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The herald., 1897-06-20
Embroideries

Our stocks Of these comprise everything
that is eesirable and fashionable. Our low
prices make easy buying for what when
made up would seem hig' price indeed
Rich Irish Point Embroidery, 215 ms wide
and good wash patterns; worth. regularly
New Cambria and Swiss Embroidery, in
hand somely- marked patterns; worth per-
haps double our asking.
Monday, marked ............... SIC
Elaborateiy-worked Cambrlc or Swiss En-
broldery, s to 8 ins. broad and full l5c value.
br cambric Sisea SWISS and Nainsook Embroidery iSo
in eylet and wide margin designs, strong
wash pattei ms, 8 to ms. wide.
to sin. Embroidery, suitable ior skirts;
these we have been q selling for 2Jc and
many at Doc yard. Monday, marked. 15c
New Laces
Platt valenriennes, 2 to ins. wide; that
have been bringing 121Sc yard.
Monday, marked. Observation-Disclosures. $40
Normandy 'valencienne, Laces, {. to ins.
wide, excellent patterns in outlined de-
signs. Monday, marked .............. 121
Cream and White Oriental Laces, 8 to Az
ins vide; that easily bring zoe yard.
Monday, marked. .........................1 15c
Pleatings
White chiffon Pleatings, 8 ins: wide with
band. these come in black or white.
E"y, Extra quality {u chiffon Peating on satin
Band, 4 lns wide and very closely pleated.
A Monday specia value, the yard. 80. CSC
sin pleated Chiffon, in very full effect on
lin. satin band. neatly hcmmed.
Monday. the yard ...................... a5c
Narrow Pleatings, in white, cream, maize,
blue or pink. Monday, the yard. ....... Soc
Wash Wells
500 Wash Wells, with embroidered edges
and small-woven dots; well worth 50c.
Monday, marked, each .............. 25c
Cream white Wash Wells, in read y-made
patterns, neat-wovcn designs and elabor-
ely-worked edges; worth 60c.
Monday, marked, each .................. 35c
The herald., 1897-06-20

tinge, a group of come 500 huddled to-
gether on the morning of July discus
sing the situation. Two of their num-
Der had Just been taken out to be shot
in retaliation for the killing Of some
rebels somewhere. They knew the con-
federate forces were marching north
and that a terrible battle had been
fought. They also knew that Grant was
reaching for Vicksburg, the key to the
Mississippi. They could hear nothing
more, but feared the worst. About noon
of the 9Th a Richmond paper. smuggled
inside by faithful negro friend. con-
firmed their worst fears In startling
headlines they read Meade Defeated at
Gettysburg" 1.-THE Northern Army
Fleeing to The Mountains" Grant Re
pulsed at Vicksburg." "The Campaign
Closed in Disaster"
The depression caused by this was aw-
full. The poor, emaciated fellows broke
down and cried like babies They lost
all hope and one of them has said since.
There was not left in us strength
enough to curse God and die" Wilhelm
this condition a later edition of the same
paper was brought in by the same negro.
Chaplain McCabe got the paper and,
having a stronger voice than the Others
was delegated to read them the later
returns. He began at the headlines:
Grant Has Captured Vicksburg and
Taken Thirty Thousand Prisoners"
Meade Defeated Lee at Gettysburg.
Taking Fourteen Thousand Prisoners"
The same shadow on the dial marked
| the time OF the defeat of the rebels at
| Gettysburg and the surrender at Vicks-
burg.
| The revulsion of feeling was almoet
too great to endure. The boys went crazy
with joy. They saw the beginning OF
| the end. Chaplain McCabe sprang up
| on a box and struck up:
Mine eyes have seen the glory Of the COM
| ing of the Lord.
| He is tramplng out the vintage where the
grapes of wrath are stored.
He hath loosed the fateful lightning Of his
terrible swift sword.
His truth is marching on.
The way in which the 500 men Joined in
on the chorus of "Glory, glory, glory,
halleluiah" gave evidence that there was
lots of life left in them yet. That day
and that song made Julia Ward Howe
famous. If her name had never been
known before and if she had never done
anything worthy Of note since that one
great poem, the expression Of the fervor
and zeal and patriotism Of all the ages
since the morning stars sang together.
burned the letters in living fire upon the
hearts Of those prison-worn singers. VIII
stand as a monument to her memory
until the records and recollections OF the
great rebellion have crumbled to DUST
! Washington Star.
The herald., 1897-06-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
( TWENTY YEARS AGO :
!

The following is taken from The Her
aid Of June 20, 1877:
The Montenegrns defeated the Turks
In d pitched battle, although the latter
were greatly superior in numbers.
Private Dalzell of Ohio declined an
office
Well No l in the Pico district of the
San Fernando oil region was sunk from
125 to 400 feet deep, when a great flow
of oil was struck, causing great excite
ment.
There was a great kick over the in
adequate mail facilities Of Los Angeles.
The Salmon river Indians in Oregon
killed a number of white people.
Cameron Z. Thorn announced himself
q candidate for district attorney, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic con-
vention.
A firm of undertakers announced that
they had just received new hearse from
the east, (which surpasses any other in
the city for cost, beauty and style"
An advertisement offered 1000 to
loan at Ia per cent month on i'm
proved real estate.
Judge Lucas and General ]. r. Nc
Connell formed a law partnership.
Col. j. O. Wheeler was appointed pres
ident Of the day for the Fourth of July
celebration, vice Mr.. Beaudry, who
would probably be absent on that day.
There was an exciting scene in the
county court room over the guardian
ship of little boy, T. Jeff White. Ii
resulted in a personal encounter between
Col. Kewen and Judge Thompson.
A dispatch from Washington said that
Bret Harte was after the Chinese mis-
sion.
advocates of the Southern Pacific
railway will endeavor to convince Presi-
dent Hayes that it is his duty, as part
Of his southern policy, to aid the enter
prise with his official interference"
Turkish baths cost $150 each.
The herald., 1897-06-20

dogs until he fell to the ground exhaust
ed and bleeding profusely. AT this time
Captain Boyd had been moved up to the
Seventh and telephone message in
formed hom that his cat was dying. The
Captain hitched up mis- buggy and drove
in all haste to the Four Courts, and the
sight of his pet, cut and bleeding, al
most made him desperate. He swore by
his shield that he could lick the man
who was instrumental in injuring his
cat, and Ryan took vacation. Tom
was tenGerly carried back TO the Sew
enth and surgeon summoned, who, af-
ter exhausting his skill on Tom, sue
ceeded in saving his life. He gradually
The herald., 1897-06-20
A PRIZE-FIGHTING CAT
He Is on the Police Force in st. Louis
and Whips Anything in Sight

Captain Sam Boyd of the Seventh Dis
trict Station claims he is the possessor
of the brainest scrappiest and biggest
cat in the city This feline wonder is
known as plain Tom and nothing else.
When quite young he showed a decided
penchant for rats and mice, and after
his sojourn in the -Four Courts of two
years, he had everything in the shape
of rat or mouse on the run. He grew
up big and strong, and while at the
-Four Courts licked every dog that tried
to tackle him. Captain Boyd guarded
him with jealous care, and woe be unto
the man who tried to injure Tom in his
presence.
One day Tom was sleeping in the boiler
room beneath Chief Desmond's office
when Ryan, the engineer, sicked his
Scotch terrier on the sleeping Tom They
both pitched in and fought fast and fu-
rious for fifteen minutes. at the end Of
which Ryan's terrier was stretched out
on the floor badly battered up.
Every officer in the district chaffed
Ryan over the defeat of his dog, and to
get even one Gay he brought another
terrier down to the -Four Courts, and
hfter Turing Tom down stairs he set
both dogs onto him. Tom stood his
ground like a veteran and fought the
The herald., 1897-06-20
A subterranean Book Carrier

Congressional library officials are testing
a subterranean book carrier between the
capitol and the new library building. COM
munication having been established be-
tween the two buildings through a tunnel
about 1900 feet in length rms tunnel IS
hirh enough for a man to walk through and
wide enough for him to keep clear of the
machinery An endless cable operating
over wheels at each station conveys set
of book carriers for the transportation Of
volumes between the buildings. This sys-
tenn of conveyance is intended for con-
Rressmen who may want to use books
from the congressional library and to pro-
vide rapid transit for the volumes needed.
All the machinery is operated by an elec-
,tric motor and the tunnel is wired and
lighted throughout by electricity.-Wash-
ington Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
The herald., 1897-06-20

became stronger, and today he is the
cock of the walk at the station.
The captain, in speaking of Tom to a
reporter, telle very furry story of how
he walked up the street one day last
summer and found Tom lying in front of
the station dead, with rope tied around
his neck. He walked into the station,
and his anger knew no bounds. He lined
up every sergeant, officer and clerk and
closely questioned them about the kill
ing of his pet. He then pulled off his
shield and dramatically eaid: 1.-THE cur
that was cruel enough to murder Tom
will have to do likewise with me. Step
out here and be man and take your
The herald., 1897-06-20

Tom struts around the station as
though he owned it while the captain is
around to protect him, but when the
captain is away Tom goes visiting, and
awaits his return at the front door, when
he walks in proudly and takes posses
sion of the office. A short while ago he
spied strange cat on top Of the station,
and made straightway to 10 him They
fought all around the roof, and suddenly
they fell to the ground, distance of
thirty feet, but the accident did not stop
the fight. Instead, they kept 1t up after
reaching the ground. The captain saw
the whole thing, and he danced around
the fighting cats. all the while urging op
The herald., 1897-06-20

medicine" Not man budged, and this
irritated the captain more than ever.
He walked into his office and for over
a week he hardly spoke to his men. One
afternoon, about twelve days later, Tom
walked through the window into the
captains office. The captain stood up
and gazed at Tom as though in dream;
in fact, he refused to believe his eyes.
but there stood Tom as big as life. He
was taken up and caressed by the cap
tain, who actually shed tears of joy. 1t
turned out that the cat supposed to have
been Tom was a stray one which some
boys had killed and left in front Of the
station.
The herald., 1897-06-20

Tom. Tom won and the captain proudly
carried him into his office and fed him
on cream and cake for a week. The
captain says Tom hae never been licked
and that he would not sell him for love
or money.
The herald., 1897-06-20
INSPIRED STARVING PRISONERS
How the News Of Vicksburg and Get
tysburg Was Received

In July 1868, ended the memorable
siege of Vicksburg and marked also the.
battle of Gettysburg. In Libby prison.
where 1t seemed az though the desper-
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-31

@aanissbus uto grono, bar altrsoe 1t mt
Opisrt. .. y. Saamo, bar bDestt ct fort
9aaningsbus, .. Saniun iigsoan. I. IRA
tbiisn bar i~orbtortt fit Qaauiussbus. 6fls
genos bar Opi6rt 5talobpaningcr: 8. SGs
tsreug, Y. Sobniou, u Glen o. n.
Stuorieis norf spans. lutb, Meuisbeo bss
tients al Yaitor SoIit,n. Snsoag Oet Sh
December bapoe ri gsisg al Vaitor Ssrtns
fen, Tom bar BRET Der | W,nisbtoen ior tt
anr Fotn. ensnitn bar pau @ieuuemreiis
og bapoe ON 6ormiopa9sn QrGOiitn | Ssns
briefs Ririe. San talte ppsr Mp. @i. Is, &c,
iom 5,rt os boloi en- ~irrpsles soo grGoiisn.
Giter 8upstjenciten eao;s Siier, boorior SIS
renien totitoe for oft 8pot Weniebsoen bdpoe
pift mob baur, mtpens han par her iom prt't
% III. apinociprcningen % kingdoms or'
eningtn Dor paa Stsost bar urret megst 1lintt
til at uoitpr. airtsn inos % uoothoio.
Ser ,r osiaa en- MttbOoiitmenisbeo, bss
itoasnoe Of npgls 6amilier, Der b%eiienes al
Yaitpr Saatonisn fra Ganbp, Wletbooif'rns
Ganbb bar uu mosr Cpisrslie i'm Rirte, iom
bill blipe furois til Snopislie til Sui.
g.irtt bar i osit pGrst bra; liot Sne bar
pi baot, Iaapipt darmtrue III fat fine Slrotr
iitaup, DO fit ri no9le Soiainsouse % Snesn
reife; nu bar ri nGiten life Sore for anost
enO TOKENS 9et. Z. aufoal.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-31
Sorocms itprite glove.

z ct al be iioiie Wgoer, Jon Sloen'
n berues selifab / De 6orsneoe Stater
bar oiboloi, blsp Der Stust no9le in'
teresiorte NeoOelelier ON De itsrIts
stope, Der finoss paa Soroer. Get
frcmaii oerai, at ben itsrlte sfouitrR''
nina / Morbamerita finoes l ben sitlise
3el: ben bespuoer ueO NOroueiitpitsn
al Cu~torioieea, %itrattsr iis b'nlmoo
auebec i aanuon. Os iortiatier Jig ui'
osre / nOrblis Sistn,us. bells o'rstte Op
inoo Suoioabu9teu. os bells op 9aio'
sen qabraoor. Sfouens 9ansoe uos
oisr 1850 ailomster os oens Sreoee
1000 alometer; oens 5~laceinotcle
jsr altian 100000 apaoratiIlo'
meter. Zen ftsrite Sicu. Der iinots |
epoamerlta. traiisr mar ! Gmcjon'
aobens 9al, ben itraffer ia lige ira
9lupesbisrseus / 9sru os Ecuador II.
W~orotulteu Of Sraiilieu, % osns
arnape er tllnermeliesuis 1853 ailt.
meter. Dsiaa | andre G8nc al Srap'
fen iinoes Der u~maaoeliae S'ope. 8
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-31
Horflouo, y. ..

Get er iitloen nosst at bsre BERTHA | glas
bet. Seq bar bolpt "SecOrubs Poiten" ! mans
g, aar, us leg ipnes soot ON ben. Oct er
interssiant at lGis 9repe fra gartle Hor9es
Qauo. llnpertiotn iaar leg bere ira 9aloers
% fra 8. auroal, Der bpor leg er isot os OPP
ooren. Seq 1tulos suite Here pilOs Urine bette
9laS bertha.
gnsu Qortldno sr en- trioelis lioen gp.
foltet her sr osrliefuoeoe, 90 ale 6orrets
uiuasiolt girr bet me9et goot; be bar 9Dttcn
meo fla o. tisnsr Qer9s. 8pOt EARNINGS
lamb sr BET Der omtrine, o9 6arnernc cr
lanot ircmme % itaur fs soot. Golt itrsnls
msr IND til Qerilano bper Tag mso fine
Sarmrrpoutter, iiGr 6ptos, Tom CT bet for
uemite. @i bar en- gco Stols Der, sruNat
gtaosms, bpcr Der unoerOiies bauoc | Horf
GA GuaelT, % Den bar Here Glersr MI cnS
Dem upasnFuoe isr bar baot paa oenne Mars
tio.
Spob Tinttren oneaar, iaa oeo pt nT'ten
~, AZ upoen, oa @eirtt bar oGrtt irro;l;s
6,hooeliot tit M ben 15rs DC, % inlot Der
liot sns, iaa ctt MI sr noSet iolotrs. vi sr
ioa ponte mto Sneitorme, iom er iaa almins
nslios bp,r 9irisr FER pnu Satotas Qrrritr,
NJ lea for min Ssl sitrr. tager imoo en-, nanr
bare BEN life iOmurtr mart :. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-31
cuinbolot, Scna.

AGn g~lroelia Sul" % "Gn slroelig Sui og
It soot NDtaur4 sr mn Be Orb, bocrmeo 6ol'
tet bilier bpcranore, naar &c nepes, Og oeres
gifeosoro, naur be titles. Waatte Do osiaa
8l0oe % 2ptie tomme til aae Dem oisis 2ns
Her bliptr rtttso. til, for pa Oiloe Der blios en-
for Goranrrins / nanat ct Si.m.
Sen isrtts gintsrtsrmin oso Sumbolot
Goasoe iluttebs ben 23oe See. meo ct Glsp.s
antal al ct b~unorso. % Ter os treoioe. als
be aamle 5tuosntsr ~tontrrsr tiibage nris
sermin, tiaigsmso ct fort antaI np'.
Gen 23oe December 1897 ul blioe en- Wins
osooa for 5umbolot college, iost bets qrinci'
pal, Qroiesior 3. .. 9etrion, fro 8i6lano,
:. Sat, blsp uist til Miis GiiDab.tb Gpers
ion fra ~samyosu, geis., pau ben Gag. 6st'
tiosliabspsu fanOt Stso / GOnessts rummss
fla. Chapel, Der car OsiOrtrst for anl'0niH'
gen.
Sen b.rsmte Professor Gmii enna ira
s~isb,uhopu ipinsos 9ruosmuri6en, iom ban
i,(p hoppe tompontrst for aultoningen.
Giterat gielitstsremOnisrnc par cper, bs'
sap grupeisig,t Fs til GOfles'ts itOre SptIss
iol. bpor riqt oGiieOs qrrOs itoo os oiHteOe
poa Dem. Gn fort lib smfttrat Dioon9'n bar
ooer, rsiite Mr. os Mrs. qstsrion til SDO
7otota, bpOr be pi ~tilbrinss ss isrit, SpsN.s
brsogpoos hos grupsomm,ns SlrstHinssr OS
9ennsr osruoe.
Vrupsparrst For RIB I'm bramfris % ligs'
irsmms ganOel taiist fs en- bel Stdrs az bsu'
oipn. genutr, og 70 isa rtsnsr mig isiO Jon
en- at BEN, oil jag pua alss gssns isisun'm
oisIs einier snitt Dem ct lanst % loii'Ii8t
gGats1ab, o. maattt SOlH aItio fiRns poa
oerss 9si ieisnusm eipsi, til gtlfsnslf icr
BEN o. @lGos for andre.
Clai Goberg.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-31
Muabp, y. Jdf.

let Ct iislotn, at "SstorabsQ oiten"s mangt
sGitre berer Iogtt fra Roro Safotds Gosus
9aot, bet bill fse pitrct Gountp. vi bar
8et til at 'alot bet en- Gbcns Sapr; tbi fotn
Garct 1891 bar hi ooer0aatt ale andre 6oun.
tier | Staten | Dor @itnrcmiuitsdpline. ;
aar frbosr hi os oper en- 0ptocaplius al I
G%ienneminit II guibsls pr. gcrc.
9i'rcs Gountp tr btlig9troc LAB Wit |
@eit fra grano Sorts paa @rtut Rortbtrn
9ontn, / ben bsrsmts a~utilope gaasp.
GountpiGoet CT 8u0bp, Tom be ioits TO aar
bar mere emo forboblet fit Suobp9grrantaI.
8ugbD bar uu ale Sln9s forrctuiuggbuic,
boOr 6urmsrsn fan iisbe TT 6orucons iii ri.
meIiss Qriier. 9psr bar otsuDtn ct p~rrgtigt
etolsbus meo TO Experiments, iumt Courts
bus % en- presbnttrianR Rirtt. Gourtbuiet
er aniset for at pGre bet beD't. % melt btts
iietsmGsige | bette Sommtroiitriit. Oct sr
opDarmst meo Somp % bar ipo aontOrer iors
uoer ct goot Placement % en- uomGrtet Retss
ial. 50 airtcr Ial bbgass iii 9aureu, en-
lutbcrt til ct aOftuoe al $500 90 en- tatbolf
til It Roitcnos nf $4,000.
Gouutiet sr | en- uomrritt %finaniitl Stils
ling - meo en- @irlo al minors eno 5000.
Set bar prrct bsitprrt for bet rtits al norNe
GmbcosmGno. st fort Glertul al Gouns
tets Snobpoosrs cr SturOinuosr. Yer CT
enouu Bum for en- bel Sci Scttlere iii. On
MGugos al SnObDggCrnc Tom Der ionr iatti9r
Golf, men bar pco Glib % grbeioe ounoet fig
en- islritGuoig Sitting, os mango Of Dem bar
iamlst ig en- Gorntue. Sen famine anleoniua
er enouu uaben for mougs al bore arbcios:
fittie, 9aubsmGno, ON be bilOt beuntit 2tis
liQbtOtu. St iorNie1isc GountDsmbeosmrnt
bill mto 8lrpe aisre alt muligt for at Oei.
lsoe 9auosuGno, iom iommer biz.
g. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-31
Sra Stomabton 9fcaoemp.

Stolsn er netop ilutttt til Sui, og nGitsn
ole Gleptr sr rsiit biem. Bort NtaDemi bar
poret 8oot bsisgt ioar, ioct antaltt At 6les
Der, l~igeiocn Sfolens geopnotlic, bar pGret
enbel itsrrt snO iorrige gIar. ct bele antal
Gitper iuofreouc for Sui sr lie. Otter
Nntaar fommer Der, iom parliN, mango uDe.
2rrertrrftsrus oto StOlen CT iaur fsls,nOe:
q. q. 9a5berQ, q. g, principal; !. y.
Wuuion, Qb. =, Carer / Raturiag, SDit
oip.; Miis Wauoe 6. 0tigbiour, 2. e, eus
eslf Spro9 % 2itsratur, liant 9atin; $. ).
Solm, Commercial department.; Wiis $.
glosle dalf, Muft; Miis Cara 9Ootier,
6aanoarbeioc. 7csuoen bar Wtis Sonuub
6ortoi en- alasis / "GoOting" for De unge
Qi0er.
6orreftsn er Der life bruOt uoget, iom Tan
barre af iarfilt antcresit for "3scOrab.P os
ftsn"s 2Uisre. Stolsn bar gaaet fin isDn'
Sang uDen GoritBrreIic, Og BET sr M bet,
ipm er beoIt for Stolsns Sripisl.
ollie De, ION bar gsru at ienoe paa Stole
otter Sui, % iOm Dor %iaalcoss, at Stougbs
ton ataotmi er ~b,leiligt for Dem, bill itg beos
penlioit at fomms Stolen ibu, Sar e 1T,
for i.uot uOQen Otrbsr, iua gisr ct 6orisg
MI. Sea tror life Sc bill urgre pda bet.
Blrotlie aul % spot RDtaar til "1seornbs
Soften" cg otns 2Gicre. ..
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-31

ben mckenzie Eel al Airita bar 8tb
ienoe trufiet yna tore Sfoue, Der itrab
isr iig ira aouaDifuosu til NiIeus aiis
Der lmpo Horo pa III 8ambcF Hoosn
mob Spo. Gnouu bar man life tin'
net beltcmmc 2Ruaoeu al otsie Glove
noIogiio; men osres Breooc cnIlaoes
TT miuoit 5000 aitometee. BGa in
fioite Reiie 0icunem Ge~niralairttd mar'
idereoe Stduiep iom btiienot I Mas
neospis itaoig aienrsm t9ite Stoue, %
ban beifriuer ben 2ettelis, iom bnaoe
ION % bans Golf iplts, oa be euoelle
Hap no al bet trpfisnoe Salumsrfe, Der
ltaoig bsrifeoe inpe uuosr be mRgtlee
4rGsrs arouer, Der llutteos ia iaat Rt
lammen iorouen, at be nGiteu ntisoe
3daslpiet noe.
Oct err BOG / Sibirren, at De melt
uiotitrnfte Sfope iiuoeS, ipm MAJ III
Cato bar t%ruiici pnn. 9isie StUoe
%itrGiler ia lise fra GbilOoeu mob Git
belt o. lorbI 2euaIlooen; beres 29u9oe
CT CO. 1900 9llometsr "a Brsooeu CO.
200 %ailometer, iaaleoes al otrts
6lGoeinobolo uogigr CO. IL UtillioHer
auaorattilometer. SommeutiauslirsuJs
ltdl anigres. at Guropas 5taoctuo9olo
er 9,732, 500 Acknowledgements. &c ~
birlitc u~rifove lioar life nItaae iOr De
dirltonltt, buoo oerss Ipt5eO on Siuu'
mci9eo nn9aar. % man9e al 1rperne
I benz opnaar SeI0er paa Ouer so Utes
ter G60 SOB
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-31

REFORM: 9enus Q. u Eois' gos sr
ct uonuTrtet 9n0iRg ior aiboiosidgeu.
Der fiHoes Ute noaeH beore Se,trtoelie al
aarluen moo S1iDoui0tIeriet Roroueiisu.
ben bsr uobrcrss.
"R pobuggereu": Boaen, Der sr Del.
iIcnot JON at ~tgajtiat SHoIGq ior Aibol1s.
iageH, er trpit meo Hare upper og iGlges
bettet ior 35 9is.
"gt ormauOeu": Gsune Bog &C u1ro at
eie, iorot Den troo5 glduJler or Oct trouFrs
0tgie Btleoe. Ut b1r. ira saloon. og Bro.
btbriioHsia mpeu I Rorovciter.
"Gu 9rOsie Iioeuoe": vi bar tile
iaat 40 III al gleuuemiGie osHne Beg ioGl
ntop tr ieHot o5 til Numsl0eiir, men Of an.
bsfaler zen pau 5orbaano. % pi Gar Crete
paa, at oct ct ct iraitiat 9notRg for III
b0it sbeuFaeIicu - RoDeuelorm.
~ epubliiauereu": lroos 1T RaOH
Ter ocg Bo8eH ioRrt iuobposuoe no. og od
Den dllersoe sr trptt | 3 Gpldg. or oeu lanos
lgnIi1gis lige iaa 400, JON SOS anore b.
ger er-en @drantt for, at ben or Urro babe
~ frts q ben Ito, oct tar at I9ie Den
gt,nnem.
alGbelta Rubeo, az oeHae 8oa. osH bebite,
lDHi DOiD w. litfktis q hsk0HiAHtt tbNONG
CyIag. Gaa PEG, buiIisn 3H0ilposlie Boz
gen bnooe PEG fin igrlte ubgluslis. pda BE.
~iultatst al Aiboi0siampeu / Toro 9ofota:
men ben unr az ltsrre BetpDniua sHo
"mdTge oil tro', og JONI ct JnoiRg / Hi
boiosia9en CT ben al ct Barb lom iaa Bsser
al ben SidgE.
'9eiterheimen": Boaeu err ct ppptr-
ltst 9nolGa for GiboIosia9eH o. ittlorsr
Snmpen I be forgnugne aar mob Iruiisu.
ltaben. Bogeu iHer meo NloDr oa SumBr,
iaa bet CT tlte dlcue Aiholesiagen5 Onbe vi
uOr, oa iaar, men ct Ipier,, Iettsrs Stno %
Spn.
"5srgus GaIts ~ugebtao-: go.
Zen sr ct meget iraittst 3Hol99 mob ga.
loononoet, og ben oil bioraae me9tt III. at
ee, fetit iife oil reOe er ionturet pau Erilie.
lditeHS BaHe, oil ioHme I'll at pogte fla ior
ben. Den o]ppoIsuoe tu9oom oil tonmc
III al I9is Bogsu, OF bet oil better lie bIirs.
isr ben uoIer op, al ~Salooneu mad saa".
"Stat3ttosuoe": 8oaen CT ct 3ub.
lRa for Nibo!osiagsH, iOst ben liilorer
9rii'ttranttns B~Oelrgaenoe bBlaer Tor
SamiuuDet. -. Zen amertfarite SaloCn"
sr piltuot Ell al hans beoIte Beaer. Oh De.
iom life bar lett ben, bsr f~oriiafie fla ct
@renipiar al bet rge Eping. Bogeu sr
mutt irptt paa aoot 8apIr. GqSntHgsn ai
osnne 8o9 er iiiitet III at adbue MANAGES
gune Tor Saloonens irp9tslige Gslger iur
gano o. 6oIt.-
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-31
Buffalo Center, Sotpa.

gi bar baot ct imu.t ginttro.ir til ioftsn
ben l5oe 9ec., men | aften tuoer Noroens
%pinoen, iaa bet er en gru at bsre ben.
Sarmerne btrrunot fix en- Wiooslsbet.
SOeosn gap fra 10 til Is guibsls pr. acre,
SABRE fra 80 til 40 gu. os Nuii.n bar csiaa
taalig COB, Og bet ier uo til, al 6armtrns ber
CT forneist. Ser sr ct fort rorf Excitement
/ Ioro for Buffalo Center, bpor Der er to
nOr1ts airtsr, ben en-, tilbsrer Sbnocsn %
ben anoen ben 6rreneoe airts. SioitnGunt,
betisnts Of Qaftor g. Sanooto, icm er en- nios
:irr sialsisrs.r % er sOOt Iist Of fin Mes
uiSbeo.
Dor nGrmt't. Mariebsbp er Buffalo Sens
ter, iom sr en- meect pen gp, os iom er ct
megst aoot Wlarfso for aft, bbao Garmerne
bar at ielas. Ser ct bslsr itfe nogen Wanse!
paa Torrstnirasbuis, iaa 6armerne Tan faa
tisbt alt, bpao be irGnser.
On Nbonuent.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-31
WaQcO Ettn, u. Eat.

aOlinstn bleo iom iGooonlig Der fois Ssft
fra II til 10 gu. al SueOe og andre Rorns
iortcr / fOrbclo oertil. Neoe | Salen blcp
Der bDssst en- airts fibite CONNER, cg Der paa
@eitprGrien er Der osiao inoiumlet Qen9e til
en- airts, ion, aal bp99es nGite @aar. N9s
item ale Earnere bercmtriu9 bar bp8set nter
etltr minore, iaa bet fer I'D til, at be CODE 5i'
Der er tomus iilbuse.
9aa EfprGrisr bar Rerccfsberen ra'et ets
bel ibsft, og npsle er buffet nnoer tor ben,
men ben sr MI | gftasenoe. 6orrtittn sr
Sunpbtostilitanoeu mc9et bra.
Otter NDtaar Hal her boloes ncrf Sfole.
Som Carer er ariat airtsiuna.r =. etos.
On Sbotning.