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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-15
NOTHING TO DO BUT WORK.

Men who have nothing to do but to
60 down to business every day are
always reminding women Of what a
nice idle time they have, with nothing
to do but keep house and look after
the children. A short time ago a
delicate little woman of the house
keeping profession was on the witness
stand, and it was necessary to estab-
lish just what she did between the
hours of 8 and a. m. She thonght a
moment aud then said swell,
washed my children and got them of
to school. l sewed q button on Mel
lies dress and mended rent in John
ny's coat. Then tidied up mys sit
ting room and made up two beds, and
watertd my house plants and glanced
over the morning paper. Then /
dnsted the parlO: and set things to
rights, washed the lamp chimney.
aud combed the baby's hair, and
sewed "a button on her shoes then
swept ont the front entry and brushed
the children's Sunday clothes and put
them away, and wrote note to John
ny's teacher asking her to excuse him
for not being at school on Friday.
Then l fed my canary bird, gave the
grocery man orders, swept off the
back porch, and then l sat down and
rested until 8 O'Clock. That was ALL"
1t is this freedom from cares and work
that makes the life Of the average
woman such . soft snap that every
body wants to be . woman.
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As the States has several times re
marked. the common saying that fam
lily feuds are the most hitter is strik.
in:!y exrmplified to the malevoleDce
Of the Southern Populists towards
their sometime Democratic brethren.
and by the same sentiment Of the
Western POpulists towards the Repub-
lieans, with whom they were former
ly allied. Almost as unit the latter
voted for Bryan, while the delegates
from The South voted against him.
The pc culiar part OF this is found in
the fact that the Southern Populists
were formed as whole from the
Democratic party, while ON the other
hand the Western Populist party is
made up almost exclusively Of for
mer Republicans. To see Sewall 70.
ted for by former Republicans and
voted against by former Democrats
was rather novel. The most inte nse
and bitter feeling against him was
shown by the Soutberners.
This condition of thinge evlnces
better judgment on the part Of the
Western than of the Southern POpu
lists. The principles of the Demo-
cratic party are more in harmony with
their own than those of the Republi-
can party. On the contrary, there ia
not one principle in CON mon with the
Southern Populists and the Republi-
cans. and their judgment is completely
blinded by their unreasonable preju-
dice. To crafty it maDy of them are
willing to saddle upon their section a
robber tariff and an Infamous force
bill.
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The Cheapest. purest and Best Family
Medicine n the WOrldi

The Cheapest. purest and Best Family
Mediclno 1n the Worldl
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, jam.
dice Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie
Depression of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH,
heartburn, etc. This unrivGled remedy is
warranted not to contain q single particle of
MERCURY, or any mineral substance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs
which an all-wSe Providence has placed in
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail
ment OF the Liver and Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS of Liver Complain. are a
Ditter or bad taste in the mouth; Pain in the
Back, Sides or Joints, often mistaken for Ehcu-
matisIn; Sour Stomach; Loss of Appetite;
Bowels alternately costive and lax; Headache;
Loss of Memory, with a painful sensation Of
having failed to do something which ought to
have been done; DEBILITY: Low Spirits a thick
yellow appearance of the Skin and Eyes, q dry
Cough often mistaken for Consumption
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend
the disease, at others very few; but the LIVER
is generally the seat of the disease, and if not
Regulated in time, great suffering, wretched-
ness and DEATH will ensue
The following highly esteemed persons attest
to the virtues of Simmons Liver Regulator:
K. Fielder, Perry, Ca; Col. F. X. Sparks, AL
bany, Ca; Z. Masterson, Esq, Sheriff Ebb Co.,
Ga; Hon. Alexander H. Stephens
I'VE have tested its virtues, personally, and
know that tor Dyspepsia, BiliousncsS and
Throbbing Headache It is the best medicine the
before Simmons Liver Regulator, but none gave
us more than temporary relief; but the Regu-
1ator not only relievedP but cured us"-ED.
TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER, Macon, Ga.
MANUFACTURED ONLY by
}. II. ZElLiN & co.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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A SENSIBLE MAN

Covers his steam pipeing and drums with
Carey's Asbestos Mag1esia Sectional Cover
ings. 1t pays for its 0Bst in less than a year
Put in Thompson Eclipse to burn bagasse,
shaving, rice hulls, pea or buck -whe 1t coal
write for prices on roofing building and
lining papers and engineers supplies, to
DAFTUON q STOUTZ,
$40 Union Street
9m' 8. Z. New Orleans
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"Draw, draw: Cliriff! Craven! In
the name !" chivalry, d,aw! But stay!
Perhaps le cnnn"t. a P-rchance he is
an impres-i"niSt - (And the knight
departed on his WA ).-Pick- Me- Up.
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Some SIS camrlS We're lately counted
on the Gila river, near the White
Mountains of Arizona. the progeny of
herd of $50 which were placed in the
territory by the government thirty
years az" for desert service, hut had to
be turned imse an,l abandoned be-
cause the desert gravel cut their feet.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-15
THIBODAUX, La, SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1896
ASK the recovered

ASK the recovered
dyspeptics. bilious
sufferers, victims of
fever and cgae, the
mercuriai dis ease
patient, how they re-
covered health, cheer
full spirits and good
appetite; they will tell
you by taking SIM
MONS LIVER REGU-
LATOS.
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THE POLICE JURY.
TABLEAC

~ the probable expenses Of the Parish Of
Lafonrche tor the current year 1896 ::
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DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
Dht No. l-Thos. Beary, o. Anthement
sldJ. B. .. Mire.
Dst: No. 2.-Thos. Barker, Oscar Anth6-
Nsst. Q. !: Guidry.
get, No.5.-L. j. Trosclair, j. L. Leblanc,
~ ], Tomassi.
k0AD AND LKvEE INSPECTORS.
Rhnst No. l.....-....J. B. Bourgeois.
No.2 ....... l.. A. BelanGer,
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Mayor, W. c Ragan; Councilmen, R.
4 AcBrids. A. j. Meyer, j. Louis Auco D,
saomas Alberti T. P. Bergeron, and
Frank zernott.
Il - E............-. ...f. l.. brauu.
Man Aarshal.- r j Naquin
,n.....s...... II. N. COulou
sess distress. Mrs. J. Curtis
SCHOOL BOARD.
=. y. Mcbride President: w. P. Mar
a' superintendent and secretary i; -.
........ Numa Elfer Chas. ) Math.
-, =. kraemer, w E. Howell, J. L.
.s'lanc, Emile Toups.
fHlBoDAux BRIDGE COMMITTEE.
We hagan. president; ..........
~, ~, secretary: S.ank. Zsrnott, n. w.
s'oos. E.U. Morvant. Emile Ledet.
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9n. 8. :.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-07-18

Others thought it wasn't true
unionism to keep anyone out no
matter if they had scabbed. 1t
wasn't living up to the principles
of the A. F. of L. If labor organic
atoms done business in that way,
they would be upholding monopoly
as much as the corporations they
so heartily condemned. AS soon
as a man joined union he was
scab no ~longer and could not be
termed as such. It behOOved all
members to hold out the hand OF
good fellowship, advocating the
Brotherhood of Man to all, no mat
ter how he had erred in the past so
long as he was ready and willing
to live up to union principles in
the future.
The discussion was settled by
committee being appointed to wait
upon Professor Meier and see what
they desired to do, which consisted
of the following: Mcdowell, Han
cock and Saxine.
John Hayes was appointed to till
the vacancy ON grievance commit
tee.
The election of a delegate to the
chamber of commerce was laid on
the table.
Vim. McEwen was elected by &C.
clamation to fill the vacancy in the
recording secretaryship, caused
by James NJ. Murray not being re-
turned as a delegate by his union.
The newly elected officers were
obligated and seated. President
Thomas on retiring thanked the
Assembly for their courteous treat
ment in his official capacity.
On motion of James Mcdowell
the retiring officers were given
vote of thanks.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-07-18
Uni0nism at ClOquet.

CLoQUET, July 6.-The saw mill
men held large and enthusiastic
meeting Sunday, July 5. We have
about 400 members. Nearly every
saw mill employee is M nlber OF
the organization. The men are in
telligent, earnest workers.
T. II. Backman. of West Superior,
was present and made an excellent
talk upon the needs of label agita-
ton, and urged upon his listeners
to give their assistance by purchase
ing only nnion made cigars, in fact
everything they purchased they
should see that it was union made:
He drew a very realistic picture OF
the sweat shops in our cities and
showed cow the members could do
a great deal to help wipe them out
of existence.
Mr.. Backman is thoroughly
posted and can talk uniOnism right
from the shoulder. We hope to
have him with us again.
Mrs. S. G. Akin, editor of the
Labor World, was also present and
made few remarks.
Mr.. Parks is proving to be an
excellent man for the presidential
chair.
A. Michaud, recording secretary,
is a man of ability and ably fills the
office allotted to him, as is also r:
H. H. Packs, financial secretary and
treasurer. The saw mill mems
union of Cloquet is fortunate in
having good men in office as so
much defends upon them during
the infancy af an organization.
The men here are to 10 for silver
and will cast their votes for Towne.
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Duluth Trades Assembly.
HUNTERS HALL,
July 10, 1896.

July 10, 1895.
Meeting called to order by Presi-
dent G. NJ. Thomas.
In the absence of Vice President
Ferguson, Gus Olson acted.
James Mcdowell was appointed
secretary for the evening in place
of Secretary Murray.
The following credentials were
presented and delegates obligated:
John Blasius, Louis Myer, Aug.
Saxine, tailors; J. F. Mcdonald, w.
B. Wolcott, E. II. Jamison, walters;
William E. McEwen, Otto G. Sturm,
plumbers;W alterJ Johnson .W.Allen
r. Stack, woodworkers, r. H. Haire,
T. Timlin, Louis Sandhall, timers;
D. 6. Murphy, J. A. Blk, Thos: Nc
Callum, Plasterers; James McDow-
ell, Geo: c. Findley, typographical;
w. J. Grout, E. G. Peterson, COOP
ers; John Melander, musicians; H.
w. Moiller, J. NJ. Conklin, Charles
Adams, laundry workers; H. John
son, draymen; Joe Dworschak,
cigarmakers. The credentials of
Thomas FOrrestall we're presented,
but laid over until the next meet
ing. Quite discussion arose over
Mr.. Forrestall's eligibility as dele
gate, owing to the fact that he is
not working at his trade. Mr.. For
restal1 commended that as the boy
colt on the Imperial mill prevented
him from following his trade, he
was working at anything he could
find to do to earn a living rather
than go over to Superior and scab.
A committee of three, Messrs.
Haire, Firovid and Gregory, were
appointed to investigate and de-
eide upon the eligibility of the Gre
dentials.
REPORT OF UNIONS.
Iron and steel workers, all right;
bakers, fair; butchers, gOod-picnic
was success; BARRIERS, fair-ready
to work boycott on Sullivan's bar
Der shops; boilermakers, absent;
coopers, dull--boycott on Imperial
mill doing good work; carpenters,
good, took in twenty me bers at
last meeting; clerks, all working;
cigarmakers, fair, pushing label;
electrical workers, business i'm
proving, scale signed by many of
the bosses, work eight hours on
Saturday instead of nine, as hereto
fore, had things fixed so it took
much longer time to become pro-
ficient at the trade; longshoremen,
fair; fathers, fair; laundry workers,
good; musicians, better than ever
before; painters, dull; plasterers,
business looking up; plum bers,
fair; pressmen, absent; Scandin-
avian typographical, absent; stone
cutters, good, difficulty with one of
the bosses settled; steamtitters,
absent; saw mill men, absent; tall
ors, good, boycott on Carrin gton
had done good work, drove him out
OF town; theatrical workers, fair,
boycott still on Lyceum; typo
graphical 1876, good; walters, fair,
some of the bosses had refused to
sign scale, asked all union men to
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-07-18

nd11 nO11Ody COu1uuAlICC was O1S-
charged.
Labor Day committee reported
progress. Would be able to make
report at next meeting.
Committee appointed to look up
suitable building for a Labor
Temple had nothing definite to re-
port.
Communications: A communi-
sas City Coopers' Union and Trades
ton that had been placed on them
boycott on the Oxley Stove and
CooPerage company The said in
junction being the cause of the
an Injunction on it's firemen in their
$500. The case has been carried to
the United States court OF appeals,
at St. Louis, Mo-, before Judge
Caldwell, and the Communication
asked for financial aid.
An appeal for aid was received
from the mechanics now on a strike
at Cleveland, Ohio, who have been
out for nine weeks. An appeal for
aid was also received from the
striking mattress workers at Mil
waukee and urging upon the as
sembly of Duluth to see that their
merchants keep mattresses bear
ing the union label.
K communication from Gompers
saying the boycott on Gutenberg &
Bros. was declared off and. settled
satisfactorily was greeted with ap-
p1ause.
A circular letter from President
Samuel Gompers was read, appeal
ing to all central and affiliated
bodies to refrain from any politi
cal action, no matter If they be
democratic, republican, socialls-
tic, populistic, prohibition or any
other"
A letter was read from Anchor
Labor Union No. 654O, and Fire.
mems union No. 64O6, Kansas City,
notifying all labor organizations,
and the public generally, that the
fight was on with the Armour
Packing company. The fight was
endorsed and the Duluth bodies
will try and keep Armour goods
out of the market here. Action re-
garding the other communica-
tlOnS was lalQ over until next meet
ing.
The stage employees reported
that the musicians league were
ready and willing to affiliate with
the assembly. They said if this
was done it would necessarily set
tie the Lyceum boycott, as the
musicians would refuse to play in
the boycotted house. A lengthy
discussion arose out of this in
formation. Some thought the
musicians should not be allowed
to affiliate because they were only
taking this course from a purely
selfish standpoint. They we're only
wanting to come into the assembly
now when they saw the union
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-14
GBIklnttD.
Gretas ~AuIiasenDer.

Gftsrretninqsr ON, at Der trr1es
5oranitdltningsr til, at en- rusfIi
GIfaors Hal ufgua til 9rsta, bar pd't
SpIigt / llotnrigss9 epurtementet.
Otter 5orlnoenoe b~eaunitigsr spfs
LAMB og ,Stdlieu ben plan at OperIaot
Gems 5orualtning til giterrigs. men
Mieners& a6insttet bar af'Idust 8ilbus
bet for life al Iaare Trdntrigs.
&eiicrsn bar life op9jort mso fig
Ielp, enten ban Ital anpsnoc fin Snos
ftpoeIIe til 6oroe! for 6rantrigs eusr
Rusluno, ba ban gisrns piloe gjert
bsggs tina9s; beller life bar ban mo-
gen Chit til at bi9lps England, ION
dll,r.be bar fat fig / geIiooelIe al ben
bsoIte Del at bet tbrtiIts Ri9s.
s Berlin bar Der bannet fig ct tpf'
ScIItab, iom agt.r at anI99ge en- Be
l.sraTs9inie fra Spftlanb til Spuuier
cg bertha til be Sorsnebe Statsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-14
Cuba.
jssrfieniee 0pssosr fra cen.

6alpoFieislt berettes, at RebeIzQnz
fSrsren3dpas bar oOerifreof Ssrns
banen / 9ropinoien 5apana meb en-
Hort Sroppes Qfbelin9 pg er mar
SGeret peItoDer.
Gn Rsbsl>S Stare paa $50 Wunb bar
sjort ct 4narsb paa 2anbsbn.n Ipa<
los | propinofsn M~antansas, men
blep tilbagsilaaet at @%arnifonen.
ct ipanf arissfib Tfal nplig babe
lanbIat en- SrcppesQfbelins Deb 0rp
Sarbor paa Samaica. for Der at OPP
Inappe en- Gubansr, iom sfter Spgis
penoe er !6opsbmanoen | 5libufisr>
Grpsbitionern.. Sans 8plig lager
meget dfiibss / Narbebsn al 9rp 6arz
Dor. S Haboitabet er Der mango
gamle ipanfts Ruiner bpis fiulte Gielz
pers be cubanlte SnIurs.ntsr tienber.
Ser Ifai be fra lib til dnben babe
itiult 8aaben og berfra lenbt benz til
Cuba, til 5roos for be ipanfe Gpios
ner. bosm bet alorig er lpttets at OPP
buge bisie bemmsliss SplagsItebsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-14
SebcsV II it,t'ttr 1919.

og uno,rltette be ncmtncrtbs Ganois
batter for pr,Iotnt % 9ietpr:iosnt.
8Idnot be beoit ii,noie AT bisie Blade
er "glstp gort Sun. Tom ertIrr,r, at
bel oil unberIistt. mtainlsp. "8roo''
Jpn Gaglt." Buffalo Gonrisr" og an.
Ott, ION Iorlanger, at EIttns Demo-
tratsr nominerer egn. aanoioatsr for
9rsTiocnt % gic;pr.Tbtnt. "3bs
qbitacslpbid sim,s," "RttU gori
ZINES" og en- Del andre Blade, bar
ertlRrct Tig / 8auer al en- Cub Wlpnt'
FOB. "qrsus aeaosr" | Sioug Salts,
bet Itsrits o. met inoHpotlIesrise
oemotrutif. glao | Spb 1atota, .r
gaaet opsr til R.publitan.rn..
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-14
"SeD Nrne1"
fn go. / til "A. meo fpleenbe SnoboIo, 'an
At upe gbcnnenter erholoes for % Gents:

fra Go. / til A. meo fDlsenbe Suobolb, Tan
al upe abcnnenter erholoes for % Gents:
.spas t a,sot. .r boaret - (ROnan at @rnnt
slsul ooh big paa 2runa. Gut eva % 'sla
fer,S Raab.' - 3 Yrttesaoreeu. Wprt1ain8 at
,lplr Rius. } - Ten ipirititifs aaptein.' - cams
.a { aHehulmeu' ION Brno for en- ScrG) - Gr
'rtpiplet llppei.s- &ari aprsmp.' On 9rtnortr8
ia euotranbs balen. J - sfntteu.s- Gnefooter fra
Rriseus 9ib. - Slaaet ID @ee een l4os ansnit
1870. - timber aaserlas. tGpilooe fra anuO eis
lHaitns Sismaneslip. Gf Gontanttnius Gicob.) -
gptstns s,rup..- Stue.u,eu.' (af Soar &ins) -
s~aHIiHs,n CAP tnS %tiiiInt.' - 9uleaitsn.' - Den
t'ntr 3ulsiiap.s- Eorionius.' - On Gift 3rIufrn.'
Sttalt lor. lRoman). Gu ifi1bneiuanser aiaheh''
5uu'sr Sens store Cans SGrius'tao. t3rnf
a Sips, poo Ssitielbet | icrriae garbnnoreoe. VI
{. a.. Eperlane.) - Sinrfe NGnb.s Caf alfreb
~ytiiou). - 3 Gamsiup, en-. - 3Cp,it baooe ban spss
len mto ia ellie Ctr Ioei." 6rieri meo Spr
brbrinssr.s (numcrinit.) - Ct natIiat Gpsnipr :
{ Rusirnes 8olo. (6p,tGaing.) - Ia Sraaletp'
samta tulse pp."- Eaa I NAL Spf.s - ann'tsn at
siis fig. - Ga 90 ban Ola. - sante @arie.' wi
lpar 8tna.l Glen 5psbsi.' (Nf Spar Gins) -
Gdu fal ND at jpaoiere.s - 5dute Stt'e.s - War
Smshausen.s - 8inacn.s - ct Teitamente.' -
@coitt 3rpntous Nrptu9.s - Tebt I'll Sp!tt.' -
6lTbr.pet. - Gattia OF ris.s B aih'ilatpH % 3or'
%EoraIen." - Smeb mems s3erret er oariIt.'- Yen
Tile arsnus Tgr.' - On Sber II rneo Siertelaa,'-
s~rssmmisei (1ist). = o. eauoap4ttse. % benz
nsHac RepeiHer.s = . are en- aunupint.s Gloen'o'
sss Rlonsois.' On beiois Jnr.s DC SaueHpsftse.
On Serb frier I Gmsriia.s- 7protpeas Rps.'-
e glnbTpsttae.
-
9emto Gtierasr b~stesnebe siptier CT isrtere Gsr'
irnirnrr
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at tetraets wcainleQa 9ism, bill Der
Bib, siort Stans paa Gilbasspsisn
til Gtationsn, o9 efter at WcSsinlsp CT
blepen eitprtsret op til Suisi. bill bans
geunorere af'pnge en- 4fItsos'dng,
'om Wrs. Gos Stefpdri bar lopet at
forFatts. Mrs. Glrop Wi. apern, Der
er ben ansrtienote 2sbsr for Glepez
lamb amerns / Yolitit, Nal lepsr.
9rdtuldtions Salsn til Mai. We9ins
Isp. 6Iere 6~unoreoe forbsnpereuoe
SoIbatsr % Ssm9uo / gIepslano ptl
ogiaa pGre nGrp9renbe ueb benns 2ei=
li96eo. Desuosn aeter Mrs. Marp
Stspart Gofin at bar. tilitebe Tom
qr.fioent for Mi@isun Republican
Club.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-14
prru.
csrsrerme smsssr q omprsmts.

preIiosnt pisrola 3ur m~obtasei et
telegram fra Senor Ssminario, Der
Iebeoe SpItanben / Squitos. / 9epars
temsntet 2oreto, Der lpber ~iaalebes:
"2orsto spT'ter life globsubspbelIe."
S.minario tilbpbsr prelibentsn Off
ejsrelie af bans Sag. preiibenten
iparebe, at Ssminario ltal op.rgipe
Jig til. 9srus aonIul / para, graIi=
lien, inotil arissminiItersn antommer
berEen. 0enne er alIsrebe pda 8eien
til para meb en- Expedition, lom ab
Qma3onz6loben 1tulbe naa 2oreto.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-14
Mtbtpan.
MareapIen.

Den fra 2anling ben 8be bs. uos
itebte Statsbulettin for Suli Maaneo
ON Iplinsens Silitanb beresner ben
siennemInitlige 5peoebsft til 1874
9uIbels pr. Acre, bpiltet er 2.56 mere
enb for lite Suli 1896. Spiummes
rinserns at SuperpiIors' itatiitiTts
Spsaper DiIer en- 5orcgell. / bet be-
iaaeoe 4real oper iibIts @ar at pms
firing Is Procent, os bet fulps gi,ns
nemInitlise 4real er bepiantet. Oct
potetes6siaaebe Greal Oiier en- Sorz
minbIfelie al 20 9rpcent, mebens Silz
Itanben er 90 prpcsnt al ct Mibbslss
aar. Den iaar inoIaaeoe Slsper OPP
gioes til SO 9rocent. 2Gbler og Ser
Itener loper en- rigelis 9sit.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-14
Cub pnkota.
echnpNater.


5glesnbe er ct ltobrd9 az ben ugtnt>
li9e Iplingsbuletin. Der Iioit blsp uos
lteot fra Regjeringens Bureau / Sus
ron: ugens Semperatur bar normal
for o.nne 9larstio, fpm Regsl parme
Dag. os tjplige H9tt.r. Srbttenoe
parmt bar bet iI1r / tire az 9agene.
Def Resn, Der falot, bar forbstmeite
lstts os ipreote Sture, lfjsnt nogle
Counter fl rigelige Regnftpl, tilosls
paa Steber, bopr Iplinsen / forris.
uee tpritso. eftsr 8abe. Men en- alz
minbelis. ri9elis &esn piloe aiere sobt
for al apling, iier for Yotstsr os for
Smaatorn, Tom / bsnns Sto i9ttsr
ar, os Tom MI piIer Srans til Babe.
pad enfelte 2ornmdrter fan maj Is
Rult, men life - iaapiot pibes - al
nogen farlig Dirt, naar unota8es en- os
anDsn Sarm bift os Ger. MuisDrr>
ten er fortrinlia. llgen snbte meo dls
minoelis life 9~situoTigter, uugtet Der
finbes Steoer / 8lact SiGs og / Dele
at Gountierne 5ano, Spoe, potter oa
Suup, bpor Eesnmungel bar bapt en-
Itsrre elsr minore itabelig S~noflpoelfe
paa Smdatornet.
Ter taIot gsean.
Soer GbambsrlainsGsne regnebe
bet ftertt / Snsoags fra tioli9 on,
Morsenen, Itjsnt mso Spbolb inoiz
mellem. 0enne p~elgjprenoe Regn bar
Iitret en- rigelig aornapling, bpor ben
falbt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-14

Ge'ter, GngIdno), Der bar haot aoftils
Zig ugreie % M bill bis'olbers. 5pr
Here Qdr iioen tjpbts be 45,5O0 Gcrss
Ganb | Wels GountD. 2draet 6leo
tjsbt paa ben getinsells, at Nortbern
.pacifc ltuloe bpggs en- Brand fra
Darlington til Sptsston. boiltet blsp
9iort. 2anbet bIsp dubnet for Sstz
fling; men Isnere ftunIeoss oenne.
Soar er altIamm.n unbsr en- 9sItp.
relIe, og PrGrielanbst PIXIES op.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-14
Ohio.
9amerms nil Isfsm1fe weainIes.

Wrs. Gpe Steipdrt fra Glepelanb
bar / Canton fioIte Snsods for at
fulofsre 5orbsrebelierne for 8nen
G~lepelanbs Sumer, Der ugter at of
laase ben rspublitanIfe YreIiOenttan>
oipat en- bebagelig @iIit sborsbas ben
16be Suli. santen bar punoet en-
Ifart sililutnins hos 9amerne /
glepelaub og pmfringligsenoe StG<
Der, os ct pperpGloenbs Gnial er alle=
reoe Iitret. Gpprpogne Iful itaa pa
rat til at FIRE GrturiioniIterne til
Mspsr's Cafe, TO Mil fra Canton,
bpor S~sItlisbeperns bill fnbe Stso.
Waior Me&inlep ftal tale til Goriam'
linsen Deb Snbisens Sreo. 5orat
ale geissenpe fan faa anl.bnins til
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-14
BsIetrrbe Pou.

geurs Sropp,r er antomne til gns
gelboom, 105 Mil. fra Salisburp, og
bar Der itsbt pau en- osir uf goers;
Der bar GA Weno, As 5rusntimmer og
la 9ern. s flere Muaneosr bar be
Der blepn. beleirebs os inbsiluttebe al
be SnoFsbts. De bapoe bog 45 8ez
parer, oe hupb. nplio giprt ct lbfalb
mob fine SLENDER; / ardals baoos be
brenbt ps orebt 100 at be oprerlte
Snofebtt,