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The times., 1897-12-14

marked every climax 10 which the us
tralian song bird loaned her Incompatible
voice. They gave themselves ear and
heart to the great soprano. And she
responded graciousiy with vocal per
formancG which confirmed the Iauda tions
which have raised her To her artistic
emnence. She Seemed in perfect voice.
The soft. fluent melody came rrcm her
throat like nothing else i'll the wide world
but her own tones, and she rolled the
cadenzas and trilled the flute notes with
the teci nicaI eXquisiteness which is her
especial Distinction. Melba is a flOriture
singer above all else. Her voice is a great
organ of sweetness, and when she plays
upon it, there come forth maZes of har-
mony and bubblpg notes, like showers of
pearls 1t is nature, perfected by art, but
il seems as if IL must lie nature alone, un-
aided. pristine supreme.
The role Of Nioletta is adrnirl bly, adapted
TO tie lyric and other noted eXcellencies
of Melb6 S voice. II is slight and airy in
scoring, with meoGious passages and fre
auent fiCrid brilliancy, which displays her
abilities to their best advantage. The
survival Of the Italian school is inevitable
so long as the stage is vouchsa fed artistes
Of Mrlba scope. German opera may
establish itself side by side with the ital
ian, but the Teutonic can never cast the
Latin school into the shadow Of obIig on
while its temple is Illuminated with such
brilliancy as radiates from this gifted . r
tista. The audience recognized her for
for ia diva and rose 10 her repeatedly.
recalling and reca Hing her. She eIceiled
inst whore all Y iOIetttiS haye gXcpllAI, { X
cept that. saving Patti only, no other
prima donna has ever sung the role Of
the erdi- Dumas creation 50 finely.
OF course, the best appreciated passages
We're the familiar ''Semper Libra the
The times., 1897-12-14
"The Cherry Ptckers !"

The audience which saw The Cherry
Pickers at the Grand Opera House last
night anticipated thing fun of spicy
garlic smells, and the sunshine and the
palm trees ana the tinhy temple bells
something strange, foreign, and intensely
absorbing; and they were not disappointed
The play is, as those who saw it last year
know, a ntelodTama of the most picturesque
sort, and full of life and action. Nourma-
lee, the Eurasian gill, and Nazare, heI
lover, aIe, of course, the most prominent
figures in the cast, but all the parts were
well taken, and the scenery and Costumes
We're in no wise inferior to the acting
In the cast are Ralph DeImore, R. V. Fer
guson, Edward Poland, and Jennie Safer
lee, who were in the original production
The times., 1897-12-14
The Biiou', Bill

notwithstanding the ui3uager of the
Bijou was disappointed at the last moment
in securing the company h, mad aoped for hs.
kept tie wires hot, ana secured for his
opening performance Yesterday one Of the
strongest Ijlls he has had this season.
Simmons ana Slocum's Mmstrels remain 10.
another week ana introduced new features.
The DeGraus Henri and RoS1cila, appeared
in a varied turn Of acrohatic> and Spanish
songs ana dances. Miss May Hoey was
clever in character ara negro >uug-
Zara preSentcda novelty iu Oriental dauce>
Lew Simmons ana Clark Gitbs gave an
amusing nuSical SEetoh. Maud NcIut yr,
and IGa Howell were we'll received in char
| acter songs ara dances. Jack Hamilton
III limitations aud Deveaux and Dpvedu-,,
who play all sorts OF musical Instruments
| were Foundly applaLded. aud the Ali>se-
Bigger and DreheI proved a success in char
| acter S'ugs. The Brilliant Quartet Remains
| another week. The performance ends with
| a lively burlcSque b y the entire company.
The times., 1897-12-14
LADIES' AUXILIARY MEETING
Officers Elected and Entertainments
Arranged For.

The Ladies Auxiliary, No. 80 Union
Veteran Legion, at its regular meeting on
Saturday evening, elected the following
officers to serve for the ensuing year: Pres
idnnt, Mrs. Flora D. Lewis; senior vice. Mrs
Harriet L. Scribner; Junior vice, Mrs. Anan
E. Rail-; treasurer, Mrs. Sarah Sampson,
chaplain. Mrs. Emma 4. Mer!u condlc-
tress. Mrs. Mary A. Austin; guard, Miss
Angelina Beckman; color bearer, Miss
Nora a. Tyers.
Col. W l Hi es, colonel-eIect of encamp-
ment No III, U. V L., in company with
Comrades Ford and Allison, called upon
the auXilial and in very mpIimentary
speech extended an invitation 10 the ladies'
to hold joint and public insta lIation of
officers on the first Friday in Jauua ~,
which invitation was unanimOusI yaccepsed.
The auxiliary will give its first public
entertainment at No. 90 Penns ylvania
avenue northwest for the benefit Of its
relief fund, Mrs. ] Ellen Foster viii make
the opening address and a choice musical
and literary program will follow.
The times., 1897-12-14
FIGHTING CIVIL SERVICE LAW
Mr.. walser. Of North Carolina, Gives
..EXnertr Testimony.


Frederick I. walspr. deputy collector
Of internal revenue for the Firm district
OF North Carolina, appeared before the
! Senate Committee on Civil Service ana
/ Retrenchment yesterday. senator Prit-
chard, Of North Carolina. chairman Of the
committee, and Senators Harris, OF Kan
sas, and Lodge. Of Massachusetts, and
Civil Service Commissioner Procter were
present.
MI. Walscr gave It as his opinion IN 1t
the mel who passed the examination for
| deputy collector were not, as rule,
fitted 70 capahIy discharge the duties Of
the office. scholastic examination wss
no tesr. BUSINESS experience, physical
courage and integrity We're the essential
qualifications.
The eyJensioG ur the civil service law
To sturekcepcr~ and EaugerS was impTacti-
cal, he thought The pay is only 81 4
day under assignment, and the average
number Of days which a man serves
very small.
He thougIt it impossible to divorce this
branch of the Government service from
politics.
enc effect of the appIcstfo Of the civil
service law was TO bring StorekeeperS from
remote districts and this was offensive
TO the home rule principles OF the people
| Senator Lodge and Commissioner Proctor
| cross-examinCd the witness with a view 20
bringing out the alleged fact that collusion
! between the dis;tilerS and gaugers was
more convenient where they were citizens
Of the same locality. The witness held
! that as tie storckeepers and gaugers were
under the eye OF the deputy collector, this
+ was "A dangerous thing to DO.
Commissioner Proctor asked tho witness
| If he did not think that the internal revenue
service would De better conducted were il
run after the business fashion OF the rail way
mail service and tie custom service. tC
which the witness responded Yes, if
/ il were possible to do SO"
The times., 1897-12-14
shipw Crew Safe in Port

Newport News, Dec. 13.-The Brit ,h
steamer KHdons arrived here today from
Shields, bringing the shipWrecked crew cf
he Norwegian bark Hjemmet. whic chspran4
a leak in nid-Atlantic about two weaEs
ago and was given up for lost Suuda =
December 3, when the signals of iiStraSs
were discovered by Capt. Roberts, OF the
Kadona Capt. n y. Nyman and his ere "
Of eight men are now destitute, all Of their
belongings having gone down with she
ship.
The times., 1897-12-14

4 company of old-,ime friends and many
uf tha guests at La Tetrd'> Hotel gathered
in tf paTIoIs. uu saturday evening, to meet
Pref ana Mrs. T W Ia Frtra. of SANTA 90
Coli, ge, Chill. South America Mr. Edwin
y. L. Fyira, nephew ur the guests of donor,
presided, ana several musical selections
70 re rendered, ana Mrs 7. W La FeJra
gave suu.e charming Tecttauons. Prof.
La Petra gave q brief .lccount of tile last
Coiru uCeuenJ Al Santiago College, Miss
Net,le Petersen, Miss Fannie White and
Ms Euua BurcheH We're tie so!nists.
Ices, tea, etc. were served from damiily
decorated liable the beautiful silver tea
sa-yice recently presented To Mrs :. y.
Ia TrLTd Ly tHe Florence CriJtenfun Hope
an Uelp Mission board being used for the
first time. and was greatly admired. Prof.
am MIS- Ia Petra leave today for ali
fprnia-
The times., 1897-12-14
Vanity Fair Burlesnuers

kernan's this week has the Vanity Fair
Burlesquers, a company which is up to the
standard of this class of shows. The
audience which packed the house last night
thoroughly enjoyed the show, and with
good reason. for there were songs and
choruses galore to please the ear; fun max
The times., 1897-12-14
CHRONICLES OF SOCIETY
A Dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. George
c. GOrham.
General Michcner's Dinner to the
Twelve O'Clock Breakfast
CIub"-PersonaIs.

Mr. and Mrs. George {. Gorham enter
tained last night at a dinner of fourteen
covers The distinguished company at
table were the Mexican Minister ana
Madame Ron ero, Justice Harlan, Mr.. ana
Mrs George Westinghouse, Jr.; Mrs. j.
". Foster, Mr. de Wullant, OF the RuS'
sian legation. Mr. and MIS-. W lark.
Senor Acquarion, Miss Helen Gaines Cl aTSle
Of Mobile, ana Miss Maud Be>sett GorhaIG
The times., 1897-12-14
GRAND orERA SEASON.
Triumph for Melha.
XERDPS LA TRAVIATA."

Nioleha ..-..''.'.....'...'.'. ''-...-. Meibd
Flora Observation-Disclosures, van Caateren
Annina .-.....'...-.....,. Mattr tld
Alfredo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Salignac
Germont OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Campanari
Gastone Observation-Disclosures. Vdnni
Baron Douphol l............,......... Viyiani
Marquis ........................ Rains
Doctor ............-.-.......... Stehmann
The limited season of French, Italian and
German grand opera, under the direction
Of Messrs. DamroSch and Ellis, opened at
the Lafayette Square opera House last
night under inSpirn" auspices. There was
a large and brilliant audience, which
dressed tile pretty theater into such a gar
den of animated beauty that the limited
capacity OF the house, which forces up
prices, was forgiven in the opportunity
for magnificent social display which the
Arrangement OF the house affords; the
crowd as musiC-hungry, almost ,uI ic-
starved. for, in large part, il was a gather
ing OF the oId-time forces who worship
melody and fIoriture. and We have not had
the princes and princesses Of song in Italian
and French opera for Two years; th.te
was Oh orchestra beyond caviI, under the
able Biuboni; there was a splendid 'onI-
pany OF principals ana competent chorus;
and supreme, crowning an, like a radia lJ
jewel. was Nellie Melba, the greatest ). ic
soprano OH the stage. II was an 4v.nt
worth waiting for, treat tljStin guishad in
its magmficence as well rs in its rarity
The opera perfurlued was Verdi's La
Traviata,' which WAS So great a iavorite
with Patti before Ter retirement. 1t is
The times., 1897-12-14

Gen Michener entertained the II yelvc
O'Clock Breakfast Club Saturday even
ing, his youngest daughter being the host
css. Tic members present Were the Miss IS
Cuttel Bushnell, Mannakec, AoHms, Dar-
nellie, Thomas, Perry, Orme ana Lrls;n.
The times., 1897-12-14
Pettirrew Objected

Senator Pettigerw prevented the calling
up Of the bill u prevent peiagic sea;ng
by again interpoSing his objection yes
terdaY.
The times., 1897-12-14

The ever popular Nordhoff Guild having
postponed its famous down-t town lunch :pns
this year. has prepared most attractive
tea, t. be given on "Wednesday evening Of
this week at the residence OF Miss Kate
Bradley, No l722 \ street, when the
usualarrayof good Jhins, andpretty hings
VIII br Oh sale for The benefit Of the
Hon euparhic Hospital. Tie guests vii
be received hy MS Nordnoff Mrs pal-
ZaH auCsMrs. Westinghouse.
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Lansburgh g. Bro.
sS- Our store is open evenings now.

We do not charge FOR engraving
initials on iewelry nor silverware.
No charge FOR stamping bilI-books
nor pOckeUbooks.
We box all presents without ex-
ira cost TO you.
Remember One Thing.
The times., 1897-12-14

Representative and Mrs. Lacy. Of In"a,
will spend the winter at No. l62S FIJI
teenth StIeet.
The times., 1897-12-14
TO CURE cor.D DIN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Ia blets. ALI
druggists refundthe moneyif il failsto cure.
2bc. The gen uine has l.. B. @ OH each tablet.
The times., 1897-12-14

Mrs. Nellie Holbrook Him. Of san Fran
cisco, who iS famous Throughout Cali
fornia as one OF the most brilliant orat tors
Of the State, is the guest vf MIS-. Mary
l. Lock wocd, at the Strathmore Arms.
The times., 1897-12-14

Mrs Griffith the vie Of Lieut.. Grif-
fifth, u,.s gone 10 New YORK To speGd the
holiday season.
The times., 1897-12-14

Mrs. UuGr, wife OF the senator from
Massachusetts. viii not he at home 10 yisi-
tn-s mtil Thursdays in January.
The National Rifles gave another Of their
pleasant dances Saturday night. Among
the many participants were Mrs, Milo {.
Summers, lie n isseS Lizzie Shoemaker, hose
phiue Ieckey Cleo Mac Carter, Ethel
Eberlpy. Daisy Hart, Mimme Gen-er, Ger
gruee &stcaf, Florence RaTten, Louise
,5arteu. Efne Matthews, Helen Metcalt,
Nlollie Herman. Mabel Fisher, Alc- Koch
Carrie Hammerly, Mae johnson, " lrgaret
Cuunnr, Mamie Kelly, Rosa CalIaH. Adele
Miller, Nargie Griffin, Alice AauEHu. Mae
Griffin, Georgia Sheffield, Emma Thomp
son, II. &. Burns, Lille B. F1dnce, Thetis
Philips. Mayme Andrews, Florence End
ley, Katharine Miller, Ne,tie T.. Law.
Helen Block, Mamie Moran. Rose Hurdle,
Bertie Hodges CelvUda Ford, TIiic CHEESE
dine IreI.e Kehr, Mr. ana Mrs. W. Y.
Lewis. Mr. ard Mrs. Milo e.. Summers,
Airs. w. a Morse.l. Mr. Howard CuOk. Mrs
Christopher Thompson, Mrs, block. MeS>r>.
Charles +. Berry. BrrJon SuIth, 4. : Titus
David NcEenzie, Ia ymond CooS, Keu! sr
Huyt. 9. s. waIdow. A j.. RIaCE, e Gorge
Eo~teI. George Y . Earn ha ~. =. =. y .el s.,
George Shoemaker, G. o. Maddox, Robert :.
IIauger, u. L. Hardawa y, K a. Koseherry.
". II. Butler Thoma, O. Nanel!. John L.
stanton, Thomas Young Theodore DaIleu.
j. T. Macy. T H. Flood. Leroy + Kn,low
IS r. Holmes, Paul Connor, J Y. Ske,u.
Harry Stiles Archie Edmonstou Roscoe
SaeaTIe, J. 3. Skicu. George Z Griffin.
J, T. Carlton, " T. Monchue, W.D. Cl4-S,
jr. Lieut. ] W. Cameron, Robert W. d .eF.
/ +. Fridley, Charles q Roberts j. Le sis
Joiuson, L. y. Erner ana George Hu',y.
The times., 1897-12-14

That the practical pres
ents are the kind that
please. A Screen or a pair
Of Lace Curtains are sure
to delight. We had the
good fortune to buy
quantities of certain
styles at such a reduction
from the usual prices that
we feel that you ought to
inspect these at once.
The times., 1897-12-14
Screens.

We have placed on sale a large
invoice OF three-fold Antique Oak
Screens, filled with best quality
OF SiIk0line, each.......-...SI 20
The times., 1897-12-14

Mrs. Uosr. wife Of the Senator from
Massachusetts. viii not be at home 10 yisi-
to-s until Thursdays in January
The times., 1897-12-14
Lace Curtains.

20 pairs White ingham Lace
Curtains. beautiful patterns, fun
length and width: worth CSC,
for .....-................ TEc PAIR
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-19

mdnb I @rubeorift, bdpbe erti1rst, at
bisfs SernIeier bar barb 20 Wiaicner
Dollars ce | Dusslpiet liggsr Serns
srts barb s milioner Dollars. Den
abpotat, iom leoeoe unberhdnblins
aerne msb Roticfeler ON 5orpd9tning
al 6ruben til Carnegie. fit en- Winion
Dollars for I'll Irbeibe. 3ette er en-
ppermaabe pistig Sag. od Sron
Mountain Gruben er barb bobbelt
iaa meget Tom Statens iamIeoe Stoz
lefpno, iom ben engan9 bar en- Del
al, og man burbe life forfsmme ans
leoniraen til at unoerisge, ON Der er
noesn llppei, bporpeo Staten after
ian TONNE | 8eiiooeIie al benne b9rs
oifuloe Gienbom. Oct er iano1pns
ligt, at Der bill bIipe anlaet Sag /
Statens Ssieiteret cIer / ben fsoerale
Ret.
6reodg, 15be San. Speater
Jpnes ubnapnte fslgenbe til Meblems
mer at ben aomite, iom ltal unoers
isgs Statsns Rst til Sron Morntain
@ruben: 0onneGp, Sacobion. Dare,
Smith, Reepes, Staples pg 9ia.
8isie SomitsmebIemmer anIees for at
bare i9rbeles bel ftittebe for bette
Ddnitelige arbeibe.
Senatet beiluttepe meb 35 mob IL
Stemmer at neoi9tte en- Somite for
at unberisge Statens 4rbeibstoms
misI9rs Gmbebsfsrlel. Oct bar be
5 pppuIiitsS %enatorer, iom forlangte,
at bette Bureau itulbe unoerIsges.
Oct er foritisaige 4rbeibsrforeninser,
Tom bar tlaget ooer, at SpmmisiGr
potpers life retter fig sfter GopenB
8eitemmelIer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-19
@iseomiim 2egislatnr.

@iscpuiins 43oe 2esislatur traaote
iammen Snsoas Miobas. s quiet
ualstes s. u. Budtof til Speater.
Oct iamlebe slntal 2esIsluturmeolems
mer er 1873; al blsie er ID 8emofras
ter, 4 i Senatet os 9 ! Nsiemblp. Ges
pu%blltanerne bar aloriS fsr bait iaa
ouerpeloenpe Majoritet 2esislaturen.
On @itenen bolot Gepublitanerue
ell Caucus os n%ominereoe enitemml9
gol. SObn 6. Spconer til aanoioHt
ior Soreuebe Staters S.nator iitecet.
for %. s. 8ilas. Col. Spconer bar
t,olissre parei 6 aar ! be GOreneoe
Staters Senut.
3orsoas ben 14oe bs. bleo @npers
nsr ScpfelSs Suoifab oplet / besse
SuIe. @upernsren lpipni.eoe 2esisa
laturen mep, at staten iaa belbis bar
siennsmsaaet be baaroe 2,oer. s
Statsiasien err Der $256.2SS | aUns
tant % s5,245.0o0 / rentebarenoe
5pnps. San aubefaler, at Statsns
Sfoleiuperlntsnoents 2Bn forbgics.
Sans 9sn er fuu $1,000 on, aaret, %
iibite glar ut betalte Ran iii Stateus
Commons tpler IS. 31S.o00; Der bar
6S4, 900 9srn / @folealteren. San
anbeialer ogiaa, at Gesislatnren taser
tilbrrlist Seniyu til llniperiiietei,
gserbruss itolen % Normal ltolcrue,
% at ben beuilser mere 8ense til
5ulpfsrelien al ben bttorife Sibllo'
t%bsftpsniu5 oip.
Stror eiterat @~uperngrens Tnofab
bar pplalt. aiouruerspe besse 9uie III
girsoas Niten.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-19
or at prre en- sIu,oritet / ale spcrss.

for at pGre en- Mutoritet | ale Spcr9s'
mail reerprenoe bort 0eugeprieu.
Z be ienere Iar bar ban rrrei
dprmauo al Senaiets aomite for noeH'
riaite G~nIiosenosr. ioo ban bar ct nos
mFrttt Sieuofab iii bet Iepnrtement,
lem ban mart ifol cpertuse. Timber
GysFoert SopsS's Administration par
ban StucuSminliier.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-19
VI obtaBusg Ioraa.

M btaBusgIbraa.
"GrtRorlnger ira ari9ens lib" - bsrsr bieume an,
oetiie0S D aoet.
g Iioe" pasier life Der.
~ee ltaiHiHe SIaoer" - Vi bar mansip oiss Snbtn'
be Ter ON iammt lbema.
"&eo aarsfiitet" oeune 9eirasinine tan bare COB
not, men ben tan lite bruaes.
"3rrpli mining" - pasier beoit mnber a'beiinsen for
5armen.
"Gn eanIeii9 Sp8aue~ - bar si life BRIG for.
Zen lpie Sioe al giuet" = for Iibet uopitlet.
"epts @ioen %raSier" Ian life ~reunttes.
"e ot ira 9ntpggerlipet" - for a imrnoeliat.
"eiot uoerri88 S0Iitii" - fan Uruaes unoer farm
Spalten."
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-19
WorO SafotaS Gcatslatur.

~ptuuY, oVe SaH. - JlCpuultlultIS
ne holot ell Caucus iaften, og Genator
Sansbrougb bleu e~nitemmis sienno.
mineret III &nnbibat for soreneoe
Stoters equator. Snmtliee be &c
republifanite 2esislaturm ,blemmer
itemte for BAN.
%. W. Go6rane, gr9urernpr Glins
tioli9ere 4rlpatiefretpr, err uonapnt
til asiiiterenbe superinteubcnt for ben
offentllse uaceroisnins.
Mianbaa, lite San. - Gspreien,
tant Gas ira 9teliou County iremiatte
loa9 en- &%eiOlutiuu, bpori statens gms
bebsmGno %op'orores iii at lutte ale
Spiaebnler % "bliub pigsers" / Sos
uroItaoen, meoens 2esislaturen sr
iamlet. SOis Statens 9olitimpnbi9.
beo life Ter fig iitano til at uofsre bette
Irbelbe, bempuoises ben til at fire lia
VI "poesAo'H aJ4ip.
De preiioentiele 8alsmaub iamles
bes Manpas Miooas % aisap fine
Stemmer for Mc8inlep % Sobart.
Salsmanb NeIs s. 3plte blep palst
n at bringe Stemmeieolerne til @albs
ington.
Seuatets 8alsfomite far rapportes
ret, at Bailey Suffer fra Stutsman
County er berettiset til Seoe i sena.
let iiteoetior Senator Ganiprb. ge.
banbllnsen al oenre 0npport blep no,
lat til n9ite Dag. Senator GORDON
Iremiatte ct GorIlus ON, at grbeioeres
2snninser life ital be1aslasses. Sc,
nator Wansfielo iremiatte Sori lag ON,
at Sernbanefompauler ital aibranoe
8rGsiet paa besae Sioer al sporleiet
or al iorbinore, at Irairiebranbe ipres
oes ueo @niiter fra 2ptOmutiuer.
2irsbae, 12te San. - Senatet till
ltemte ioas 8alsfomiteens Happprt, pa
Sallep Suaer fra Stutsman Guuutp
uleo ertl9ret for at pQre retmRsIa
ualst til Senator. Sun 5 Seuotorer
itemte for WinOrltetens Snbfiains.
Senator Units iremiatte So, Ilas ON,
at Ser~nbansrnes 8esHet lfal beItattes.
lelp ON De life benpttes. Nepreientaut
3mitdea Tar iremiat Ell 6aaesrelolu.
lion ON at neoiRtte en- aomite, Tom
anmen meo Ell llgnenoe &omite neoiat
al Oilnnelotas 2egislaiur lfat uoar,
b Toe ct 5orila9 ON reoueereoe 5raat,
tlgtr. 9teslementet iuipenosreoes, 90
JtelolatlOnen ~ueotoses % ienotss til
oeHatet, iom b~euuiite ben til Serbia.
etou item.
Snsoas, 13oe San. Ie 81 bes
muiratiite % popullniift Meblemmer
8 glslaturen bar beIluttet at items
me Tor General @, q. 8sutlp al gls.
nard for 5Ureueoe Staters Senaipr.
S Suiet lremiatte Sammoub en-
Ioresie Ill aongres len, buori oen oil,
MODES ON at sipe Noro 9aiota 80, o0C
2lcres 2ano for at tuuue anlegse en-
dortiiole.
5orsbas, 14be San. - Senator
8reen fremiatte ipas ct Sorllas, ipm
pppuliitsr Og Oemotrater lite Ipnes
mssst ON. Del sr ct Announcement til
9alslopen. Sorilaeet bsitemmer, at
en- aanbioat lille ital mpbtase Rpmis
nation fra mere enb ct pplitiIt parti
% at en- aanbioats Rapn life ian Itaa
mere enp paa ct Steb paa en- 8alas
Isbpel. Seniigten meb bette SorIlas
er at forEinore Sutton" melem for
fjeIlise politiite BARTER.
Senator Oupis f%orellaar, at Stilss
m~isIelopen foranorss. Iaa at nan
maa bo minoit ct Qar / Staten, for
man fan paabegpnoe en- StilsmisIes
Tag. Oct er bog lite ianbipnlist, at
bette 5orilas peotases.
Senator Wbite foreilos, at Der be-
pilges $37.700 for RormalFolen
@adep Gitp; SeHator Strsm fore.
ilog $28.693 for Normalfolen
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-19

Sbos. 6. 8latt ! Jtp gort er al
be repubIitnnfte Meolemmer al Qeois.
Lauren nominsret til &auoibat for
Gorsnoe Statsrs Senator iIteoetfor
8apte y. Sia. bois %Gmbeostermr
uoisber ben Abe Marts 1897. Mr.
Niatt CT 2anosts melt betienote spli.
tiIfs "S0is-, Os bar / en- lang &a,tt
al acr purei Gusberlier pper BET re,
publiianite Bark Gtatfu 0ep gort
pan ar 81 Glar gdmmel.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-19

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aonsres len ON, at be Gprenebe Stos
ter Hal tiebs Cuba al ben ipanFe 3cs
sierins; aisbeiummsu itaI life ouer.
ftise goo Riripner Cellars. $1,000
tepiiees ior at betale be nsooenoiae
nes Il T, meosns Der mberbaubles
meb SpaHlen.