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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13
WHEELING REGISTER, SATURDAY, MARCH13, 1891
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters Of Intc~o's Belc1y ana Pitt
ilv TDld

lily Told
-Kraus Bros. are fitting out Al
Fields minsrels in spring coverts ana
coats.
The Council Committee on ordinances
is called to meet at ESQ o'clock Monday
evening"
A number Of Eighth ward young
men have organized the Stonner Bicy-
Gle Club.
-Tbeatregoer-The high nat bill
was approved by the Governor ana is a
law. taking effect ninety days from us
passage.
The clouds of dust scared up by
the March winds yesterday were so
heavy that pedestrians could scarcely
make their way on the paved streets.
Mrs. VIM. Burkhardt is putting a
residence front in the barber shop on
South Chapline street recently occu-
MED by Harry KTager, who removed
10 South Eoff street
Dick" one Of the Oldest fire horses
I'm the department, has been sent to the
farm in the country to pass his last
DAYS after remaining for q short time
i'm the hospital al the Eighth ward.
Considerable interest is being
taken i'm the entertainment to be given
bv the A. o. n. and Ladies Auxiliary
nj the Carroll Club Auditorium, for the
benefit of the new parish school, on the
18th inst
An adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of the Wheeling Ice and 0tor-
age Company will be held at their Office
No. 1924 Water street. Monday, Carch
18th. at o'clock p. m. tol the trans
action of general business.
The Passion Play" the great re-
igiOus drama. will be portrayed by
means of stereopticon views at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
ON Friday evening, March 18th. Rev.
Father L. PaQuin. of Elm Grove. will
deliver an explanatory lecture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13
AN LIE TION BET
Which Caused al Kinds of Trouble -Asuit
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
There was very interesting case on
trial before Justice Fitzpatrick yoster-
6av afternoon. in which the plaintiff
was a large hotel proprietor" large 20
referring TO the man more particularly
than TO the hotel-ard the defendant q
man who has been in the hotel business.
but has more recently engaged success
fully in ell speculations. he former
is a Democrat, the latter a Republican.
They made a wager last October on
$4,000 plurality for Mckinley in Ohio,
and the stakeholder paid the $50 to
the Republican. The Democrat has
since demanded his money and has
written several letters to the Republic
can
Not receiving a reply. he brought suit
before the Justice for the recovery of
$40. The case was ser for yesterday
evening. and the defendant was repre-
scented by S. O. Boyce. There was no
testimony offered and the Justice dis
missed the case. Il is sand that the end
is not yet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle Of the Movements of Indi-
Viduals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements of Indi-
Viduals.
Special to the Register.
Charleston. W. Va. March 12.-B. L.
Butcher. of FairmOnt is registered at
the Peyton.
J. b Ward and son, OF Beverly, were
az the PeytCn yesterday.
J. E. TauSig, of Wheeling, Is register
ed a. the Rudner.
Dr. d. H. Taylor is i'm Charleston.
H. Fl. Anderson. a prominent attor-
nev of Toronto, O.. is at the Stamm.
Nj Urquhart and George A. Dean.
of Mingo Junction, were at the NC
Lure yesterday.
Osce E. Statler. manager of the Nc
Lure house billiard room, is confined
TO the house with grip.
Mrs. Sarah Mendel. Mr. Mendel and
Mrs. R0emer. of Bellaire. will leave for
Texas Monday next to visit friends and
relatives.
Messrs. Charles Cunningham and
John Darnel. of the Pittsburg Post,
will spend Sabbath with friends on
South EOff street
Homer Reynolds, chief clerk at the
Stamm. yesterday received the sad
news Of his mothers death at Clarks-
burg. She will be buried there.
Frank Delaplaine has accepted a po-
sition as travelling salesman for the
Farbank Soap Company, of Philadei-
phia. and has gone TO assume his du-
ties
Among the prominent lawyers here
i'm attendance at the opening session
of the Supreme Court is Hon H. c.
caldwell. of Neutrality-suspicious.
Mail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13
scHRADER ~ no nom.

A young newspaper man from
Wheeling. very well known here
writes Col Louis Schrader
All the sporty boys are talking
about the Corbett-F .tzsimmOns fight
BY the way if I bet ten dollars what
will Corbett9 / guess that joke don't
Fitzsimmons Don't You wish you
could hit me-
col. Schrader is in active practice
since the arrival Of the above Joke
and the young man will receive Sc
we're drubbing when the Colonel re-
turns to Wheeling says Charleston
exchange
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13
M DINGER ROBBERY.

No person has been arrested for the
Dinger robbery. committed a few
nights ago. although the suspicion has
been laid at the door of q young man
whose actions have not been creditable
and who has not been seen around
town since the robbery occurred.
The self-Same young man has been
implicated in previous affairs of this
kind. 1t Is alleged that he was present
i'm the store the afternoon before the
robbery was committed. and heard the
remark made about the place where
the money was seCreted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13
EXCITING RUNAWAY
OF a Horse Attached to Huckster Wagon
Yesterday

OF a Horse Attached to a Huckster Wagon
Yesterday.
There was a runaway yesterday at
ternoon which created a great deal Of
excitement in the business district OF
The city. IL started on Thirteenth
street. A horse attached TO huckster' S
wagon took fright and started down
the street. continuing through the al
lev TO Market street, where il narrowly
ESCAPED a collision with an electric
motor. At Ziegenfelder's part of the
harness became detached and the horse
did not proceed much farther until it
was free from the wagon. The wagon
was damaged somewhat, and its con-
tents. q let of eggs, were spilled over
the streets and alleys.
The excited animal continued down
Main street 10 Sixteenth. and up Six
teenth 10 Chapline where it started on
the tracks of the b. & o. in the Hemp
field yard and was caught 10y boy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13

sistersville. ". Va. March Bob
Morrison returned last evening from a
business trip down the road.
Mrs d. Il. Beck who has been on a
prouacted visit with her parents in
Newport. returned home last evening.
Geo. II. Earnest. of the Mountain
State Manufacturing Company. of VIII
Jamestown. was a prominent visitor in
the city last night
T. J. Miller, formerly city engineer.
but now located al Wheeling, was a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13
THE CARRENo CONCERT.

As the time draws near we find that
the programme for the Carreno concert
next Monday evening. at the Opera
House. is very complimentary to the
Wheeling public. being the same ar
ranged for the great artists first re-
cital this season which was given at
the Waldorf on January IA, TO a crit
zeal and fashionable New York audi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13

Al G. Feds big minstrel aggregation
entertained q large ana very apprcc.atiye
audience last nigh, ~ the opera House.
II IS one of the best com. anies with
which this popular manager 7.s ever
connected his name Tho first nl.t shows
a magnificent stage setting. and affords
opportunities for the introductiou of Cz-
ceiient musical numbers and witty savings
which have the merit OF freshness. The
Clio comprises some very novel and
pleasing acts. Tire club manpuator ard
Apollo arc hardly eguaued in ,hc.- ice
spective arts. while there IS sufficient
comedy 70 satisfy every person. Tho 21-
rade az noon was the best min. ucI dis-
play ever given on the st-c Of Wheel
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13
AMONG THE HOTELS.

The strangers Who Reached the CITY
Yesterday.
lrcIure.-T. f. Joyce, Grafton; B.
w. joyce. Grafton; j. 5. Engle and
wife. ST. Mary's.
HoweH:-W. c. Kelly. Amos; b. L.
sutton. Sistersville: Mrs. Otto Fish,
Grafton: Miss Sidbrant. Grafton.
Windsor:-W. r. Wiley, New Mar
tinsviHe: Rankin Wiley. Point Pleas
amt: Mrs. John McCoal, r'2'rmont.
Stamm:-M A. Zinn, West Union;
Miss NJ kirkland, Maple; D. B. Patton,
HarrIsvile: p. R. Thorp, Harrisyille;
). ]. Taylor. Harrisville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13
RIVER NEWS.

YESTERDAYS BOATS-Pittsburg
Virginia. a. m: Parkersburg. Rem
Hur. II a. m; Sistersville Ruth, $3.50
p. m: Darlington. Leroy. $3.50 p. M.
TO-DAY'S Charleston. Bed
ford. 6.30 a. m; ParkerSburF Argand,
II a. m: New Martinsville. Lexington,
II a. m: Sistersville. Ruth. $3.50 p. m;
Darlington. Leroy. $3.50 p. m.
TOMORROW BOATS-Pittsburg
Ben Hur. a. M; kanawha. g a. m;
keystone State. ! a. m: Cincinnati.
Virginia, S a. m; GAINESVILLE, Lorena, 1
a. m.
Col. James Mathews. an old and we'll
known citizen of Wellsburg. W. Va.
has had a bullet which he has been
carrying for thirty years in his back.
located by use Of Y rays recently, and
will have it taken out.
Capt. Lee AnshutZ has gone TO Mem
phis to buy the Belle Of the Coast. The
boat. which is a large side-wheeler, was
formerly run as packet between New
Orleans and Bayou Sarah. He Will put
her in the excursion trade next sum-
mer.
The river was stationary at 81 feet
AT the wharf last evening at six o'clock
1t was falling at an points above.
Pitsburg. Pa. March 12.-River 10
feet and falling at the dam Clear and
COOL
Warren. Pa. March 12.-River : feet
6 inches. Cloudy and colder
Morgantown. ". Va. March 10
River S feet. Weather fair and windy;
mercury 81.
Oil City. Pa. March 12.-River S feet
. inches and falling. Cloudy and
colder.
Greensboro. Pa. March 12.-River S
feet I inches and falling Weather
clear and slightly cooler James G.
Blaine due up and down Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13
FIRST mass MEETING
In the EPworth League Crusade to Be
Held Soon

In the Fourth Street M. e. Church.
Cardinal Gibbons interviewed in
Pittsburgh Movement Against
Rafaes at Church Fairs Topics
Tor Sabbath Discourses - Other
Matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13
MISLEADING REPORTs.

The Iuteuironcer Of yesterday morning.
and the News Of last even ne. ref,rrir1
t5 Thursday evenings session of the
city Finance Committee said "thc city
Clerk presented an estimate Of the 1e-
cstn,s Of tho wear and "a statement of the
cf,v debt. on which the interest was $2i.-
cal annually" The City Cl7~I d.j noth-
ing of the sort. and the publications re-
farrcd to are pure nonsense. The Cl-i *
read no statement Of "the receipts for the
year" lc made no statement ar IN"
debit" and the iatorcs, Oh ;ho city debt
is cc9d deal I10re than 'l.'''. such
rlrorts are worse than misiar'ils.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13

..
Pittsburgh Movement Against |
Rallies at Church Fairs-Toplcs /
Tor Sabbath DiscOurses - Other /
1..-
Inc crNSaae oi lhe hp"'''u l-e''7
uets Id lais clJy commences ON I'm ', ..,
'ue -'.- 0- '-ils ''o'.'''. Ills +no
Ieaeues of Wbeeliug and the five sur
rDupdirs towns to awaken q religious
enthusiasm throughout the city by
holdiu1 % series Of mass meetings. The
first viii be held mo the Fourth stree,
H. y. church ou the tW5nty-SiNJh ana
the programme viii consist OF deVo-
riougI literary. musical and social eN-
erciscs. Addresses VIII Doe made by
prominent members Of tire leause and
greal interest iu this society and IN the
cause is expected 10 be revived. The
visiting Ieasue-s are expected 20 come
20 this c.T from distant parts .lng
~. and -rsr .,riI give vent to their
b,,.f-e-, I'm tho v9v hv singing
,,-,rl- l--.-,-, HYMNS rs they pass
-b.o,,rb .he civ There are fifteen
y.,s,-e f- -rs district which will DE
-...',1--...r r---b- M these societies
NH l..,-. ..r4~-. of rhe first meeting
--+ -l-. ..--,sfrf.- will arrange the
, -. fT. -bs second meeting TO
g.. befF ~ rho ChauIre street III. Z.
- .- ,r,- l.r WHOM The Wheel
i-., 5isr-s.- F0vo~rh League Conyen-
-iGr NESTS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13

Special to the Register.
SISTERSVILLE, W. Va, March Il
The late strike of the Hayseed company
on the Wood farm. near Kidwell. in Wlid-
cat territory. is still the talk Of the town.
They intended drilling 10 the second pay
Yesterday but postponed IL until to-day.
Nearly every person interested left the
CITY on horseback by early dawn TO be
present when the we'll came in. TIE gauge
which has been kept OF this well since Il
reached the first pay, az depth OF TWO
bits in the Big Injun sand. places the
estimate at about $50 TO 200 barrels q day.
considerable uncasiness is manifested
avnong the members OF this company from
the report that they have lease under
them. The story circulated is that sew
eraI years ago. when oil was first found
in tbis section. "Bll" Johnston, OF Penn
svlvania. employed Lloyd Smith. Of Ma
rietta 10 take UP some leases for MIN 10
this county. Smith went over the county
and cot leases for hundreds or acres iof
% small sum for q number of years ana
contracted with the farmers Of each dis
t~icf i'm which he took leases 20 drill "eil5.
All the wells he drilled proved 10 be
busters. and several years ago he, the re-
MORT gces. gave the leases up. ana later
he and a man by the name OF Mc1uiley
got hold Of them again and have kep' ''' III
ever since. No authontic statement mas
boen made as FAR as known by the Reg
is+er representative. but the matter Is
beinc- talked Of generally. and these VINO
ar, taking an interest In T. arc reGretunE
the feet on account OF the possibility OF
the members Of the Hayseod OIL Company
losing all they have invested
I'm & Martin arc the gentlemen who
took W the lease for the iayseed people.
md they evrrCss themselves ass positive
that no such state of affairs exist for they
examined the records for several years
back and are firmly convinced That the
lease as held by them is a good hStIu-
mcnt and will hold I'm court.
Business out in the Pine Fork district.
in Wetzel county. is hustling. The South
Penn and Karawha oil companies are get
ting the timber on the ground for q large
amount Of work which they will do in ana
around there this season. They have lea~-
cd a large tract Of ground near the Ohio
River tracks. at New Martnsyi.e. on
which they are stacking am immense
amount Of rig material for the work they
have manned ont for that SECTION this
summer
~. ,r,ro nj. com,an- are also going
10 do n 10, Of work cut ir that vicinity this
summer Juo-.i.E '''.,' t'''. '''-'
are h"''"s ""'''N O"' '''1
e..,t,r ~, +t. psoiste-
ptpErpSpf-Pc " w Nr1rar "a
cocd size5 of strike is report-d from rear
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13

Our stock of shoes must be sold by
April 1st. Prices cut in two.
7. r. STONE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13

- dozen G-hook Cor>cts, worth sc. for
SIS at L. ;. GOOD * cos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13

Auction sale to-day al 10 o'clock. az
Court House. Good rwO-story dwell
ing. northeast corner Of New Jersey
and Wabash streets. A chance fer
'''' 60 WM. ERSKINE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13
TRUSTEES SAla

Whe.llnE. " Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13

WM. ERSkINE.
Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-13
Special to the Register.

Special 10 me register.
ELLENBORO. w. Va. March l2.-A
location has been made and RIG Is being
erected on Robert Cunningham farm, o.
the south fork Of Hughes's river
a telephone lire is being CONSTRUCTED
that viii connect this place wi-h ,Es
Hebron and Plum fields. as most Of thu
supplies for these fields are shipped by "a!
to this place.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05

bsncs. !oun felts, at bun allsr,os sliteoe
Ri9dro Srsbsrn. gun elf'eoe BAN uarmt,
msn badbIeIt. Sels Dagsn iuo BUN title
% ti9mpers mso fig islO, msc i'm Sorg,
i'm SaablssRo, FIN Snerts. ait bIso
mErft for Hnoe. u fommsn9 4ar
tunos lille brings nogtn 2nsitrdals ino |
benoes 2ip. 5snoes tpinbeliss Snitintt
tom benoe tiliioIt til 5irlp. gun BIZ
~ilui.eDe at ofrs fig og boloe uo. Sngsn
ftuloe faa Uoe ON, bpao bun bar pda
I fit inbrs. !Sun riIos tdppert gaa inb
/ ben lsreeIigs 5rsmtio % msD mooigt
Sierts tiGmps i'm title Stamp.
"nasn tinre @racs, fpor blsa BIZ en-"
IA Wcren, oa pisen tom tiem. "8u 81
bel tr1t. ~itattsr. 8pslosmuoen sr frrs
big ON faa Winuter. Ser sr ct 8r,O til
big, Iom Tom meo iibits Bot" oa Wtps
rsn foripdnot uo | Siettenet.
@race uubneOe iaste aonoplutsn %
LOB Ginsne GLIDE nso opsr Brtst. Gn
bpb Rsome itsg op / bsnpes aniigt. Oct
bar bet FANNIE grsp, Jon 51in ON Mprs
sensn bupbe ftrspst for Mr. 5r.b:r.
Wteo lin trdFtigs 5aano bapoe ban fat
fennss Narn paa bet aabne Stso.
Grace git life pua aontcrst nGItc
Dag. men ieuote | 1T StsO ct tibet gur
til Mr. 5rebsrn. Gan rsb BET b1Itia
pp o9 lGits:
"&ier. Wr. Srstern! Nor 6sr MIG
'igs Dem, at BET pil globe bsno msgst.
ON De pil fptie aftsnsmao hos os itpelo
Oeres hngion 8racs Wilion."
Gftsritrift. "aa, jig Ct iua lptislig!'
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05
9jprnen iom Soroeraper.

Sra 9~reosbsrrsb tribes: Oct er bel
tanIte befisnot, at Stoptongen, giBrnsn,
sr Sorpgrupsr df profssIiOn pso Ssoen
af lin beie 9aroisbso. Msn ieg bar jals
fab lite bapt 9eoreb ON bet, fer snotil
MI en- Dag, ba ies tilfeloigpis I'll 's
en- preps paa bans Duslisho / 5aset.
Seq og en- Manp til .nsoes orn at tage
os en- Sur pua aaierns os ftnce Wtulter
MI 2erbae. aommen bort / Gnosn at
en- Multsmpr, fit Ri 59ften al en- forf1rs
belia Stanf, iom ON Der laa ct aaoarr
/ Herbsben. @eo at ituu og unoeriess,
bpor ben itreO fig fra, i~tjeIneoe Ri en- nsrt
Sorbbaug life langt fra bet Steb, hOor
Ri fob. @i sit ba nnrmsre for at is,
bodo bet tunoe bare, og Stanten tiltog,
sfterim ri nermsbe os Stsoet.
8st bar Ell triit Sim. Gn flor 8rap
optaitst. 8raoen bar mslem 3 a a 4lsn
lang, os 9pboen bar ppsr d alen, og
nebi 9rapsn laa Der en- Spretrop / 5orz
raabneliestlItanb. 8i troeos / Ssritz
ninesn, at bet bar 2spningerne at en-
Glgitrpt, icm tunoe bore Ituot lloplig
% neograret bet meIts al, men mel. Wain
2eoiaqer tog / Sopebst pau bet og lefteoe
bet op, De ba piits bet fig, at bet bar en-
flor Saubuf, IOm 8iernen babe tagst.
9asoelsn bapbe Fan allereoe fprtpret og
Iioen taftst op bsnne p3loige Srap for
at lasss Reitsn rebi, til bet 6lep msrer..
Suben laa pua Santen.
ManNn f~ortults, at giernen glelns
nsr paa bet pad benns Madoe, til bet
bliper raaobsnt, Iaa tommer ban igjen og
Ipiier bet iom en- lattsr Ret, ,g 'rt':r
bar ben MI; tbi tliino af tor Mart mpl>
orebe ter neoi, iaa bet bele orosntlig lsfz
tebe ia. gutten tilberte en- fattig Sus.
manb, ION miiteps ben i Sommsr.
Sapbe MI 9dmiefar fommet, msosrs
pi bar Der, iaa tuuoe tanite be ubuons
9iaiter tcmmst til at lgfte paa 8enens
libt mere enb dlminoeligt. Men Tom
2ptten bar, mertsbe Ri Inlet til ben.
Men at ban nDlig haobe paret Der, bet
Iaa hi paa ben friite SorD og Moie.
SprDgraosn bar iaa psnt optaget, ION
ON en- Manb Ituloe brugt Spade at tage
ben OBJ meo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05
Silbaae fra Craven

fan ri fffe fpu1ine, men ri tan oite aigre 8arortnaen
oerbsn meset lRnssre. Sp8oora, ltselon' alt aHcet.
moa hope en- 8egpnosIie. aue %'roniite 5nsboulHte
aisr fl til at ~foriprts eiuet % eisre bet til IN 8tass,
men5 be er Der. gaala-ia, gtnre Sngaont. tronlf 3Hs
~oiaeitiou, R1enmatisne ale bar en- lteen Ssgprs
belle, men fan itanoiss Uto Sirtp az Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Geure nbn11rieos Tonic % Al
~terative ct liae spbt itittet III at %forebpase i%anoauHe
ilurbeuer | Suftsmst ION til OF 'terus BEN, og man
ian lite ~tiIraaOes itrrft NOT at iast til een' iiios. I'll
at opfrtffc gppstiten % fare roIts Splle eF Der inasri
f,rere "a bebdaeliae aHibIsr cno oisis Bttters. gtrfs
uiraerue al Cperauireu8eIis % Exhaustion, aanoe'
liz eQer leoemIla, mpoarbeioes berueo, % ben treble
Rirbmanb, ben usmatt,oe Gleri easr a~reeri!as Be
rent, liant ben aanbstrri.e Stusereuee, Joriaiter
euer " ~ts.sVano ftafer fig erraf tray aettslie %
~frenttbta guerai. tosofJ
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05
HISTORY
Or THE -
SCAND NAVIAhS
In THE
United States,
- BY -
0. N. NELSON.

The second volume Of this grea; work has Just
been published II contains a lengthy article IN
which the criminal and insane rfopeusfties Of the
various nationalities 10 this country are discussed
and compared The suther has laboIeI on this
article for several years, having examined al the
Y. ;. census reports for the past hunsrsi years,
as well as the penitentiarY and hospital for ir-
sane statistics q several Of The northwestern
states for the last fifteen years A large part Of
the book Is devoted to historical matters c]oncezn.
ing the Scandinayians IN Iowa and Wisconsin, tar
example churches. schools, political a~ttainmcn}4
matsrisl achievements, early settlements, etc.
including about 500 biographies Of prominent
Mortimer in those states.
IL Skoraaisvdid. Revs A. Bradesea and II,
D. BIT, Pr ois. Julius Olsa and q O. strumme aad
several other well known Norvc ian-Amtr.cans
have had charge Of the Norwegian department 0
the sors. he extensive historical review OK
Luther College, by Dr. A. Esttem, ujli be read
with interest BY every edurated Norwegian. Ex.
haustiye researches have becp made in regard 60
the biographies Of Reys. II. A, Frcus and o J.
Hattlesiad. Knud Langeiand and Col. II. c. Hsr
S not to mention any Of the living persons. Sey.
eral excellent half tone illustrations adorn the
book.
For price and other ihformati9ns apply 10
O. IL.
1871 Fourth st, :. T.. Hlnn eapoIis, VIM
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05
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teneera, Isle.

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Gdr lin Gprinbtlit, iaGiom iaar Gals, GtiH9 !
erDit o. Rng, ROtarrh. 3outoptnt, l~anoptnt. 70
ls, @tat piv. Zen tr bisutl ei uinougyItB Dt
otttu / Matisnhui.t. Zen tr M bltUsn 'oyls9t al
mango. itfc alnis Der I Cmtgntu. men utott ost,
og pt bsrr fun tn Wttning ont ben. rtrritg at
ocn .r e, fortraii.ligt Iiibbsl mob Sorflsltils.
G,u a~nbtiatts Tie blot al Ran. 9aiOslcue
iom bar ~oplunos, ben % i~ilRnttt Jtsrpt,n I'll l9ata
subuir,. mtn ogiaa 8aitorsrnt Aaamusi,u, Aim
.nuo o. andre 5ur bruBt ben meset % Dtl tunHt
a~ab,ials ben.
IN ;,laitt solt,r 25c; 8 Nlaiter ialaes ior 81
Cpgtu nermeitt erprsis Gthes, bu ben TIE tan
isuots /, 8oittn. u. Y. CONNIE,
gEftfFrbstn y0ts
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05
DIR. med. BOEK MANN
ST. Paul, MINI.
nr,t ttur nanCke Hknle

Cfacs, aosvra areaet, ct. gaal, UtHu. 9issatov.
spaaus 81. Deter Stree. mslsm 4 ea cte 0det
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05
sotel til,alas @Ienpine, Minn.

nj gRu fra hilbert Sea. Sptelet, Ell Bird
bpautna, inoeboloer 12 8arelier ttlbsrenoe
8 gotter. llbbusbpaninssr bsitaar al Gtals
be til IA a Is Teams, Bnsspibeo, Sranarp,
Gorn Crib, e pinsItalb, Ssnlebus meo Sens
po 3urteps % 9Snber. Sotellets Rsbler
pa 2qtfetpt alt iomplet Stauo meoislger.
san tiltr9oe itrar. 3ermere Underwriting
peo Carl Slipn, @leuotae, Rinn.
ontf
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05
at. slusear seminarp & Snfitute

beanuoer iii 20oe Stoleaar ben 2loe sept.
1897. Sicleu bar eaaet frsntao / be iioite
glar, oo ben icrtiGtter i'm @ierning til n9ite
War meo be iamme garsre iom iiior, mso
a~crp9elie al 4aitor 6. W. Carton ira 2ittIe
Gobb. giiun. aatalog iaaes irit oeo at
Sfripe til Z. o. Sstbre, ct. Anssar, Soma.
5la.ti
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05
2triffearbeioc uoferes.

lllr % @arn muota9es iii Stritnin9 90
5sorarbeioelie al : trpntper oB RRnos In
bertlGoer. Mortified Knitting Co.
5Oa1s Rorthielb. Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05

MI Fourth 8. $. z. mnnenpolts. Vim
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05

gi or ptliilfreos meo "Susucuueu" / en-
bosr Senieenoe os Tan trngl dibeiale Den IT.
Gnhper, tom trRnser en Spmaitiie. 5ras'
ten tpiieoe 90 9ents. Sobn @uocrfou,
eau Claire, @iseoniin
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05

i1es MDlncs, Soma,
mpotager boa0g manoliae % fotnoelige
GIeuer. giteradrStertninen bsgpuoer ben
20oe Z ept. % Oarer / 10 Tiger. Srriig otI
ieg anbeiaIe osuue Jermtr for bigger, os9
itrar uRrmere Gptpsutng ON oenue RpeftoIt
oeo at t~rlitrtpe Hep. ". y. 8rnucngaarb,
50a6 Brantou, .lotua.