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Graham guardian., 1896-11-13

THE all important question now
is who will be Arizona's next Gov
ernor? 1t is understood that there
are score or more who will serve
if appointed, but the latest is that
Hon. Burt Dunlap stands good
chance Of receiving the appoint
ment. Burt spent considerable
time in the East last summer and
also declined to run for the Coun-
Gil after having been nominated by
his party and it may be that he
will be our next Governor. We
believe that the Governor should
be resident of the Territory who
understands thoroughly our needs.
Burt is a resident oflong standing,
has served several honorable terms
in the Legislative council. He
would make splendid Governor
and we would be glad to see him
assume that title.
Graham guardian., 1896-11-13
CUTTING POTATO SEED.
The Proper Way to Do 1t Is TO Slice the
Tubcrs CrOssMise.

The Proper Way to DO 1t Is TO Slice the
Tubcrs CrOsswise.
There is a right and wrong way to
cut potato-seed, and most people cut
the wrong way. If you will take po-
tato and examine it carefully, you will
see the eyes, instead of being placed
yromiscuously about the potato, are
placed in more or less regular spiral
from stem to seed end. If a potato is
split in half lengthwise after the eyes
have started in the spring, you
can see the continuation of the eyes
from where they appear on the surface
to the center of the tuber indicated by
watery streak, something after the
manner shown in the cut.
Now, if in cutting potatoes for seed
the pieces are cut straight through the
Graham guardian., 1896-11-13

Gov. FRANKLIN has appointed
as delegates at large to the Nation
al irrigation congress, to meet In
Phoenix on the 18th 10th and 18th
of this month G. Layton, ofThatch-
-er, Jesse N. Smith, of Snowflake,
and John G. Herndon, of Prescott.
1t is to be hoped that each delegate
and each person, inter ested in
irrigation, who is able, will attend
this congress, as it is certain to
be the forerunner to national aid
in storing water for the arid lands
of the west.
Graham guardian., 1896-11-13

William D. Bynum, chairman OF
the gold-bug Democratic committee
is very much pleased over Nc
Kinley's election and says the
silver craze is now dead and will
never again be formidable ISSUE
in which he will find himself very
much mistaken.
Graham guardian., 1896-11-13
THE Star has this to say:

"There is one thing certain,
there was a terrible amount OF
shouting for Bucky O'Neill, which
did not crystalize into votes when
the shouters went to the polls,
especiallyin Tucson"
"Two years ago the bulk o
Buoky O'Neilps vote was con-
tributed by the Democratic party
The election last Tuesday seems to
indicate his vote this trip came
mostly from the Republican
party"
Graham guardian., 1896-11-13

THE next session of the Arizona
gricultural Association Will meet
in Phnnix on the Goth, and 2lst,
this month.
Graham guardian., 1896-11-13

THE President, in his proclama-
ton, has set apart Thursday, the
Goth as Thanksgiving day. Let
all observe this day in fitting
manner, and in doing so remember
the poor IN substantial way.
Graham guardian., 1896-11-13


SENATOR Henry NJ. Teller says
that he don't think the Republican
party will do anything for silver
during the coming four years.
During the coming four years"
said Mr.. Teller, 81 expect to see
the Republican party abandon all
pretense to a desire to secure
international bimetallism, and the
contest hereafter be made between
the gold standard supporters and
organized hosts Of bimetallists. l
think four years from now the pco-
pie will be sufficiently educated to
understand the danger Of the gold
standard, and the party that stands
by bimetallism in 1900 by the
United States alone will be success
full"
Graham guardian., 1896-11-13

A. II. BANTA has purchased the
Arizona PopuliSt. Mr., Banta is a
thourough newspaper man ana we
wish him success.
Graham guardian., 1896-11-13
THE LEGISLATURE.

Never before since the first Zu-
leck administration has the legis
lature been so overwhelmly Demo
cratic. And now with nothing to
hinder them they have a chance to
do something for the territory and
we believe they will do it. If fthey
do not there will be no excuse for
it.
Maricopa sends one democratic
Councilman, three democratic as
semblymen and one republican AS
semblyman.
Graham, one democratic Coun-
Gilman and two democratic AS.
semblymen.
Cochise, democratic Councilmen,
one dem. Assemblyman, one rep
Assemblyman.
Gila, democratic Councilman and
Assemblyman.
Coconino, rep. Councilman and
dem. Assemblyman.
Navajo, rep. Councilman and
Assemblyman.
Apache, dem. Councilman and
Assemblyman.
Pinal, dem, Councilman and As
semblyman.
Yuma, republican councilman,
and democratic assemblyman.
Yavapai, democratic councilman
and three democratic assembly
men.
Pima, democratic councilman
and four democratic assemblymen
Apache, democratic councilman
and democratic assemblyman.
Graham guardian., 1896-11-13

The next Senate it is believed
will stand: Republican, A; Demo
Gratis, 8S; Populists and Independ-
ents l3.
Graham guardian., 1896-11-13
LATE EDITORIAL.
For President
1900,
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.

THE Democratic ticket in Pinal
county was elected from top to
bottom.
Graham guardian., 1896-11-13

Good rigs, good teams and care,
full drivers. Freight promptly de-
livered from the depot to any
point in Stafford and Thatcher.
Terms reasonable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Thursday, May 81 -p. m.

Thursday, May Il -p. m.
Various rumors were circulated around the
Stock Exchange to-day regarding the political
outlook. for the purpose OF injecting some life
into trading, and the success Of such efforts
were shown in an increase in dealings
yesterday of 24.579 shares. Traders were in
formed-no one knew by whom-that an an
nouncement regarding his money views would
be made by the leading Republican Presiden-
tial candidate and as traders knew very well
that II such an announcement were made it
would be a fiat footed sound money declaration.
they rushed to cover and buying throughout
the list became more general London quotations
did not respond to the rally yesterday and
the opening market was rather a disappoint-
ment, but rumors which induced covering OF
shorts subsequently gave trading a faint sus-
picion OF animation Final changes showed
gains throughout the active list. the only ex-
ceptions being small fractional net losses in
Rock Island. Distng and Cattle Feeding,
Southern Railway preferred and United States
Leather preferred. The shorts In Sugar Refining
were forced to cover again. the price adVanc-
ing / per cent. and closing at 123as net gain
Of q per cent. There has been evidence or IN
side manipulation In Sugar Refining In the iast
few days but the eccentricities OF the STOCK
during the week leaves little chance for Judg-
ing the probable course Of the manipulatoTs IN
their specially. Yesterday. despite another re-
ductionu in the price Of the refined product me
stock advanced over per cent. but 1t Is well
known that this specially does not move ac-
cording to trade conditions. but according 10
the will Of the inside interests. SO far thls
week 1t has contributed 20S.S43 shares out OF
total business In all shares OF 5OG. lW
In the railway list moderate amount OF busi-
ness was done In Burlington. St Paul. Louisville
and Nashville. Manhattan, Missouri Pacihc ana
Reading at higher prices Reading stock ana
bonds were both higher and mora active. TINS
was the last day on which Reading securities
could be deposited under the reorganization plan
without the payment OF penalty buying IN
Manhattan appeared to come from good sources
an extreme advance Of per cent being reached,
but the close showed falling of from the high-
est price Of the day. at 1903. The dulness IN stocks
this week has not been accompanied by compete
inactivity in railway bonds. good demand ex-
listing for all the hiyh-grade issues. Dealings III
railway bonds are growing larger and IN to-day
market the par value OF total salee showed an In
crease over Yesterday OF $4,000, while for the
four DAYS Of this week the par value of total
sales amounts TO S4,35G5O0 against S43l3Vo
In the whole OF last week. The most pessimistlc
sort OF people are bullish on the bond market
and the inquiry from Investment sources. Doth
here and In Europe, IL steadily getting better.
Closing prices to-day Of a number or active
stocks compare with yesterdays as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
GuarantyTru
of New York.

Formerly New tOEk uuaIsutJ A"NVm".'y wv
Mutual Life building,
e. CEDAR STREET y. y.
C,prr.I S2,O0O,0C0
ACTS As TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS
FIHMs And INDIVIDuAIS. AS GUARDIAN,
EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR TAkfS
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PERSONAL
TsTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject to check OF on certificate.
WALTER q. OAKNAN. President
ADRIAN IsELIN, in, Vice President.
0YDRsF Il TURNBULL 81 Vlce-Presdent
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas. and Sec.
NILSSON BORIAND Assist. Treas. ana Sec
DIRECTORS.
Samuel u Babcock. Adrian lseIih. Jr'
u.o,ro = Bakrr Augustus ID. Julliard.
oeorg. = BowdoIn James y. Jarvie,
r,.d.,,c cromwell Richard A. Mc(Nrdy,
walter n Gillette Walter q. Oakman,
poher Goolet Alexander T.. orr, =.
O. q. Haven Henry H. hoserS'
oliver Hartman. Henry ".Smitn
u somers Hayes II. NICK TwOmbly,
Charles l.. Henderson. ffederlcs '" ahuefoii's
william c. whitney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
Countrp Doar0.

SyINGLE CENT MEN wishing pleasant rooms ior SUM
- mer and fall forty-fve from city nve min
utes from station: Jersey Central RR; shade ooauns.
good bicycling excellent table; French or German pre-
Serred. references Address Box So. Crawford n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY MAY % a-sxTEEN

lists, 4 to 1888; Atchison adjustment 4s, u to
42is. and Texas and Pacific Ids, II to %.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement COW
ering actual results OF two days ago. compared
with the last previous statement, shows the fol-
lowing balances:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
financial nleetlnss.
Co.artnersblp No!ires


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Office OF W. d. Moore Co.,
No 45 Broadway, y. y
May LIST. 1896
FREDERICK L. MOORE has this day WIN
j drawn from the firm OF w d. MOORE Il CO.. retr-
ing from business. 49,, - - .a,,, NAM. bv
he Undersigned. Thh'SN NJ. vi HpD
WE HEREBY CERTIFY that the business hetetol..e
carried on under the firm OF " d. MOORE q Coal-
PiSY by Frederick l.. Moore and Frank curtis. uhuer
mo provisions Chapter 40 Of the Laws OF lso4 ahl we
additional thereto and arnendaory tnte
uI hereafter he carried under the same maine ~
=, ank Curtis OF the borough OF North Planntld c9uS
~ Somerset State II New-Jersey and John v L. Thtt
hard OF the village 81 New Brighton county OF Aen
mnnd and State YAK. and That me prnclpaI Pe'
of business 81 said firm Is In the city oi NJ" io'N'
pated April 81. lS6 - 49, ,,.nr,c
IoIfN V l.. RIANHARD.
STATE Of New York. city and County OF New loS ss
on this 30h day OF April. 1895. before me peso'a.
came Frank and John " L. Rianhard 20 nc pr
scribed IN executed the foregoing lhH'Tu'' an"
acknowledged that they executed the same
SPENCER AI.DRICH. Notary Public. New foth %
ADVERTISEMENTS and suhssrptions for r., Ths rrSurs
"A received at their Uptown onc~ No l2i2 btoaoway'
"a of 3st-st. until y clock Z. IN. .,..
t.ements received the following branch 9ces a.
once mites until O'Clock D. M viz, -, rnmSn: sys
near Wsst eeth-s. ioe West A2d-s:. near eth-ev~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22

BONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sales NJ covernment bonds were confined To
| 900 coupon 81 at 112M. Final quotations
illoW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22

Railway bonds were more active than STOCKS,
and prices were generally strong. the chief eX-
ceptions being Erie As. prior bonds which lost
IL to "a; Louisville and Nashville 3s: Iis TO 10;
Union Elevated first 6s, ~ to 90 and kentucKy
Central first As. " to SS11 The Northern Pacific'
Reading. Kansas and Texas and Atchison issues,
Southern Railway II. and West Shore is were
the leaders In point OF activity. Among the strong
features were Kansas and Texas Ids. which ad-
vanced IN to 59%; Plttsburg and Western lists,
] to 49, Reading second preference incomes: "
to 1SA; the third preference incomes, y to loh;
broadway and Seventh Avenue consol 5s. ] to
III; Buffalo. NcwYork and Erie lists. TO l36;
Missouri, Kansas and Eastern lists. n to 9lh;
Rensselaer, and Saratoga lists "a to 14o Texas
general mortgage A. y to &C., CHICAGO and Erie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

,. Ma, ., y Consols ii2 10 for money
and Ii2 10 for the account Canadian flcihc CO Ere
IA: DO lat pref. BIN; Illinois Central 80 a .,al
a,arv III. ~ Paul common 1914. New ORR 'rnih';
IN PENNSYLVANIA 1874. Reading. 5 Mexican central
new uer cent bonds 7l4. Louisville ana NnhhN' "i''
A,chlson common I5t. 49,. A., MI,
4 80 o. m.--The amount Of bullion gone n'o ,le rnnh
~, M On balance to-day g.tsD Paris a1Flfrs
quote per rentes at lu2 france y" cehuH.s i"i NV
cnpt ana exchange London AZ - francs II crhtHes
for checks. - -,... -,.,.,,o,, ~, ,ha pa,k nj,
hoas an increase Of 81 5000 francs In gold and
~ inr-ense Of 2 OiO0r francs In silver. NJ , ,o,,
q" r.-t,, MAY 2i-Exchang~ On London. ~ MARKS fot
MOANING, Tor sight and 20 marks 81 penningi Tor eoaay
birs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
crocKS STRONG AGAIN.
p0ND MARKET HIGHER.
ru.ND FOR INVESTMENT ISSUES
'oo >,,p1,I,ATIoN IN SUGAR REFINING.

,rs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE MAY IL
SAILS .,e N uONDs AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
financial elections.
PACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANY

PACIFIC MAI, h, sT 1s yVD Nh 60;
York. May 49, 1896.
p,UE FORTY-NINTH ANNUAL MEETING
/ OF stockholders Of the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY will be held the Office OF the Company, 80
Wall ST. mills building. in the City Of New York. on
IVTDNESDAY the 9th day Of May, 1896. between the
hours OF ~ ana o'clock p NJ. for the election OF
Of such other business
before The transfer books OF the
Company viii close once Of the Union Trust COM
nanv on Monday lsth day OF May 1896 at O'Clock
= H. and will reopen THURSDAY. May ?s. 1896 at 10
o,c,ork a NJ w. H. LANE Secretary
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
sitmore, Gseambia Co., ella.

Sislge ipruotruiiet Spsrenstomit Hal ieg
mepoelc, at iee antom til st. Souls ON Gfs
tensu famine Tag, ipm Nfreiisn fanot Steo.
Terfra fog ieg 9.zR. SO9et for bet iDplige
alabama % antom til Nalboils, Senu., Den
nGits Says Worsen. Seq litts life Ssnness
Zee sler bet n~orOligs alabama; 2anoet CT for
uieont % bisrefulOt. ri pasisreos giennem
Cunningham, iom li9ger i ct Siergottriit,
Der lille ssusr is iii 6armins, men er mart
pGroigt rist paa Sern. Saa fcm ri til
Wontgomsrp citsr Mertsts Grenbruc. ri.
3 nGite Ilor9sn Tom Ri til bort Seitemmelicss
itep, Gilmore, iom li99er / SposIlabumas
6silano, 1856 Noo oper 6apet. Suralt /
gpen ices me 9DSnir9cr, aleiammsn mas
lsoe, bpao Der giper Strost ct lloieenoe fore
fisaiqt ira be Hsits al Spoens Sper. Ser er
ct gants bstragtslist antal Roroitatsfolt boz
tat berneos, % mange Here tonimer. Sarost
cr bsloenoe, men life uicont. SOrobunoen er
tort Mulioro meo 9erunosrlas. Seq bar ltet
De forTicaise Slags Nplin9sr bsrneos; De tas
Ser life paa at iammenlignes nep Norosns.
Gtg, 9omulo, Mais os Sutterrsr 0prtss
for l~loftrGinin9 % b.taler fig soot.
Sm Rlimatst bill iss intet britemt uotole;
biotil bar iss funbst bet liseircm romGrtrt.
Oct ,r mig ~fortalt, at lsiIigbeosois inotrGpsr
tolot Qeir mep Iprosnitorm 90 Resn; men Der
ian lissiaa let inotr9oe Soroenoeir. Vt
osmme fro, bpao ieg bar feet oto GorIe9s'
itatiunsrns, fuloe ies antase, man tunOe lsos
mere antanoist paa ct meset liOet Stptte
2auo % meo minor. Grbsio. eno ! Roroen.
Sen ODE 3opsmbcr baOce Ri ben fDrite 6roit;
ben gioroe bet al meo 9otetesgrGsist, men
taotoe life Saoeiogcrne.
Otter boao leg f%isnner, maa osnns 6gn
at 9auoet q r irroelss belois for 6rugt oa
aisttenurtsr, liseiom oct er ct soot 6armlaro.
). GUcnion.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
Nra VeIoit. Nona.

Ga hi M CT TONNE liot / 8o eftcr ben
GorfrrifeIis, iom opitoo pso Slocbranoen her
| gsrnrbicmmet | 9eloit % lipt mere roligt
fan c~pertus 6sl9erns, iua pilos ies tilaoe
mig at beoe on plaos for uosle 2inier | De-
res Grsoe glao. Seq bar ist geretninger /
Here glao. oeiaa / "Seeorabzp oiten", % bet
ipnes, lom m ale bar fact bet Snotrpf,
at bGs Siaosn bar oritst sso Nsiurancs; men
bet bar not oesoGrre lite SilfGlo.. Sen neo,
brGuote 9Dgning, Tom bsnDtteoss til Stole cs
Splagsrum for Rl9oer iamt Soperum for
no9le Og tDOs @utter antases prro 4 Sufno
Collars. Isiuranee 3 Suino Dollars.
Snbbost, Stplebsssr os 8laosr, nsiostig
Spsrild9 til bintse Qriier, 1850 Collars,
bar life asiurcrst, iaa Sismmet fiber ct meget
isleligt 5ab, iiGr oa bet inStrai paa penne
foloe garstio; tbi ODER tpos at @utterne bar
life mere alGosr eno be itaar % saar |, oa
ale osres Rlrotr bar | ben brnnote 9pgnins.
Su unor.s pei, iiare 2risr, % ipsrssr, bppr
be bar benne2 III be oa life rsbost nogen Sins?
So, Der rsooebss o9iaa en- Del. Ger blsp
reooet uo ai ct Bum fulot Of RlGosr, met
gintertlGber for 0igern., os iaa rsboepes
omtrsnt oft | Soperummet; men Der bl9ite
en- baaro ginb, iom luu oper paa De andre
Suie, iiGr ben npe 1gurn," iom meo Nso os
neppe reooebcs; ben bar fsrs @augs a%ntrnot,
laa fpli MATTE arbsios Der for at reooe be
andre Suie. Get tos blot en- balp Sinles
Sio fro Sfoens llbruo til belle 6uiet laa i
afe. Sloen pptom pua 2oftst formoosntlis
fra en- Iprutteu Sforitenspibs.
0u iiGrs 2Gier, iom bar Sierte for be
Imaa 6orGlor,lsie, iom iaa braat bleo iaa
meoet mere fatti9s, rGi benz en- bi1lpeuoe
Saauo: tbi Rso bill mart fsiss, bois inssn
SiGlp tommsr mso bet isrte, Naar ale uos
after ,r betalte for NaansOen, iaa sr aass
len mart tom. Glpur bar hi onttr.nt iii
Sul, Votster ca. 25 Suibsls, % gin.srsu bar
oaerto, ~inoiuuo,t fg. vi bar lioet Rlroer,
transt Stun, tibet al Glt. Seno ino @aper
ot ale slass, be pl tOmms pei meo nu,
iirr @uttilepsr trGnses for Eieblitttt. @is
osrne bar ups,nluuOs 9intrtlGosr, men De
mineos ole fine Sommsrtlapcr.
". 9usbretion.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
SmuIer fra 0cttfuffcu.

T"sftn sr tonneu nlsb itormenot @nS,
S0an'n tar aifso % Spalerne Mr." 90 /
Saao3to nu bar Sommsrens lpis Sage meo
SO'N'n % 9oot 9eir tas.t fin @ifep cg MI
WV 2"al9in9ton facet nogst af fit napntuns
.8' N'9n, lao M bar hi faaet os en- lip,n
"0"' ''ter Sommersns Slio o. Strsp. Sa
III" 'ror leg Simmeltns SluIcr bar riotia
aa0"' 49, 'Or MI rsgn.r bet iaa bet sisr
"''' D'rn osroper pl oi life ilagc, pi bar
FaO' 'oa mt 9etr beuns CONNER ca Ssit,
u 0' M 9laosli9eu bsbspsr liot af ben Sort
.Si'o' Nu 'nar ri spO Sio til at laIe 800.
m 08laa, % ben, iom fan irost liot paa
N1''' Ian M osiua iaa ienbe nogle 9ini,r
I'll al '9I0s osrs epalter mep oolaa. Daeo
"'Oo'i'r'ns Siaaceli, sil leo prsps at i,uo.
.Oo" E'nIer, ina meget, at lloenperoeueu Tan
Rbftu.
~ II! big, 8orbisrs Sic, fploer pi a9s
NV ~ "Noitcn" ret messn 9ai for bin. mans
" O8 "0osrboloenos grtoe, iom ou ienocr os
Guy III" Sang. sGrsrsr mig mansen
.""s over, at sfiGbusn life laosb bet iaa,
min 9uSG, fob osropps / ben naturnisune
S'9'' Naa f'r bssr Gang bin. grsY. tom Der,
leg aanisrns Do | title aSnbom
Juno, ''le' big poa btu ganOrius runot ON
q'not' % Tor Sarnsminoas utsrslsm.
a." s''s'r, msn ON Ice n fsSt % op.
'aa !aHst bort. fra bin tspsbpss, at
y naa SaI' gaDnst ~'arSnbsr,s faa sr bog
'~ "''o' mtg sirisfis siars % Su fan trs
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
2afe Varf, Wtuu.

Vote TART -- Dor nGrmeftt gp cr en-
annfs Oa''tr % triptlig Qlaps. Gen bar A
Rir'tr, | 0sifol., ll-l2 Store, 9 Soteler,
z 8,mpcranteiulooner, 2 Smeoibopper, 2
sI'0atorer, ? Greumeri,r ps l 2umbcrparb
m. m.
Nn Sommtrrr r bet .t rigtis ,batfert
NouHiN. Set sr met i~tttlst al StauOiuuoer,
otr ortO,r bOOeOiuseIie meb at aple Speot
% Rrsdturcr, bportil Gountpet .r mere euo
nllntnOci9 Otl 7~iftet. Nsn nu | be foite IA
EaSt bar nj bopt %ioabont Snefalo mss Stprs
ma ion III. paa mango Nar. Stal bet IONS
me III at rare peo, fan bet blips baarot moi
'or Dem paa Qrrrisu at iaa Deb % 50 biem.
AoQ NJ fonr buube, at bet MAJ BIZ laapas
'Ftttur" trtcQcm, al be arcier bet.
Stt bar itilntt libt mto 9olitifcn nu; men
'r @nlGst mua 8, tro, Der bar 2ip. Gen
enc {aIrrcn eftcr ben anocn ai besge gartier,
men De rtpublitanfe 6anoibater poo Gpuntns
't''ittn itirsos pau 2 NOR. 50, leo fisnner
mig Hu iits itsrr. paa golitti. 9ilos tun
'rf', at Gioerus maatte blipe bspre; tbi be
0n' Orr't baaros at Hare Fs I for Sarmsrns.
10 10, for aubr. osiaa, trnt,r leo.
Mrs. Ole 8. Sausen,
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
u,noos. y. Faf6ta.

,,,,ir tr Der life Wanssl paa
." ru # BAR Sage bar ri baot en-
" zn,torm, os Snsionnsrns er pa0
iF"O ..,,r IS Rob bsrinoe | Stopen
'"8' mrrrier sr be NOT enooa osbsrs. S'r
Wv iom tisrer geO til MOrOen, en- Sr
r n.+S, l4-l5 Ril I ROrO bsrfra, iao
a,r, enc sur notiaa fem, % Der MI
~" Aim, pcs,n COB 9ei paa en- %tiorttn
Eass 3iO. .,nrr, g,
e bar to sOIDatsr Tibet, Der pa
"..,, liter @rruOi.n her for at forsbpsSc
,,s,rn,l "a uloplie Sast. Siorten ct
.., for ire gur t Nanitoba, 90 'sr ON
..,,. bar Tolt fra SatOta OreOst bette
c.rsrp,ttri, men M faar be Ois's eanaoif'
h,r,i,r at leos meo, bpis be ooser fs 'or=
,r., ga bar bsrt, bet Nal oare6o Dol
~ multi for bper Nuot Siort. De bar
=, ,r,b,t It Gar, iom Dor runot Waubala'
I, r,iitr mo-, tit gilOt 90 mo bstals dtpaa'
a., ,r m paurtis Sorr.tnins.
gsfno,n runot Gltfpooo bar paarlis iaar
,,,a ,iorp, an Sasliturm for SfaOs, Os itosn
-. BET file, iOm par isisn paa mango Ste
M Ret bltO Iaa tent fact. S%oeosprtisrn'
rrr,t oanIf. bsis, uptil 70 esnts pr. gus
n,s trOr lea, men bpuo biGlper bet, naar
N, bar noset at irlse.
Con a,rnbans, tom ri psnteoe til Wals
s,ro ,r biit gl,mt rent bort; ben Wanp,
lam lott, ostt, isiGre, bar jes bsrt, ftal oare
M for QanaOOn. GOrr.iten Hal Der bore
,r,prt en- M 9rsiosnt for 43be 6armsrs'
@uaii SaloOrion.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
sctpn OF WorrtS, 2batpann Co.,
gNiS.

man Rulo. rGiten tro, at bette Stso III,
srt, m,o til bet eioiliiereoe Strss paa Sors
.n, tbi uloris i,r man nosst | Slaotts Spals
tr h,fra. @runocn er maafe ben, at Der
N, iortaaar nOssn Silorastlie, Tom er barb
at trtOts ON.
QdnOtt b~trrurot er iom opsr alt | bet
rorplig. Wjsconiir Stooluno, mso ftsrre oe
minor, opoprtsot Sarme. Setts 9oiun be.
opnot, at bliOt itttlet for en- 20 Iar ttlbags,
"a mtO b, RiSlcr, iom be felts bar | geios
s,lit al, maa bet f9es, at her er siort tore
frsmFriot, ba Tere bar fact fig pp for.
farm,, % imutte Sus; bog sr for man9.
siovoriftn ben prisntligite R9rinsspei
tnOru.
SER r III, iaa faa stanoinabsr, boorui
2crF,rnt bar Mdiortt.ttu.
3i0,rtou ,r Dor u9rmeits Sarptlsplass,
b~,lipa,not Saa Gbieago & N%ortbneteru n.
n. On triu,Iis lio.n gp, iom sisr aoFiuis
fOrr,tuius / 9umber.
Gtn 6orrrtot 4irts bar paiaa Der en- liz
ben R,uisbto, iom b~stisnes al Qaitor SOms
nj, ,1tr hans 0irlpsprait 9aftor Selano.
"Sttorabs poitsn" lries al mango Der meb
Snttr'sie, og leg bsrsr fun en- Msntrg ON
o,a, n,mIie, at bet t ale Senis,nbsr sr ct
suNt % biatgt glub. abonnent.