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and pink roses; Miss Dameille, black satin
with pearl passenicnterie.

Mrs. Stevenson. wife of the Vice Pesi
dent, was assisted in receiving at the
Norniandie yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Jones, wife OF Senator Jones, Mrs. PUgh,
Mrs. Chiffon. Miss Jones, Miss Shoup, Miss
Reed, Mrs sayres. Mrs. cooper. Mrs. Clarke.
Mrs. Price. Mrs. Bankhead, Mrs. Curtis,
Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Eoutelle, Mrs. Patlrr-
son. the Misses Andradc. Miss Miles, Mrs.
Dabney. Mrs wilson, Ms. Fox, Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Cabell Breckinridge, Mrs. Sanders,
Mrs. Stephens, Mis- Fulton, Mrs. Hanna,
Miss Noyc>, Miss Warner Miller, of New
York, Miss ,'ahrii, Miss Waller, Miss Warner,
Miss Kline, Miss G:cndcining, Mrs. Scott.
tie Misses Scott, and the Misses Steven
son.
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DIED.

JACKSONVILLE a. H., January 20,
Martha Louise Jackson, only daughter of
George W. and Lula f. .Iackso n. aged four
months and twenty four days
Funeral from residence, No. 110S 18Th
st. NV, at p. H. Intcrment at Harmony.
1t
GEARY-On Wednesday, January %,
1896, at Il. M, William, infant son OF
Eugene and Mary +. Geary, aged months
Funeral AT 3 O'Clock Thursday, January
30, at late residence, No. az Jackson st. ne
Item
SCHLOSSER-On Monday, January 27,
at lO:45 u. m. after long and lingering
Illness George. Jr., beloved son of George
and Johanna Schlossrr. aged 23 years 9
months and 80 days.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF his parents. No. 33S Thirty-second
street northwest. on Thursday, January 80,
at 2 y. IN. Friends and relatives invited to
attend.
Asleep in Jesusi Blessed sleepi
From which none ever wakes to weep;
A calm and undisturbed repose,
Unbroken by the last of foes.
jaS-2teu
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pretty horne wedding took place last
evening at the residence of Mr William ID.
iinsling. The contracting parties We're
Miss Blanche H. The daughter az Mr..
Iingling, and DR.. Eugene c. c. Winter.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
nr. Baidwiu of Wesley Chapel NJ. +.
Church, in the presence of a number of
guests. who were mostly the immediate
friends of the family.
Miss Lnrena YinglinE, sister of the
bride, of Baltimore. acted as maid of
hunor, and Mr.. Rozeil Bergman of Palti-
more, as first mau. Among the other
guests present. were:
Ir. aud Mrs. Wiliiam d. Yingling, Mrs.
NJ L. Weikcrt, Mr. Samuel S. Yinclinr
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JEALOUSY WAS THE CAUSE.
Young Man Attempted to Shoot His
Sweetheart and Himself.
(Special to The Timcs

Richmond, Jan. 29.-News from Wood
stock gives the details of an attempted
killing and suicide by Waller Haas. brother
in-law Of the late Captain Marshall Hill,
clerk Of Wilson county.
The young man in a fit OF jealousy fired
three shots at his sweetheart. Miss Lucy
McCann. and then shot himself.
The young lady wasunhurt, ana Haasnow
lies In a critical condition.
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The Bachelors cotilion at National Rifles
Hall last night was danced by a number of
girls and men of the smart set under the
efficient leadership OF Mr.. Frank Martin,
who had already won such social iaurels
In this regard.
The decorations were elegant and on a
most elaborate scale, the color scheme
being rose pink. Pink shades veiled the
side lights effectively, pink drape ries
screened the windows from view, and on
either side tue stage masses of tropical
plants were grouped artisticaliy. Music
stationed in the gallery played delightfully."-
all evening, and a huge bunch of vioiets
suspended from a chandelier perfumed the
air with fragrance.
Mrs. Carlisle. Airs. Ramsay, Mrs. Uhl and
Mrs. Mclean were patroness Of the
occasion. Among the pre:ticst girls present
were Miss Blanchard. wearing white satin
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Mrs. Lamont received yesterday, assisted
by Miss Bryant of New York. Mrs. Erastus
Corning ur Albany. Mrs. II ilihouser OF Con
ne,ticnt, Mrs WILCOX pf West Point. Mrs.
Doe. Mrs. Habcick, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Parker,
Miss Pitts. Miss Train. Miss Da vidge, Miss
Cohb. Miss Anderson. Miss Blanchard. Miss
Boguc, the Misses Williamson. Miss Nj
Kccycr
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arm around her while she was writing at
the blackboard. The same witness spoke
well of Supt- Doyle.
At the evening session OF the committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Chids. deaf mutes, of
this city testified. They both spoke well
Of Supt. Doyle. and commended the man
agement Of The institution. Mr.. Childs had
heard of these stories about immoraiities
years ago, but thought they had been in
yestigated and disposed OF.
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Washingtonians in New York.
fSnp.iat tn Tho Tirpac

New York, Jan. 29.-H. T. Brian, A.
E. sardo. M. C. Sloan, Astor; T. Armat,
Bartholdi; s. Benet, Hoffman; Il. Stone,
Albermarle; L. L. Thompson, Sturtcvant,
j. +. Wayniann, Imperial; H. Patterson,
st. Cloud; j A. Breen, W. p. Hazen. Astor;
r. H. Chapman, ]. Lambert, A. Ordway,
Hoffman; II. T. Hill, Cosmopolitan; F. W.
Huidekopcr, st. James: p. May, E. +. RIGGS.
AIbermarie; ]. d. Medley, st. Denis; H.
Shugio. Imperial; c. W. Smiley, Grand
Union
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Airs ". NJ. Philip gave dance for Miss
Philip at the Country Club last evening.
which was sniartiy 3itendrd. Supper was
served. All the younger members of the
diplomatic set were present, except those
OF the British Embassy. Mr.. Van Ne,s
Philip, son OF Mrs. W. NJ Philip, is a
prominent member OF Tie Country Club.
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Fresh Laid Eggs.

You cannot improve on a nice fresh egg-ths
trouble IS 10 get fresh ones We look after
that Our Fancy Eggs are put up in one dozsn
patent pocket boxes, and every egg Is guaran-
teed fresh, The price is no higher than others
ask fe- inferior qualities
WILKINS g. COMPANY,
equare Marble and Glass Stands
Center Market
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The German Ambassador and Baroness
Thielman Will give a dinner February IL.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson VIII entertain
at dinner for the Russian Minister Sat
urday, February1.
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MA II RIED.

RG-RAWLETT-At Baltimore,
May 2S, s95, by the Rev. r. Harcourt, of
Trace Church, Mr.. Louis G. Reinburg and
Miss Susie {. Rawlctt, both OF Washington,
ID. c.
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Mrs. Alice A. Tucker. of 1884 B street
southwest. Washington. says: Il took
Browns Iron Bitters for Neuralgia and
Nervousness. and itrelieved me in ea ach case.
/ consider it a good family medicine and
alwa VS. keep it in the house"
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Gen. and Mrs. Draper win entertain at
dinners February and 10. Mrs. Draper
will give luncheon February /.
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Moutrenrs Bonrd oil Trade

Montreal. Jan. 29.-Robert Rickcrdiks
was today elected president OF the Montreal
Board OF Trade, succeeding James \.
Camille.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay gave a dinner
last evening.
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Gen. and Mrs. Draper gave 4 dinner last
evening in honor OF their guest, Miss Thorn
ton OF Lexington. Ky.
Guests were Marion Cra wford, the novel;
list, Mrs Hazen, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Legare, Miss Patten, Miss Louise Horst
mann, Miss Keats Rogers, Miss Breckinridge.
Miss Florence Boardmann, Capt. Heese,
Mr.. Henderson, Mr.. HELEN, Mr.. John wilkins,
Mr.. Robert Adams and Mr.. Frederick
Bugher.
Pink roses and lilies of the valley, with a
service of gold, decorated the table.
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TOOK MS BRIDES NAME
ScuIptress Adelaide Johnson
WedS Alexander jenkins.
GROOM DRESSED In WHITE
He Had His Name Changed TO That
of His yyife-Strange Ceremony
Witnessed by Leading Woman Snf-
fragists-Calia Lilies ana white
Draperies Were the Decorations.

PIinys' classic doves might well have
ruffled their marble pIurnagc, wakened
into life. and deserving the basins brink
where they have posed SO long. flown
abroad with a certain secret yesterday.
They didn't, however, 1t was the most
COMMONPLACE ..littlc bird in the world
who told the wcl!-aspt story
A little while ago Adelaide Johnson, the
sculptress, whosc work is known In both
this and The o!d Worii, and VINO divides
her time within sight of the Potomac flats
and the Sabine Hills, SEM out invitations
to twenty friends for a White Evening
Promptly a the hour set, Susan L. B.Anthony,
Mrs. Richardson of Boston, Clara H. Coiuy'
Col. Chas. James, and other wei-anown
folks assembled at the home OF their
talented hostess on Capitol Hill. They
were each and all arrayed in white, as re-
quested.
GUESTS WERE PUZzLkS.
They found the drawing-room III snowy
array. White cheese cloth draperies
screened windows and doors, white SILK
cushioned the chairs, tables ovcreu WIN
dainty white embroidery bore crystal
bowls OF Gala lilies, white roses anu dei-
cate traceries OF sIDilax were set on the
book shelves and before bust OF Ten.
Logan in a far corner. Above a iuXuri
Gus diyan, on which were piled dozen
berurfled white pillows, were the famous
tu,Sts of I.u,rrtia Mott, with Quaker cap
and folded ker,hIer, and DR.. Caroline b.
wiosiow. of which SO much has been writ
ten.
Instant curiosity was reused in the
souls of all on Observing white sauh
ribbon. which divided the apartment nearly
in two. A sort of chancti effect was
formed by this inClosure, inside oil WHICH
was a lounge piled up with luxurious white
pillows, guarded at either end by tiit
VIII Ite pedcstals bearing the busts OF susan
r ANTHONY and Elizabeth Cody Stanton.
MADE THE ANNOTNCEMENT-
Above the rnantel "A painting oil Ihe
Third Hour" one of Raphaers famous
twelve. was hung against draperics OF whi.e
Oriental crepe.
A. o'clock struck Cora L. V. Richmond,
celebrated spiritualis,. entered the chancel
followed by young man of slender build
and smooth face, wearing suit Of white
broadcloth, and the announcement was
made that the wedding OF Adelaide John
son to Alexander FredericS johnson was
Il boat to take place
Passing through the open doorway Mrs
John Vance Cheney. wife OF tue poet
gowned all III white. stood 10 read poem
On Music" During the last sianza of
which Suzanne OIdbery played softly as
accompaniment the wedding chorus from
- Lohengrn."
Hardly had the sweet strains died away
when the bride entered. escorted by her
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nr Baltimore county, Md. Miss Grace
Homa n. and Capt. and Mrs. S. f. Homan
Of Ohio, Mrs. Susan B. Fugiit. Miss Dora
Todd Mr.. Howard Todd. Mr.. Joseph
Trainor, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McDermott,
Miss Annie Gibson, Miss Edith Wilson.
Miss Dora Knight. and Miss Ella Knight.
The guests were entertained at an ele-
CANT rcpast. after which Il number of them
returned Ia Baltimore. The bride was
the recipient of a number Of handsome
presents The future home Of the couple
will he nj SI5 Fuur-and-a-half street south
west. where. after February IL, they will
be at home to friends.
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Senator and Mrs. rice will. give
dinner February 10.
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brother. Mr.. Charles johnson Of Chicago.
She wore an exquisite gown OF white tul!e.
embroidered richly with pearls, and carried
white lilies.
STRANGE MARRIAGE CEREMONY.
Cora L. V. Richmond then performed the
marriage ceremony by inspiration
Only a week ago the groom, who bore the
name OF Alexander Frederick jenkins,
changed it by power OF law TO Alexander
Frederick johnson, in order that his talented
wife should not by her marriage lose the
title by which the world knows her. He
is a slight young man. not twenty years OF
age, with light hair and penetrating dark
eyes That he lis an Englshnian." that he
..once spent nine months alone on ranch
in Arizona, that he now resides in New
York" is all that is known OF him here,
except that like Miss johnson. who is q4s%s
ten years his senior, he is strict vegetarian
and thoroughly imbued with the beliefs of
Christian science and theosophy.
The sculptress, who is most enthusiastic
In spirituelle fashion, speaks of him as "a
great SOUL" and says prophetically the
world will soon know him, and he will be
famous.
In ailuding to the harmony OF their
IDEAS she reiterated: II believe above all
things in freedom, and in our views we
are as oDe."
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WELL KNOWN WOMAN.

Mrs Johnson is the daughter of forty
niuer," and comes from st. Louis. She
pursued her studies in Chicago and London,
later in Italy, where she was the pupil of
Monteyerde. The story of her career
shows the triumph of genius and pluck
over adversely, and her success has been
hard earned.
AT 4 studio reception to show the por-
trait bust of Cora L. V. Richmond. this
afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will re-
ceive the congratulations OF their friends.
Mr.. johnson will reside in New York.
Mrs. johnson will reside in Washington
for some little time.
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SEoW's shoes
UNDERTAKERS.

j. VILLA NJ LEE.
UNDERTAkER.
1872 Ia. Ave. N. W.
1yA 6m
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Miss Marian Blanche Newton was mar
ried to Mr.. j. 6. Mathers Harvey yesterday
afternoon at the home of her father, No.
2o07 F street.
Miss Newton is very handsome and ac-
complished young woman and the daughter
of ] c. Newton, a prominent business man
of this city. Mr.. Harvey is the grandson Of
the late j. G. Mathers, the wealthy mer-
chant of Louisville.
Miss Georgia Newton, sister of the bride.
was maid of honor, aud was gowned in
white organdie over blue satin finished
with lace and satin, and carried La France
roses.
Mr.. Harry Newton, brother of the bride,
was best man.
Miss Ella Gleason, Miss Sadie Bates. Miss
Grace Harvey and Miss Susie Thompson
held ribbons, which formed the aisle through
which the bridal procession passed to the
palm-embowered bay window, draped with
smilax and studded with lilies, where the
ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Ennis
of the Western Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Alexander Merchant played the wed
ding march. and during the ceremony one
of the brides favurite songs Answer"
The brides gown was of exquisite white
satin and point lace with diamond orna-
ments, and she carried bride roses.
Mrs. Newton. mother OF the bride. wore
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Mrs. Richard Gray Park entertained at
O'Clock tea Yesterday afternoon at
her apartments at the Cairo, which were
very prettily decorated with pink carna-
tions. smlax and palms.
Mrs Park. wearing gown OF white
moussclne de sole over white silk and
finished with green velvet. was assisted
by Miss Thomas s0fPenus ylvania ,in flowered
organdie; Mrs. Lee,h. in blue satin, served
the tea in the second drawing-room, and in
the tea room Mrs. Henphill, in black chif-
fon, over silk. and Mrs. Beal, in green
and white striped silk, dispensed the
hospitalitics of the tea table, which was
decorated with la France roses and rose
colorcd confections, and at either end of
the polished oak table were placed the
pink-shaucd candelabra.
Others assisting were: Miss Miriam
Eastman and Miss Mary Eastman. Many
callers greeted Mrs. Park during the after
noon.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
SITE itsge ipcicn.

"Sono t9nter Iu at briu8e frem !
oenrc Gonsreis?" ipur9te ct MT Nleo'
lem ct anbet. "sIbiolut iusentius", par
Gparet. "Men itnl bu life inoIfriOc
bit Ruun paa gerbmmeliens uosoelige
2,its? 6Orfaar bu life, at On blsu
ienbt Der al o,uc 8RIgere for at puaie,
at bisie andre 6pre life ItulOe ltpre
Stats Tibet inc pna en- Sauobante? ?"
'Min tiGre Ben, jeg PLACER mig life
meo GOrunorin9er al bette SIass.
Win SuTtru, iOm CT en- pruttiif % ior'
Itanois Spinoe, ejuroe ensoug nnoer
Susrensisrinsen en- 8smGrtnins til
mig, icm ienere bur biulpet mig seo
mango 2eili9beoer.
"Suno bar oet?"
$50 bun iaSos, at n9It eiter en- pir'
fettg Selt er ben Mauo meIt at beuu'
Ore, iOm iorltanr life at li98e iuejen".
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
Ieo Itfaroeten.
(af qauosprrt

Eu glomit mso Iaimet Krone pso NliarOsi
leB ila,
8antreosn mruem 1tolsrHs fiauoe.
3e orpSieo fine 1orue Uso paa oeu5 Blade
imaa
Ga inartoe ben ipGSe lille Stamme.
Sen ouitsO et. tbt GtsU booos T,iuIt ocn5
i8tomitr imaa.
"a tnBcu UtrIjo GtraaIs f~aropen innOe ua1
vi toGae oens imr9tsEee BIooc.
"a i1nite ieo paa BEN, fem i2iost bIiOGr iaI
uoeu Siem. uoeu Ben o. uoeu Greuoe;
SOts Sob oct CT at bpage I 9ipets Ioructrat,
90 Spuoeus forte 8Rrme ,un ;isuoe.
Sois itIpuueite 2ipSbIumfsr Utsutr o. mao
70;
gaa SpuosuS glfarosis bttr tOalt bet beoitc
5rg,
Som i~priuser al G]iTrltsbroens &tIos.
9. W%snueHebarrl az itte IiB en- Torn,
Der iaarsnoe Smerte iorOol0er;
5or btsiet itnI Ot bgite. buao oi / 2tust iaor
% Cen for Dor Blsrntu9 bsboloe.
% oIit ieg Ueo, Der e~rguuss en- eoia bsrIta
gaar,
Soor Siert.ts ip9be Blomiter fla irtt no
iolbe fanr,
Silgrt ipottet her pa Ionret al Iorue.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
4arnrinopet / SbronoDjcnt.

2sroas ben Abe Wtarts aiIlutteoes
Mpbet, Der ba a beigst af so Wlen'
nelfer. Otter nosen 3istus Jon pebtp.
ses iplsenoe RciOlution:
"3il 3Orses S%tortbingl
Gn itgrre 5oriumlius al @~aarobru'
9ere fra iorfjelige 2ratter / Spuore
Gbronobiem5 amt, iamlet til 0tBoe /
Gbronobjem ben 13oe % 14oe Marts
for at o~pcrpeie, booo Der paofr9oes
til Gpbi9lp al ben MI trptteuoe 2auo,
bon9rin9, lar unber JOrbanolinserue
iamIet fig enitemmis ON icIseuoe 9te'
iolutlon:
u 2anobruset b6r ~inareit mulis
iaa fin e9en SUniuleut / England.
y 5OriamIinscn tilacer fig at bens
itiae til Stortbingct at ip9e bepirtet,
at Der, bUor Nnitaffelie al 5eOeuurer
Iore9aar for Statens &esnins, bsr
5oripuinaen melt mulist iOre9ua al
uprIte 8orer.
81 5oriamlinsen untaeer, at Sta'
ten tDr poe itGrre Biora9 eno bibtil
til ilere al be 9anobonGrin9en peotOm'
menoe Spsauer - ipectelt naunes en-
mere e~Iieftiu Ststte al llotapnlng al
MDrer % anben iumpis 0tart.
3erbos antase8, at 2anobruSets
GentralaominiitratiUn manite buroe
titles i mere oirette Rapport til StOrs
tblnsct, bet u9re peo Sprettelien al
Gunobrugsoepartementet eler ueo ct
friere itiQet 9ireftoriatet".
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
Gctroteuttt | SlotiOcu.

Mens i Dor 3io 8ru9en af 9etrOs
!eum iom 8elpsnin95mlooel fun 9aar
faa Oar tilbage, er oct III 9OOt9iOrt, al
oenne Bare bar tienOt % anpenot /
Sioen omfriug $500 2Iar igr &riiti
5goiel. s giniUe % 8abplOn anuenos
tes en- gl8inltmgrtel, Der bleo bentet
fra en- al 8IIlOoerne iii Guirut. WIeIIem
peotommenoe 5loo % Babylon unr Der
ell Nitauo al 120 Wtil. Gen euige Slo,
Der brRuote paa De beoenIfe Gltre /
8atu, ug iOm blep bolot beli9 al be
aamle Slotilbeoere, bar fun uoltrgm.
nin0er ira 9etrOleumstiloer. Suous
mas % 0omorras unOersarg itpibss
eiter al Snnoipnli9beo ct pluoieli9t
llobruO al 8anoItrgmme. Der bauoe ct
bet1oeligt SnobUlO al Setroleum. 9e
9amle ggspptere anpeuote 8etroleum
til Snobaliumeriuser og ooerbooet /
ianitare Glemeo. Serocut beitriuer
9etroleumstiIoer puu Gen 3anta, Der
Iepereoe StenOlie aQereoe ipr $500
9lar iioer, ps 8lutar3 iOrtGaer ON en-
b~rRnoenoe S~tenplieD / NRrbeoen al
G~tbataua. Hlinlus pmtaler, at Der
ira 8etrplsumstilber paa Sicilien III.
Der Napn al "iiciliauit Ole" bleu tat
petroleum til 9nmpsrne. s lausere
Gio bleu Stabeu Gsnna pplpIt meo
Petroleum. GnoUioere er bet gOot9icrt,
at Der / Slotioen branotes Petroleum
i 8irma / Snoieu.
Serobot leueoe for omtrsnt 2400 %
8lutard % 4llnius for omtreut 1900
Nar iioen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

5000 Str. for Ell SDr. 5orpuster
&attrup pua Selerup bar iulst Gpren
"9borOalo Seaerup" til llsselSie 2ps
reioreniu9 / 5reoeritsburs 9tntt for
5000 SIR. bporai 1900 ar. uobetales
ueo W~iootaselien u9 0ieIten eitsr nare
mere beItemte Siltaar. Sprea er en-
Spn al "Stamiaoeren" % en- &onse>
pr9miefo paa Selerap. Den er 5 9lar
Of. ps tiltjenot lite Yr9mie peo Stats'
ituet i Soenie 1894 Os 95 iamt &Onscs
pr9mie / Samling, Ranoers 1894.
Get er, iaauiot pioes, ben bpieite 9ris,
Der biotll er ppnaoet Ior en- SDr Der i
2anoet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

Srnbiageu | HOrblano. - Somi
nIfDlbig. StofmarfuGs, 17be Marts.
Gfter ~iitfert 5urlpoenbe aster Nore'
lambs 2asmanosret ben 23oe DARTS
uoen iprnpet SopeobebanoIing, ouers
snsitemmenbs meo Strafeprpcesluueu
s 419, at aiiise 6riiiuoeliesoum oper
Den uitploiy bpmte 5reorif lllueitao,
Der i benpeo u gar bar iiooet
5bronoiems Straianitalt.
Gritutnins pil bliue iiltienot bam
lenere Hets mpoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

5rebrifstab GlcftrititetsuGrf. Grs
beleet paa Glettricitet8pGrtet itrioer
M iapnt irem. S Senbolo til be al.
llntteoe Suntrafter itat belle @uIe99et
pare iarbist til 15be Sum- 8. q. Com
betienot bar Sommunen iorelgbis fous
traberet til @acebelpsnins 20 Stpfter
600 eDs Suelumper os 67 Stptter 20
9ps @lpolamper.
III Setitabets I%ttietasital, 10000
SIR. forfeit paa 375 glitter q 400 &r.,
er Der | 8pen alIereoe tesnet oper 300
glitter.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
garnc' % N~loeropmsbienl.

garnc' % I~loeroumsbiem. s
Storelpeoalen bD9ses for Sioen paa
ct Sarne' % Gloeroomsbiem. 8pss
ninsen ital beitaa Of ire Gtaser, peri
iberesnet &ieloeretascu, Der blanot
guoet ital inorettes til 8aberum for
be 9amle 6atti9c. Get er M~eninsct,
at bette Siem itul muoiase iattiae %
ifar forGlorelpie gprn FAINT 9lors
6attisiplf, Der ellers enten er benpiii
iii at leue fine iibite Slar i 9aso eler
blips uoiatte al SaitisuGieu Tenet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
rlouiae. DC to OanIie unocrIautter,

'SSNhNs ~ "
Sons S. Sanisn fra 8rsruu % 9ic'
ueitetart Sens 3. q. elot fra GDuoer
Solite6, liant ameritauit llnoeriaat VI.
2. 8ertelicu fra Suoerslcu. er bIecen
uopiitr.
Gn 9arl ira Garbuse9ncn tisrtc
ct Bar Gar iUm Stulsfarl hos Cine
Sauier, iom eicr en- @aaro / @nnoerup
ueo Sol. !0au bar i%orlOOcs mco benoc
% nniggtc oerior ont at bliUc 8rGlIiit
lnoeriaat.
Der tom rmiotertiO Nilag pan 2lns
%ib9ninBen. 9erpaa anir8te ban on at
iaa Notwithstanding, men / Stcoct
for en- Seuiliu9 Of oennc msote 8cns
oarmen en- Dag l @naroer meo ct
greu. Zen Dag bar Sarleu life bicm'
me, o9 @euoarmen piloe fuu uoleoere
8reuet til bnm ie(u ~perionlig. Nau
1T isncre at pibe, at 8reoet inoebOlot
en- llooisuius 3orore. 9arltn reiitc oa
til Dammit, % bans GOrIoueoe u9ter
MI at iGlse fin @aaro.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

Su%rirbsNriit ai Giiclgnbr ifal i
|ssis Gage pnubespnoes 8colanos'
nnSst san &uunebeIen | @anie for ct
|tasslt eelitnbs &sgnins. @anbet er
ialial9rst at futile inoeboloe $4,000
frrs
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

Inora8enoe ON nge Serubanean'
lag. Slanot oisie reierereoes forles
ben Dag / 2bin9et g~nOrasenoe fra
RepreIentanterne 2Dplnno, llelano,
Sia6ien, Sslano, MinIter, 8inoe,
SnlinS Olicn, Sanien, eunoe, ainos
big ps Stem a~ngaaenoe ~9attfttffeHs a en-
Seitlanosbate menem &unssberssbas
men % GRtersoals 6aren.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

VRNsriOrSiIf SeieIonfabeluet ital
nan Iaa / Sriitiania. 1eleionielifa'
N' b'uil8eNe 275,OoO Sr. til Ell Be.
s%7nNsl'c. 9ranbeues Intal blep for
s'HtrenNe. Ger er M pper $500 zip.
~saratsr | &irtiombeo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

lllDficsiiIiGlOe. Gn Sm at Gbr.
@atbieien ueo gpifeItObbet, iom tieuer
bus @aarOeier g. Satobien / Ggbbel.
toiu9, bar iorleoeu iipro msO at ifiGre
Creme al ct fort 9rr, Der q blGlt
pm. Seo bette 9lrbeioe fit ban ben
bsire Nrm ina baarot i alemme mels
fem bet omblrite Are ps ct anoet
~Itaaenoe 3rp, at be maotte bua9e bet
iioite ON, for be funoe iaa BAN irI0jUrt.
Grmeu bar oa belt fuult ueoenior al'
bren. 2G9en bleo itrar bentet. men
tos BAN eiter Ell iureIsbis 6orbinoina
meo til Spsebuiet / SguoerbOrs, buor
glrnreu bleu fat al.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

I'll lllpif SOgnefnlo bar ~fcruoen
tslasre napnte Gu ipscre enb pioere
nGSt ia: &eiioercnoe &apeaan Il. q.
|eatter, tOultitueret Ireit peo Gau'
|fas Gipl Q. 9Olit % Sutetet DC. q.
o.,
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

ira 6rimItao % 6iopif berettes,
0, Wcruelisbeostilitanoen er iaa ulige
SSrs M, ~eiterot Samlasene er iiernet,
Of zen muralite 6proel peo Samlages
rhs Heoppterita maa pHre i~eloinolps
frS. iur Gntper.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

Tpr Walere M~alermeIter fra Ia,
balls Srug, Stto Senien, lar opiunoet
ct Stnterlnssapparat, buorpaa 9atent
er erbolot. Gpparntet beItaar al en-
@affel meo Grinie, boorpaa er anbrast
Ell 8eniel meo 5arue. Selp en- uspet
Saano fan pso benne file ginoeit
treife De %fineite ps i~epneite 9inier %
lnrst lettere eno meo 9eniel. vi Grs
tlar'n9er fra De NET iremra9enOe Sra
lermeitere berinbe fer Bet ub for, at bet
Iaatalote Staferinssapparut pil blipe
nuuop9rlist for Walere % 2aftererc.
Set pil beler life toite fort.