett; Trustee, s. A. w.
Arnold; Representative to Grand Lodge,
Charles F. Luther; Alternate, Charles
Walmsley; Hall Committee, Horace A.
Hall; Organist, Harry Smith.
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Medical Society Meeting.

The regular meeting of the PAwtucket
Medical Association was held last evening
at the Benedict House. After the usual
routine business was disposed of, DR..
Winthrop Risk of Providence read an in
teresting papr.
A representative of the American Endo-
scopic Company of Providence gave an ex-
hibition with the Endoscope, which
showed tlat the new invention will be a
decided Aelp to physicians in diagnosing
certain kinds of cases.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
'BLOWN INTO
/ ETERNITY.
Four PerssRs Meet a Tragic
n Death Today IN North
Wn y. Providence.
destruction Followed Explosion
tn Of Boilers at the Kent
Wooden Mills.
pill -
skiE PLANT WAS BADLY DAMAGED
CO.
He df the Fireman Meets Death at the Boiler
Room Door-fieroic Work By Street
Railway Employees.
Skin PLANT WAS BADLY DAMAGED

The explosion of two boilers at the Kent
,xoo, Zen mills, Centerville, this morning,
cans we'd the death Of four persons and
to several Others.
tt Ee explosion took place from some un-
exp, [ained cause at O'Clock. Siivinus
Brr E,iult, the fireman, was on duty, and his
wi 5ke had just entered the door OF the
boi >xier room with her husbands breakfast
twhen the explosion occurred. Both were
skilled.
3 ID. 1. Baker, a wash tender, was taken
S.out alive and died soon after. One of the
s'boilers dislodged beam which fell in the
.dye house, and Pinned Arthur Fisher,
I aged 16 to the wall, killing him instantly
7 Benoni Soule had several ribs broken and
! may die.
The other employees injured as far as
known are Arthur Grevars, Ellen Evard,
Annie Monahan and 0verseer Chrisholm,
their injuries consisting Of fractures and
4, bruises.
Z An electric car was passing at the time
ssof the explosion, and the motorman and
conductor rescued the employees on the
upper floor by means Of a ladder. One of
the boilers went through the walls of the
building and lodged on the third floor.
[ The mill is an old six set one, and was
erected about 80 years ago. The Centre
1 Vile FIRE department removed the dead
and injured from the ruins and roped
4 the grounds off to prevent the
z crowd from injury by falling walls, and
the chimney, 60 feet high, which is likely
to totter over at any minute. The mill is
badly damagee and $50 hands viii be
thrown out of employment.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
In the Banner Fifth Ward.

Assistant City Clerk Roberts visited the
Fifth ward last evening and secured the
signatures of 120 voters. The members Of
the Democratic ward committee worked
yealously, so that the number registered In
ihe banner Fifth ward would be larger
han the number recorded In any other
ward. The total registration up to date Is
strife over 1000, with 200 to be added I'm
less than ten days' time.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
Waterways Commission In Session

Detroit Dec 19.--The United States
deep waterways commission, which was
appointed to make an investigation Of
the feasibility OF establishing a deep
waterway OF sufficient magnitude to
permit Of the free passage of ocean
steamers between the great lakes and
the seaboard. and report the result to
congress. is in session here. The United
States commission is working In con-
nection with "A similar body appointed by
the Canadian government. Much work
has been done In collecting data. and IL
is expected that definite action will be
reached at this meeting.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
Attempted Break.

0Ofic;r Lambert OF the Central Falls po-
lice department discovered man trying
to enter the hardware store of A. p. Mar
tin IN Central street at an early hour this
molning. He gave his name as Francis
Stanford of Worcester.
m the District Court this morning he
pleaded not guilty and was held in the
sim of $500 for trial next Tuesday.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
ENTERPRISE COUNCIL.

Election Held Last Evening and Largely
Attended.
The meeting of Enterprise Council, No.
"a, o. U. A. M, neld last evening, was
largely attended, considerable interest
being manifested in the election of officers,
which took place. After deciding to hold
the annual basket social ON Jan. 18th, the
election was proceeded with and resulted
as follows:
Councillor, Elhanan Mowry; Vice Coun-
cillor, James X. Fairweather; Recording
Secretary, II. d. Clifford; Assistant Record
ing Secretary, Albert HI. Lamb; Financial
Secretary, Charles K. Howes; Examiner,
Alfred K. Goff; Inside Protector, Frank e.
Miller; Outside Protector, H. X. Baker
Trustees, George II. Young, Daniel T.
Baker, II. g. Emerson.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
Cannon For Cuba.

Little Rock, Dec. 1.-TWO carloads OF
heavy artillery passed through this city
Thursday for the south, over the Iron
Mountain road The conductor said the
cars were billed to a Texas point and
that the artillery was consigned to Gu
ban patriots, but would not give their
names nor the port to which the cars
were destined. The conductor stated
that the arms were for the Cuban pa
Fri
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
PROVIDENCE OFFICERS CAPTURE
TWO CROOKS IN THAT CRY.
Stoles SiIverware and Railroad Tickets Found
In Their Possession.- Under Arrest.

Detectives Parker and Merrill captured
Louis Leslie and N. j. Rossiter of New
York, In the Revere House, Providence,
this morning.
The men who are supposed to be MEM
bers of the large gang now operating In
various parts of the country, had complete
outfits for swindling banks and merchants
by forged checks.
Silverware and railroad tickets stolen
from Boston were found, also blank checks
on banks In every part Of the country.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19

more complete line of smokers Articles,
than are exhibited In the store recently
opened by Harrop a TiDgley nc 81 NORTH
Main street, would be- hard To nnd. The
store, recently renovated. presents an attrae-
purchase Christmas gifts of this descriptaon
viii nnd everything to tempt the smoker ~
this store,
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19

Who is the one: that would not travel the
distance OF from 200 to 900 wards n thew
thought they could save from o. to % on the
price OF lady's or gents gold watch Call
on Mccartney, the Jeweier, examine his
stock, get his prices and see II they are not
the lowest In the city. IL low prices bring
quick sales intend To have my share Of Il.
hcCAfFREr, Jewcier,
tl9 Main Street.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
There Is a Clsss Of People

Who are injured by the use OF coffee. Re.
tently there has been placed In all the gro
ce'y stores new preparation called GRAIN
%, made OF pure grains, that takes the place
OF c1ffee. The most delicate stomach re-
ceivss II without distress, and but few can
tell II from coffee. II does not cost over =
AZ much as much. Children may drink IL
with preat benefit l5c and Csc per package.
Try IL. Ask for GRAINO.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19

The attention Of baseball players whe
receive wounds Of one kind or another
every day, from bat or ball, is directed 70
the fact, that Salvation Oil Is the best ap-
plication I'm use for the cure OF cuts,
bruises and sprains. % cents.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
Solemn SERVICES
Ordination to Priesthood Of
Mr.. Jeremiah F. Murphy.
The Ceremony Occurred at the
Cathedral in Baltimore.
His Emlnence Cardinal Gibbons 0fficiated-
Eighteen Semlnarians Ordained at Boston.

This morning at 1880 o'clock at the
Cathedral in Baltimore occurred the or
dination tn the priesthood of jeremiah F.
Murphy, the well known and highly es-
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
Remember the Little Ones st Christmss.

Remember that Candy will please them.
high grade Candy.
Remember that his new location Is 2i7
Main street.
Remember that he would be pleased To help
Won to please the little ones.
2i7 MAIN STREET.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19

Never be without IL. Mr.. Charles viss-
cher, A Lincoln avenue, Springfield, Ohio,
writes: "Five doses Of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup cured me Of severe cough.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19

A line line at your own price. All goods to-
be sold by Jan.l. IL will pay all 10 see them.
q. = MERRIAM n Co.,
~ Broad street.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
CHRISTMAS


visit q. =. MERRIAM A Co, ~ Broad street
II You are looking for something very nice
for little money. The latest things at lowest
prices.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
ELY BROTHERS. !,


suffered from Catarrh three years; Il got
40 bad could not work I used two bottles
Of Ely's Cream Balm and am entirely well:
would not be without it.-A. &. Clarke, aI
Shawmut Ave-, Boston.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
a, ae price only--the same to every body-and
III plainly marked on the instruments.
.ANDOLNS.

" Notwithstanding the dull
aSssS in business in general
sgHring the past few months,
tlhe trade in mandolins, with
Meiklejohn at least, has been
unprecedented.
4 This is accounted for by the
\ y pid growth in popularity of
H instrument and the ex-
ceptionally fine line of mando-
4 lins which Meiklejohn is offer
ing.
The Fairbanks are superb
r0ods-lheye are none better.
Prices-$6.5O. $40, $15,
S25, $42.50, $75.
J.W. .MEIKLEJoHN & Co
Next TO Library,
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
Advertise your wants in the TRIBUNE.

Catholic Bibles and Prayer Books at
T.. l.. FREEMAN & Sons
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19

The vigor of youth given to the aged and
intirm by using Hop Bitters See advertise
ments
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19

WEEK ow Hop Bitters are above and beyond
all as dnutritions tonic and curative.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19

Bill Neutrality-suspicious. and Card Cases .
r.. l.. FREEMAN 4 SONS.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19

ON receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps, u
generous sample will be mailed of the most
popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cufe' (EIy's
Cream Balm) sufficient To demonstratxSits
great merit. Full size soc. S&sX
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21

oleo bet nisrft lsien ipm / en- Gut
Wen ligelom fro observation-disclosures
2os osepnste en- srou. iipg Stsmuis at
ta.s, % tsnue Gale blcu til en- GIG.
praotteu, Tom piit inaen bar bort Sra.
ten til. Gore IoritOo iaa mesei, at bet
maatte pnrc "9amle-Grit" ielp, Der
aasrte Greit, % iaa Dor bet NOT oo'an.
Son icrloo 9oiten us lsb, naIteu ira
Tettet, inb iii 9asttum o.
mslotc fig. "gr bu gal, @ut?" mente
oennc. "Sn, iprenb jes Itanr alene
pna oenne 9pit, for oil jog bli itaot
citcr 9open." - San blcu naturli9uls
puttct / Sulist, mems to Mtrno iattss
paa 4oIten. Nnite Dag blep en- slaue
Itutfcn libel i Slagsmaal, % bet bar
fuapt, ri funbe faa benz tilro iajen,
Ifient hi itpo puer benz meo iiarpla0te
@euGr os t6anerne / SclipGnb.
3picre gesfummeroe Tisnte moi,
boaD oct bar for ell Hraoltaut, Cor
bapoe bert. Sau blep lsslaOt fra 9lr,
reiten % sipen Ell 9teprimanbe ioran
5ronteu; men ira ben Dag al baooe
man ~"opbbslt Goit" ueo Glooeriet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21
TatGoen al Werfur.

sforleben mebbslte "0etorubspo
ten, at Der paa Genus piier fig ct
grdut 2ps, Iom beitprt.r S6iapdreais
SGeori ON, at ben bar en- Smoreining
Iom Wddnsn, f1a bette Chs mua bore
et Yolurlp3. Tu er man tommen til
IT ligaenoe 2e1ultat meb !SenIDn til
Mertur, Iom at ale Diameter Itaas
Solen nermeit, og bpis aur fun er en-
5ierbebeI at Sorbens aar e1er bsnoeb
SO 0age. paa ManorasO bIeroatos
riet / 2usfinpiccplo peo set aoriatiIfe
Sdo iagttos grsnner ! Slutt.n al Mai
Ct grauiigi2ps paa oenSioe dflJtertur,
Tom psnoer fig fra SoIsn os mob Sprz
osn. Oct bite Jig | ben eoerite aant
tqt peo ben lpienOe Sigh, Tom ri ale
fienosr fra Maanen. Man ilutter
oeraf, at ogIaa Wersur ItaSlg BENDER
famine Siot mob Soten. 0enne Si@
De er ba brGnbsnoe Deb, meosns ben
mooIatts Sio. er iIsnoe tolb. Suas
lcbes Tan bslsr life Msrtur bare be-
bpe!.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21
"Stcre GgetrGer porer fra Gsc'
nenner im0a"

er en- eiri. fra bet foriliole Beers, ri pIsieS, a. sis7
suc / uoEt 5lo.seeas. 2sn ian ~pasieloe auSeuoss
paa ~iaaoauns imaa jlcstetnoenesr, ION Ut sr ia :i.s
bstlise M CT HnoerunroeTe. inoiil De ia3er Ese.
baano mel rs. G, arfalo al iet f5ortsislis sler III"
Rpritogpelie . mart %foririuee, nHidaer mau: men
.tr ritor 51re Tor, az JoppGTtnI IHotrRosr. % pe5
81 seesIssbeO p0Esr freH ta freHiif Sn3oou. 0oi
Dir lite sIprcs nOset oeTtmpo tito Z, ptl Der eplaa el
ailee III paoia Aite T. % 8ilae; rhi huii, at en- Srts
Dom an sr Ell aRtel. SGCr Heact tiosere &c pct perI'
moo life a. ugblaa en- Sur meo so istisrs Raue Bill
ters, iaiinlr. nj IN besBaocr At Isle III uiiipas. eno be.
az rothale 1ipeu o. ~beaaR5le fl SI'nse neo pnles
ioMme &eme9,er, ra " ~ o9mreu bar EGIrt 8
oerheo. Barr pal Bot inioh SuaopmmeH. tner ben
pt .0Usrmaunl" pig Mlilrtfft. raeBmIuiie "a AsIg
8eiurrltahtoer. Tuspepla. 6prtrpp,f', @alstint
ga glerp ght I az aleiammen u5reeHeI, Der ba ia trI
cnrrss, o. hpis Epirer bcr ileraes reo ell btiimelig
Sentpeu III gtiieIea. Juli
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21
iorifsr 5atfd sr ifrrs nto al spr.it:
q fadodnt pda adrmtf.

~ lddodni pda Rdrmel.
6sis 2dno.t / Za for Serbian sr az
Ratur.n ct Gocotlaab lig. fra moa.
til Sermon o. 61utan. : 0l6lio,n
bar Gunosi lot t.fclteI, 6oorom gu,
intrn al Here 6uHortoc 91er o1qaa6B.
6pcr notion pioutr. 5aa tom Gra.
fsrnc % i%oroaa0lsot allrummsn til en-
grttn. Ulea opIanl,s BE-, aeau.
ION faIosr ! ginttrtiosn, ian laaost
after gisyt5 bebottiat qlrst runot.
Ru m1a &e6otrns f0rt16e bet, mar
9oeotn sr jno6sitst / Stutt,u al mai,
% 5olens b~rrnoeR0s Gtrdaler forta,
rer alt. Ralursu I,lo oio.r Qn0i3,
ming paa tunitil 9daoiu1. gtnt.rs
rs9net fainter IN for en- TOR Dsl /
SitpptrtDn.r o. bolOtr ia oer. gosra
lig9er Der o. bar / Clotioen en- Glor,
ltao, Iom tappsoGs meb Damaaus.
Gnsnu Ter man tirmpcmrsTa, Glitter
ntr, Tom cnttn tr dabne tIer fitontfsoe
og fremoele5 | nogen Grab benottss.
De 9iorbe gosrd til. DoaO bet par.
@omerne baoos bet til Gnuospun,t for
line 8tie. Grbnu Tan man fstae b.
itors Bdnoleonin9cr, 6ooraF ben en-.
bar en- lrngo: al Al atlomtt,r G32,s
600 SOB % tilotts ,r forIpn,t meo
~liorarteoe gidoufttr. gosra er alter
bIeDts en- auiesIig Ylaos. Dc auti.,
Rin9murt frsmbbo,r 1t mqrteliai
StGe. SOer Sten iortQIer, 6pem Der
bar bngget ben. Sire CONNER hst,
9rGTte gogIldosr Iiger os bans Rapn.
Ssosldno sr paa tr. Sioer omaipet
al Crtsner % paa Den fieto. CID. az
9apet. Oct trengsr Ombpa9tlia gl,i,
og ge'tgttsIIe for at blioe til en- oob
WlsnneItcbolig. Der .r en- Itaoia Ramp
melIem Grtensn og Rulturitrsost.
Ndar ct oelftpret o. fittiot Soft raa.
Der ! Sanosf, mdd Zr'crsn itaoig ois.,
og Ganoet bIioer ION ct paraois, Der
fIposr mco WeIt o8 6onniug; men .r
StpreIien o8 9efoltningen, Tom b. bar
pGrst | 32rtctioen, oinotr Zrtensn 90
ari6er uaflaoeli1 ON ia. 3brtetio,u
er forbaa6entlig lndrt tileHbt, og iIaa.
fdIo oil gblbne Dage after 1prinbe oosr
Sorosns mGrteIigit. Streg.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21
Gcltcmoo.

: Soipitatet ga galpstriere~
Bars GAP en- Gp0eptsierR., ms. me
Betit'9nrut ngiis 4reoe paa ct uirs.
%uaHliat .0eltemOb.
On tuinosli9 Gaiient Saa en- az Gu.
seidlcrne | soerite Gtage trs6 / ct Gu.
fab al Sinosiuruirring I'D al 8irbuct
os op / Gd9renSen, iom leber lanas
gp8n,n9cns eeiims. GpgepleierRtu
iutgte ~rsiplut siler beuce % tom raiaa
op / ben 40 Gentimctsr brebe 9lenoc,
men ba ben Snse ina bette, uoItgote
bun cii0e SDt % ioricgte paa at 9ribs
fat / Bleieriten % taite teHoe nso. Ger
indianapolis M oppe ben male Gag.
reroe en- Stamp Soa Sin og GSo mcQen
be to aoinoer, meoens S~oipitnIsts 2r.
ger oa s0rise Rerionals itoo nsbe I
GaarosH CO iaa Yaa ben ~ubg9sslt9
ip9noenoe Gcsns, Der Gil for iis /
minoit 20 Ntetsrs 6sios. Ter bar
itrar ieuot Sub otter 8~ranofiger for at
iOmme ben tsltemuoiae GpssplsierFs
til Sinlp. Wsn iuo.n be Tom til, tleu
ben Gp8e afm0stis, CO rcb tor
Nanosuarparelit bsnpttsbe W.me
9stiis8arat bette CiebIit til at iaa
Iabt bsnoe ben til'et Gagoinoa cg
brast henoe | Gitterbso Der.
Gpsept.ieriiens Gn.rst % Sslt.moo
roles iaa m.set mert.iom bun isfo bare
ct Bar Gage / Gorcsisn bar fomaen
Oh az Rnrie[iern.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21
Uo9raunsmger 90 Stofasss
funO.

Chen 9irie bar Wationalmuieet /
&jDbeubavu Label forctase Ell Del linz
oeriC1clier / 6ammer, 9tptlrte % Nors
rciueOe Gp9n', IeocOe al asltilteren: c
Sar6uip % Ebomjea. Ser CT uaoers
ipJt oper en tatp Snc8 Spic % / Jplge
"Sprs. 6!tbl." gjort intcrrsiante 6uno.
s zen itpr, Gam9aaro3brl (Gpttrte
! Spgu) i~oaote5 ppcri: Ell Grao fro
| SerNal0crcr meO 8erler, oerunoer ct
For Grave ira Sroncealbsrsu meo
gru0Fptie al Ell 0rOncehoit, lGn8ere
naoe ! Spien / IN Stenbunte 3 Slint'
ippp, pg / Sgieus Suuo, ueO9raust i
llnber9rnnoeu, en- Gteualoerssrau meo
2 imuite Stenhamre, 3 Stiutsrer % ct
Bar 6lintFRiter. 9cnne Ssl bar aits
ioa upret benpttet iil 9ssrapelie babe
/ Gtenz, Bronco, os Sernaloersn.
8 Mpl8aaro Of GrusDuIt (glpfirfe
Sp9n) unoeriGstes 5 9gie ira 8rOnces
atpersn. Ser fauotes l grpuceoulf
meo 2aorriteos 90 en- Eel urnsr meb
br9uDte Ben.
&c Understandable 5uno bleo bog
siprt i MiQerup (Sammer Susn) %
Nortuie (Nprres Snebe Gosn). De
ber moerieSte Ssie bar nemli9 ira rc'
merit Scruatoer, ell Glb, Der itretIsr
iig fra artIti Spoiel til inc i BET treble
4arDunareoc. s oeune Sio pncs Der
Der / 9auoet at bane leoet en- ireoeli9
8eioltnins meb hsi SuItur us mango
6]prbinoelier meo 8omerriset. 2i9eue
bleo / penne Tto (brrnote eler
ubrcuote) besraueoe Uitelt uosn &aas
Ben, meu meo ct belt SGT al Spiie' Us
9ritfcfar, Der rjmsliguis bapoe inoes
boIot Mab o. 0ritIe for ben 3coe til
Srug / ben biuiloes Seroen.
s MDasrup uosrapebes 2 Ssls. s
Den eae iauotes 4 2srfar, l Sernbo!f
Ii Gteoe reo 9roncebaarb, ReIter al
Ct G~trmbaano, l Sammsr p9 l Tang
al Seru. S EFT anben Sei, life lan9t
ocrira, iom Ell Wauo haooe rosrapet,
fpr Natipnalmulasts llnoerip9elier bes
9pnote, fanctes psiaa 2etfar % /
Serutans. Oct CT isrltc @ang,a at nor
bar iunbet ben Slass @erttci / @race.
5 Den auben Sri i Mpasrup innttes
ct ituyt, Imutt urnamcnterct 9crtar.
s en- Of Spicne / Nurtpis ianbtes 2
tore ~Imalbalicoe Srutter os 2 Snntcs
topper.
= en- aub.n !Sbi psina / NcrtOi8
Iauotcs cit Nio.srap mcb l Itprt Sers
fab, 3 andre 2erfar rg l Scrntriu. %
runtt ON Miotgrapsn, mob SDo, G5t
% Npro, iunotes an>rs Grops, al
bUilte flcre inbetplbt 2ertar.
Ttoli9ere er / Sanmer al 9arer
SenIen ppsrapet en- Sci imuttc 2srtar,
ium er ienote til gtuinct / Iarhus, % /
9prrinsesner, tile larot oerfra, bar
Qrrsr Strobe 8riitcnien iuroet talri9c
Sleiascr os minoer ON Iseroprttirs
q Qcrfar inbebrenbte Soeoe', Stries O9
| Bnotprr).
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21
Irpetta MlfoltSme.

Eroiesipr 4eumann / 8pnn bar
ifplae 2ios i"triitet "IromUtbeus" ans
niaet en- intsrsslnut llnoerirgelie ON
De ifrGttctisc 5plser, ipm aruelis gls
tVhotisme bar anrcttet | eli ensite 5a'
milie, bpis i0r9elisc Siitorie ban mso
oIIentlig linbsritsttelis bar i!noerst ira
iprit til iioit.
Gn i9pagtis % fOrbruften aone pso
0apn Soa Surte, oer bar fsot | 1740
% broc i 8~espnbel'eu al bette Narbun'
oreOe, e~itsrlpo Zig Born os Ssrnebsrn,
Der luttelis fprmerece zig til en- Slagt
paa s34 I~eripner. vi oisie bar man
tunnet iglse be 7o9's Sin os 9eunct;
1916 al bisie bar isot noenipr sGlte'
Itab, 142 par Tisssre, GA lepeec al Sl'
mise os SattisunSerltsttelis, Isl a
apinoerne bar proitituereoe, us 76 Ber'
Ioner at benne iuteresiante Jamilie bar
Iiobet / Seu9iel, 7 al benz enecs ION
a%uflaseos for Wioro.
Giter be anitiaeoe geregninser har
penne enc 5amilie / 9sbet al rs aar
toitet etaten ca. 5 Milioner 9rpner.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21
SSruitburit, Ella.

yren Gruttburft bar ooer 1000 9ue.
bpagers. Eosr 500 Stanoinoosr. CT $50, 600
Sotei. Goot gauo ca aoot Hlinra,
Sjgb en- 10 Gcres 8tHbaue, fun 10000,
meO 2 Gerss bsYlanteos; pae Ietts 8eialiugS.
8ilinar. On TO Aar, naar 8tnBauen bGrer
iulot uobntte. bgiHger ben lem miaoit $50
pr. Ncre huert Gar.
Strto ltrar siter Gtr'alar. % ecrt. Grit
til als. j. A. Westerlund IL Co.,
Fruithurst, Ala
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21
Tor s1sn uneer sans.,srsmbraps.

ct oGririeis % uclygDoet sdgeri!eeet.
ret brugt l sptr smti aarof Gt~tIionsr ai
ytsbre, fcs brss Q uuStr Sane.Ertm'
brusst /, mtb I nibto NJ meut 9tts. GHbstes
Itesr Barnet. btsbgtsr Su msrnttttk
BET beefs W2iebsI mob Dtarrbot. S9lsss al apoI,f
f,rs | ,ubpr Gel Of 8,GSeH. Vas pea at torlanss
Mrs. WinsIow's soothios Syrup, % ia9 trssa
snstn SIasA U~emfca'tgpe 0suts Ota'tsn-
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21

'Sarre ait bet min aamerat Gore
s'larsi, mems ban en- Nat fob paa
s'}s uoeniur Slapsriet. pan bapSe
'aF mlltst 8ettet. Wens Ian FOB
s0s Ganisr ON GOnoer, Tatrulier,
a'artsrraab % auoet ilisi, lpite bet
s@'lslis Op umlrins BAN. Gsrpaa
"''s en- uueerlis 9lpitrinG, os iaa
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21

eaIsSmano enifes. 800 til si25
ont Niaanebsn % l,esittcr. Stabslpare.
Stilins permanent, b~ehasel,s % paro at
eiterisaes. Gsno Grimarte. Gorssis:
aius @ts. Go, Z 15s, Gbjeosp, 81 4la13