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Arizona republican., 1896-10-28
REM MARKABLE CURES.

The marvellous work that is being done by the California Medicine com pamy is beginning to attract general attention The minor work that is done in public on the corner of First avenue and Adams street is interesting, but it is in the consulting rooms of the examining physicians and surgeons at the Ford hotel where the graver and more important work is conducted. Yesterday a stream of afflicted per- sons with every imaginable disease passed inspection. They remove tu- mors and cancers by bloodless opera tions, and introduce a variety of new methods of curing what has heretofore been considered incurable. A gentle man and his wife, who are here for the climate, were examined yesterday, after which they remarked that they had spent hundreds of dollars in fleeing high-priced physicians in the east, but none had been more satisfactory than the California doctors.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Engine Tender Jumps the Track on
 the Southern Pacific.

An accident occurred yesterday morn- ing to the west bound Southern Pacific train, five miles east of Msricopa, which caused delay of several hours in the arrival here of the M. & P. train. The forward trucks of the locomotive and tender jumped the track, and for several yards the ties and rails were torn up before the train c ,uld be stopped. A wrecking crew was despatched from Gila Bend and soon had the track repaired. Fortunately no one was injured, al. though the train was running at high rate of speed at the time of the ac cident.
 The Southern Pacific has been having bad luck on their line through this ter ritory in the past two months. Several wrecks have. occurred, but strange to relate, no lives have been lost in any of the smashups.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28
JUDGE DAMRON'IS WOES.
He Failed to Make a Silver Speech at
 Glendale

"Foiled again; the elements have conspired with the goldbug Republi- cans against me-" thus soliloquized Judge Damron last evening as he watched large rain drops batter against his office window.
 It might be well to rela!te here that Judge Damron is the silver tongued orator of the silver Republicans and he was billed to address an audience of small boys at Glendale last night, but, alas! adolescent manhood was doomed ito disappointment, and the speech still reposes in manuscript in the orators coat pocket.
 Twice in a week has Judge Damron disappointed himself. He was en- gagged to speak at Mesa last week, but on going to the depot found that the railroad company had failed to have a special train in waiting to convey him across the river. He subsequently gave a performance at Mesa and one at Tempe before delighted audiences. His speeches on the silver question are warm; indeed, they might be called fred-hot'' with perfect consistency. The Republican county central com mittee could not do a better act than to keep Judge Damron from making silver speeches during ithe rest Of the campaign, for every time he speaks
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28
ORDINANCE NO. 232.

To regulate the speed at which bi- cycles may be ridden in the streets of the City of Phoenix.
 The Common Council of Phoenix do ordain as follows:
 Section 1. Any person or persons who shall ride any bicycle, upon and through the streets of the City of Phoenix, at rate of speed to exceed eight miles per hour, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con- viction thereof shall be fined in sum not less than five dollars nor more than fifty dollars, and in case said fine is not paid, the person or persons convicted, shaH be imprisoned in the City Jail until said fine is satisfied at the rate of one days imprisonment for each dollar of said fine.
 Sec. 2. This ordinance to be in foEce and effect from and after its passage and publication according to law.
 Passed by the Common Council this Sd day of October, 1896.
 Approved this Sd day of October, 1896. J. D. MONIION,
 Attest: Mayor.
 T. A. JOBS, City Recorder.
 First published in The Arizona Re- publican, official city paper, October 10, 1896.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28
MINING DEAL.
Stephen Dorsey of Denver Investing
 Along the Colorado River.

Great activity is reported in mining affairs along the Colorado river, where Stephen w. Dorsey and associates of Denver are investing heavily. They have already purchased mines to the value of over half million and the other day also became the possessors of the Golden Dream group of five mines, the Alcyon, Ora Blanca and Monday groups, paying the sum of S60,000 for the mines. The new pur- chases are hardly more than mere pros poets and their value lies principally in the immense size of the ore bodies, which are expected to keep up the av- craze of $S per ton as development in creases.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28
TRAVEL IN COMFORT.
Handsome Car of the Travelling Physi-
 clans Sidetracked Here.

Doctor Clarke, of the German. Aueri- can staff of physicians and surgeons, gave Republican reporter a glimpse of an ideal existence yesterday, when he conducted him through the hand. some aud convenient car which ie the travelling honse of the staff. The car is of unusual length, being seventy-two feet, and IS supported on pair of six wheel trucks. The space beneath the ear and between the tracks is utilized as storage room. The interior. is separated into four compartments, the kitchen the dining room. the parlor and the bath rooms. Every convent ence IS to be found in the culinary de.
 partment, and on the dining table was beautiful silver service. The hand somely furnished parlor is all that could be desired with it's oak furniture and silken hangings. Between the dining room and parlor ars two bedrooms, and i've more between -parlor and bath rooms. The arrangement of the interior
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28
FROM A PATH OF SHAME.
Phoenix Ministers Discuss the
 Project to Build Home.
Plans of the Home for the Downfall en DiSCussed-A Building to Cost $2,OOO Will Be Erected by the Phoenlx Society.

The result of the Crittenton meet ings was very different from the result usually effected by the travelling evan gelist. Too often the evangelist de- nounces the life Ithe wicked are leading and warns them of the terrible fate they may expect, and does not offer them practical means of escape.
 In the present instance the evange- list has shown those who desire to quit life of shame, the way back to an honest, upright way of living, and the citizens of the town, cooperating with the evangelist, are working to bring about the fulfillment of the promise Chairman w. H. Smith, speaking of the Florence CriIttenton Home yesterday, said that he had called a meeting for o'clock today, when the board would perfect its ar engagements for the immediate open ing of the home The plan proposed for the present is to rent house and grounds, and not begin building until the coming spring The board intends to expend about $2,000 on a building when they begin and hope to add to it as the demand for room increases. They desire a location in the western or northern section of the town. Some building lots are already offered.
 As ito the members taken into this home they will be kept furnished with board and clothes until such time as they can themselves obtain honest employment, or their parents or friends take them back home No amount of trouble or expense will be spared in caring for iJhe unfortunate and fallen women. 1.-The greatest difficulty we have experienced" said Chairman Smith, 'is to find a proper matron. We would prefer to have a lady who has lived here, if possible, but as yet have not been able to find one" About $2,500 has thus far been subscribed This shows how seriously the people of Phoenix are regarding the under. taking, when we consider how almosi impossible it is to open any new busi- ness undertaking.
 Rev. Mir. Mckinney of the Presbyter- ian church, approached regarding the work, spoke earnestly of the need fol such an institution and said that he re. garded this as a very strong point from which the moral and religious people of the territory could prosecute their work.
 "That such a life should be openly allowed and encouraged is a disgrace to the people of Phoenix" said Rev MT. Chase. q have openly preached against it and shall continue to do so It is plainly the duty of every nora man as we'll as every religious man to assist in this work, and there car be no doubt as to the final successful establishment of the home"
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28

is as complete in every respect as the best modern hotels.
 Doctor Clarke and Doctor Keith are both agreeable gentlemen, and are glad to show courtesy to anyone who desires to inspect their beautiful car. Their office for the treatment of patients ad- joins the big tent on the corner of Sixth avenue and Washington street. They expect to make speciality of chronic diseases.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28
This Is Your Opportunity.

This Is Your Opportunity.
 On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps, a generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon strate the great merits of the remedy.
 ELY BROTHERS,
 56 Warren St., New York City. Rev. John Reid, IT,, of Great Falls, Mont, recommended Ely's Cream Balm to me. I can emphasize his statement, ''It is posi- tive cure for catarrh if used as directed. "- Rev. Francis w. Poole, Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena, Mont.
 Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28

votes are made for the sound money Republican ticket. While the orator was speaking at Tempe the other night an inquisitive boy asked his father why the speaker was called a silver bug. Because he believes in the free coin age of silver" answered batter. 'But, pa,' asked the hopeful, ''do silver bugs have gold teeth?"
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28


 Roasting ScAlzzMgs Best tea in San Francisco costs more than roasting other tea in China or Japan, but it makes tea better.
 You don't have to pay the difference, though. It comes out of our profits.
 We make money in giv- ing up profits. Queer! A Schiing & Company
 San Francisco 392
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28

For this occasion the g. F. P. & P, Railway company will sell from all stations, tickets to PE9nig and return at one fare for the round trip, on cer- tfcate plan. Selling dates will be on November 8, g and 10. eThe fare from Phoenix to Tucson anOreturn, via the M. t P. railway, will be $9 60.
 GEO. M. SARGENT, General Passenger Agent, Prescott, Ariz. E. W. GILLETT,
 General Agent, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28
COAL MINERS LABOR.

ATHENS, O., Oct. 27.-All of the coal miners of this district went to work today at 45 cent rate. They ex- pect that the old rate of 61 cents will soon be restored.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28
Child Marriages in India.

In India there are 100000 boys and 1000 girls under the age of 14 who are legally married, while s,6Go boys and 24.000 girls who have not attained the age Of four are under marriage bonds as arranged by their parents.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28
HON. A. J. DORIAN MEETINGS.

Hon. A. J. Doran, Republican nomi- nee for delegate to congress, will hold meetings at Ehe following places on the dates given:
 Globe, October 29.
 Yuma, October Sf.
 Phoenix, November 2.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28
MEETING GRAND. LODGE FREE

And Accepted Masons Arizona at Tue
 son, November 10-12, 1896.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-28
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

October 30, Mesa.
 November 2, Tempe. November 2, Phoenix.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

forf'jedige 1iber tjsbt al Snbiansre
til en- sanite hei pris, % bet par Wez
ntrl9sn. at SettIerne ituloe tilbagsbes
tale Heslerinssn, bpdo 2anoet bapbs
foltet ben. s fibfte aougresiesiio
fremIdtte 8eleedt 5lpnn fra Stlabos
ma ct 5orilas ON, at Setttsre paa alt
Sanb | Stlabomd, Tom Regierinsen
bap0e fisbt af Snotan.re, Itulbe faa
bet lfslge be a~lminoelige 5omeiteaos
lobe uoen at betale Resjerineen tils
bd9e, hpdo ben bdpoe betalt for Gam
bet. Oette 5orildg blep peotdget at
quiet, og | Ssnotet blep bet paa Sors
lag at Senator psttigretp foranbret,
'aa bet MI pmfotter aft Iaabant 2ane,
Iom Resierinsen bar fisbt at Snbias
mere | andre Slater os Serritorier.
Der er pmfring 80 WiGipner @cres
2anb, Tom tpmmer inb unoer bette
5orilds. Dstts 2anb ligger / Ore
gon. Wontana, DaibinstOn, Sbabo,
Rorb Oatota. S1o 0atota, Minnez
iota os 8 forItjelise aanbitratninser
| Oklahoma. Hsgierinsen bar bstait
Snbianerne fra so Gents til 1915
per Icre. Den peb 2opsn faitidtte
pris for aft bette 2anb bele6er iig til
1886, 760,0O8, og bsnns Gum bar 81
gler.naen betalt e1er lppet at betdle
Si.oianern- FIR 2anbet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
Oct er ~itiaalet.

Oct bomber life iaa iielben, at Ri
faar greu us Ioitfort meo Gnmuonins
on, at ienoe oct eler bet go. al "geo
arnen," iom ct burttommet. 5irss
p%assnumeret tommer. beber bet, men
life "geb arnsn." Naaf bet trGfier,
at "geo Mrnen" life n,eoislser, iaa saa
lise til Ceres Ioitbus % taft Siplben
paa Yoitbetieulnsen, tbi Der er "Seo
arneu" tasst no. 9irsbassuumeret
os "8eo grnen~ trpffes iamtiois, os
bet er albeles umulist, at bet enc Tan
trptfeS uoen at bet anoet iglser mep.
8i oil naturlisuis sierne ienoe be table
Numere. iaa at @bOnnenterne life iial
mite BEN; men ri uil beroeo fun sjSre
opmartiom paa Sammcnbansen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
Ertt for nen,.
Tom ltner at
Abenmattsms,

Gor Rheumotlsm me. osnne utsn0.,
becsus Sfrni. bar les ct iulOitorh'''
%uitaoellst Wtiooei, iom lea msS
SamuIttIsbeo fan anbeiale til oG, s'0
l,oenoe Wteomsnueiter. 2ette p,burn.DD'
llse Miboel, bp'lfet ies peo ct rem, ~
f9loe opoasebe, bar enQana beIbr,s.,
andre 2ioenoe. Eli ale Dem, nov
fer OF prsue bette Wiiooel, bill in i.' ~.
en- 9rpuepaffe irlt. s 8lttsburo' S srs'
te%lbreoeoe bet en- Gpotbeter, Der w ~,
iioen 8orserfrisens 1io bouoe I'm,
Rbeumatlsme. s @enterulQe. qh,b.
be%lbreoeoe bet en- Mano, Der bapO, I','
get tiliensS | 10 Mar. z @i,nf,
Wtinn., belbreoeoe bet Scr. Gyeft H.,
bar iaa itarft a~ngreben, at ban T,o,,,.
frpbe omfrins paa S9nber Ga Ggob,,
s 9es MOlnes. Sa., belbreosbs NJ,
DIR. Sac. Bernhard, Tom bapbs [iOt =;
8heumatlsme / II Gar. : Gnrtoo,
Uio., b~elbrebebe bet Mr. aa6n, iOm ~,
uoe al Stanb til at bepase Grm M,
Sen. S 5alrfielo, Minn., belbrsS,,
oct Mrs. s. Salmon, iom bapoe ls,
al Rbeumatisme ,19 Nnr. Ntrs. 9pf,
3 Gnsel, 1916 gatterion Gue., gs',
timore, bleu beIbreoet eiter 8 9tars q,
better, 90 eiter at bun / 2 &ar bouS.
maaitst benptte arpffer. 2uiinber NJ
l%isnenoe Selbrecelier er aiiteotumns
peo Sialp az bette fofeli9e M,oo,l
huiltet insen 9ibenoe buroe unolao, a,
prsue. ba bet er en- iano gelIigneli, for
belle ben lloenoe Wenneifebeo.
Sor en- 9rspepaffe FAINT al uiS,r
Undertaking tilIfrioer man:
JOHN A. SMITH,
Summerield Church Bldg, Dept. IS
MILWAUKEE,, Wis
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
5orfieaiet.

5 be Gorsnsb. etater benbts
Der | ben forlsbu. uss $50 Gulittsr
imot 1913 ifjOr, o9 / Ganaba bar Der
AZ inoo "a ifior.
De for 2o.n Ssrmin at inbspas
rsnoe Var ubiiebts gsOiuingsr til Sas
lOoner ! ebicaso Difsr en- 0.baars al
400 fra forrigs Ssrmin.
On arbsiosmunb | Hininaer,
Winn., Grant peterion, blep | Man.
bags funben beo | fin G,ns. 9sbs,
aariae.n er uiisnbt. manoen pu,
usifs os 40 Oar samm.I.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

Yreiibent Gleuelano git forleoen
ioeuior fit Harti for at fiube ct pos,
lenoe Gmue for en- gmbeosmano, ibet
ban uon9unte 5rant 8. @rbudle til
"&eceiuer" al phentlise Gense / 8ens
Der. Scr. Nrbudte Dor paa en- Ranh IA
Mt,l fra 9enper, ps er, bpao mon +,
Colorado falber en- Mc9inleps Gepus
blltaner. Oct par Senator @olcotts
SnoHppelie, iom ifaffeoe BAN bette
@mbeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

Den bemofratiite Club / Omaha,
JON CT en- al be melt ariitofrat,fe poli=
tife Srsaniiatipner i 2anbet, bar nps
fig bolbt ct Msbe os ubitsbte al Sore.
ulnsen aae Meolemmer, ium uuber
Iiote Sals lille unoeritstteoe 8rpan.
Slanot be uoiipbte Mebiemmer &c be
fleite prominente 9emofrater i Staten
% ontrent buersneite fsberal Gmbeoss
mano / Hebraifa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
pbiltppinrrnr.
csrsfti bar sremsnns.

Rs6eIIerne pirbsr iteoie fIere sils
bRngsrs | gr~opinbierne, og Stiuingen
Elmer pauftsligsrs iorSpanierne. Men
gnen monilu Ct life truet, % be Der
b%oI1tts llolRnnirgsr nGrsr ingen
5rngt. tti man bar 10 en- TART ipunIt
gsfatrius. ali gnar Der ION elers.
Gst friDini9e aorps gisr ftor 8upn,
itisnt bet naturligpis turbe uars bebre.
en- BEL Zine FtaI 2 9pmpanier
ipdnFts So[butsr bare ituot paa bpers
andre. ba stbptrt al Dem ments al babe
Rsbsller for fig.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
&uinberne i Soabo bar facet Stems

&uiuberne / Soabo bar iaaet Stems
meret. etatens Ssieiteret afsau for
leben ben ajenoelie, at bet i~Dreilanebe
ENHANCEMENT til @runolopen, boorueo
&pinoerne faar Stemmeret, bapoe
faaet Mojoritet Of be Stemmer, iUm
par faiteoe for eller imob bette gmens
oement, men ON Bet barbe iaaet Ell
Maioritst al iamtlise peo Salset al,
giune Stsmmsr par uitfert. Der bier
aisipet 5000 here Stemmer for bet
emo imoo bet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
c.Riaet ,srbnnsa mss II. z.

Der gaar Rpstsr ON. at be batpoiis
lie Ger inbsn life Iuu lang Glib oil
bIipe annsttsrst mso be 6oren.bs Stas
ter. Den bapaiiits 8sfoltnins ifal
pere meeet inos berfor; bet famine
fiess pm BreIioent Glspetanb. unoers
hanhlins.r berom itaI bare i fulo
Sang mensm 2sRigsts ps be Serene.
be Staters reipsttiue MiRiftre.
gnonu peb mar life iDnberlia III
tsrt ON ben belle aHars, men, er BET,
iOm bet iig.s, tan bet bel life taae Iao
lauss. for man faur fuIoitGnbig ge.
Heb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

Se Sg~Ioienatorer, jom forlob bet
republifanIfe Sarti unoer SORRENTO.
nsn / ct. 2ouls. lifer life, at man fals
Der benz Gopuliiter. Samtiois flyer
be, at be lite er 9empfrater eIer 3tes
publitanere. 2e faloer fig ielp "Sns
DEPENDENTS. congressman Ne,ulanb
fra Ieuaba iubtaser En- lisnenoe Still,
ling / &epre ientuntbuiet, men ban fal-
Der fig sslumano (Silverite).
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
AnnrnIten.
20. trauses H1srs .spepe.

Der Ct pfitielt mslbt, at quitrolien
mo inbfsr. 5 Miaionsr gufbels !Spes
Be bette 4ar, fprbi Gplinsen Der er
ilcast fell. Sppsbmasien at benns
Soripnins pil tomms fra Qmsrita, %
5irmaer / San 6roncisco bar iitrst fig
tore 9sitiqinser, mebens ganabas
aisbmanb bar forIsmt fig; bet Tan
nog h1nbs, at bel snbnu life er for
lent fpr BEN at melce ia, f~triuer Mtr.
Carte. Gonaoas SaHoeIs aommisfar
| QuItralien.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

en- frif,en @upernrr for Grttd, hptlttt
bar inoriIsst; Ct sipncmif Selplinte
af 1ributpselien til SuItansn; Ws'l''
trrs9olitiets Reorganization al en-
europaif Officer pe en- udfhangls
psmmsno. Wast PAD zen peo Sprei'
itIfe az en- !Sei.ittrtt | 9bdnid.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
3em irDatcoc Gomi,tmptton
Tau bclbrcocs.
l.. ". 2Istnn, ". 6 ben ftsre 3emifer %
@ioenifabsmano. bar ienot 5 6taifsr
al baus nslis opoagsss eGses
miooef tyit ttI xipenos.

Or. d sbattsr al ~teeprassApnsu~i = Seq bar OPS
paset Ct pdalipellat Hiiooel mae @eniumpiioa o. ale
Nuitrprs., paiss % Hunse M oorl ne, alMaettl Sils
b aesena, Gitnusriaa OF ane ri nsstean paa aiir1i.
telie. Sui,ter al iIlipnrlaoeues baa lse TIlriee =
belbreeeee pea Uenmeltt srnl. 3ea e. Ia 'ulott Inots
inter b a b rs belgre9enoe Gune, at ia. for AZ sisrs
Npltts bertr HliaAfn flenDi, ul irnne INT NJ sItoer
safsr al 8tresSldn, fem ltoira Isle Spaetn, nc. I
Siaitsr al nia Newly Discovered Remedies rss
Mpntageien a. 6rpreiss OIL y ftsNoresit. 4 u.
SIpen ae. e., 90 1ine efsef. Wem porf.
Sfrfp III Gofisren paa QuseItf % nruu bette Blao.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

Den tpite Siesjerins pruteite,er
imOo, at Dor &esjerins bar last Ell
GOnafsiit paa tDite Sfibe / amerifanlte
Saune. Sermeo er pei benne Gag al.
%iluttet, iubtil ben tpite Gesjerius ai'
lfaHsr 3OnaisiIten poa amerlfanlte
StIbe / iplte Saone. Oct iises, at
amerifanIte sfibe bar betalt minoii
100000 9onafsift i tpfe Saune,
iiben tplfe Sfibe / 1888 bleu fritasne
for oenne Aisift / ameritanite Sapue.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
st. Olaf College.

Sinteriermineu ~bespnber 2irsoae ben 81,
Sauuar 1897 % Nutter Slrsoa9 0en 9Oy
Marls ma ittommenoe.
&intertermineu siper ii9r be glep,r, ium
er TONNE libt fren | be alminbelile Stulsioo
Ell meget goo Inlebuiug til at ltuhere uioers
Saaoaune, iomiIer bar freipentsr,t Niap,.
mler. Norma lfo.er eller Colleges, Ian 6r
foriiGtte Il en- at lptlbe Sloeu nso at !qp
opsr ialen, bpao be lsr bar !9rt.
llnoeru snInsen for SInterterm ueHt
altap inlet fofter. ............s1O 90
Incidental Expen es....... ELS
Susleien l 2foIebpgninssn. 3.25
Satt $500
8p,ten ueo Stolen err MI reouceret til $500
pr. llge.
s golleaet er lln%oerpisuiugeu fri. men
Gollege.G eperne betaler So 35 incidental
expenses.
Scr nGrntere Splpsninser ~tiliriu
81. u. Wpbu,
15a5 RoribfslO, Rinr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

&nlesVeiten

ubbrebsr fig til ale santsr. S goms
ban anmslotes Torrige 5irsoas 55
npe siIf9Ibs os 81 8sbsfaIo. Sis
ben ben ubbreb bar 1926 pGret ipge;
8O4 er afsauet peb 0sbsn. Den al
minbsliae 0sbsftatiitit / gpmbdp pis
Ter usentIis omtring 800; M inos
traHer Der manssn llse et Suiinoe
Sepsfalo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

arptteil.-S iiOHe SO. Of 9,is.
l'0ns's'pt er uOslaot en- etni, onaoaeu.
De santbaimis Ser iiaar: uais.
iOHar strsisruO tor bait ct m.o.t
1aaroi anfalO Oip. efal per.: mis.
l'0nsr strefsraO bsrettsr, at g,isIio.
aer ssrrs'eH bar bait ct m.set baoro,
Gaialb pip.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
gtnltctt.
s,ras. wimtasrem mss Trisssisani"nee'

ssrasr seimiaersn mrs frisps'1a'""''"
Minifer Rubini Pal bare itor s1't
til al taa gdrlamsntst opIfit, | bet
Soab oerpeo at fuure itaFe be Haots
tai, maioritct; bisis er iGroeIes iros
for en- llotraocIIt al SripptIsIltan
cen "a a|fiIutnirs al en- aIiante nneo
5rantrioe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
@rsupern6r Rerriaui.

Spab pil GrsGupsrnsr 'Merriam
gjsre / 0aibinston? ipsrser mango.
6an bar nplig lsiet ct fort pent Sus
% pit ianbIpnligpis bo Der meo i'm
5amilie. Manse siatter paa. at ban
oil blipe Msblem at Mcainleps aaz
6inst, men bet er Der Dog liben Sanbs
IhnIinbeb for.