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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05
HEALTHY TALKS.

The bicycle has gained a good name
for itself in that it has helped many a
sick man to regain his health by keep
ing the rider in the fresh air. By con-
tinual exercise one increases the ca
pacity of the lung spaces and strength
en- their substance.
am constrained to say that for peo-
pie suffering from chronic disorders OF
the stomach, bowels liver or lungs,
there is no better place to be than in
Honolulu, the beautiful city Of the Ha-
waiian Islands. The island itself is a
veritable sanitarium and many per-
son who has been given up to die in
other climes has regained their health
there.
Potatoes, heat and water unite to
form yeast, and when the potato Is
taken into the stomach it is soon
changed to yeast by the heat and
moisture which are found in this part
OF the alimentary canal.
Bananas should be eaten very spar
ingly at first as they may prove too
rich for the stomach. They should be
well masticated, although many do
not stop to do this, as they are soft and
easily swallowed.
The oils found in the nuts are far
superior to that found in other foods,
and is far more pure. The acids Of
the fruit will agree with the stomach
much better than acids found outside
their domain.
Fruit juices are excellent for fevered
patients. They should be used cold
and in small quantities frequently re-
peated. These drinks with frequent
spongings will soon bring the fever to
its proper place.
Exercise properly taken is exceed
ingly beneficial to one and all. 1t
should be taken where there is plenty
of fresh air and not in a close room.
Tamarind water used hot at night
will cause the bowels to move freely in
the morning without leaving any i'll
effect.
Tomatoes are par excellent tonic
for that sluggish liver.-Santa Clara
News.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05

Smiles IrrsdIate the Countenanee
When those atrocious bodily troubles
chills and fever. dyspepsia. kidney or rheu'
matte disorders. yield. as they invariably
do. to the benign action Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bittsrs. remedy OF comprehen-
sive use. pure in composition. unobjeosion'
able to delicate palate, and thorough IN
effects. Sick headache. loss Of appetite
flesh and sleep. nausea. heartburn, are
among the physical annoyances obviated
by the Bi.ters. They are in the nature of
signals OF distress displayed by disor'
dered stomach. liver and bowels, and dis
appear with the cause that produced them.
But these signals should be Needed ct
once. Then the woe begone look OF chronic
III health will speedily disappear. and vigor
and comfort restore . cheerful aspect to
the face. That faithful index to the con-
di.ion Of the system never fails to wear .
look Of sunshine when the Bitsers are used
70 dlspel shs cloud.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05
GOLD CREEK.

Gold Creek, Nevada, does not ap-
pear to be ali that fancy and the pencil
have painted. +. p. Davis, who was
drawn to the camp through reports
that one company alone was employ
ing several hundred men, returned to
Salt Lake recently and says that if
there are 100 employed in the entire
diggings. then his eyesight is wretch
edly at fault. Gold Creek itself has
but few houses. According to Mr..
Davis the buildings may be counted
on a visitors fingers. There is but
one saloon in the diggings and it pays
but s. a month for stimulating the
efforts Of those who are pounding the
drill in the locality. The Gold Creek
Mining Company, which is represent
ed on the ground by Mr.. Babcock, is
engaged in large amount OF prepara-
tory work and promises much as soon
as the work has been completed.
Thousands OF dollars have been ex-
pended in improvements, and as an
asset, attention is called in the pros
pectus to 10, 900 acres Of placer ground,
the washing of which will commence
in very short time. In addition to
the gravel, the company proclaims the
ownership OF sixty-seven lode claims,
from some OF which, it is said, very
gratifying values have been obtained.
There are other camps in the dis
trict, said Mr.. Davis, the most prom
Using Of which, in bis judgment, being
at Tennessee, where some very high
grade ore has been uncovered, and
where there are evidences OF the pres
ence OF strong and permanent veins.
Not far from this camp is Mountain
City, on the margin OF which some
very good discoveries have been made.
On vandusen creek a number OF per-
sons are prospecting, and with results
that are encouraging. Mr.. Davis will
return TO the locality later in the sea-
son. and will very likely commence
the development OF ground that was
secured by him while absent in the
State.-Salt Lake Tribune.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05
The Value Of q Laugh.

II is said that every hearty laugh in
which man or woman INDUCES tends
to prolong life. as it makes the blood
move more rapidly, and gives new
and different stimulus to all the or
gans Of the body from what is in force
at other times. Therefore, perhaps,
the saying, Laugh and grow fat" is
not an exaggerated one, but has
foundation in fact. No truer words
we're uttered than those which state 30
clearly, Laugh, and the world laughs
with you; weep, and you weep alone. "
The jolly, wholesome, happy.hearted
people are those who have most friends
and see the best that life holds out to
them.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05

Florence Nightingale has come TO
the defense OF tea in print. She thinks
there is altogether too much said
against tea drinking, and says she
would be very glad If "any Of the tea
abusers would point out what to give
to an English patient after sleepless
night instead OF tea. 1t is the almost
universal testimony OF English men
and women," she continues, "who
have undergone great fatigue, such as
riding long journeys without stopping
or sitting up for several nights in sue.
cession, that they could do it best on
an occasional cup OF tea and nothing
else. IN. Y. Post.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05
solved sl,e DimcuIty.

In some OF the farming districts in
China pigs are harnessed to small
wagons and made to draw them. The
we'll known tendency OF the pig to 60
In q different direction from that In
which IL Ia desired to have him 60 Is
overcome by his driver wishing him
to 20 in direction in which the driver
doesn't really want him to 90. At
least that is the way the matter is ex-
planned by a recent traveller. who GER
tainly ought to be an Irishman, II he
isn't.-N. Y. Tribune.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05
Nerve In the Densisrs chair.

One OF the most distinguished DEN
lists in Turin. DR.. Martini. writes to
tell me that he has been surprised to
observe in his daily practice that
women undergo every variety OF dem
tai operation with much more courage
and facility than men. And DIR. Mela
adds that men swoon under the den
lists hands much more frequently than
women Lombroso in Fort
nightly Review.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05

MIR. Newpop-Say, doctor, I wish
you would fix up something to make
my wife sleep nights. The baby has
Just begun cutting its teeth and
Doctor-Oh, it's the baby you want
the opiate for. is it?
MIR. Newpop-No; for my wife. You
see' every time the baby sprouts an
other tooth she is 30 tickled that she
Keeps me awake half the night talking
about.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05
a,b,es worn with Kisses.

II has just been discovered that each
of the two Testaments in use in the
city of London court is kissed 10000
times year. Both books are very
ancient. They are falling to pieces,
being literally kissed awsy.-Boston
Globe.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05
Couidn.s shus Her Up.

II understand, Grumpy, that your
wife was shut up in a folding bed?"
"Shut upl Nothing on earth can
shut that woman up. She yelled un-
til the policeman on the next beat
heard her."
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05
Bribery.

Scientists are going to arrange 1t so
we can tell the time by flowers"
"That won't work. Whenever |
take roses to Mabel she let's me stop
the clock. Chicago Record.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05
NOTICE.

All persons indebted &c the SENTISxr
are requested to make immediate pay
ment, as the business OF the late firm oi
Cassidy & Skillman must be settled mp
Persons having bills against the late firu
will please present them.
A. SKILLMAN, Trustee.
Frrsta, Nevada, Msy 10, 1898.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05
NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN voA.-.@oc.d a cftixen Of the United

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN undersigned. citizen OF the United
States OF America, intends to make applica'
ton to the Honorable Secretary Of the INTERIOR
under an Act Of Congress approved M.rcn 2.
Act entitled an Act to repeal timber culture
laws and for other purposes" for permissioo
to procure timber from the following ds-
scr psd unsurveyed public land, to Wit; Begin.
nj, o AZ A blsxed cedar II inches In diameter on
the south side Of Monument Canyon. western
slope Of Diamond Mountsin. Eureka county
Nevada. marked II. H. j; thence running Let =.
asi deg. W.. 90 ch aims; I'd s., 23i deg. E., %
chains. to stake in stone monument ON the
north side Of Kirby Canyon. marked Il. y. =,
ship 40 N. Of r 81 T., N. D. NJ. bears 8. san
css. W., s2s chains; Sd g., 7s} deg. T.. 80
ch,ins; lth N. AK deg. T., ts ehsinsj ssn TIM, \ !.
7si deg. W.. 90 chains. to the place OF oee,n-
ming. containing 1921 acres Of cedar and noun
tain mahogany. HENRY L. nowELL.
Eureka, New, Nov. 80. 1895. d1-&w
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-05

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has been duly appointed
aud qualified by the Third Judicial District
Court Of the State Of Nevada. In and for Eureka
county, as Administrator. with will annexed,
OF the estate Of W. W, Nickals. late OF said
county, deceased.
Dsted Eureka, Nevada, May IL, 1897.
CLAY sIMMs. AdninistrAtor.
Tnos. WREN and GEO. A. BARTLETT, Attor-
news for Administrator. myl5
The Progress., 1897-01-02

An endless variety of Table Lin
ems. Napkins, Cloths, etc.
am well supplied with Staple and
Dress Goods, Notions, Gents
Ready Made Clothing, and
complete stock of everything
pertaining to and carried by any
general outfiter. Call and ex-
anime my stock as l can save
you money on every article.
The Progress., 1897-01-02
Cloaks! Cloaks!

We have just received new lot of
Ladies' Capes Cloaks and jack
cts, also Childrens'. In plush
and cloth, assorted colors, which
we are going to sell at Summer
prices and not Winter ones. So
if you are in need of a nice wrap,
don't fail to come and see our
large stock before you purchase
elsewhere, as we feel satisfied
you will buy when you hear the
price.
The Progress., 1897-01-02
Read This !!

AS the holidays are near approach
ing, and money still being scarce
we want to help everybody, so
as to make their money buy
something for every one in the
family, and to do that we are
going to cut prices into little
pieces, SO with the few dollars
you can gather up. 1t will sur
prise you to see what a lot of
goods you will get for a'little
money.
The Progress., 1897-01-02
Blanketsi Comforts!

And all staple goods, notions, and
in fact everything pertaining to
the Dry Goods line, will be
slaughtered at prices never be-
fore heard of in all former times.
The Progress., 1897-01-02

Can furnish tho wearing apparel
and underwear for Ladies. Misses
Men and Boys, l have n Model
Store; my customers all say that
it is the Housewives Paradise,
there they can supply themselves
with
Sheeting, Comforts, Quilts,
Blankets, Redciothes, and
The Progress., 1897-01-02
Shoes! Shoes!

Mems, Ladies' and Children's. We
have the largest stock of any
house in town, which we are go
ing to sell at your own price, SO
don't fail toIcome and investi-
gate.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20

"5rons, peb bu, at man t9rtsr paa al
bortsifts miga"
ga" ipartbe fan roligt.
"Sg bet beo bu!" ubrdabte bun hsfs
tiet, 'os bet taaler ou2! - "a bDloer
bu life en- Smul. at mig!"
San iaa forbauiet paa fenb..
80, bet gier jes men bpao ftaI
jsg aiere2"
0a iaa BUN paa bam meo ct eienopms
meligt gIit.
Din Ndr!!" fagb. BUN imil.noe, =
tag mig" = ps / b:nbes uotrDt laa mo-
get, Iom life tunbe misicrftoaes.
0a StntsminiItersn 9asn .fter
9iproe 6~ertponinger til Giftermaalet
igjen, dfbreo Siobela BAN:
"gr1b Dem life berom. IQsrebe
iiben igaor er ies iaasobtfom gift. Wiin
Monb sr prins 5ran3 at asiiii."
Sg faa blep bet.
Su, for bet far not lite Ida fjslz
brnot, at en- apinbe Islp bar maats
tst I'll for at foa fig en- Manb!
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
So6'out'en I Ganmarf.

Observation-Disclosures For.
mano, Sr. 2ange / Snnbbora, bar ouers
fpr "Srenbtore qmtstioenoe" uotalt fla
ON ben sisbiittelies Sitting paa fsl-
genbe maabs:
I1aor Hibdus Bureau meboeler, at
observation-disclosures / oeres Spar til
b'!orr. Spnferensradb Sanien m. 81.
ubtals, at Ri / prineipet anertienber en-
4fglsrelIe peb 8olbgift, er bette fulbs
ltanoig FORFEIT, men bette maa foritaaes
Samtlang meo, at Ri ierIt enTter at en-
fare, billie S~tribspuntter 9olooiften
Ital afaiers.
Bort Spar til b'Srr. meslere er
nemIig i nrisit, SpsrcnsftsmmelIs mso
port belle S%tdnopuntt / Strioen fra
oens gs9pnoeIis og til 0atp.
Strtocn ~fsgpnots 10 netpp meo, at
5agforeningcrns brsb ben trufne Sper=
erstomit al 29rs Marts, brprefter ale
frsntloies Strioigheosr imelem Sroas
niIationens WeoIemmer ftuloe forIeaes
dfaiorte nso Ws99ling eller @oloaift. ga
observation-disclosures Sror poa be opItiles
be 6ororinger, bpiltet bar bebuoet Faos
~fortninqerne, blso life en- @ana aFpens
tet. Strsiten ertlareoes / 2sbet al "a
Elmer pa iua fuIsts 2~octsput'en
sIter.
Timber Observation-Disclosures ! Sis
btnfapn Tor en- 4 Tiger iiesn til6eo ssas
britantIorenIngsrne ION tctjenot en-
GperensiomIt, ibis 3 6ppsopunttsr par
feIgsnoe:
l. afgiereIie At It Ttauenot Cribs.
Iper8smoal, 2tnforbrin9erne i OosnIe
% SIagelie, BIO 9oIosift.
2. 5nsen 6Orulempelie at be grbsi.
osre, Inn life bar pelt1aet 9onflitten.
3. Gprettelien al en- Qr6eiOsoomifd
Tor at dfrGrge Iignenos Strioiqbeosr /
6remtioen.
Gstte 1il6uo bIep imiOleytio Tortas
liet At Jdgfrrsniuasrne, % / Stsos or
at lutte Jrso Pea bette IiaeIoo cntle ION
I Gpsrtnsitemmelie intb Giribcrs ai,r.
ne rGrenbs 9runoIa9. ppifiaebe re en- 6sl
@atfe AZ me Siriospunstr, inn IA
b@rItonlernf 6eitcmt %lfDiIte. men ON foilte
B. uoienSts a9itatursr for iFaofcrenin
asrm '.ntrs Dag for Dag pfTsntlia bar
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
ND Waaoe at reujc Wan0.

Deb SiGlp al gromin fan alminoes
ligt 9dno renies for imaa ubbr, Bait
terrier og lignenoe, flyer ben tpite 8ioenz
ifabsmano S6umburg. st 8rain
gromin er moi til at eoelrgss ale Bat
terrier / en- got (Guurt) 0ano, os
Sromimagen bprttages at Qmmpnia,
faa man bar iqisn Hart 9anb uben
Smag. 5or at opnoa bette Maal brlie
gcs en- 20 prpcsnt Splesnne at gromos
broniooioe Cen Del gromiooihe, en- Del
grpmt, fem Dele 0anp). Gn balp
Drain. al benin, Splesnine iteriliferer
sasr renter en- got Glpeoanb paa 5
Wsnut.r. 6uis 9anbst sr "hdarbt"
eI.r meget urcnt. n,utraIiIsrsr adlfials
tet % Qtnmoriaen bet en- Del at 9ros
minst, og / faa Sab cr bet ~nsopenoigt
at ege &rominoplssninqen, iuotil en-
foag gull 6orbe fr.ntpmmtr % odrer
minoTt Ct balnt Minut. Gn Iignenbt
@}9nobs at en- 9sprptents 4mmoni,
%pplrsnins sr ti~liftpttclig til at nsatru.
li'src bet frie 8ronin. Oct er enitsligt,
at hisIc 9GIeb neie Tbarsr til ~bindnnen,
itient en- Then Smug at @romin ellsr
intet betDcer. Naar 8rpmis
er fuloftunois mutraIiIsrst, blir
fart % fan neppe f~fjeinss fra
oprinbelige Nono, Ia bet 8etpb At
grpminIalt, iom DIT ~irosfolner, er faa
at bet life far npgen Yirtnjng
pdo BET merneIfelige Qe8eme.
Ten nps Waubs at renIs @ano paa.
nou tlirs At I9rlis 9etponins unbsr
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
On ifinipg Storf.

Eaa en- gcubeaaarb i senberipnart
er Der ct Gtprferebe. Sooore5 6apos
StorfemOberen la0t to 9Gs cs lapct fla
til at ril8c bern uo. Smiolertib ipite
leoe Wanoen Ganroen bsnbe ct &ups :
Sna bortto9 Be. ene SSg Os lnsoe et
Nnbeas G:soet.
Sesge sG8 bleu noru9eoe poa fannie
2to, men neppe baooe G~turfeinoeren
ltet ben lille gptting, Der Dor tommet
no at N%noeasact, Ier tan itiueoe ig NJ
Ioran StcrfemOoeren, % MI opitoo Der
en- lar9uar9 os tgirBlict unocrbolos
ming, Der enote meb, at 8ntter ilsi bort.
Sort eiter Tom ban tilba9e meo 8 a 10
Siorf', p9 unoer pebparcnbe 9uebren
batieoe be ben nlDtfslise Sunforf FAC
meo fine ipioie Nab, at ben tils
Iiblt inlot bso ON neb at 3aact.
utoiIicnt baobs gtortene troet, at
Faphe laat Gubersgst og berpco
bit, at 6un hucoe pRrst lin 9gQtefeQe
Storfsfaesr tpg zig ~forSprigt tjrrs
al De TO cuneoe Sure, Der Ina /
feNen
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
Joroens hurtisite Grain.
Get saar iOrt. fan bu tro.

ItIantic Gitp RaiIroao nneu MI ben
9ere al pGre go. l paa bile Dor &lpos
neb Senipn til .S~urtiatruin. ) Here
Gar itpo 5bs empire Stats Grprcis
roer't pna Giiien; men lda Tom 3be
Galsocnia RaiIrooo / Stotlanb os siors
Be arap pad at rare hn fer'ts. Srai'
mere pda Californian eaar 60 WiI / Ii
men; men hnab er bet ppre 9agt2
atlantic Gitp Railroao bar en- Rute
mellem Gambsn oe ben 9p, bpcraf ben
bar 1T Raon. 9fftanosn msIlsm be to
gper er 500 Dill, og oett, Stptte til
baasl1oosr bens 9rdin pao 48 Wlinuter.
altiua soar be 69.35 glil / 9imen.
WlelItm Stationsrne Big 6arbor og
gri9dntins Surction gioroe ct al hem
fcrIeosn Dag en- 5urt paa 1926 WiiI ! I
5imen.
SO bette Grain bar dnTtiuig iisrre ,no
en- Sriueber. Get bcitoo al en- Gpmbis
Gar, ire fer'ts aldsies plsIa1er'
cogm o9 en- pullman Parlor Gar. Deg
ten bar 10000 gunp. ootomotipet
II ct af De fprrsft,, iom aaar paa mo-
ren gnre. Tet aIens reisbs fsnnb to
Srsoieoele al hels Srdinet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
NaTuoHgtcrnc I Tannarf.
(8eo Carl Naog Aarhu9.l

Gfterdt 9ao, bsisat ct Gntal for
8darbs paa Sdmsr, 6pn, SjG0ano %
9olano, itaI is9 sftsr Gpne % / aISfort'
feo uotals, bporIeoes lloiigtsrne Ipnes
at ftils fig / 9isbljttst for Ssrnss Deb
fommenos.
!0psoen itddr ret gobt o~p,raIt, bog nos
get tDnoere eno rniteIigt, % Nariogcn
btrtil 'pres at fiorere fra for mee,n
&eos / Gfterddrst.
Hu9en pil imitiert gipe aoet, lelp ON
Der Steber finoes noast Spring / Dir
ene. frantalot At minore beloioe ssor>
boIos 0ratiben. SsIten bar taaet I'm
g~eannbelIs.
9apren bar, for Be Gdaroe, lea be-
'a9te, COB, paa fine etebsr fortrinlia,
ma rsnteoe enbos op til "a Sob,
= men Der finbes p9ina Ggne, boor MAJ,
at M(anael pod rettibia Hegn, 3. E. /
Striontn9ssiebIittet, i'm fdar en- beiIt
tdrpeiig Qfgrfos.
On gngaen maa Der fiass, at bet, ON
tort / Straost, | @lminbeliqMo To-
Ter 9pbt, felr DIN Der oslaa ior benne
9eotommenoe pil blipe Off
Hoerne - i9rlie Sutterrpern.
spot oa bar britet COB Sorbel al
bet fugtige geir for nplig.
vi Sr bar man fact tilItr9ttelio
,Gngfpet itaar bog for en- Del uoe enbs
III % far nepps prpfitsret at Rson.n).
Srrsmarferne tommer MI epot ieien.
Pda 5pn, men bog napnlio paa
bar Slosnbprrelarpen anrsttet
'etpbslis GbeI9agelle / Rpsr % / gbg,
(.Sopren Tiger ben itte).
0esparre ter man neppe op.rfer. Be
aoIsoss for Esrne ret spne 5orbolb paa
Snidno. iDet 8uarI9ben fer nance Ste
'er poa be letters Sorber bill bore mere
Her minors mislpttet, ibPt Rsanen. ubss
,lsp for lGnse.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
0rcO SEQ SoiNon

lao fcrlseen = iua furtauer rusiilfe
Slooe = | en- al Moitpps @oo.r en-
Golitibctient lnbe AT naeo Ell berui,t
utnno paa en neset brutal Wiaaoe.
5ol'tcp fanb iebc 4p~litibctienten GA
ipur9te:
"8an ou lRie?"
"Sa", bar Spnret.
"Sar bn left Guanse.iet?"
SO, Serre!"
"Sna buroe bu bloc, at hi life mca
tilfsie pcr @eite onbt!"
"Setjentcn iaa liot paa goliipp "a
ipurgte 'aa:
"9an bu lGIe?"
Sal" ipareoe Grepen.
"Sar on left Suitruficn for Ioliti.
betjenteu?"
"Nei!"
"@na on iaa Zen % lrs ben fcrIt.
laa fan ri iicen tale ON 9iraene.1
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
uotaIi. at for ois1s rilos be tribe, IelD
ON Strinm Ifulbe bare til Sui!

uotaIi, at for bisIs riIos be itrioe, Ielt
ON Striben Ifulbs bare til Sui!
JprmooentIis r Gusforeningernes
2eorre M alIerebe TONNE til Grtjen'
o.Iis at, at bisie rpe 5ororin9er lite Ia'
Der iig ejennemfere peo Strib, cg bet
liessr pa mar at r1icnsrs iom Tua:
8i laoer SpsrgsmaaIst sad til Wolb'
gift % tuesr iaa, hudo bsnn fan 9ipe.
R,Ittn mda ida oente til nrits Gang.
Msn bpilten Garani bar 6abritant'
foreningsrre for, at en- iaaoan 2esnlns
al Striben bill mebffrs bet, ION for os
er bet enc S%ornsons: 5reo pda Dor.
0erfiteb.r, % en- paris 5reo?
0erfor Far observation-disclosures /
osres Sbar til Sr. 9onferensruub 5ane
fen ubtdlt gnftst ON at faa faitTlaaet.
bpilts Spergsmnal Der Ttulbs ufgier.s
peo @oIb9ift, fpdb 10 | ferte Rct,. sr
aftGngigt at, frilte Spsrssmaal Der
operhopetet tunns dfgieres ab oenns 0ei,
og idmtibig ~bstpnet, al BET rl ppre ole
nebpenbiet for os peo afilutnin'
1en az hen Itaasnbe Strib at faa @aran.
tier for 5remtibsn, til bnis Spnaoelis hi
bar psoet pdu Sprsttelisn at en- perma.
nsnt Qrbeiosbmitol.
S1inbs be tire Misunderstanding. % ans
etc MGnb, Tom bar tilbrbt berss Rpa,
ing, tibraas til en- Iaabar 2ssnina df
Striben, frob lea psr'onlig bdabe trcr
q hudbsr, fan Dor b'Srr. aiprt en- Dell
t%iernina badbe imob Nrbeiosrns % Irs
'sibsoibern..
3nttes bet terimob lite, fdu moa pi
sge 8aruntisrre al andre @eie, TIL pt
an lite e~ienaabne bore 9ertiteber uben
5itferRb for. at 9riftsn ian TortIpttes
ben me pnloiomm. MFbrnhelTar. Der
i ftadr Der altfor fore 0prbicr paa
5pil, bpis SpretboloeIre life l9noere
IN "a mao eicres GfhRnoiee nf en- Was
ritetsbeIlutring | en- Sa9forening.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
DEBORAH Dy Smegn.

Grintp aubitor Dc. SotnIon mpos
tos | 2irsbass fra Sstretaren ior Stds
tcns agTtrassforsnine 80 2tcttts til
l~loitiaiuatn. DtSIs gitscts uooeies
sra;is til gttcraner frS iioits Sris %
berss Suitruer. llo'tilinsn begnnosr
hen9e, % partr til ben 1Sbe Sept.
Tut til fpryie, Wanod9 blcp Der
fiaalst 500 YunS lib ira gD. S. Smith
mar gIuFton. 1pocns bupoe baar't
lllorn pmiring 40 apos fra Gnfst oa
hpa Der lGsiet osn pda en- 9ogn, bois
Sppr man fuIatt til 9IuHton. Wr.
Smith bar uoloptt ell 9elenning At $50
Scr spprnts 9aaeribslfs % 0omfGIs
hsIfe.
grbeinet pan 6Iarmslcn /. Erees
bort eripes babe Dag og Nat. 8rm'
ninaen CT idrniQ. "a II m Damptlseel
az laot ino / Me[Itn. en- SeIcfonIeos
ming til Mrln ,r frrcia, oa man tale,
coIdn ON al Iroo, ino eIettrif 2ns.
Nrtfnr 6;tdtnet blsp itcot til
spils paa Wlontaom,yps @rap!urcCns
eoa Gfttrmiooag. Ct ~uicopanlig fort
9iofeIoe Ieoidgsnt BAN til 8raperl. Reo.
miFon forr,ttsos booot i 6iemmst %
neb 8rdpen.
mrs. gBi1ctt, Rep. 81, Wilstts
suitru. % 0dttu antom til 0teorab I
orreaas. Hcr. Wiuett fntteoe til DE-
ccrut for Il aar fnen, mtn bans '9u7
fin "a Rattsr bar beet here's sarll,
Sim | California.
mifs Saoit GIar' fra omaha er
orrai fem oGr,rinoe / ainosrsarten'
StoIsr.
s. Singer, IN y,eltspcrtshdnoler !,
fra Ct. paul, bar ltist en- al be me gu'
.i,,r Citizens Sapines goni Blot.
Gan riI bsspnos 6orrstnine Der ben J
Par. b. !
sifbmoro q. :. Soustn sr reift
il Gticago for at giers Snbticb af8drn ,
'pr Sfitbanbsln. Mrs, t6augen oa ;,
Riis emma gopo ~Isoiagsoe BAN. +
8. G. 8ooburb % 0attsr CLARA 8
,iftt / 0rredoa til Chicago for at sifrs
AZ 9arer. r
@eo IN SGtterfsil blsp Wfr. % =
Trs. On. ShompIou life nEpnt blanbt
en-, icm bar Meolsmrsr al Camp al
)ecnrobe 0oiten". 2, bar paret me0 G
lie Siher. ia