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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
NO az
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.


umciais who wm h. voted fpr IN tho
sd ~ N", einbrr, \. ~ tSpg.
Srur or urW, EArorur prrWt-
MOST.
uh0s1.. Section oi chapter CNNV
OF the laws Of Utah. lSnd, fixes thc Gtst
Tuesday after the fret Monday
in November In the ycuroi 1886 o. the
day Tor holding the election, and
Ihp,as, Section e. oi said act provides
that at least -iNty days bciorca general
election the governor must Issue an
election proclamation;
NoW, therefore. I. llrhcr NJ. Wells.
governor of the state ui Utah boz. pursu.
uncr OF such legislative enactment, do
hereby proclaim that ON the 3ul day Of
November, lspd the same being The
trt Iuc-da, after the fret Monday in
said month, there will be- held in tho
several election precincts he this state -
general election ior thc purpose OF elect
ing the following oiliccr-!
Three electors Of president aud vice
president oi the United States.
A representative lu the dny.Gfth
cougrcis OF ihc United smlos.
one State senator In each oiihc fol-
towing namsd Districts The First.
Second, Third, Hrh, Eight. Smith.
Tenth Eleventh. aud Twelfth.
Two State sicnator- from the fol
lowing senatorial disuict-s The Fourth
aud seventh.
/ Five stale senators hUm the Sixth
senatorial district
one representative boz the state legis-
laluic from each ol the following dr.
tflcls. The tt-t, Third, Filth, sixth,
Tcycuth, Ninth, Tenth. Twelfth, Thir-
tccnlh, Fifteenth, sixteenth, Seven
trcnlh, Eighteenth, Nu,t,cnih,
/ Twentieth. Twuty-nrst Twcniy.src-
oud, Twenty Twenty fourth.
Twcnty.hith, TWcnly.siNtli and Twenty
seventh.
Two representative in the state lcgis-
laiurc from the Fourteenth reprscnis-
tive district.
Three representatives In the state
legislature from the Second rcptesenin-
tive district.
-Four representative ia the state legis-
laiure from each OF the following repre-
sentative dislricts-thc Fourth and
Eleventh.
Ten representatives In ihe state iegin-
4 luiuTp from The Iiulth r.pt...rt,tf. /.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
TOIITICNI ruT


h'N"Nli'Ah 'NuhlN convention
The Republican Comfy convention
held nt Park CITY saturday vp- lively
from start tY finish. Every urcriur.
WIS r.urr.rrtrI and iI. ,..,.rfi,u
was ra..rI 'o uu,crut @ D.. m.
W. I. ~uylrr WIS um.l l'r chair.
IMAM and Alexander Wright for Score.
t1rv THE appointment OF ihr usual
committees was mul. ANIL recess oi
thirty minute. followed
ON wcp.yruug the committee ON
permanent organization r,.omm nlrd
". g. snyder i'r chairman aud George
Beard ui CuplYl, for secretary
Thrcu1.uuuu milr q short olirc-.
cu.I,ug attention tutbr Importance oi
nominating good myn Co 900 county off
flee.
Gcorg, Beard, John Pack aud Henry
welsh. tbr committee uu resolutions.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

In Paris nothing IL was',d not the
smallest scrap OF paper; that which
everyone else throws away hero DO
comes source u0 profit Old pro
vision thus for Instance are fun oi
money the lead soldering Il melted
down Into cakes willis tho tin goe.
10 make children toys Old T.
however bad alwnys contRi the
arch Of the loot nj least loce
that will serve again And onorally
thero are two sr,,nrsa v,hera ia ths
solo the bes- hnd ~ the back.
scraps Of puprr 90 10 the cardboard
factory orangc peel 10 tho marina
lndo mnkv nnl 20 on. Tho IDEAS
suggc. tod n. NOT always agreeable
and N SEGA clSor fishing orange
pool out OF bak1t Is enough L,
make one. iurswcnr mar uulado but
there Is wora8 han thuL Tho moa
valuable refuse that which fotchcs
two .runcs tha kllo -is hair tho long
goes 20 thc hnirlro while tue
short Is used among other things for
clarifying oil.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
MISSIONARY LETTER


month. ago. / have travelled % long di-.
mucc, mud it BE- with pleasure that .
iufIl my promise 90 write YOU occu-
siuuo!y After leaving uu the 2ni of
May my attention was wru.l to the
study of guide books of the cities that !
expected 10 visit AMI prepare Co see u-
much "a. possible, though my time WAS
Yer, limited. Everything being new
made the iuurucr one Of pleasure and
interest to mc, hut the changes. being
n.''' no rAp'''N' ''' NOT give '"' sum
'.'n' u"' 900 p'''r- col interest
w" were only one day in Chicago.
ana having p" l""'n business were
compelled To ''a'' without making
tour "l tue 'llN' spent ~" days 300
Greater We" i"r"' "n''' ''-' no
''.n' D" N'.'''"t 'I','' "' interest W.
0U''N' %, I'"'''l' "''"N,N" "r''s'. '''
prin''l" newspaper "''''-' t'l''h''
paris 'hu''"'-' cue NI'"' one u' D"
Ih'''p''ph'" anu WIS very '"'"'"''. l'"'
P'''''l VII" Voc cry Nl.'''' '''' VIM
'N' I'''''l'"' I"'.'' "''''''A''
ON the evening oi May S;h vr boarded
the steamer and ut O'Clock next morn.
ing -ot sail for the uld World. AZ We
sailed Gown the Delaware hay the land
on r'rh side n'rf'n''n '.an'.iH. pre-.
tutc. being the time of year when Na.
turc was wearing her gerb OF grccu. We
were interested u seeing the numerous
vessels pa-- and watching for Che H-i
sight 90 lwld'
Thccutirc voyage vas one OF PLEASURE,
the weather being fine and tho ocean
.mo,ib ". l8pI.J I'm Iiyprr..i .p
fb. aI.iof Nav. .r,ut ono dny tb,rr
and u.p, ,.,upollrI to leave uithbuf
.,ripy much nf IA, city md from tborr
vcntto Ioplpu. vbrr, sprpt three
day. and vn. sorry 1 did NOT bnyr three
weeks. u- the great city IL 20 interesting
that % person cannot satisfy himself in
10 short time. put In nbou, siNtccn
hours per day visiting noted aud hi-tor.
zeal places. A person can get an idea of
London d, riding on top ui au omnibus
aud seeing the ya-t amount Of business
being carried ON. pas--d through the
principal streets and visited the follow
ing place; The London Tower, 49, ich
contains 81, many historical features
W,simin.trr Abbey. the only national
plar,, of sculpture in the world. and the
only spot whose monuments cpitomile
peoples hi-tosy. Here lio Wugs,
pueru-, statesmen, poets, philosophers,
his oriuu-, and many noted characters.
NcNt ] visited the liou-rsul Parchment,
ST. ruuts Cathedral British and south
Remington museums, Regents Park,
which includes thc geological gardens.
licroi BE- the Anc-i collection of animals
900 i1c world. 40 lhnrr places arr in'
trn-riy Interesting.
] irIt London Doe the evening and
went 100 'iarv.ch, where ] boarded %
steamer .". wen. "'...' '"' I,-''''
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The Events ~ the w~sk Trom N.sriy
Eyct, Town he summit County what
"Thc Times" Representative Rave
Found 80 write About.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
Notes


An independent ticket was placed in
HE field Ia Uinta county.
In Box Elder county the regular Re.
publican nominees have indorsed the
independent Republican movement 10
as to boon both tickets.
Judge o. W. Powers spoke 10 a large
audience in Silver City Saturday aud
appealed to Republicans to vote the
straight Democratic ticket.
The Republican caucus at Park City
Friday last is described in the II cord
as being very warm. In fact, from what
the writer can CLEAN It's warmth was
almost equal 10 that OF the business
end Of bee.
The Morgan county Republican
convention nominated Lyman W. Porter
for Representatives r. ;, Wordsworth,
Attorney o, b. Anderson, Clerk; Jos
eph lieiner Treasurer; John II, Dix-on,
sheriff. Thomas r. Welsh, Commission.
ersi w. CarrIgan, ASSESSOR Charles X.
CLARK, Surveyor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

klrous Hello Knowloy! What
are you going to do with that sarsa
par.lla'
my bI yce
Isms5a. -Ou your bicycle
Kpowley Yes IL has that tirod
iOsllnR
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

This stIns ~. ust two lines
short.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

Theories Of cure may be discussed nt
length by phys Jeans, but the sufferer
want qu.ck relic and one Minute
Cough Cure will give 10 10 them. A
safe cure for children. It is 81 only
harness remedy that produces i'm.
mediate results" John Boyden *
Son.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-19
The MORNING APPEAL.
so SAY WE.

The Philadelphia Record warns both
parties to be on their guard at the con
ventiOns, and says the danger is not
that there will be any absolute declef-
alton in favor of free coinage, hut
that an attempt will he made to evade
the issue, and 10y keeping the matt+r
undetermined leave the country tx
posed for another four years to h
same vicissitudes aud approximations
that have served to prevent active
business operations for the past fOnr
ears. Has it come to that? -Four
years ago the Phidelphia Record was
insisting. that with the tariff revised
We would have prosperity. Three
years ago it Was insisting that moth
ing was needed to restore confidence
and prosperity, except the repeal OF
the purchasing clause OF the Sherman
law. Everything has been done that
the Record prescribed, still, prosperity
has not come, and if either or both
parties declare for sound money and
SlCCt q L III ihpt ftoS
we predict that it will not be a single
year until a panic will sweep r''js
country more fearful in its result
than that of 1898.
We are loosing patience with those
men in the East who, every morning
keep holding up before the people
the statement that the striking down
of one-half Of the money of this
country was a blessing, and then, or
surveying the ruin that they made 90
on to repeat over and over hat he
reason that there is such depression
is because some bad men would lik'
to have that money restored. Thei
argument lacks u only logic, but i
begins t. look as though it lacks tina
other most important essential, com
mon honesty.-Salt Lake Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-19
THEIR WORK

North Dakota, Nebraska md New
Jersey Republicans met in State Con
vention the early part Of the week
and turned free silver down in every
convention, and adopted resolutions
instructing the delegates to support
Mckinley. The money plank in each
convention was substantially the same
That Of the North Dakota Convention
is as follows:
"The Republicans of North Dakota
in convention assembled. renew tn. If
devotion to the doctrine of protection.
The Republicans Of North Dakota are
united in their demand for honest
money. We are u~Dalterably opposed
to any scheme that will give to the
country a deprecated or debased cur
rency We favor the use of silver as
CURRENCY, but to the extent only and
under such restrictions as its parity
with gold can he maintained. We are
therefore opposed to the free and I'M
limited coinage of silver until it can
be arranged by international agree
ment.'
Can the Nevada Republicans recon
Gle their assertions, that their party
is in favor Of free silver with the
above, or do they expect to fool the
people of the State, in the face of the
declarations of nearly every Repuhli-
can State Convention held in he East
The vote-catching work of these few
o~ffice-seekers is getting too coarse and
lumpy, and will have to he pumiced
down before they car slide in.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-19

The revival Of the Olympic games
at Athens has brought forth this testi-
mony from an American traveller: Il
hope that the sports thus renewed,
after a lapse of twenty centuries. will
prove a great success, but I am by no
means sanguine. I got n Of the
greatest disappointments OF my life at
Greece. Much perusal Of Byron when
a boy had produced on my mind a
conviction that the women Of that
classic country were visions Of beauty.
I imagined that they were the repro
duction Of all the heroines of the past,
and thought that when I landed at
Athens, that I would see 100 Helens,
each as fair as the faithless spouse Of
king Menelaus. Not a single Helen
did I see-nay, not even a passahle
good-looking damsel in all the time
that Itarried. 1t veXed me- greatly to
see. instead, a lot of ill-favOred fe-
males. greasy Of look and uukept. A
pretty woman would be a curiosity
over there. The only beautiful thing
to view in Athens is the Acrol oils,
and that is in ruins"
Some Of the eastern towns are dis
cussinr a curfew ordinance for mar
ried men. We think they should have
that kind, if any at all. If the heads
Of families stay at .hOmA their child
rem will need no cerfew. A town
council has just as much right tc
legislate married men int, the house
a. to legislate yourg people there
Grnoa Courier.
The Westinghouse air brake con
struction car will shortly arrive il
Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-19
Notice to Dog Owners.

Notice is hereby given to dog own
ers shat the dog tax is now due. The
tax will be rightly enforced and in
case of failure to secure a tag, all ami
mails found without them will be dec
troyed.
VIM. KINNEY,
Sheriff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-19
voice to the b

I have purchased at the Sheriff's
wines liquors, glass, paints, oils aud
general merchandise in the store Of
Archar Baker and [ will confirm the
business at the old stand opposite the
Mint. l respectfully ask II share OF
public patronage, and I promise fair
and liberal dealing.
Martin LutZ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-19
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
transacting a meat business under
the name OF Chubbuck Bros. & Co.
nave this day sold their business
to E. Conn who will pay ali bills
against said firm, and collect all bills
outstanding.
Chubbuck Bros. & Co.
Dated April 10, 1895.
For SALE-Brussels carpet of five
rooms. Enquire OF DR.. Hennessy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-19
REDUCED RATES.

will be made by the SOUTHERN PACIFIC
COMPANY for all these brilliant events.
Arrange yow programmes accordingly,
and call On agents for particulars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-19
Santa Barbara Flower Festival,

The Carnival Of Roses, to take place
in San Jose. MAY 6 to 9, Inclusive,
though a more recent candidate for favor
Of the fun loving world, vet because of the
limitleSs possibilities of the Garden CIV
for anything that is made of roses, is
quite as full of promise.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21

fra 6atton, Trail 60, n. .. Gr par
m~orIorit at faa tale mto stm; M ct %
paa Stlbaesotin ieita, % leg baabtr, at
be baOes ptni gsir opsr eaott.
Elsie fois Sage lar lea iasst mia Giefc'
turt; M bar iea prret pad 5Gttrsn til
Refer 9slti Der botpsr man paa al qite On,
iierus Smsr % io9s Qrim, % iaa gaar itg
pppe paa Gielbtt for at Il utoopsr 1ieio %
Sale, % bet CT moriomt at Il Risrtns ruslty
rurot 6islott; itRsrs pil isg to9s IN Sur
paa 6sseparo.
SunDbtpstiltanbcn er uomartst, ingen
Spgoom al setpunius; lea Deb life mere
sno 3, iOm CT oigaatt Uso Gsosn, Roen lee
tom bism, nemlia DE ~ sloisng, gaml,
aune pg aamls q. Stage,
in OenIi8 1ilisn til ale g%stienote, SIGgt.
hinge % iamtlige ubeiienots aGiere % eG'
i%srinpsr.
Niis anbisrs Z. 9amrs.
Gsgeoal, life Suti 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21

tsrsn. Snofrsmt bet biir ecpt 1tRs, 'aar
Sanoelsmrnoent ino en- bel Eel al 1T Ills
soO'bapenot; men bpis ftfcritrne misinis
les, iaa l~lebDttst ouaf btir liost, iiocr GA,
iaa 6dnostsmrnotus bttposliss 5ab % maa
talfaio cpgius Saabtt ont for bet fsrfte at
iaa inn fit EilaOO.baeenoe.
ON 9intsrsn ir Der GU iano OptrTpo al
9anoslsbooer Der / 9alilao. Get CT imi0s
Iertio Blot 2 oanoelsmGno, Der er biemmt.
bsrenoe og fat boidtts ben, nemlia 9soerisu
I RolItao, cs 5r.tOft puu Zen. gsgps oisf,
@dnoslsbuie er gamle, unisees firntaer.
Oct or let at fignnt, al be | t~ioligers 7aas
bar foost inne mso mrgcn Wagt oo Rig.
bonn % bsrsr iiaubbto iii be gamle Qotris
cisiamilier, De iad meset omitrsoue uoros
lanofe SanoeIsfprttr, Der iom 5maatcn.
ger iao % resitrcOs pan fine 6auortstsbsr.
Ru er bet imiOlertio forbi men De gamle
8uocr. Den gumle Mogt sr bruot, % ben
gamle Glans faloer eiterbaanoen bort.
@amle Sens Qsotritn er III Gntemdnc.
San bebor I'm eomle, rrbUroi9e, irpones
renoe 8aaro Deo Sampfibsanlebsteoet
galitao. Cor lGngsre 5io fOsn bar ban
ouerornget fin son, 6r. Serssn 9spsrisn,
6prretninaeu. Sslp bar ban Blot forbs:
boIpt fla gageriet, Tom ban iremSele3 beitDs
rer, liant @aurosbruset. Sans biemmepGs
renoe Gatter bar bpgget F8 en- 6dttT EVs
tpenmeligbeo ooenpaa. 6an brtpsr peida
6ifcforretning % bar tisbt n~otiaa mesen
6it. Oct famine er 5ilfGlDet meo 6ans
oelsmano Seutoft. 0u sr 6iftrue, Sps
tisberne % sanOclstarlsne after bortorags
ne, 6tfsn o9iaa, 90 fun De TONNE 0ieler
minoer ON bet ~bsoG8soc 9ip her. &pligt
er Der Dog life ale 6iteurr enouu; tbi uu
er bet Warfeoernes eller be ftore oduoelss
i~teuners Sio. S%toteoGienet sr betDoelts
6ilisn til "9ecorabs9 oiteu" meo pens mango
2Giere, raonlig RorolGnoingcr. $.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21
SreO ira Eorge.

Mau9e Gage sr sleone ben, iioen ieg |
December ienote NIT iioite grep, % bet er
oerior r~tmeligt, at mine 9reoe 2Tiere III
Sierne fer nosle 2inier fra mig. Sort
tatfer leg for ale greuene, 5 ienoer mig.
Oct elGoer mig meget, at ) l9icr mine
grepe % ipnes ON Dem, % at ieg ~iaaleoes
fan pers til liot SD9ge; men mine ereoe
2Giere, LAB mig faa SOP til at i9e bet ens
gang: Sen fsrite Qaaiisnnelis tilfommsr
"Qoitenas Reoutter. Set er BAN, Tom meD
iGrlis 2ienofub til Qlmsnmanos 8rao o9
Srang bar f~oritaaet at gribe Sagen an paa
ben rette Maape os faaet iitano en- leoenOe
6orbinoslie mellem os % Gper, iaa 3 til
snbpsr 5ib faar petaliersOs Gplpsninser fra
Siemlanoet 90 SiembDso, ps ri ligeiaa fra
Gocr. Sent, bpiltet Sapu bet pilos bore
for ps, ON "SeeorabsQ pften" meo engang
III sipros fig uipnlis! st tirrt os opreburt
gaano pilos oermeo lieeiom bare afitaarst,
os hi piloe man9le uoaet at bet, 10 ialfalo
tror, bsr rsgnes mec til oaglist grso. Rpe
Sioer og npe arao pptaar ,ps "Seeorabs
Qpien4 bill NOT, iom biotil, pios at fslge
mso Chen, bporpan MI bet slt inur % psns
Der fig, iaa BIZ "Sscorabs 9oiten"s gsniaie
Rebattgr bog sn9ang BABE ct oattert glao
| Stanoinaoisrnes Siitorie / amerita. San
bar en- Of benz, iom ipreote Spsge os 6lrbs
% 5ilirsosbeo ino / be mango lrngtenoe
6amilietreoie og biorog osrpso % b~ioragsr
fremoeles mere, en- b maaHe be Sleite iors
itaor, til at bDs9e bet npe norife Samfuno
oeruOer. Sette er lite Smisgsr, bet err min
oprigtige Menins, % iom leg tror ianofGrs
big Gale.
Nogle faa bar oraset ODER til amerita
ioaar, nemlio Steuer 3. aaiuno, gnne 3.
Iuiuuo, 6sl9ie 8. Glottn, anuot 6. alipa,
0artruo Gnoruo % mango 6lers.
0i bar turet | 8 tore auttionsr ioaar,
nemlie fsrit hos @unbilo gabre, os ioen
hos Sneebsrg 8. Suoet % guri Msoalsn,
% fioen | en- llngoomsfet hos Sbomas 6rss
bob; bet bar en- bpsgelie Iften. gaa Rora
sts Gribsosoas l7ps Mai par Der Ssft hos
nit Ssfenoebarn q. 9. Srspolo. 9aa
3alertolsu bar Qreten % Sottoren os
mango 6lers, % mango SunbrtDe Msnnts
Her bar %tilfteos; bet pa rem bpseelig Set.
3 Gngsbret 8. giartnes os Sslsa 8, alipas
9rplup tan 5 tro, bi bupoe bet lpitigt. Seq
faar M ~fortGlls, at nosls al mine antsri.
tanfe getienbte bar tagst flo en- 2pittur
bib til Norse for at beis fig, remlis: Selgit
q. Gnbruo % bans aone, &. 8. 2ipeoaler
% 3ont, anosrs Res os Rome, os als par
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21
Ncg.

2Go, iom er foste 90 Miunter, er lstters at foroste eno
W toote 8 Minuter. De bIiper tsrre 90 melne, % Usape'
~bearbsioer benz lettere.
2Gg laate | Warts eaer gpril, pil bolbe flo / Here gtaa'
oeriom man aniber benz inb meb 9aieline, blanoet meo
&t S~alicplipre (salcylic acid % oerpaa patter benz Salt.
Mob 6asbeo o. 9irrine 6alien er sG9sebpine, bpiipet
Y Stun, janmen n,eo ct @las parult, liot loot Wanb ct goot
AbOel.
vt ~blpbaiort Sftnb al ct fost EGG la9t paa en- Splo oil
ben o. paa noele Elmer ~bortiierne Saarbeoen; oct er
fha ct uoulartct Mibbel mob Sti8 eler SetRnoelie ! Cle'
6Or at behemme sGes alber TAG 9nno Salt % oplss
M en- auort meo tolot 8ano. e9e et s9g ao @an9en reo !
sNt. Ut gGg, en- Dag sammelt, pil saa thumbs, bpls tire
.'8' Gantmelt oil bet lpbe. 9eriom bet er mere emo ? Sage
oil bet apoe beiere op, alt 5orbolo til i'm Iloer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21

ter builts be 1al nebIaeses, os man balbsr ben iaa oper
benz. Gn Sang bper Dag babies Snobolbet al en- arutfe
oper en-, iom er tom, os bette ~eientases 8 eler 4 0ase forat
saften fan blipe eobt blanoet. gr bette giort, foges bet benz
peb en- balp 9ims; beruait files Safteu al eiennem ct iaa eropt
3srlag, at insen Salt bIiuer tilbaee. Gu iplbes arutten
omtrent balut meb gloumer; Saten toses iammen meo aa'
mel oe Nelhter, til ben er noeenlunbe jam, buorpao ben bal'
bs iaa parm iom ben er oper 5rueten. 9lso en- Stub eaer ct
Stptfe gapir oper itaar arutfen i~aaleoes inbtil naite Gag; oa
binbes ben oper meb en- Suineblare eler meo ct sobt Gag qa'
pir. Cages minore Suffer, faces minbre Sirupmasie.
On anbsu CpTrut for spltnins al SIommer:
0iIoe Blommer tan ogiaa iptes ~iaaleoes. Ulan tager
benz albeles mobne al erect, tsrrer benz sott al men ioriio'
tiat Jaeger benz | en- sobt inlet stentruite, efterat be sr sien'
nemiiuttet Here Steber meo en- Naal eQer en- bias 3rapinoe.
Sor bpert 9unb Slommer babies iaa en- Ottenbel Bnt bebite
Slaas Gbbite ouer benz, % bsnue 9lanoing itaar ben omtrent
"a 9irner. Saa babes Gbbifen al, % ben tiliattes meo ct
balut gunb pent lpiesult guoberiuiter for buert 4uuo 9lom'
mer, bporpaa ct Opfog eiues. CT iaa Sutteret imeItst, baues
glomn.erue beri, oe itrar aosnine inotuaber baloes Splte'
tsiet OPT en- anben arutte, forat Qlt fan blanOes soot. % 9a'
aen efter faar bet ct sobt Cptoe. Otter ct Bar 7ase eipes oct
after en- balp 3intss aosnina, os bet Tiles, iaa al 5aften lsber
al. 9snne foaes iaa meo bel aanel os noeIe Neuifer. 6en'
foor til oitislet; iploes iaa Spltetruften, og Blommerne
looaes nb beri, iaa Saiten taar sobt pper benz. Nafte Tao
biubes ooot oper. oar man tilauet operhsoig Sirup. er ben
aob ON Sommeren at blauoe toIot 8ano iom s%aIteortite;
ben br ba pare forfeit soot paa SLATER.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21

Dag, bd pi fan baos Il ooot 6iem for
be al bore 5pge. tom TtuIe unoer.a'ts
iig Ell Operation. cnsr JON for npgle
Tiger liuGle toqe ct electric treatment"
sfler ION lioer al en- eler anosn %trouili
Soagbeb. for bpilltr be isger ignOig
2GgsbiEIp.
SnoIdmlirgsn forsqaur MI meb
Strait | mango WeHiabeosr. Del CT
lite mango preIter, iorn bar lib I'll al
'oreitua Snbiamliugsr; pi Isqer osrs
for at Tda en- % unoen 2pgmuno osrs
III. Saabunne, font malttt fpIe fig
ppfororet BERTH al airrIigbeo til Sas
gen, osocS tiIttriDe llnpertegneoe, Ida
fful 8etingelierne opgtpts.
ZION Der life ifnlbe uRre en- e1er am
ben UeIftduenbeulano btdnot bortS uns
funos U%ieoIemmer, Tom oilbe fele
2rdng til al TtiRrte o8 ct it6rre geleb;
tbi bet er 10 pQ'da ct Carbohydrates
arbeioe | SeIu Rupn, ioet pi, laulanai
InIebningen 9ios8 os, pil dobne 6oipi.
tdlst for DGroiac 6uttigs % labe Taas
oanne Faa ali frit.
8i oil life bsDt Observation-Disclosures
ON npgen SiGlp til 5%oIpitdlets Ops
FereIie, od pt Ida gierne unber WisIips
rsrt otsis8 @1ner. men hi bill iubbhoe
Rptnoerne | ppre Menigbeber til at be-
'e9e Spfpitdlet, naar oct er fRrbiqt,
% ntsotdge ct goot SnbtrDt az bet til
I'm areoS. Wudlte Der paIau funoe
o9re ct eaer anbet pdrmt fslenoe abin,
osbjerte, Tom M pilbe Ienbe ps en- 60
De, od oct ida Idare trRnqes. Der er
duereoe Ienot mig 10 Dollars fra IN
abinoe Idngt benfra, Iom lille Selb tan
bette nD8en Nptte az Sofpitalst, men
iom feler oarmt for bet.
Saa bore oa 9o'pitaIet bierteliq an
oe'alet I'll oore tl9re Wienigbeo5lems
Tner. Cab os inart bore fra Cher,
tIGre gsnner; ltrib til os pm Gaasn,
oeriom 5 enIter narmere Splpsninaer,
og 5 'tdl fda Soar itrdr.
vi bar en- fuIo 6~ortrBItning til opr
tI9re 5absr ! SimmeIen, at ban oil OPP
ldoe Sierterne runOt pmtring.
s Hal 'enere fau bore fra cs, efier
ppsrt iom 4rbeiDet Ftriber frem.
Wteb penlig SiIIen til Gber aQe.
GoerS for Sagen 6engipne
S. MulersGgssn
2ple, Wlotper 60, Mtnn.
ylPrhFu fiG1thpr f,,t, h., Cn.