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Made Unlawful use of the Mail.

Last night Deputy U. S. Marshal
Humphrey arrived from Portland and
this morning arrested Guy Leland
Moulton, whom he took before U. S.
Commissioner Huntington on charge
of sending obscene literature through
the U. S. mail. The complaint charg-
ed Moulton of having deposited in the
mail car In this city on Sept. 26 last
letter addressed to Mrs. Jennie Moul-
ton at Albany, Or, that was obscene.
Moulton waved examination and was
held in bonds of 5000 to appear before
the U. S. grand jury. He was taken
to Portland on the afternoon train by
Marshall Humphrey Moulton has
been in The Dalles but short time,
perhaps month, and has been running
an establishment in the East End for
dyeing and cleaning clothes.
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From trlQay'S Daily

There are now 100 patients in the
insane asylum at Salem.
F. A. Seufert and family went to
Portland this afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Bates has gone to Port
| land for few days. visit.
w. B. Presby, leading attorney of
Goldendale, is in the city.
Mrs. Singer, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Williams. returned
today to her home in Oregon City.
Mrs. L. Newman and fan lily left to-
day for Portland, at which place they
will make their home in the future.
The attendance at the state fair was
better yesterday than on the opening
day, but it is less than the usual atteu-
dance.
Thirty. seven members of Gesang
Verein will go to Portland tomorrow
afternoon to attend the anniversary of
the Turner's.
Gov. Pennoyer and Hon. j. K.
Weatherford left on last nights train
for Pendleton, where grand Bryan
rally will be held tonight.
Large quantities of Klickitat county
wheat are being received at the Dia-
mond Mills in this city, from 20 to so
teams arriving daily from across the
river.
Yrs. ]. C. Hostettler and Miss Alice
Hostettler left on last nights train for
Kansas. Mrs. Hostettler goes to Con-
cordia to visit for two months. while
Miss Hossettler returns to her home
in Glasco.
The seeker fer variety and quantity o.
anything in the dry goods liue need go
no further than N. Harris store, cor
ner Second and Court streets. The
new fall stock in that establishment
affords the widest possible range for
making selections.
All members Of Gesang Verein Har-
monte intending to participate in the
celebration at Portland, are requested
to assemble at the depot in this city at
1890 P. NJ. tomorrow, Saturday, Oct.
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Presidential Electors.

Secretary of State Kincaid on Tues
day. October 6, 1895, certified that the
following-named persons were duly
nominated for presidential electors to
be voted for on November 8, 1896, at
the general election to be held in Or
egon on that date:
Republican-Joln q F. Caples, T. T.
Geer, e. L. Smith, S. Nj. Yoran.
Peoples. democratic, Silver Repub-
hcan-N. L. Butler, E. Hofer, W. h.
Spaug, Harry Watkins
Prohibition-D. Bowerman, c. J..
Bright, Leslie Butler, c. E. Hoskins.
National Democrats-Lewis B. Cox,
Alexander NJ. Holmes, Frank A. Seu-
fert, Curtis J. Trenchard.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10
EX-GOVERNOR LUCE
It Is Claimed That He Will support Nc
Kiniey, but Will He?

Hon. Cyrus W. Luce, twice govern
or of Michigan, has for years been one
OF the strongest advocates of the free
coinage Of silver in the republican par
ty, aud it is only reasonable to sup
pose he would be found on the side OF
Bryan in this campaign, however the
Associated Press claims to have direct
statement from him that he will not.
AS evidence of what position he will
take in the present controversy, the
Democrat. published at Bad Axe.
Michigan, prints the following letter
from the ex-governor:
"In 1878 the BlandAllison act WIS
| passed. This restored the legal tender
rights to silver. IL also provided for
the coinage of S2,000,0G0 monthly
During the tendency of this bill the
same predictions we're loudly made
that we hear now, that gold would for
ever take its departure if the bill be-
came law, but during the twelve
years it was in force we more than
doubled our supply of gold and paid off
more than a billion of tho national
debt. Further agitation of the subject
gave to us the Sherman bill. During
all this time both parties wore pledg
ing this country to the use OF both
gold and silver as standard money
With this promise soemnly made the
country rested content. although nei
ther of the bills gave to silver its birth
right But when President Cleveland |
declared that silver must go, l, in com |
mon with many others, took alarm. al
though in priv .te life | fought thu rr-
peal desperately. On the 9Th uf July. |
1898, | wrote u letter TO IL friend, in re-
ply to an inquiry similar to the onr
you make of me now. In that letter l
the results of an uncondition-
al repeal of the Sherman law. Suffice
it to say that my worst fears have been
realized. l said then and now repeat
that there is not gold enough in the
world to serve as sole measure OF
value and sustain established prices.
For selling purposes the shrinkage in
values of the average property has
been at least 25 per cent, and this is to
De continued unless in some way gold
8 given assistance in the discharge of
luties imposed upon it. The measure
If values is made larger and larger and
the prices of products grow
over. This infiicts an awful injustice
lpon the debtor class including the ,
government it elf. The only relief in :.
light is to authorize the use of silver ,
S an assistant to gold. Their use as.
money has given to both of these met ,
Is large share of their values. The G
restoration of silver. to its =
ime honored position would doubtless l
reate some disturbance, but do not q
hare to any extent the fears of the re- q
gold men, and while l am very anx- U
,us for such an adjustment as will q
laintain the parity of the two metals 7
ct if this cannot be done, speaking in n
De name of eternal justice, prefer to
IN the risk OF free coinage and silver
than to follow theroad
e are now travelling"
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10
Land Transfers.

A S. Blowers and wife to Charlotte
E. Early, IL acres in sec 81, t3 n, 10
e. 500.
Nathan Harris and wife TO Ell Hard
wick, lot block Fort Dalles addition
to Dalles City, 81.
P. A. Snyder to A. S Blowers quit
claim deed ST set sec 26, nj net. NJ
nw4, set sw4 sec 30. n, 10 e, $40.
Kate 3. Jameson to C. r. Bone and
N F. Davidson. net sw4, nw4 set sec
IL, n, r 10 g, $500.
w. A. Wood to Mary S. Wood, ne4
sec SO, nw4 sec "a. u, r Is g, $1,000.
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The GarruterH.

Following is the cast of characters
for Howell's farce, 'Tne Garroters. "
to be rendered at the Baldwin opera
house Saturday afternoon at '2:3O
o'clok:
Mrs. Roberts, the impressible.
Mr.. Roberts, her n,pch loved hus-
band.
Willis Campbell, diabolical mis-
chief maker.
Mrs. Cashaw, the "dignity' of the oc-
casion."
Mr.. Bemis, the victim of the Carrot
ers.
Young Mr.. Bemis, son of the former.
Young Mrs. Bemis, daughter of DR..
Lawton. .a.4
Bella. the maid. ai
DR.. Lawton, match for Willis
Campbell.
Admission 25 cents. children Is cents.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10
Minnesota For Bryaa.

DIR. Charles Foglesong, ,Sof Minneap.
oils, is visiting his brothef, who lives
near this city. He says that Mime.
sofa is sure to go for Bryan. With
$4,000 pcnulist votes, the free silver
republican vote, and even two-thirds
of the normal democratic strength the
state viii give Bryan $4,000 majority.
Iowa is also likely to go for Bryan. as
thousands of farmers have left the
republican party and will vote for
Walla Walla Statesman.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10

well received. The officers elected for
the present year are as follows: Pres,
E. II. Merrell of The Dalies; vice pres,
Jos. O'Brien of Dufur: sec'y., Mrs. c.
E. Bayard Of The Dalles; Treas, Miss
Margaret Shelly OF Hood River valley;
junior su2t., Mrs. Miller OF Hood
River.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10

The air-tight heater will pay for
itself in one winter-in the saving of
wood. 1t will give better satisfaction
with less fuel than any other stove
made. See them at
MAIER & BENToN's.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10
For full details call en- the o. R. s N. Agent
at THE DALLES, or address
E. MCNEIL, President and Manager.
w. H. HURLBURT Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Portland Orepon
New O. II. q n. Schedule.

New o. L. q \. Schedule.
Train No. l arrives at Tho Dalles
4:50 A. NJ, and leaves 4:55 A. NJ.
Train No. arrives at The Dalles
l0:i0 P. M, and leaves 10:45 P. NJ.
l2a,5 P. NJ, and west-bound train No. Z
leaves at 2:30 p. NJ.
Train % and "A will carry passengers
between The Dalles and Umatilla,
leaving The Dalles at p. NJ. daily and
arriving at The Dalles at l P. NJ. daily,
connecting with train Nos. and Z
from Portland. E. E. LYTLE,
Agent.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10
Pills Do Not Cure.

Pills do not cure constipation. They
only aggravate. Karl's Clover Root
Tea gives perfect regularity of the
] bowels. For sale by NJ. q. ,Donnell.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10
Turn on the Light.

Turn the x rays on our piano prices
and you will see revealed that they are
lower than all others. If you intend buy
ing an instrument call on US and be
convinced that our pianos are the best
and our prices the lowest.
JACOBSEN BOOK & MUSIC Co.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets do
not affect the head or produce nervous.
ness like the sulphats of quinine.
Messrs. Blakeley & Houghton are
authorized to refund money in every
case where it. fails to cure coughs,
colds, and la grippe. Price 25 cents.
Wakelees Squirrel Poison at Blake.
ley & Houghton's 80 cents can; 50
q dozen.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10
BORN.

MAYS-In this city on October S, to the wife OF
Ed s. Mays, daughter.
FERGUSON-In this city, Oct sth. to the wife
OF James Ferguson. girl.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10
Presbyterian Synod.

Union will entertain the Presbyter-
ian Synod of Oregon beginning Thurs
day and continuing five days. Over
100 members and delegates will be in
attendance from all parts of Oregon.
Much interest in the synod is notice.
able in our exchanges, and the pres
ence of Revs. McMullen and Marshall,
secretaries OF the home and foreign
missions at New York City, will add
to the attraction of the eassemblageand
in the great work at hand.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10
Letters Advertised.

The following is the list of letters re-
naming in The Dalles Dostoffice un-
called for October 8, 1895. Persons
calling for these letters will please
give date on which they were ad-
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VertlSed:. -, --.t p;
Blalock, r Y Buckler, E T
Dimmick. Jas DotsOn, E
F,iley, Mrs Berrl Freeman, Aaron
Glenner, B F Grubb. A J
Hall. L Hunt, e
Hailbur, Aug Harvay, J T
Johnson. A A johnson. VIM
Lewellyn. E Leslie, Frank
Lohrli, Konrad Lauer, A A
Lynch, Alvis Robertson, Jas
Robertson, Jno. Robertson, Lille
Sharp, Ed w Smiley. Tbos
Sheppard. ] T Todd, Harry
Wamer, Minnie N Wa0ner, Grace
Wilhelm. Frank Watkins, Mrs J A
Wilhelm, E W Whitboff, Chas
C,RnSSEN p NJ
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MAIER & BENToN's.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
ttefsrieI pe Suofsrtel I Wat.

Dor 9ursubfsriel | Mai Mdaneb
bapbe en- 8eroi at $685. 29 imob
$64,267,179 / Rai 1895. Den fam
leoe ubfsriel | be II Muaneber at
bette Resnitdbsaar bapbe en- 89roi al
$815, 81 64 imob $752,570,385 /
be tilIparenbe Maaneoer at forrigs
4ar. Dor Snbfsrfel at 9arer | Mai
bapbe en- 8eroi at $685., $40 imob
$66,028,S54 / Mlai ifior, os | be II
Muuneoer at Regnitdbsaaret til
$723,260,7 TAT imob $670,307, 921
ifjor. Dol l1bfsrfel | bisie Maane=
Der iaar er altIaa 500, 71L,O17 itsrrs
enb Dor SnbfsrIel. S Mai Maaneb
uofsrtes Sub for 19,103,913 me-
bsns Der fun i~nofsrtes Sub for
$4,000 s be iibits II Maaneoer
er Der inbfsrt Cub for $74,505,54
imob $32, 948,199 / be ~tilIparsnoe II
Meaaneber ifior, men at Glib tnbfsrs
tee Der for $43, 5,518 mere enb Der
ubfsrtes / be iibite II Maaneoer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Hlaaben RaI foreaeS.

Observation-Disclosures bill tnoen 10
0ags aoertere for anbuo paa gpg'
ming at 8 fore Slagifibe, 3 Sorpeooz
9eitropers og 10 So%rpsoobdaoe, ION
iibIte Songres bar beuilget be nebpens
biee gense for. Sla9tibene blir
bpsgeoe efter planer, iom .r en- &om'
binution al "WasIu9uietts" oa
"8sariarge," men / 8atterierne blir
Der forstaset oigtige Sordnoringer.
9e 3 Sorpebos0 eitrobers meo en-
Surtisbeb at SO &nob / stmsn bill
blipe noget gunite npt, ba Der mer
bisie inofsres en- M &lusie Stibe
be Soreneoe Skaters 5laabe. 9et er
Observation-Disclosures Sniigt at bsnpttt
Ida meset ION mulist ameritanIt III
Segnere o9 9pgmeitre.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Ill betpoeIie SoroeI for Sarmere.

SorbbrugsminiItsrsn bill ben lite
Suli oprette ct npt Department unber
Rapn al "9iologiculS urpep" = bpors
peb foritdaes, at Der ital sjsres OPP
mdalinser og fpretases &artl9gning
for at oiie be Ggne | bper Stat og
bpert 5erritorium, Tom ssner Zig bebit
for be forifieaige DIR og plunter.
Reiultdterne at be biologiite Maulins
ger er Der al 9runo til at pente bill
blioe til Diotr9ttenDe stonomif 6ors
Del. Sorbbrugere, 9artnsrs os apass
opbrattere bill blioe foripnet msb aars
ter og en- tor aatalog. in~oebolbenbe
Sortsgnelie ooer ale Susbpr oe oper
Planteriset. lebiagst at Undertaking
ON, bpor be 2anoftratningsr finbss,
pda bpilte be fan aplss og oprtes al be
Torenebs Staters Sorbbrugsrs.
Sarmsr. og andre fditsr bpert Oar
Wilioner at Dollars bort til llnbtts
peo at inoiuu Sab | urigtig Sorbs
buno og unoer ubeloige tlimatiife5il>
itdnbe eller oeb at inoIabe fig paa al
opale entelts Slags 0pr / Iaaodnns
Gsns. boor atmoifaren os Sobertils
ganeen er usunItig. st Sorps opg=
tige Raturforitsre peo bet biologiIts
Opmdalinssoepartement bill blipe ubs
ienbt for at sjsre betalierebe 2anoz
maalinger oper belle 2unbct FAINT t9ls
og flasTficers be lsDenoeartsr ium Fns
bes / boert eneIts gouHtp | be Gorenebs
Stater. De pil ogiaa m9rte zig aliz
ma~tforboloene, Ssiosn ODER Sapet,
S~orbbunosns 9eItafenbeb, ps / bOor
bei 9rab be i9regns Gprbolo ~influerer
paa 4rternss 5oroslins.
iii Gbsf for bet npe Spmaalinss-
bepartement sr uoieet Or. 6. 9ari
Werridm. Taur belle 2anost er tarts
laat / bette Iaritilie giemeb. ifal aar.
terne beforSrss / Srptten os ~nsiastie
piie, bpor be fO~ritielige artsr bsre,
biemme.
Snt.t anbet 2ano / @erben bar no.
seniinbs forOronet OpmaaIinser al
benne SIaSs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
RuttJna.
On Qpimse osaaar fro Dc esse.

Sra Wiaita berettes ON ct Mirafel,
Der er fpregaaet meo Mrs. 4id Guoor
/ Sin9man. SUN bar tilibnelabenbt
.oposipg, og benoes 9~adrerenoe Idmles
De fig ON bsnoes 0sosiens pg iasttoa
benoe, meoens bun iDntes at ipnts
inb / fin iibIte Sspn. gfterat bun
iaaleoes bar oset ben, uoiatte be -
for at eftertomme bsnoes Iioite SnHe
- mso at begrdpe benoe, inbtil en-
lansere Sio MATTE bore bensaaet,
0a tom ben f~ormooentlige 9soe Jig
plucielis tiIiOe isien Os begpnbte al
ipnss. ruabe os tlappe | S9noerne al
Srpo. "8riitus belbreoeoe mig, me-
oens jes laa i en- Senrpttelie!" jubleoe
Mrs. GupbD. Sun er MI / COB ges
bring.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Z 1s Counter t Ohio torbfes bemo.

= 10 Counter | Ohio fo'oies oemos
~tratite gountptonperticner ben 13be
d., og | ale idmmen i.irsbt GriisIo.
0emofraterne. gne be pdfst. Dele
CATER til Statstonpentionen bl.p pads
ldgts at TENN. for en- Srifslpsplat'
form. Statstono.ntion.n iomm.r
til at bsftaa at 673 D.lesater. % na,
ten ale er oalgt.. gn for Taiorit.t
at benz .r | 5upsr af FIJI Rbn.nins at
Sslo efter Sorbolbet 16 til 1.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Erntnku.
en- sammsI sorbrsseI,e.

Gn getjent peo Statens SinbsIp.
aeaIpl / lexington, artbur SO. platt
ifiso og brebte for II Oar iiben Sssit
8. gree, en- at Putienterne, os tom Zig
pet. Gu iibit / Mai bIep ban a~rreits'
ret / Orforo, England, antlaset fpl
Rsperi. Weoens ban Der lab fang'
ilet, tiiitob ban Jig itpIoig | Woroet
"a glutoriteterne i asntuctp blep IN:
perrettet. Sheriff 9rois sr nu af'
reiit til england for at brinse plaii
tilbdse til 2srinston, bpor be ilsits al
0ibnerne imob BAN enbnu Dor.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
gsnator Relion itanbiebe I Wan.

Ssnator Relion itanbiebe I Wau'
bags | Ct. PAUL paa @iennemreiie fra
Ddi6ington. Gil en- 8labreporter
uotalte ban fslsenbe DIN 9upernsrs
oalsst / Minneiota:
timber &en ON Tornindttonen
for 8upernsr bar Der life pnret frem'
fsrt en- eneite alage mob 8upernsr
Glpusb eIer bans Administration.
Oct ipnes for mig. at ban unbsr bisie
Omitanoisbeber er berettiset til at
blioe nominerst, og jeg ffdl, iua piot
ieg formaar. unberitstte bum. pdd
famine lib err bet life mere enb Ret at
iige, at ies life bar nosen p~erionlig
Sppoiitipn mob no9en at be anbr.
4%anbibater.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Set ier no til, at 9opuliiter o. Dc,

Oct Ter no til, at gopuliiter o. Dc.
motrater flaur fs fammen | Spo
Odtotu og beler Gmbeoerne I be for'
Itjelise Counter fig im.llem. :
geabls Gountp bolot populifterne fors
lebtn Dag Gountptonpention os nos
minereoe 8 Demoirdter for gountps
embeber, ReIten al Rdnbibaterne er
populiiter. 9e tilitemte Omaha,
platformeu. Sutton .r meset dlmin.
oelis ODER bel. Staten, os bet bill lite
blipe nosen let Sag for Republiianers
ne at isire psb nrfte Ssitpals.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
9nnfnttG.
samsesIastabrif fcreIsbie itamfet.

De 800 Irbeibere peb ben fore
"Macbetb Camp Gbimneb" Sabrit /
Glfpopb bleo / 2srbags unbsrrettet
ON, at arbeioet pep Sabriten bill blips
inoitilet MI paa 2srbag os life giens
optases, for ben parmeft. Qarstib er
fprbi. arbeiberne bill iaalsbes blipe
gipet en- nGiten to Maanebers 1erie.
9et forlsbne 4ur bar p9ret meaet
inbbrinsenbe baabe for Sirmast pg
bets arbeioere, ba intet tiblissre aar
fan oppiie ct iaa fort ubbptte Iom
bette.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Sun 9nkntn.
eceoe % Capre.

1aFsttOens polOiomfe Iesn oms
snS WtImOt inotraf 2srbaas.
ss9teltsn er Rssn en- naIfen baalis
SIaf' Tribes fra nepnte gp. !Spes
MP ~ % 9aOren ituar sobt, bporimob
-S'M enonu lille er Iunst fremme
saar tnart lit ereamsrn.
"a Ian M aniees for imiftert, at
:, same'rlain pil faa ct Creamery; tbi
D'anO, ION bill iette Soretaaenbet
s.As 9. 9. YsarbsIep fra Maples
o. o., Iflnn,, = er netop afreiIt til
d. '0f at tigbe bet n~pbpenbise Mas
!. '1, Sadinart bette anfommer pg
pI0 ''Os Opitiaet, bill bet blipe taset
n 1.aS' I'll iuu ian fte, bill piitnot
i. cage bsnsau. Sorretninssman.
gar saa.t inb paa at betal. en-
"4s' % Osb Sibsn beraf bar be tils
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
GnpInttn.
cone uoHater for MsIina.

Hu Ter altIammen ub til at gngs
lamb faur en- COB Spit; ben iibits llges
Rssn bar brast en- @eliisnelie paa al
9rpoe, life minbit paa Spsben, iaa
bet tanite fan tomme BERTH, at Sortez
Saps !SpeOsn os ben fra be SorsneOe
Slater lite bill betales meb iaa bsis
priier iom fsr. aae &orniorter fra
amerita ipnes MI life at bore iaa efs
teripurste til iaa beie priisr fom tios
lisers.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Nrhrurkn.
Snobsitninsen

at Sosoe os Sabre sr MI / furb Gang
Der | Staten, ffripss fra Omaha ben
15oe bs. Sstte sr msset tiplist, os
ubbpttet er BERTH ubsrt fort. - Oct
fortaues, at auguit Mpers / Setter
ion Gountp baobe ct ubpre fort 4real
meo mooent &orn, og at ban bsgit
Selpmoro, forbi ban life Iaa nogen
Mulisbeb til at faa ct tilitratteligt
Intal S%sItfolt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
General Sorrero I anibe.

San er blsoen officielt unberrettei
ON, at bet sperite &rigsoepartement
os Warineoepartementet bar funbet
antlage mob BAN, forbi ban bar ins
i~ulteret fin S~peroronsoe General
Gafnpos.
&rissminiiteren bar ooerleperetO os
tumenterne ON benne Sag til Senatet,
Der / lin Saanb bar Sempnbisslis for
at ftrioe inb. ba General gprrero er
palgt til Senator. Sm benne Sao
bill Der npf tomme op en- itarp 0ebat.
Sdnite bog bet Sele bill bilGgses
al Minbelisbsb, ba General Gampos
belit pil unogaa ale ubebuseligbeOsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

ten for ON mulig at faa 5insr. ! Wisa
o9oerne.
Der bar inssn lltilfrsosbeo pitt Jig
pso GbaptnsM insn; Der bar Qrbsis
osrne tilipnelabenoe peltilfreos. Oct
mua osrfor antagss, at uoaaoen blep
begdaet at Nenb, iom 8apt. 9oloss
tportbp ian bape nsgtet Irbeibe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
autnnfa.
eiaes at benset hslbreeense araft.

Gn un9 S%aanoperter | &octforb peo
RuOn GbarIes Strong ipnes at babe
uopitlet fig til at blipe ct %forbduienbe
timber | Retning at at belbrebe Spse.
Oct Ter uo, ION ON ban pil tomme til
at gda baube 9ammono os 8oniorter
en- bet Sang = beoer bet oerfra -;
tbi efterdt bans 0ugperf peo ct ber<
oGrenbe Bolt Worts er tilenoe, blir
bans Sjem formelis beleiret at Solt,
Der sniter bans Sebanoling. Wsn
Iao bar ban ogIaa Daret m9rtparpig
beloig meo fine Patientsr. Sualebes
bar ban belbrebet ct @ntal Silfalbe al
2ambeb. San pdaItaar. at ban be-
iiooer en- 9ammel Snoianerbottcrs
aano, og en- os anben Sang, naur ban
er "benrpttet", fan ban uoitebs pirtes
Zig. Snoianerbbl.
gasroet peo 8renteIinisu.
Simotbp Ouggun, Gier at ct 8erts>
bus oeo 2anoepeien Nor Menpmonee,
So 0apieIs Gountp, ilpg forleoen
Dag / Slime til Sbomas Ooolins fra
8dlena, Ida at benne bpbe itrdr efter.
Oct osobringenbe Slag falot, mebens
be to W9no fob ubenfor @ertsbuIet
pda Staten Wiscon'ins @runb. 0pos
ling tumleoe flere Sob bort og falbt
paa ben anoen Sioe at Statssrenien
iaaleoes, at ban blep lisgenbe / Sniz
nois, og Der bsos ban. 0ussan boI=
oes arrsiteret ! Grant Gpuntp, mebens
2i9ipnet blep bolbt / So 0apieis
Gountp, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
uolanoet.
BrnnItrn.
momarfiasr saatsros.

Sra Rio Sansiro bsres bet, Tom ON
bet monartiIts Glement be9pnber at
fetts fig / geoaselie. Den tioligere
8eiiers Miniiter, OeSuro preto, er
Sjrlen / Gorstasenbet. Del er moi
5antsn, at Oatter at Dom pebro ben
4nbsn, Isabella, @repinhe h,Gu, ftul
TONNE paa S6ronsn iom 8eiierinoe
SIabeGa ben 5srite. Mondrtiitsrne
bar truHet ale 5oranitaltninger for
at faa bet oronet meb bet nbe Monarti.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
srennrtpt 1 emsrIasntns.

De 5orenebe Stat.rs 9onIul
Stoctbolm bar inobsrettet til noens
rigsoepartementet, at en- SDtrfte bar
opfunbst en- Maitine, boormeo man
fan tilpirte Smsr paa ct Minut. Oct
sr en- Sngenisr, Tom bar opfunoet
bsnne MaTtins, Iom er meget entsl,
Gmsr tilpirtes at itsriliieret Ttelt.
MdItinen bar OGrst / 9iriombeo
flere Ndaneber og bar BAIT megen
SpIigt bldnbt Neieriiter.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
9rnnIulunntn.
9ilibu,ters arreuerst.

gisren al os &aptein.n paa Sill
buItering : 9amperen "8ermuba,"
Spbn .. Sart os Gbparb 9. Rilep,
blep / 2Sroass arrsiterebe / pbilabels
pbia paa Overwhelming at ben ipanife
aoniul / SactionDiqe, 5la.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Colorado.
On @taamtft.

SberiF Sapis fra Ratplins I Dbos
ming Tom | Wanbass til 9enper for
at bente Paitor Sborpe. en- Srbets
6ortpnoer, Tom er antlaget for gis
gami. Sborpe, Der bar en- SuItru /
Soma, 9ifteoe fig bssuagtet ben 30ts
Wiai meo en- uns 9ise i Gpanston.
Wpo. Den paroige qreit er osiaa
beIfplot for Meneo os g%eorassri.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Mtnnrfntn.
eIutntnaSyett.

ssntorotd Goles. bapbe Slutninsss
rtaS7so'r ben lite Stunt. Sslsenos
sa'aer'oe: Dime @abbs, Sobn 3.
s<aHn'on, GusuIt GtIunb. Gbriifian
s'''' Jimmie 0olesbp. Ole 5ebie,
e',Se 6ldten, Sans $. 5olte, Carl
! Sl0s, Gbas. 2unb. OIe 30. Obne
wy anna Sonbas. SiIbu Stenrubs.
SOa'S' Isiociutionen boGber aarss
n'Ss Den 25oe Stunt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
gpnnten.
cpao Rean TAN usrette.

Sra Wabrib tommer ben gfterrets
ming, at be ipanite @eneralsr paa Gus
ba | ct Weoe bar fattet ben geiluts
ming, life for bet fgrite at furetage nos
s~etiombelit meb Sniurgenterne paa
@runb at bet it9rte ResnfalO. iom De
bar Der MI.