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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
Written for the FARMEH.1
Kind Words and Deeds

You observe and chronicle events
which transpire about us. Can YOU tell
why death falls with such cruel sud-
denness upon our dear ones now? The
young, the beautiful and happy smile
back at US to-day, aud give love for
lovc-tO-morrow they clasp in their
icy hands q few rose buds, and leave
US without warning that sorrow is to
be our portion. The aged fall while in
the busy walk of life, and ha &c not one
moment to give parting blessing.
What solace shall be ours, unless we
have given kinds aud performed kind
deeds? They cannot see our tears fall on
their coffin lii. They cannot hear our
prayers for their return. Then let us
give all the joy and happiness while
our loved ones are with us. Mrs. Wal
lace says: s'If you have a flower to
give, let me have it now, rather than
place a whole wreath upon my coffin
lid"
II YOU have flowers, Oh give them now
For soou the sparkling dew Is dry;
The moons bright heat their fragrance
steals,
And they all withcred lie.
II you have smiles to give to me,
Oh! wreath them on your lips to-day
For time is going on with speed,
cannot here remain Away.
II you have songs to sing to me,
With love and praise part,
Why hold them In this present hour
From thrilling in my heart?
If there is laughter in your eyes,
Like sunshine let it fall;
There's life and light in merriment,
Then give it free to all.
Remember that some day your sigh
R0r presence gone from thee
The loved ones form, the deSr ones
face.
You never more will see,
II you have words OF love aud faith
To give to oHs SO dear,
Then frame those words with accents
sweet,
And speak them gently whils hear.
II you have tears to shed for me,
Dry them till I'm meath the clay.
I would have flowers, and smiles and
song.
Given to me this beautiful day.
4. B. ID.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25

i;y virtue of an ORE, of sale frors
tie honorable the aforesaid court, bear
in,. lste July ~. 1896, and to me .ii-
:ecte l.
will proceed To sell at public Auction
ut Leslie ststi0n. on the railroad Lead
ing from Covington {. Vaudeville,
siinatel in the Parish If Sc. Tam.
,mspy. La. ON THURSDAY. the 3Oth
hours. tae io!ldsias described pripsry
to-wii:
Three carry lOgs, two tail carts, cnc
siaasss6 d yoisi. bad sight p.rl!.p 4:
resmx 81 sale cash, with r.c benefit
JOHN ]. srROBLs, s:.Sssia.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
Crop Report.
We copy the following from the
report Of the State Bureau Of Agri-
culture for the month of June:

We copy the following from the
report Of the State Bureau of Agri-
culture for the month of June:
COTTON.
This crop is very promising at
present. the acreage Is reported
from 2 10 5 per cent. above that at
last year, and tho stand and Oondi-
ton is fully from 5 to 8 per cent.
better. The plant being we'll frulted
and fine size aud has not been in
jured by insects, and has now
reached the stage, which, with
favorable season. until laying by 10
complete I, a satisfactory Weld may
be anticipated.
The Bureau has endeavOred for
the past two years to have the
acreage of ID. crop increased, aud
regrets to see from the reports
coming in this month that there has
been slight falling off from last
year. The drought which seems to
have been more severe in The
northern psrishes Of our Stale, has
seriously injured this cereal, many
Of our correspondents reporting
that not more than . halt crop
will be made. There is . consider
able acreage Of young corn planted.
which with the more fayorahle se4=
sou prevailing through the latter part
of June, has made good growth and
promises al average yield.
CANE.
The season as . whole has been
very favorable for t4islcrop, though
the months OF April aud Mar we're
q little too dry for rapid growth,
the planters were enabled to keep
the cane free from grass and put
the land in high state Of :ultiva-
ton, which with abundant rains in
June. the canes have made rapid
growth and are fully up to the
average. With an increase Of 10
per cent. over last YEARS. acreage
and with l4e fine stands obtained
on both plant and stqbAe, we may
confidently expect = large yield,
and, with the present outlook tal
good prices, this fall our planters
have every reason to be iubilant.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
PATENT MEDICINES.

From tue Hanfcrl. Cali Sentinel.
While talking with J. 4. Baker the
q:her day the question Of pateat Medi-
cinea Game up: and We asked him no W
Cham terlaiiss Medicine so!a. Said III.
M:hey are the best selling article han
Ole; I'never hesitate to FecQmmend them
As to Ghsmberla:n's Collie, chOlesA al.
Glarshoea Remedy. it is simply super
line. never think of taking n trip -
tue mountains, OF any where else.
for tast matter, without having =
bottle OF that remedy with me. :
The p and Sd cent sizes are
for sale by v. 6. HeIntz, drug
gist, Coylngto9, and DF:' Il. b:
Paine. " apqeyilie.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
U. S. Land 00lss Nsy Vrie.a. L.
July 6. 1896.

July u 1870.
Notice IN hereby given that the follow
ing uamed settler has filed notice Of his
Intention to make inaI proof in support
Of his claim and that said proof will be
made before the GEEK Of the distric!
cqnrs. At CoviRgtop la, on Monday
Aug. ~, 1916 va:
GEORGE FErER. Jr.
Who made homestead entry No II, l59,
fog The north half OF the southwest
quarter Of section IL, township z, south
eange 10 east. st. Helena meridian.
He names the following Wit: esscs to
grove his continuous residence Upon
an a cultivation Of slid land viz:
George Koepp IT., Emile Euhrnann,
Andrew Wager and Daniel Bush. All
Of 81 TamnInny Parish. In. >
hly il-Gt G.:McD. HEuAtr, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
Financial Plank.
DExcCRA1Ic PLATFORM.


We are unalterably opposed to the
m0nomstaliism, which has locked fast
the prosperity of an industrial peo-
pie In the paralysis of hard times.
Gold recommendation is . British policy,
and Its adoption has brought other ma.
lions into financial servitudc to London.
It Is not only un-American. but
antl-American, aud it can be fastened
ON the Quilted States only by the sitting
OF that spirit and love of liberty, which
proclaimed our political independence
In l776 aud won it in the war OF
the Revelation.
We demand the free and unlimited
coinage Of both gold and silver at the
present legal ratio Of lC to l, without
waiting for the aid or consent of any
other nation. We demand that the
standard silver dollar shall be = full
legal tender, equally with gold, for al
debts, public aud private, and we favor
such legislation rs will prevent for the
future augmentation of any kind OF
legal tender money bv private contract
1--WE are opposed to the policy and
practice Of surrendering to the hold
crs Of the obligations of the United
States the option reserved by law to the
government of redecmins such Obliga.
tlons in either silver coin or gold coin,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
FOR SALE.

4 farm Of 20 acres, located se;r
Military road, .sr miles from ccyinstoa.
Also II sctesi e4 Low Davis Rcaa,
) miles from CosinRtoa, S4e mile frolH
Abita Springs, improved.
T. L. YOUNG,
COvingtOn, LA.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25

The Silver Convention met in It
Louis, last Tuesday, Endorsed
Bryan and Sewsll, aud adjourned.
The POpulists met tl,e same lay,
and are still ia session. There is
considerable dissension among the
delegates, which may result ~
. split or bolt. The majority APP.
pear 10 be in favor Of lndorsing the
Democratic ticket.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25

Benoit. tho wild eyed pop.of the
fifth district, will again contest
Boatner's seat He secured $4,000
in his last contest and is hopeful Of
getting rs much out Of this one.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25

The average editor knows OF a
great raany things which are occur
iug weekly in town that he does not
print in his raper-news that WOULD
set the town Oh fire and cause
tongues to wag. People who CON-
plain Ut things the editors print
should be thankful for things they
don't print. -Ex
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
BOARDING.

Delightful rooms; good board; rea-
sonabie rates; home conf ,rts; Tran
sients solicited. Address: HERMI-
rAGE VILLA. Vaudeville, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25

The Deno0rsts OF Ohio are con-
lident they will carry hat state for
Bryan in November. Bryas and
Sewall win sweep the coan-
|txy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
SUCCESSION .. Charles Frosch.

0usASSSiVS ~ \uUIsCS EIOSCus
Sixteenth ypliciai district Court Of
Louisiana. in and for the Parish Of
St.''ri:nmany.
By virtue of mn order OF safe fson, The
honorable the s,forcss,i |. court AMI to
ma @ire6te.i. besrias' date Jnly IL.
fSYsI1
l will proceed to seli n. p3blic a2stiop
at the door Of the Courthouse, in tile
town Of Covingtoa St. T..mmany parish,
Ia. on SATURDAY, August -, 1896.
between legal sale l;anrs, the following
described rrUp. rty. ts.wits
One-half square Of grounl, with all
the buildings and Improvements there
on; b Ing the southwest half OF square
number one hundred and elghty-six.
(ls6.) salt square being bounded by
Caroline, Macerand, J.afitte and GirOlI
streets, situated IT. tire town of Mande-
Willie, StrCammapy Parrish. Is. :.
TERMS B! sale -C,s3h with the benz H.
Of a.p-aiseMent.
JoiiS J. SrnoRLg, Shrr:f.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25

The New York Journal, one Of
the most powerful psp ers in that
State. has come out strong for
Bryan and Sewall.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25

--~--s--r
Private D0ardtlls;
HOUSE;
Kept bY Mr.. A. 0ALMI chs,
CONVICTION, LA. -
NEAR TIE STOKE SPRINGS.
Board by tho Day. Week.
or Month, at Moderate
PRICES
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25

The democratic district commit
tee has called the convention. to
assemble September 10th 1896, to
nominate candidate for congress.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
Notice Of Election
Sixtee nth Judicial District Court of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of
st. Tammany.

Whereas. il Is provided by All Act Of
the General assembly Of the State o..
Louisiana. entitled An act to iacorpor
ate tho town Of Vaudeville. st. Tam many
Parish, In. approved AlarcA a. 1870.
that an election shall he held on tue SEC
ond Monday in August Of eacl, year. by
the qnalided electors of the town OF
Vaudeville. st. Tammany Parish, la.
for the purpose os el.scting one Mayor
and Ave Aldermen of said town at large
to serve ~ such for the eLsping twelve
months thereafter. and it being the
duty of the Clerk Of the Court Of said
parish to call aaid election
Now, therefore. l. H. r. Warren.
clerk of the sixteenth judicial dis
trict court for the Parisi, of st. Tam
many. La. in compliance with the third
section of said act, do issue this notice,
notifying all persons concerned to hold
Sai1 election on
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25

To TRACE. Gold Watch, best make,
for horse or milch COW. Address BOX
els, Vaudeville. ii =
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
MONDAY. AUGUST 10. 1879 8.

being the second Monday OF said month.
with the view Of electing the above
named officers, said election to be con-
Quoted. aid the returns thereof male.
in the manner required BY lie laws OF
the State of louisiana
/ In testimony whereof, have hcreun-
70 signc my name and Affixed the seal
of said court thereto. Al tias town Of
Covington, this 10Th dag Of July. 1896
II. x WARREN, Clerk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
ERNE;9T'S
Commercial House
tA.doinihg the Railso'~' Del a.
Coviugton:.-.- La

Table supplied All Summer with
Game, such as snipe, Partridges, Wood
cock, etc.
Headquarters for Drummers.
Accommodations fur Horses and
Carriages.
COMrONr ABI.L. ROOMS sOls
TRANSIENT OR PERMANENT
BOARDRNS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25

Bryan, the Democratic nOminee
for President, is only Sc years
old.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25

The New Jersey supreme court
has suspended from practice q
lawyer who was convicted of steal
ing ten cents from the coat pocket
OF ! constable The remarkable
feature Of the case is that any con-
sable should have lad ten cents to
steal. The New Jersey and Louisl-
ana breeds evidently differ.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
sqccsss;9p9 q Chsrles Erosch.

Sixteenth sadio'si uistEie. ,'gart oil
L1uisisns, in aud f0s the parish of
st. Tam,asny.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
CRYSTAL SPRING
Private Boarding House.
t:OvINtITON. ST. sAalM,Sl
PARISH, La.
keps by MIS-. y. aONTlitiia;.
Terms: Per Day, 81 50: PEI
Month. $40.

lhe climate Of the parish 10 highly
'slued and recommended BY physi:la1s.
The house has recently been completely
vepovated.
For further particulars. apply On che
premises. or At the once of the Nsse ~.
is1:as Bee. y ChaEtres street.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
WANTED.

New Advertisements.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25
SilalOll'x Hotel and
RESTAURANT..
Ahit:, Springs, La.
Board by the Bay, Week y
Month.
Al MODERATE nn.,3!S.
5:ossst :laoc = Springs I'D ;hpf::.
Mulberry Grove
HOTEL.
Near Coyin9tou. St. Tar,E1any
?eri,h. Il:
Oh. 2 ..NdRkER0. RR0EkIE14lk.

Oh: r g.. -4iRKERO, PR0FklEta1k.
SD cccsso, 70 Charles Tl,isry.
This popular summer resort in tue
piney woods has, for the ascsmm0 da-
lion Of families. single andlouble cot
ages. Mineral Springs, Artesian Wells,
Sulphur Baths. Splendid shade, fine
Bathing. Arst-class table and pien:-
r:ilk.
Terms-Per Day. 81 50; per Week,
$40: pei Mouth. 3S5.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-07-25

that we believe the right TO coin
money aud Issue money is func-
ton OF governments: We believe It.
We believe it IL part OF the sover-
s,gnty and Can no more with safety
DO delegated to private individuals
than We could afford 70 delegate
the power 10 make penal statutes o:
levy laws for :axation Mr.. JEFF
ferson, who was once regarded as a
good Democratic authority, seems
to have differed in his opinion
from the gen tiemen who nave nd
dress us on the part Of the minority.
Those who ara opposed to the pro-
position tell us the issue Of paper
money is tue function Of bank, and
tie government ought to 60 out of
the bsnkin2 business. Istand with
Jefferson rather than with them.
aud tell them. rs he did, tha issue
81 money is n function of the
government, and the banks ought
to no out of the govern mant bnsi-
ness.
So. Garlis.e ssid in 1873 this
was struggle between ihs holders
of idle capital and the struggling
masses who produce wealth and
pay t.. taxes Of the country. aud
nv friends il is = simple question
A.. .l...li docl6a Trou which
side shall the Democratic party
fight? Upon the side Of idle hold
ers Of idle capital. or npoa the side
of .iie struggling masses? :
eve caro- not on what lines the
battles are fought II they say
is good but We can 60:
have il Till come nation helps Us. We
reply. instead Of having the gold
tan lard because England has, "
hall rsators biiastallism, and then
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
0uIDbrDuup I GreSeo.

SsuSas often ben 29oe 9ecbr. bros
en- flor Sfare af Norite Der / Spen til
Sorser 2ariens bpa9clise Siem. ps
G~uleoninssn bar be @amles @ulbbrpl,
lup. Oct a NOT en- Sperraitelle for
be TO @amle, men ba ben fore Slot
ipntss at bsftaa al nOtiaa ireoelise
Sult, bleo Der life siort nosen for
Wooituub. Suist bleo uben pioere
taset / Selibbelie. % 0amerne fit bet
trault meb at ifaffe 8euertnins til bet
tore Sslse. Ilpen Wtac err Soften i'll.
ssntins. men oa man bapbe fat en- COB
9Ortipn Safe. Sanbwi6ss % Gate
tiGips, tOs non Woo til fig % tortalte,
bpOripr man bar fommeu. Wan piloe
sjerne billie paa be to @amle % lpf.
suIte benz paa benne m%inbeuarbise
Sag. Ss forat gruoeparret flnbe bare
npset at minoe 9asen peo % berbos
pios, at andre bapoe ben | ijer @rins
bring, baooe mu brast meo nosIe @as
per. gOrser 2arien III en- Stof meo
mastis @~ulofuap % ioripuet meo pass
ienOe SnltriptiOn. Inua 2arien fiji ct
Bar Gulbbrller og en- itoritilet Gals
msbOs. Der bar 81 Ierioner tiliteoe,
oeriblauot en- eSn % en- Batter of be
Gamls, ps Tom bar Tonne biem for at
ieire beuue bpitibslise gnleonins. 3a
subusr git biew, bar Bet meb en- SpleIie
az at mon bapbe baut ct bpsselist
SumuGr. ps at man bopoe bersot be
@amle en- ~bebaselis S%perrafelie.
Wautte Serren irsmo.les bore meo
be TO Gamle % sipe benz en- bib %
rOli9 alosroom! Heltaaer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10

! De to iibite sIdr uosipne ajampep9r'
'Sanhreret nbrt 2itsraturbiIorie", Der
So9 iom iiulbe pare bans 2iusp0rf
men 'om Deb bans innrs 9so lie blet
b'It iutoisrt.
Jornoen at bare en- besapet % iuno'
l'atsr'9 Wanb q Senrit Saser me-
get rsnneial ps inherit iube en- blpt
Aatur, Tom pisielis bar facet fsle babe
bet Onoe % bet @poe peO at leue icm
sitsrat unosr bore Gorbolb. Meu Der
CT al @runo iii OF tro, at ban fl gao
bort. foriouct mco 2iust: % ban for
oritrent en- Manueo iioen al fin Sage
N Seiteo ON, at nu MATTE ban panore,
FOG ban bet Tom en- Wano, Der pioite,
at ban bar siprt iulo Gplbeit iOr fig /
Sloet, og ubtalte iii uosle 8enner, JON
itrar efter iamlebss ON BAN. at bans
eilelte Sors Dor, at han ituloe oe. for
ban iii ful6isrt fin 2iteratur biitorie.
0enne Sorg oeler ri meo bam, ioet
ui trp9t cir BAN bet @itermalc, at bon
bar siOrt tulo 5ploeit for fig | lit iors
bolosois forte Sin, os bet er Def bet
beblte Gitermale ro9en Wtano fan faa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
0cnrtf SG9er

er isaar Iiten aisaaet ueo Spben fun
40 gar sammel, - ban oar ipbt /
Bergen Abe Sunuar 1854. i~friuer "glor,
tie Sutelisens ieoler" ben 1Soe Dec.
s bam bar ben norIfe 9iteratur mis-
itet en- af fine t~rofaite % melt ibaroise
glrbeibere % ben blanot bore pusre
Stribenter, iom utuiliomt fab inbe meb
bet itsrftc aienpifab til ben banit.uurfe
9iteratur. s be iioiie atten Gar bar
ban paret inpttet til ben nprfe 9rssie
iOm 2lterainr' % 2beaterfritifer, |
npgls Iar a bon ariiiiania Sbeaters
aitetiife 9ouiulent, e. Gar Suitruttsr
peo Serssns 3beater. Seuere bar ban
bells optraaot Tom 5crsbrassboloer
oper liter9re Gmuer, bells itreuet ful.
iurbiitOrife garisr. SlanSt be fsriie
iprtjsucr ierIis at frembapes bans
BOG, -Ssrsen CO g%erssnisrns" blanot
be fioite bans fortrafslise "Ssnrif
Sbien % bans 8arisr", FAINT bans
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
On fol 6iToric.
9ele JamiIien panpittis.
Manoal, Lobe December.

Manoal, Lobe December.
9aa 8eiersbal tQaieral ubbrpb be,
| iOrrise llse en- clogs @%anuicsepi'
bemi.
Timber ct Spbpsselie martebe 5Oli.
at Brabifanten, Der en- Stunb baobt
pGret rar, a Bit ~forrptt. 9a ban
bar fummst bjem, iremiiser ban bpiti'
oelis 9eliisnelien oper fit GUS, bespu'
Der at prebitc meb oprafte Grme ION
en- Noies; fOrbso 5amilien at ipiie %
iope. 9a grmene fuieteoe, maatte
gsrnene boloe benz pppe paa ben to-
lenoe Srofet.
Wanoos often bleo ban raienbe, ia.
iteoe gobaue % 9ampsr uo al 8inbuet.
Gn tililenoe Nabo tps ban for at pare
9jGuelen % iprans 9jenusm 8inbuet,
buoroeo Can brat en- arm, men for alli.
sepel raienoe paa Naboen cs bible
tpGle BAN.
Timber bette git Suitruen us 6 9sru
ira 5orltanoen.
Gen fslsenoe Gib titbruste Samilien
meb SOppeu, Damien, epnsen us gans
ben uoen Mao os Ssun, lise til 9i>
itriftsla9en fom Susbas.
Wanben bragtes itrar iii en- Gabo.
9onen bar aQereoe bebre Snsbag.
Ssrnere bleu aSItilt us foroelt blanot
Naboerne; be piloe intet ipiie, fsr be
fl SprIitrins ON, at S,Ufeten MI bap,
be siuet Srbre BERTH.
Wanben CT MI ienot til Cos Gipl.
Npgle al 8srnene er / 9eoriug, men
ct Tar af Dem frpstes at bore baublpit
gale.
9~riitiansiano, 17oe December.
Trabitantsn fra glaieraI, iom lasbss
ino paa Gs sinbsipseaipl, bpbe Iat
til igaar. Manben a belle Tioen
fuloitanois u%anopittis, unbertiben ra.
ienbe.
Seb 2isuabnius fanbtes $jernsn of
bore b%luboperiplo; besuoen bar ban
(iot al 9unnebetpnoelie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
SecDrab % Smegl1.
6u aammel eeiiicr panpret bort.
Zen 9os 3inudr 1896

ubrmaasr arus Sreoeien Sratfols
Ssoe iioIts 2irsoos citsr san'te tort
SnseIrie. aiOrSe bar isbt I Srnno'
pOIo 'Erafesirlo. Solcr, ben l7os
December 1910, ps Dor altida Iiot oper
SIS Glar gammel. 8 1864 Tom ban I'll
3scorab, boor ban iioeu bar orepet
llbrmnseriUrretnins, us ban bar irol'9
paret oeo lin Sant buereusite Dag
inotil Bet aIeriioIts. Com IL Vars
Gut Tom ban / %llbrmaserl9re % bar
altiad urrct pso famine 5urretnins !
"a Gdr. Sau bleo Gntemano 1855,
Og bnpoe ba o Ssrn. buoraf 2 Gutter
ieuere or bpoe us buiter paa ben norIfs
S~irtesaaro beriteOs. S%esrauelien oil
foregaa fra Gen nprite Msnisbeos
Sirte Ssnoas Gftermiobas 81. 2.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10


lit @crtItco til MRS. Cabs gpsnins,
darlington etrset. ~liseocericr Smso
S3enttit.
9. Saelp % Suilru fra Spr,ns
@rope bar tllbrn9t en- uges Tio | De-
cOrab / 8eips bps Mr. os Mrs. q.
s. 9telior.
Sr. g. q. 8afer az @lenfpoob
Tpfunibip bleu Iptaarsaiten astepiet
til Mliis Gnnie g. Stepens al Sprinss
fisIo g~ptunibip. 9ator 8ntten for.
rettcoe.
- Sr. g. 6. geterion, Muiifbnnbler
/ 9scorab, astsoieoss Snsbas ben Sbe
Sunuar til Riis Selena Clion al
Bleaiaut 9otunibip. 8aitor Seebuus
iorretteoe 8ielien i Big Canoe 8irfe.
Bore bebIte Enlter leoioger be Npsiite.
- Sr. 9bOre g. Sbumpiun fra
Norman Co., Miun., bar / Sulebelsen
beiost elGstninse % 8enner / @len.
pppo, 5rantuiae ps Canoe. 9aa
Sjemturen sipr ban en- Niititfsr til
@erppn, 8oOobue Co., for at beige
fine 6Oralore, ium Dor Der / Nerbeoeu,
os iom ban life bar feet paa 20 eler
Here Iar.
s 9lnoers Gnberipn Cages SsbsI
anmeloelie i iioIts ytumer fob, at ban
efterluo Jig Gnfs. 9ette bar en- Sell
taseIie. !Suitruen tsoe for omtrsnt II
gar iiben.
- 6. 9. 8runspplb og g. g. 8(abz
ion fra !0attun, q. Dat, tar beigst
Gecurub % Smesn.
- 9Droas MOrsen nebbrenbte giils
0pbeims Saaniussbus nar Sisblanb.
Get meite al Mpbler os alaber tranote
u9iaa. Snsen gsiurance.
= Vet galllle Soaro Of Slperoitprs
aiilutteoe fine Jorretuinser Manoaa
oenne ll8e, BuOrpaa bet nps 8oaro or.
saniierebes Us ouertus g%Ountpitpret.
- s ct tiollsere Iumer bsrettebe
ri, at IuitOr 81. @ssens &irte pua
Sun 4rairie par n%eobr9not. On NbUns
neut i Maoiion flyer, at bet life sar
Gaiior gssens, men 8aitor Sreoeiens
a'rte paa Mc5arlano, iom brGnote.
0iun iOrmOosr, at SIben ifreu fig ira
ct Suletralps.
= llaibenteoe Srspe: George Glaus
Jon, g. 81. Gridipn, Mrue s. Solfebabl,
DIE GilbsrtiOn, 8iretba Subnsion, 8.
2arion, Gina See. Gaie 2arion.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
Tabrifation al SIpauts,

s 8aieru er Der 26 Gotri,,, T..
9iloirfuins af 9Ipanter, o. bern; =.
alene ! Niirnbers 30. Sc beHiois.,'
mellem 8 og 10 GuIinoe MprS
bper uses SroOutt er 4,4Oo,ooO qt,s
anter. Den psrSens b~stjenOts glpsr,,
Gabritant Spbann Jaber tilpirter ,,.
ne | fin Gabrif 1.2SO.OOO ON In,
Ser ! oanSet, bpur Der er b, spi,,,
ielstolo paa benne Bare, iuu BET b)pt >.
De foitbareiie, iOm Bet lgnner f, =,
inofDre, tiluirtes naiten liaeiaa rror,.
SlDanter Tom i belle 8aiern. 9rn,t
Der bruaes til 5abritatineu, er b,Sa,
Glass Geoer, men nu bar nlou min,
bespnot OF Iape 8eflabninsen al g,.
p'r, iom ipiraliormis uitles um.,ip,
Slget.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
Sr. Wasmns y. Inoerjou

Narse al 9eres 9enner Der i DC.
cOrab ieuoer fine beOite 2D'Dufuinaer
til Gem ianlebnius al 9eres so aarioe
5DOielsbaa M ben 12te Sauuar. 0e
bar ! fin 9io bOet blanbt us, berIOr
bar pi osiaa iulst 9eres iaa ereiufbe
aiusbane. &c bar meo 3eres utrrt.
teli9e Glib ps 9sr!s ibaroiae Gin.
blum bioru9et mere enO @au9e trOr,
til at lsfte 9eres 5abrclauo o. beta
uoilgttere bsrOOer. 9erfOr ienber hi
Dem Os'aa De oarmeIte gnI,er pm
Selo. 9pfte % Gremsans inb i bet
nGl tie Salobumorcoe!