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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-09

Notice Is hereby given that the atseas-
mcnt made by Ordinance No, Ags, Of tho
city OF Astoria. confirming tho apnosas
mont ON Roll No, |. Tor the construction
OF a drain IN tho city OF Astoria, Hs laid
cut and recorded Ivy John Adair com.
mcncing at point In block Is. and hav-
ins It's outlet In rhirtN.third street. be-
tween blocks Ii and n. In Adalr'a As
toria, and known ana designated as
Drainage District No, l." will bo duo
and payable on the 18Th day Of May, iNA
In 4. = gold or silver cuIn, pt tho olll'o
OF the city treasurer, and u not 80 paid
within or bcg,rc said timc, tho comnon
council viii oricr warrants issued for
tho collection ot tho same. The asscss.
mcnt is as follows;
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29

Ind, Celebrated the GOTH anniversary
OF their marriage recently.
While London has recently been
pursuing very carefully a hand-to-
mouth policy in the trade in silver in
order to prevent an advance in the
price, Japan has been taking advant-
age of London's action and buying of
silver at SanFrancisco. England has
been shaking the tree and Japan
picking up the fruit. The output of
the smelters has increased, but it has
not come to New York. This is a
hint for New York. Japan has found
that she can bring her silver supply
directly across the Pacific instead of
having it pass through New York
and London and travel around the
world. japan has no patent on her
discovery and China can follow suit
Financial Record.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29
Saturday, Aug..29, 1896.
Sum day Services.
AT st. George Tabernacle.

Sunday, August 20, 1896
Bishop James Andrus presiding.
Elder Johnston said he was
pleased to meet with his brethren
and sisters. Said he knew that
we had the same gospel as was
taught by the Saviour and his
apostles in days Of old.
Elder Melvin Harmon, who has
just returned from a mission to
the Sandwich Islands said that
three years ago last April he lett
St. George, to go on mission to
the Islands, and arrived at Salt
Lake City, attended the dedication
OF the Temple in Salt Lake City
and arrived in. due time at the
Islands. He found our brethren
In good spirits and he was made
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29
W4EEEESsTA
- u. =. -.

The American Protective Tariff League
is a national organization advocating
Protection to American LABOR and
Industry" as explained BY its const'tu-
ton, as follows:
"rhe object OF this League shall be to protect
American labor by tariff on imPorte which shall
adequately secure American industrial ProduosS
against the competition of foreign labor"
There are no personal or private
profits in connection with the organlza-
ton and tits sustained by memberships.
contributions and the distribution OF its
publications.
FIRST : Correspondence is collected regarding
Membership" and " Official Correspondents.
SECOND: We need and welcome contributions
whether email or large, to our cause'
THIRD: We publish large line Of doouments
oo,arno ali phases of the Tar% question: Com
oIete set will be mailed to any address for 90 cents
FOURTH: Send postal. card request Tor tree
Address Wilbur F. Wakeman, General Secretary
1875 West 23d Street, Now YORK.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29
OLD -And &5pry

Twin sisters,7o years old, were
present as witnesses in court at Co.
lumbus, Ind, few days ago.
Mrs. Annie Meriheld, of Limington,
Me-, who is ga years old, is making
considerable pin money knitting
socks for the Portland market.
Two hale nonagenarians, Mr..
and Mrs. Moulder, of Honey Creek,
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29

On the 9th we met COMPANY
Of whites on their way to the
States, going by way of Salt Lake
City. A halt was made for an
hour, when letters were written bv
our men to their friends. [ pen
ciled off a few lines to my wife.
The next day our camp was
visited by Indians and the Chief
had a paper asking for pay for
travelling through his country.
Captain Smith gave the Chief and
men some -four and to each of
them he gave a shirt, which
pleased them and they departed,
apparently we'll satisfied.
Reaching Stockton Springs, we
halted for a short time unhitched
and took lunch. Here we found
the grave of Brother Leonard,
who was shot at this pl.ce by the
Indians few years since.
We pass a great many wagon
tire lying by the way. Made
about Is miles today and camped
at Gravelly Ford. Some Of the
boys sold q give out OK to an
Indian for two dressed buckskins.
Wednesday 10th. This morning
some Indians came into camp and
one of them had ten dollar gold
coin, IS cents in silver and a
copper cent, and wanted to buy a
gun, no trade was made. Today
we travelled about IL miles and
camped. Here [ caught a small
animal in a slew near the river.
1t had nice fine fur. No one
knew what it was but supposed by
some to be young Otter.
Missionary.
ITO Be Coutinred.]
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29

welcome by them. His labors
nave been with the children Of that
people and he has had a great deal
OF satisfaction in teaching them
the principles Of the gospel. He
found the people hospitable and
KIND, and they are people that
you can trust. When they are
friends they are true friends, at
the same time they are by no
means free from sin. They have
traditions that they have Inherited
and are taught in their youth.
When they are converted to the
gospel, they are as humble as men
can be, and are very jealous in
living their religion and they can
be relied upon.
[ will say to our young men, be
very sure that you keep yourselves
pure, SO that when you are called
to go to the nations of the earth,
you will not be overcome with
temptations, for you will find
plenty of temptation. By living
a pure life you will be better pre-
pared to shun the evil you will
have to meet. When you meet
the people Of the earth, if you are
pure, you can meet evil and not
be overcome.
Elder Robert G. Lund said it
had been some months since he
had much time to home, as he had
been away principally on railorad
matters. Spoke of the loss that
the State, as also the people, have
sustained in the death of Apostle
Abraham Ii. Canncn ard spoke in
the highest terms of praise of his
good qualities as useful man in
the community.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29
AN oRDTN-A M GLE.

AN ORDINANCE. Creating and de-
tining boundaries { Election Precincts.
in Washington County, State of Utah.
The Board of County Commission
ers OF the County of Washington, do or
dain as follows =
That for Election purposes the
County Of Washington, State Of Utah.
shall be divided into precincts with
boundaries fixed. as folows:-
Precinct NO. One-All of Shonesburg
Precinct.
Precinct No. Two-All Of Springdale
Precinct.
Precinct No. Three-An of Rockville
Prec met.
Precinct, No. Four-All of Grafton
Precinct.
Precinct No. Five-All of virgen Oity
Precinct.
Precinct No. Six-All of Toqnerville
Precinct.
Precinst No. Seven-All of Leeds.
Harrisburg and Silver Reef Precincts.
Precinct No. Eight-All Of Washing
ton Precinct.
Precinct No. Nine-All of st, George
Precinct. lying EAST Of the centre line
OF LOCUST STREET in said City.
Precinct No. Ten All of st. Georg
Precinct, lying WEST of the centre line
of LOCUST STREET in said City.
Precinct No. Eleven-All of Bloom
ington Precinct.
Precinct No. Twelve-All Of Santa
Clara Precinct.
Precinct No. Thirteen--An of Gun
lock Precinct.
Precinct No. Fourteen-All of Pine
Valley Precinct.
Precinct No. Ffteen-All of Hebron
Precinct.
Precinct No. Sixteen-All Of Hamblin
precinct.
Precinct No. Seventeen-All Of Pinto
Precinct.
Precinct No. Eighteen-All of Har-
mony Precinct.
All Of said Precincts, being more par
ticularly described aud recorded on pages
to 10 inclusive, in record entitled
"Precinct and School District Bounda-
ries," as adopted by the County Court,
of Washington County, Territory of
Utah, March 9Th, 1893.
Passed this Doth day of juno, A. D.,
1896.
Robert C.. Lund,
Attest, Chairman.
Setn A. Pymm,
County Clerk.
(sEAL.)
State Of Utah, SIS
County Of WASHING ton,
Seth A. Pymm, Clerk of the County
Court in and for the County of Washing
ton, Ftate Of Utah. do hereby certify that
the foregoing is full, true and correct
copy of the Original Ordinance passed by
the County Court, of said County, and
State, on the 10th day Of June, 1896 as
the same appears on fl lie and Of record In
my office.
WITNESS my hand and Of
G1N fetal Seal this 30th day of
SSGOS, June, one thousand eight hu n :
~ ~ dred and ninety six.
Seth A. Pyr1m,
County Clerk.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

The intense itching and smarting Incl
dent to eczema, letter, salt-rheum, and other
diseases of the skin is instantly allayed by
applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cases have been
permanently cured by it. 1t is equally
efficient for itching piles and a favorite rem
edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chill
blains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes.
For sale by druggists at % cents per box.
Try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders, they
are Just what horse needs when in bad condi-
ton. Tonic, blood purifier and yermifuge.
For sale by J. X. NJ chefs
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29
e.: !. ]. he 'lU..'nio1l.
ST. GEORGE POST OFFICE.

The mail from the north arrives every day except
Tuesday.
The mail from Pine Valley and the South arrives
every Tuesday and Saturday and leaves on Mon
dav and Friday.
The Office is open from !. a. to p m: every
day except Sundays and holidays when 1t is open
fror" to pm.
M~"rv order and Registry department open from
ga m, 20 5p.
John PYMM Postmaster.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29

BF Why don't you subscribe for
the UNION and sustain your home
paper?
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
Seoe Yorn ipges.

S apiierne pua geplon laier mon
lille lieloen annuncsr ia~alpbenbs: "Ris.
tis feoe 8grn gnIfes iUm 2uffemab peo
Snsten paa 8rotuoiQer; man forplias
ter zig til at brinae benz biem / COB
Sebolo, % uoen at be bar taset ben
mlnoite Sfaoe." 3ette fer 10 peo isrfte
gietaf ub iOm en- Spss; men er life
beIto minore olbetes operens item menoe
meo 8lrfelisbeben. Oct ioriitres enoos
al alporlise 8eiisnbe, at a~rofobilias
serne albris fiber nusen Mansel paa
teoe gsrn til "2uttemab". Spralorene
bar abiolut 9iQio til oisie Seseres
lfarpe Die os Sitferbeo / at traffe lit
Wanl os betror benz fine Ssrn uoen
minote sgusitelisbeo. a~rofobilerne
paa Geplon er trasere enb ale andre
arofooilier / @srbeu, % Der NJ ct
e~rtraoroin9rt 2offemibbel til for at
lotte benz frem fra be utilsianselise
Steoer peo 5looernes Sreboer, bpor
De lisser rs ioler fig i Sanoet. Sur
at bringe benz no af oeres Glspbeo,
8sruene uolat life lanst fra
5looen, os ifiult bag en- Suit penter
S9seren. Haar 9pret er lotfet irem
paa SfuooiObe, iaa ifpoer Saseren;
ban iister paa 9iet, ps Suslen Teller
5oruoen ben omafforberebe
Seize for "2Oftemaoen" faar be Sno.
fsote osiaa sierne 8jpoet al 8rofooils
al builfe Der oIte ifpoes flere
paa Ell Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
6ineiif Gillette.

8riler maa life ensans / bet baos
lise 2iu brres, mar man itaar liae.
o~uerfur 8erioner. icm meo Senipn til
Stang itaar bsiere eno ben, iom bruaer
Srilerne. GnoOs ben melt naripnte
maa tase benz al, mar ban traoer
irem for en- Manoarin, os ifulbe t. Gr.
peo ct &etsmsoe en- nariput Terion
TONNE i bet 5ilfeloe. at ban er neot
til at oplaie noset. iaa maa ban igrit
nbbeoe Jig 9ommerens 5rlaoelie til a.
latte Yrilerne paa. 9ette 4ttribui
er iorreften / "Iaiotes &ise" ct Gean
paa bCi Nnieslie % Saroisbeb. Saa.
iaart en- aiueier, Tom bar a"biolperet
fine Gramina. iaar ct Wdnbar be.
De, er bet isrffe ban sisr at lfoffe ii9
ct Ear griaer. ielp ON bans Spns.
epne life er ! minbite Wehuoe foaitet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
& Stamp meo CT 0palros.

Sorleben iteceoes til lit iioite Suile,
iteo Sarpuner Sulm, Der i~orulpffebe
Ssbapet ben 25oe Suli iaar eiter 81
aars Ssbausbeorlit.
Sra fin Sansitbauo, bpori poiao
bans Ssn % auGnen G%brabaml len
jamt en- Suenife beianbt Jig, barpune.
reoe ban en- !Soalros, irm ban perpao
lfaoeIfipo. s &aieri berOuer anaret
3pret Baaoen 4 @ause. 5prIie @ono
BED S~palroien 5enoerne / SurIfotIfa.
bet. Solm tps oa 9Dret / 5enoerne
os lempeoe bet u~benboros. Spalroien
Ia Zig oerpaa meo Suerfroppen belt up
/ 5ansitbaaben % palteoe ben. Oct
lptfebes imiolertio a1e 4 at fomme Oh
paa Saaoboeluet. Men Spalrolen
iuretOs ct mt Iusreb, Os Solm, bans
SDn % Sueniten iorulpiteOe, mems
8paneu reobeoes. Spnnen o. Speu.
fen ianf i Ssbauet.
Oct er MI IL gar iiben en- iaaban
lllpite Iioit rammeOe Dor Ssbapsilaaoc,
i~friper "5inmarfspoiten".
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
On GjGmpcfanal gjennem
NuSlano.

Z ubenloubIfe Slabe pmtoles for
Ilbeu uoierlist bet befienote fore Sea.
nalpruieft, iom saar no paa at iurbinoe
glierlssn meo bet forte 6au.
9lanen BERTH er, ON END life ubs
saaei. iaa beg bleuen itsttet af ben
furbenoGrenpe frantic llbeurigsminiiter
5lpurens, iom for nusle Wtaaneber
iioen bnr fremitilet bet fore Yroieft i
bets SDpebtrat for Seller Nifulai af
8uslano. G5areu ifal BABE pitt Sos
gen itOr Snteresie. os bet antases Der.
for, at 5%Oretusenoet life lGnser eanIfe
tilber.r lltopIernes geroen.
aaualen, Der fol iorbinoe be TO ira
h~inauoen ijerntliagsnoe Sape, ltal taae
III nosnuaspunft fra Gisa oa ence i
Gberipn. Den ioar paa Sperflaoen
en- Sreobe al "a, en- Suuebreooe Of 35
iamt en- 9nboe al 81 Meter os bliper
tiliiraftelis bpb % rummelis til
at m~uliasiDre @ieunemiart fra bet enc
pap til bet anoet for Snnbelsiartsier
al ltsrite 3raatiabeo Oa Tor be Iiprite
3anisrifibe. iOm blOtiI er bpsseOc.
aannlsn iaar en- 2ausOe al 1900
silomster - ca.r250 norite DhL
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

mrs. g. .. 8iIIon bdpoe Seno1g
Gftermioode bet ubelo at faloe 10 al en-
"guagp," hpis enc SjuI gift iitgtter, %
br1tte ben enc Arm opsnfpr G.buen.
Son. s.. Sdusen sra Horthmooo
er Der pua 8elsg. 2sroug afssn bolDi
ban en- politi'f Gale / WdoiIon 2otpns
ihip.
Yrpf. 81. 9ot6ne ira Gbicuao
tommer IdnbIpuligpis til at bolos noale
pplitilte 3ulsr for Rspublitdnsrms /
WinneIbeit gpuntp. .
Daniel s.. giergum fra ganot
tom / 2eroass bjem fra ct 5 Tigers De-
Iss i 8alotpin og Smeau, Wi8., bopr
ban bar Slaatninge % gamle 8enner.
- qnoretp compton fcm | 5reraas
tilbage fra Norse for at le til i'm 5urrets
Ming Ter | 8Den.
- Songresmdnb llposgruf Hal / benz
ne llge bploe 6 Saler | Winneibeif So.
6. .. gsrgum at glactbdmmsr
bar / Decordb en- Dag iioIte llge % afs
laaoe meo bet famine "0ecprabsp oItsn"
et 9eIea.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

psepine % sisr aiuet elsnolst for benz.
Der moo Omssaes bermec; afben Grunc
bruses 3snamit iieIoent ueb Tunei.
arbeioe, bpprimoo Der anoenoes Sfpoe.
bcmulo, ber iffe er mar ioa farli9t ior
Sefbreben.
5or nosfe 2ar iiben bleu ilere ar.
beloere peo 9rnHosetnualen ipransfr !
2ufteu al 3pnamit, iom be holot paa
at to Up foran Slbsn. 8eo 40 Ora.
oers auloe frpisr 9puumit nemlis %
tabsr en- flor Del Of fin G~rptoionss
trait; men nnar bet opparmes til 800
SraSer bliper bet irpstelist at ON.
9ades % erplooerer peo bet minbite
Stso. boiliet 5attum enten Dor blepen
CLIENT eaer rinseastet al bine arbsi.
oere.
alminbelist 8ruot ubpitfer peo fin
erploiiOn 800 @anse fit 8umiaug i
8as, men 3pnamit uooitler 1000
@anse tit 8umians / Gas.
Nitroslpcerin er neppe iemtt Nar
9oInmei, for bet blep opiunoet 1S47 i
Faris al en- Mano peb 0apn 9elpuie,
men ! mango Gar inotos bet bare fin
~Asns
sf'uIns Tom ct irpstet % aiifpet Or
plolions itof Der blot tilpirtebes / lmaa
Sortioner os life ianot pra.tif Nnpens
belle, isreno man l4rte at blanbe bet
meo andre Stoffsr, bporpeb bet, iom
fer naont, iaar Gaun af 2pnamit ps
tan haanoteres meb temmelis flor Sits
ferbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
Itloiofen.

sfor life lense fioen blep n, thH On,
tosmanb | Rsiten tilIpnrst ON, mar
ban bar fcbt. 6an fortlarsbe oa, !,
ban life nsiastis tunbe bsioare Spsros.
modlet, od ban blot tienbte til ben "a,
az, bpao Fan bapoe bsrt andre 5o!t FOR:
tRlle.
Gmbsbsmunoen oeintss til so Marfs
gster for ~u4ilbsrlig Spfsrisl / Rett,n
8. 6elote berpad ub en- pung meo 81.
martItpfter paa 8orost os bao Dom.
mersn tage Iaameset, Tom 0ommen LOO
pda. San Islp fLnos NOT telIe op fem
8ulDmpntsr; men ban tunoe bog lite
uare filter pad, at 8ebdlten bar ct, cl
ban Ielp life bapoe peiet 9ulbet.
pa bat, tom biem, fog ban life cen
minolte Rotits at FIN 6uitru. pa bun
6~etlagsDe fig heroper, ioarte ban:
Seq pep bel, bsiitareoe 5rus, at is1
for to 4dr lioen giFteoe mig meo en- una
Dame, Iom ligner Dem at llbisenoe "a
6olbning. Seq fan bog life iparse pda.
at De er ioentiit meo oe1ine min aone.
% frabsoer mig oerfor at moralts
8runo al 5ortroligbeo."
Mioodgen fom. Gmbsosmanben btso
Julien, os bans Some bao BAN Iette Ig
tilbpros.
Seq berer biTinot," itennebe ban, q
Smeansn at Waoen Ell tnurrenoe 9nO.
Ren isg er life Iaa inoe ben fpiiolo9ins
9ioenitdb, at jeg mep 8isbeo TOR an.
tu9e, at min Wdpe bar 9ebpp forut blips
Iplot. Seq Tan altida life pperbeojIe
mig ON, at jeg er fulton"
Gu blep hans Some for 4lpor uroti1
fp,eIlos at De ituipe t~pnIuItere en-
Cage.
Wen Wanben bllteoe:
Seq 1tuloe 9lerre ldoe mig ullosr'e9e:
men isa peo life, ON jeg p%perbopebet eris
Iterrr. aanife jeg bare er min egen
Og nuar ieg pdasner, Ida tlns
lie isg ilst life ct ill.,"
gaa bette puntt befinoer ben ulpttes
lige 6ilcioF zig fremceles.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
Gn ieraeIia ulnffe

hrnofe 2eroag Mibbda mar Rioees
man, icet M. 5. Rails 7aarige 0dtter
5iad bIep brrnbt libel. 5onerm ban
Be ON 5ormioodgen brGuot "Stubbls"
paa a9ersn nGr Suiens, % 8ernene
bdpoe prret mco bdrn. Od ban gil
bjem til Miobag meb !6eiteue, bao ban
8ernene toinme. ct Eisblit eftsr bsrts
bdn Strig fra bel Steo. bpor 9ernere
oar. oa iprdng itrdr oerben. !9an idnot
Si1d liaaenoe pda Marten meo az
brGnots GlRoer, tun Stoens og en- Ring
al Stolen ON Salien bar igjen. Der
blsp iirdr lenot til Riousmdn s'ter QGae,
men oer,e tunoc fun Iinbrs Smertsrne,
% ST.. 6 ON 4ftensn osOe pun.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
Girfctn0Otcl1c.

Sdfldno Menigbeos nne airte. Tom
or 5 Drill Rprosit fra 9upipdro Station,
5rssborn Co., Mtnn., Ttal inopiss af
prof. Sob. 9Ipisdter ben 20oe Ssnoda
sfter Srinitatis. 8irten er flor, mango
ber oerfor fomme. 8uostieneiten be-
CLIMBER SCI. 10. Sm Gftermiobdasn
boloes Sdmtalemsoe ON Dams. Mans
&c preItsr bltr tiliteoe.
Maatte ogiaa bette pr9gtige 8uoshu5
tjsne til. at Sub funce faa opIlaa fin
9olis / mango Sisrter! gGrb.
8. 8. Soio,
Meniaheoens Brett.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

"Rormdnndluget," en- litsrEr Sore
ming blunot Gleperne peo 2ut6sr Gols
lege, bolot ut bsbuoeoe Rdnienmsoe
Tioite 2eyaog aIten for bel fpIot Sus.
grpf. 8. q. Stubs 5orebrdg par inter-
esiant fra geapnoeITsn iii gnoen, idd
interesidnt, at bet FOREIGNER al blioe be-
tjenot ! en- uioere areos, og pi bar Der
for Iitret os WdmlTiriptet for 5ors@
o%ugsnumeret. Stuosnt Sngpolo ans
oerlon holot en- interesidnt 5orsbrdg
ON RanIsns 8rpnIdnosfGro. College
Srfeltret og "2uren" oppdrteoe mso goo
Duff pg Sang, pa biOrpg meget til en-
beba1elig 4iten.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
6ran0 sorts Grcosmooc.

@ruuo iprfs areos al Den Soreusoe strtt
bplocr, pm @no uil, 1T Spnmpoe / Toitor
H. Sobauicns SnlO / gtor bipoob, y. Sal,
Fl til 23oe Cttober. Ga 3trsoag 7sormo'
Rag 2Ooc Gftober bllper Der @runo Ute usIus.
nlr9sieit | Sartmore, bpor apinoe ioreutugS
Qoloer Arttton ON GitermIooasen.
3rGnct gaar ipo fra 9arjmpre sos Git
% 6ra9 $40 5orm.
Samtaieemn,r: y Sen lite Bsr. q
Son anb. 3, l4-22. 9utberanere inobn,
oes at oeliage.
vt SGrermeoe afboloeS iamtioia. Ga g.S.
Seroabl opfororer ole Reli9ionslGrere at
Iremmpce, for ON mulis at oanne en- gGs
rcrforenin9.
Satton, Grail So. q. 3. 30te Ssptember
1896.
3. .. Sraateu, Gprmano.
Sonls g. Rarpif, Sci.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

Der eioes Inlebuinser, peo bpilte
belle samfunosflas ier er bDps for Sprs
nuitens Stemme.
Mere eno en- pmreiienbe S~olfemgoe.
9aler bleo FOR belle 2ipet fureret for
lin Snaffeialisbeo ueo at maj gao BAN
en- paa gret.
Sor unse Yiser fan BET bore ret
npttist at anitiGe fig opu os life bsre,
boao be unse Serrer bpiiter benz i
BRET.
Der er nltipr mango @%omppniter,
Der lioer al en- sauIfe e%ienbummelio
Grelioelie, ioet be ppfatter Iubres
Melooier iom-iine esue.
Iebe / bet ipblise SiSrne at europa
er Der en- "ips Mano", Der lisser %
boiifer ps tiiter meb bet belle europa,
mebens ban ubeluffenoe lptter til Rus.
lambs Stemme.
Oct er rimelist moi, at bpor en- gtas
tion er aloeles oDo for Sornuitens
Stemme. Der opnaar DEN be bsiefe
81~roisbeoer, iom fan-frise bpleit.
Men unberlist fan bet oerimoo ip,
mes. at naar Ell Sanserinbe fienfer
fine 3ilbeoere altiOr meset @eber, bli.
BUN bpppis ielp ube al Stano til
at-blipe bgrt.-"Spribans".
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

The penmanship department of the
Valdez Business College and Normal
School, DEBORAH. Iowa, is conducted
throughout the year. 1t is the very best
department of its kind in the West.
Students OF the Business College and
Normal School receive instruction free of
charge. There are six classes each day.
Prot: Valdez, the instructor, has been at
the head of the profession for twenty
years. First winter term opens Nov. 2.
Students are received at any time.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
GpnUention.

De republifunite 0elegater for Deco
rub 3opnibip bolot 5reoug Gftermics
Dag e n Sonpention pua GourtbuIet %
rominsreSs fslgsnoe SdnOioater for
5ppnembeoer:
5reosoommsre: R. !. 8ibIon og s..
j. 9urtbel; aunItabler Sobn Sargrsas
pes % Sobn Bloomfield; Glert, Solei
8ict; 5ruitee, 8. Snpoer; Sopnibips
tomite: Gbds. StinIon, Sobn Soptif
Geprgs Sislop.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

The Valdez Normal School at DEBORAH
offers Higher English. Normal Scientific,
Select and Common School Courses. The
instructors are the very best to be had
in the Northwest. 1t employs only first
class teachers. 1t does not strive to make
cHEAPNEss its only drawing card. 1t
has always given the highest satisfaction
to its patrons. and that is the main reason
why the institution IS IS pct. larger than
ever before. 1t stands for the best in its
line in the educational field. First Win.
ter Term opens Nov. ,.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
9rs. Duncan e. ySau.

~aholastE Ion ir4Hesi /:
sonesbot0 2sian, 1906. 1899 ca eOos Gent.
6onHiaiH, 9siHE 2ioc "a 2.gs cent.
&ptoit Bina- @sDe % 24.s Spvt.
%elIDlrtDtAf. gtlaH.. 2jof o. zgoe Gent
4t0ioHi Docpe ItH5. ls1g % ggoe Gent
gocHe, g4aH 3Ots ceI
spring Sdasp, Iaan, iGe ~ 7be Git
2Gnber trGites rlsH smsris. 4it gr.
ssos aarsnisres. 52.2Ott.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

Den iiOits lloUei. Gn uns Mano,
hpts 6Gosr lille bapoe funost ia BE-
Isiet til at iOarr paa bans IioTe grep
ON Yense, teIesruiereos tilIion: "9ep
al Suit. Seno Sunorsoe til gearas
pel'esomtcItninser."
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
0ecDrab og Omegn.

Ten ste Citober 1896.

&. Solitao, SIN al Samfcn soIiiab
| Decorab 5oipnlbip. blsp / 5orsbass
astsoict til Sngsbore q. 9iten | BIsds
idnt 3oipnfbip. 8rplupp,t boIptes |
grnoens 5aosrs Sisn, % gisiien fors
retteots al paitor &. Seebuus. Gn hsl
Del 8jsiter a inobuots til oenne Set.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
0u or oct oen sio al g(aret. Ia Ga

Nm CT oct oen Flo al garet, ia Gar,
nernr br9puoer at tGute paa at iage &eo.
Zen beOlte Yiaaoe at glsre bette paa er at
iase Den meo en- 6oloing SAVING MtutIut
fabritelet al 5oloius Gaming Madiue So,
Gbicago, 81. On MarO fau operere ben,
os ben Qler grbebe ior TO. Zen lager rco
SrGr, co ben Tan itrdr iGttcs / fem i~orficl.
lise Sttuiuaer. gGS AuertiSiemsutet paa
ct anoet Steo / Slabet. llnperipa beus
6orttin, fpreno s lager gpers &eo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

DO you desire to attend a Business
College this fall or winter? If SO, send
for a catalogue of the Valdez Business
College at DEBORAH, la. 1t contains H.
lus.rations OF the class rooms, and
audience rooms and it gives the names
OF a large number of students who are
holding good positions. 1t is important
to know whether graduates from this
school are wanted by business men. A
glance at the catalog will convince you
that they are in good demand. First
Winter Term opens Nov. ..
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

Den StGnt at @anoio, Iom bsrsr
meb til at babe en- Sjap5eit, uosisr aiz
bets Salt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

Nnifes. -Nosle Bigger rnifes til of
lore aloleipm. Wartbine 3aoioion,
4O4 SeTerion Cir, 9ecprab ga, 6o.tt.