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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-03

hand will be offered 10 the highest bidder.
l.. o. BRoUsSARD.
Secretary.
Town and Parrish.
---
ape fish hawk say unto de crane,
oh Lord, how bad we needs rain p1
Police Jury meet Monday ASA Board
of Reviewers Of the assessments IN this
parish.
The frame Of the new steam cotton
qinnery is up and work is being pushed
forward rapidly.
Today the parish school board meet
to settle with Sheriff Hebert for delin-
quent poll taxes and fines.
Mobile, Alabama is a good place to
live during the summer, as ice sells
there for Ii. cents a hundred pounds.
When will there be another excur-
sion down the bayou? Isn't it about
time to give the people some sea breeze?
Remember there will be money to
loan at the next meeting Of the Build
ing and Loan next Wednesday, July
7th.
Solemn high mass was celebrated at
the Catholic church here Wednesday
for the repose of the soul of Archbishop
Janssens.
Hope Mill and immediate vicinity
had a fine rain Tuesday morning, but
all the outlying country is burning up
with the drodth.
A strolling negro guitar player has
been affording amusement this week
for the little children and those Of
larger growth as well.
Typhoid fever is reported to.be quite
prevalent on Cheniere au Tigre. Sew
eral members of Hypolite Broussards
family are down with the disease.
Owing to the drouth the sweet pota-
to crop will be very short this year.
1t has been so dry that but few farm
ers have been able to plant any slips.
The old dwelling on Lastie Brous-
sard's place opposite Geo. w. Cald-
well, is being torn DOM and will be
replaced by a handsome modern resi-
dence.
No open cotton boil has yet been
reported from this parish, but on june
30th Houston, Texas, received the first
bale of cotton. 1t came from Duval
county.
Officers and members of Protector
fire Co. No. 2, are hereby requested to
meet at Kellar's bakery on Thursday
evening next. Business of Importance
will be transacted.
Rarely, indeed, does theapple grow
to perfection in this latitude, but the
ether day we were shown one of excel
lent favor and size grown by Louis
Leotaud upon his home place.
Bathing is quite popular now that
the heated term is on and every night
the bayou is full of men and boys dis
porting in its cool waters. Sometimes
the girls get in it some secluded spot
and have their fun.
Tuesday moor a little excitement was
caused neal the Masonic hall by the
flue of Mrs. Jean Boyance's kitchen
catching fire. G. b. shaw was one
of the first on the spot and quickly ex-
tinguished the flames before a fire
alarm could be turned in.
News reached here this week Of a
dastardly assault of a negro brute upon
a little child in Rayne. It must be an
idle rumor, for if it were true and there
be any blood in the veins of the men OF
Rayne, we would hear that the scoun-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-03

Bathing is quite popular now that
the heated term is on and every night
the bayou is full of men and boys dis
porting in its cool waters. Sometimes
the girls get in at some secluded spot
and have their fun.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-03

When will there be another excur-
sion down the bayou Isn't it about
time to give the people some sea breeze?
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-03
New Bridge ga Perry

The new bridge Y e the bayou at
Perry was completed this week and
delivered. II is a most excellent piece
of work and Charles Steen the expert
mechanic Of the little town of Perry
has certainly reason to feel proud Of the
Job. John Nugier and the committee
10 charge have thanks of the commune
ty for their excellent Management OF the
affair.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-03

Remember there will be money to
loan at the next meeting Of the Build
ing and Loan next Wednesday, July
9TH.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-03

Rarely, indeed, does the. apple grow
to perfection in this latitude, but the
other day we were shown n of excel
lent favor and size grown by Louis
leotaud upon his home place.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-03

Solemn high mass was celebrated at
the Catholic church here Wednesday
for the repose of the soul Of Archbishop
Janssens.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-03

Officers and members of Protector
fire Co. No. 2, are hereby requested to
meet at Kellar's bakery on Thursday
evening next. Business of Importance
will be transacted.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-03

No open cotton boil has yet been
reported from this parish, but on june
3Oth Houston, Texas, received the first
bale of cotton. 1t came from Duval
county.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-03

Hope Mill and immediate vicinity
had a fine rain Tuesday morning, but
all the outlying country is burning up
with the drodth.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-03

The Sisters of Mount Carmel Con
vent return sincere thanks to the many
kind friends who assisted them on the
occasion of their Annual Commence
ment. The amount realized was
$45.15.
Mn TAp,TpT FogvrNT
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-03

The old dwelling on Lastie Brous-
sard's place opposite Geo. w. Cald-
well, is being torn DOM and will be
replaced by a handsome modern resi-
dence.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-07-03

Owing to the drouth the sweet pota-
to crop will be very short this year,
1t has been 50 dry that but few farm
ers have been able to plant any slips.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-09
w. w. DIMOND.

By the MioWera the othel
day, we received direct from
the factory, a magnificent as
SOrtment Of French China
Among the lot we have two
new stock patterns, from
which customers may select
either one piece or ten
dozen. In this way Gus
toners may replace any
breakage at the lowest pos
Sible cost and without the
necessity of purchasing an
entire new set.
In this same invoice we
have some of the most beau
tifully decorated toilet sets
ever shown in Honolulu.
These are made of fine
crockery and will ornament
any wash stand.
A fad among Honolulu
people is decorating china.
At the exhibition by the pu-
pills of Miss French at Oahu
College a short time ago, some
beautiful specimens, the work
of herpupils, were shown and
will stand comparison with
the work of professional art
lists abroad. Our stock which
was opened a day or two
ago contains all sorts of
pieces and in many sizes.
They are made especially for
decorating and are ineXpen-
Sive.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-09
THE MERRY WALTZ.
Postponed New n.Year's
Dance at independence. :
Over 200 People Present Last
Night-HaIl Prettily Decorated
by Lady Friends.

The postponed New Years dance
held at Independence Park pavilion
last night, was an occasion that NJ
one could help but call pleasant ant
enjoyable. There was spirit of gen
eral happiness pervading the whole
which is not often found in occasion:
of the kind. For the success of tht
dance, thanks are due the young men
who have for the past three weeks beer
laboring in the interests of good
time for those who cared to take ad-
vantage of it.
The hall was most prettily decor
ated. The usual palms and ferns. to-
gether with other green's, were used in
profusion to produce a good effect. In
prominent places flags and pennants
were hanging, draped artistically. The
work was done by Miss Helen Parker,
assisted by Mrs. l.. de l.. Ward, kula-
manu- Ward, Clara Low, Mary Low and
a number of the boys.
The dancing began at about $50
O'Clock, and was not finished until
after midnight. The Hawaiian Ma
tional Quintet Club furnished the
music.
The lady patronesses were Mrs. ]. S.
Walker, Mrs. w. P. Boyd. Mrs. e. ID.
Tenney. Mrs. II. G. Noonan and Mrs.
H. Gum. OF these but two were
present.
Following were the committees in
charge of the dance:
Reception: II. NJ. Whitney, Jr.; w. H.
Wright, r. F. Lange, J. S. Low and NJ.
ID. Monsarrat.
Floor: DR.. w. T. Monsarrat, S. P.
Woods and C. A. Long.
Arrangements: T. p. Cummins, w.
II. Cornwell, Jr.; L. de l.. Ward, j. H.
Jones and J. L. Holt.
Floor Manager: l.. de l.. Ward.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hermann Focke, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
de L. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Ten
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Brown, Cap
tain and Mrs. Penhallow, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Dayton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Winter
Mrs. Alice Brown, Mrs. Noonan, Mrs.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Elizabeth Parker
Misses Cordelia Walker, Kate Cornwell
Ethel Riordon, Clara Low, Aimee Moss
man, Juanita Hassinger, Tasca Jones
A. Holmes, Rose Roth, Emily Laid
Mabel Laid, Myra Angus, Cora Han
neghan, Bertha Smithies; Messrs. Nc
Intyre, DR.. George Herbert, DR.. H. "
Murray, DR.. NJ. E. Grossman, DR.. w. T
Monsarrat, Captain Houdlette, Messrs
L. NJ. Vettlesen, H. NJ. Whitney, Jr.
c. J. Fallk, Cupid Kalanianaole, James
Campbell, Jack Low, Sam Woods, Err
nest Ross, Walter McBryde, NJ. d
Monsarrat, NJ. Brasch, J. NJ Monsarrat
George Angus, Carlos Long, l.. T. Ke-
make. Ed Dekum, w. II. Cornwell, .Da-
vid Dowsett, E. B. Barthrop, T. P
Cummins, Ed Towse, Guy Kelley, O
Gilbert, r. w. Single, ]. Conradt, and
a large number of others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-09
MISS AIKEN-MRS. HARDY.
Pretty Wedding in Society Circles
of MakaNvaO.

Pretty Wedding in Society Circles
of MakaNao.
MAKAWAO, MAUI, Jan. 1.-The So
ciety event of the season occurred on
December 23d, when F. w. Hardy of
.Makawao was united in marriage to
Miss Lillian Aiken of Paia at the resi-
dence of the brides father, DR.. P. ].
Aiken. Although the weather was
stormy, a large number of invited
guests came and filled the house.
Shortly after o'clock a portiere of
Bougainvillier vines in the back par
Tor, which was supposed to be a part
of the beautiful decorations, suddenly
parted without apparent agency and
the wedding party, minister, brides
maids, and all stood revealed in posi-
ton for the ceremony. 1t was pleas
ant change from the usual in-march-
ing of the bridal party. The junior
bridesmaid and groomsman, Miss Irene
Aiken and Samuel Baldwin, respective
~, had deftly slipped back the vine
portiere and stepped to their places
while Mrs. Lindsay performed the we'd
ding march.
The American Episcopal service was
used for the ceremony, and lost none
of it impressiveness in the rendering
of DR.. Beckwith.
c. w. Baldwin supported the groom
as best man and Miss Hattie Birge of
Mexico was first bridesmaid. After
cOngratulating the welded pair the
guests spent a delightful hour or two
in social intercourse in partaking of a
bountiful wedding supper and inspect
ing the beautiful presents. Before the
wee sma' hours" put in their appear
ance, the bridal couple left for their
tasteful and beautiful home in Maka-
wac, in such ashower of rice that they
were set up in housekeeping for week
to come. That they may have may joy
Gus years of welded life, is the wish of
all their friends.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-09
HUNDRED-MEN SHOOT.
Names OF the Men 10 Participate
in the Event.

in the Event.
Following is the official list OF mer
selected by Colonel Fisher 10 take part
in today's shoot:
Field and Staf.-Fisher. Schaefer
Elvin, W. c. Kinney, J. W. Jones.
Company A.-Bordfeld, Duchalsky
Peterson. Watson
Company B. Riley. Cummins
Schneider, Olsen, Giles, Hagerty. Soho
field, Bolster, ]. A. Johnson, Frasher
Ordway, White, Hapai. Lewis.
Company C.-Canoya, Ferreira
Speckman.
Company DIV. P. Johnson. Bur
nette, Gere, a. Marx, Butler, H A
Wilder, Charlock, Harris. Nolty, W. J.
Smith. Lemon, Macy, H. Cook, Blu
chanan, Wilder, Vida, McKinnon,
Boyd. W. B. Smith, Zerbe. Coakley.
Company E.-Florel, Scott, Sproat,
Taylor, Coyne, Gouvea. Keister, L. A.
Moore, Overlook, Winanty, Seybold
Whitehead, Kilby. Sutton. O'Connor, ].
w. Miller, Gippert, Middleton, Mayne.
Company F.-J. Cooke. Gilbert.
Ferry, Johnson, Ludwig, Hanivold.
Vallberg, Mulligan, Ludborn, Fitzsim-
mons, Kinds, Gressersdorf, Peterson.
Ross, Buchert, Johnson, Wallace. S..
Austin.
Company G.-Keliipio, Mahoney, L.
Morse. G.. Rose. L. A. Wilcox, Kulike.
Dervanschell. Sherwood, Nakuina, Ke-
alaha, NJ. B. n. Rose, ]. Wallace.
Company H.-Souza, Carlyle
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-09
Japanese Contract Laborers

The Japanese laborers who arrived
by the Coptic last week were released
from quarantine yesterday. Following
are the assignments: Hawaiian Com
mercial Sugar Co., Spreckelsville. 900:
Hilo Sugar Co. So; Paia Plantation. Q:
Haiku Sugar Co., 9: Honokaa Sugar Co..
20; T. Awana (Makawao), 4. Total. 800.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-09

The longest time, during which there
have been three contemporary Queens
is from 1897 to 1858, when, besides
Queen Victoria, Isabella ruled in Spain,
and Maria da Gloria in Portugal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-09

One of the Duke of Wellington's
post-boys has just died, at the age of 50
years.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16

huIe lanas osres Hmjer. @upern1r zee
ieuote ct gnoifab III 2eatsloinrer.
tOort ben aunooes ON at lgrae 'or
iisrre, SnptG ter III StstsfasIeH.
6uiS ben life girr bet, oil Der peo Gn'
ben al Sum- prre ct llnoeritro I ads'
al sl6s,oo0.
Gnsoag. LOBE Jeb. - 70 Rppuliitsr
iicmte isoar % lons for g'dler ior
Seuntpr. @eo Gnnesaiiiemnusen 1T
u der 40. aple "a. 8ooopfoonb 10.
YlUluman 10. Siudiep 8, lpreoie 3.
&c oempfrdtiite Se9lslaturmeolemmer
bar MI lin easn anuoioat / SiudIep.
Senatet orbeioeoe belle Gltermlooa9en
meo 2icenie SurIIdget. Get err MI
Hart, at bet pil blipe ct opermaaoe
itrengt bgt Qicenie 5orilng. @uper'
nsreu ital bape ia9t, at ban life pil
ianttipnere noset 2icenic Jorilag, meos
minore SaIuoelen al 2icenie saar til
StatsflsIen, men bet er u~iittert, ON
9eeislaturen oil 9aa meo paa bette.
3orsons, lite 5eb. - Senatet blep
ioag iarOist meo @iennemsaaelien af
8ouds 2tcsuien SorIlas. Oct bleo bee
%IIuttei, at $3.50 al bper 2icenie ital
saa til Statsfasien. 9a Der pil blioe
uotaset minoit 500 9icsnis, iaa pil
Staten fra oenue Slide faa miuoit
$4,000 ON garet. Der blep siprt
5orips paa at iua illigiet 5orilaset Ell
Tnrnsrai ON 2ofaloption for Counter,
men bet bleu 2otaluptipn for Sper os
Sonus.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16

al Rusorlfte inoen en- bolu Wil ira
Stotsnuiueriitetet, Qprmnlitoler %
Sgilfoler.
Torsoa9. lite sch. @nperuer
Scofielo unoerretteoe ions 9eglsIotu'
rem ON, at Der / Stdtsfasie len Dor ct
unoerituo at s34l,S59. @uuerupren
Tiger, at Der ben lite Gan. var en- ions
tdnt Bebolonins / Sdsien al $4,000,
men bette bar fun tllipueIaoeuoe.
IRE Serubanefompouier bapoe / 6ors
Hub betalt s25O,o00 / Sfatte for at
hlrlpe Statsfasie fen no AZ ben 9nlbe,
ben par fommeu i. @uuerngreu 9joroe
osiaa 9esislaturen upmRrtiom pan
Wauslerne peo bet nuunreuoe Spltem
al State Depositories. vi Stateus
Utioler bar iprttosu sl5S,000 oepos
nereoe | fauereoe Banter. 9tf oenne
Sum uil Stateu tnbe beuimoo SAC. 900.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
Uosjeialo iolgt / Siroalem.

5lere upiisispGiteuce 6osieBanoler
er aiIluttet os uuber G%flutnlns / Sirs
oalen.
s Siraaens &asoras er iol9t:
Gen befjenote 9or9eios, beitaaenoe
al ilere etrps cs meo ipecielt ct mesct
boit looret 5alo, ca. 30 Meter tgit.
3errGnet umirins oisie Josieitrps %
Sab er meset helbist, os Gluen bar
uobulet pOerit TRANCE Spalter ! be bsle
rpsenoe Sab.
9orseiosien lisser ca. 25 Sem. oueu-
for Soniiao.
Der ital i Ierbebeu fiuoes life ube.
tpcelise Mansoer al goo 9eriorb, Der
eiier Jorlpoenoe i~nbeboloer life iaa faa
9roceut aluminium (9), buao ~iorpurigt
aniees for msset tuiliomt.
9esuoeu er iol9t:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" (2-3) oeo
@aaroen 9inolanb IA 9iu. fra Gpns
Itab.
"Sjuussiosien", 4 am. fra 9ouitub.
Samtlise 5osie er iisbt al ct 8ris
iiianiaiirma peo Or. 9. Suerien Sus'
oal, cs aipbeiummerne er alereoe ucs
betalte.
SUr "9Orseiosien" er betalt til
@runoeRrne Ser. 100000, for 2ino,
lanosipsierre SIR. 100000 o. for
8iuneSios ieu SIR. 10000.
Oct iorlposr, at pgiaa "&9Bepig'
iosien" lfal pare fjebt. % at Der paas
gear llnoerbanbliuscr ON SiDb al
"6Intlanosfosiens".
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
Waibimgtom Sanfs Ifi9rcr.

u. uelano, Neceiper ior @aihineton
Bant, bar taset StrtOt til at anlesge
Gag mob Banfens glttteeiere.
S9ooanligpis iOrlan9er &etten, at
5aaltboets etiaing ifal uere iulotuo
,tlenot, isr ben tiaaber Sassanlasselie
mob Gftieeierne, al ben @runo, at Set
ten mao pioe, bpormeget uil bliue be.
talt, isr Iftieeierrss 9lniparlisb so fan
ialtiattes.
SnUrp9renoe 3llinloe oplyier lmios
leriio &eceiueren, at 8anfens Sorpli9.
teller belsber Zig I'll $50. 600, meoeus
6ormuen / beloiaite Stli9loe life oil
puerltise 100000 Dolls. 9n 8anfens
8runotapital fuu tr $100.0 900, pans
ltaaes bet, at ben oUbbelte 6urrligtelie,
ON ben i%nobrioes, enboa life oil oafte
unoerbalancen, us berfur ~anlaeses Der
Sag itrar. 8anteus glttieeiere, iamt
bet antal Gttter, be buloer, er Iom
isl9er:
Nled 6. Sobniun 1875, Nnortp s.
San9an 140, 2puis 3. Steeusgaarb
50. Gereana Sretfs 60, Warcus Sobn.
ion 40, Heter y. Swenion 40. Gbarles
Wi. Steele 40. s~IuguIta gS. SOfimau
80, Grid Seuation 81, u. g. 6inietb
80, Sanf OF Canton 80, Slaf 8.
Searle 20, emma e. Sobnion 20, Ges
ter U. Senning 20, u. y. Sobnlou 20,
Subu Groonquiit 20, GitiSens Uant
Of aenpoa 20. q. u. Spperuo 10, Gts
thur 2.SOlmber9 10, Sanos q Strpnt@
me 10, Innie 6. Meper 10, CHARTS
Wt. Nmsoen % Nils @eruer, ipm
grefuturer for Olaf g. Sitrom 10,
limos 6. SaroeiOn 10, SIrlt State
Sanf OF 3umbrpta 10, 81. Z. &bame
10. 8. Sc. Sinietb 10, VI. g. Inoers
ion 10, Die 6. Siertnes 10, s. 8.
Bns 10, Subn Sranbt 10, s.. q.
5inietb 10, SObn 9. Tpbers 10, SObn
2pn6 6, s. %. Souueuat 5, Die 6.
Sretfe 5.
III Nftieeierne er tielae &lagen Gierne
al 229 Gft!er iuloltanois iau.t os uoe
al Stano iii at betale i'm @ialr.
Blanot be andre leoer en- pm9ps9elis
Spiummerins til ben Surmenins, at
fuu $50 gftler fan iuooripes meo
Saab ON no9enlunoe beloi9t Reiultat.
81 iuiinoe Dollars pil paa oenne
Otaaoe funue lnooriues AT 0tecelueren
ueo Sassanlasset, os ituloe Snooris
uelie al andre 5ororinser blipe i9rlis
sooe 90 lloslitsrne lape. fan &eceiperen
maaife bliue iltano til at betaIe 80 Cts.
paa 9o1aren. --"8aglie 3ioeuoe.,"
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
Uiseerbrepe til Pobart.

Sioen Mr. Sobdrt bleu pal9t I'll
Slceprniioeat, bar ban buer Dag mob
taset omtrent so T%ieserbreue. llnN'F
&alsfampen tit 6olf pioe, at bnns '
WiilIonGr % meset gaumilo, ina 9F
lrembgb fig Ell 2ellisbeO til at rTt
Iom matt! b~enpttss. Stte iaa Al liy
serbreosne iommer fra Ment8fsosJ
iom oil, at SIR. Spbart lfal beIrI BEN
ior oeres @jelo. Set laoer lig Ae''
SGrre er bet, at ret mango YTeliH
bar te%nuenet Jig til bam meo yeSI'rin]
ON, at ban mac bsoe paa oeres 0aa'
ll9e 9eu meo Ell riselis unoerItptt'IS
Gn belteoen ing Dame i Neiu Crlsars
beoer on $4,000, for at bun fan %
be lat iitano til at %iuloenoe IN ma'
fallte u%ooaunelie. gun iprlang'r, I"
Ntr. Subart pr. 9elesrai ltnI lIl0"'
rette beuoe ON, mar Eensene tOHIIl'''
Senoes 1isserbreu ubspr 80 S''"'
@n anoen Dame bsber ON IS, l0t
bun fan lfaft fig npe 3Rnoer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
Spo Safotas Scsislatmr.

5rebas, ste 5ebr. - Der er enouu
fife noseu 5oranor,us Strioen OH
Senatprprroisbcoen, % bet fer no til,
at 9ple life fan jamie Here Tppuliitsr
90 Gemotrater ON fin Sane.
Seuutet t,lbraste bet meite al 9agen
meo at frausle ON 9lcsnieipprssmaaa
let. Suseu bleu tiliioit uoiat til Ons,
bag oenue n9e. Set er life itor llos
list til, at 9~ispeniarp 5Orilaset fan
saa i%sjennsm; men, bois Der peotases
en- 9icenies9up, oil Den bllue uiappans
Zig itrens.
2groas, Cite Sch. - Senator &ple
tit ioas peb 5alesafitemninsen SO
Stemmer, bpiltet er mere, eno ban
npseniinbe isr bar facet.
Suiet usbtos the valued policy
insurance bill meo en- pistis 5cran.
bring, iom beltemmer, at, naar Sarer
er asiureret % gbel9sses, fan man
iuretase en- u%noerisselte al Sarernes
utrtelise garoi, ielu ON belle Sptaset
br0nber. Slanot be 5Urilas, lom
iremiattes / Senatet, bar ct ON, at be
pplitiite Yartier paa fine 8onpeutios
uer Ital uominere en- Sanbibat for
5prenebe Staters Seuator. Der blep
osiaa frsmiat 5orIas ON at bore A
arteiife 8rsnoe / Douglas Gountp.
6orilaset ON at neoiatte 8pmiteer for
at beipse be iorifIeaiSe StatsantuIter
er icrtaitet al besse Snie.
Winnoae, Soe 5eb. - Y~ppuiiterne
bolOt en- Caucus isien ipas % iOrsips
10 Giiemninser for Senator, men be
Tom life til nUset Heiulta.. Deb Sci,
lesaiitemninsen fit Itdler AZ, aple 80,
@opbpfoous Is, Slppmnn 10 %
,preote 3.
Senatet bebaubleoe Bouds 2iceuie.
iorilas, men blep itte ierois meb mere
eno fsrite Seftion. 3ette 5prilas iait.
letter 2icsnie iOr gnsrosbanoel meo
Si ps SrGuoepin III $1,000 ON gtaret.
9icenie iur 3ilpirfnius al GusSritte
ialtiattes til s4o0 ON glaret.
gssse Sule tilitemte ioas aomitss
rnppurter / 6nusr al etemmeret for
81 ptnoer.
Gtrsoa9, 9oe 5eb. - Senatet bruate
ousr SaIposlen al 9a9eu ill Sebauo.
ling al Souds 9iceuie 5orlag. 9is
cenie ipr 3ilvIrtnlna al Br4noepin
iOrbsieoes iii 81. 900. % iaa bleu Der
t%ilisiet en- Iaru9rai, ION iorbpper
Gpnnoerius al Gusorifte pea Salou.
ner. quiet ueotOg ct 5crilas ON, at
| acknowledgements ifal ppisre Bare,
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
G,aren lieer al Soloivoe.
Gen oiterrig' nngarIte Sbrunislur
CT ogiaa ifrnl al 6elic.

Oct tpit, Sui bar i Here 2lar uioit,
buao Der teller Den nupGrenoe Gar al
Huslano. Sioen ban bar @ut, bor
ban al % til bapt arampeanialo. q.
iaotrai BOG life oite. % 2Gserle ments,
at De ifuloe loriuinoe, nnar ban tltu
u~otien. San fit benz umtreut bur
ijeroe Maaueo. pa ban pptite I'll,
b!eu De imiolertio bpppisere % popt'
Ieoc fig til Gpilepii eaer 6%aloip1c,
gnulanse 6aoereu leusOe, meOiprtt
DC insen Sfabe for hans aOuititut,or,
men oa Siesierinsens SDroer reO s.
oereus tioli9e 9po blep lugt paa bans
Stulore, blep Inialoene parre, Ug ban
bar benz al omtrent en- Sang ON glnn
neoen.
Siulegerne ioreltriuer itrens 9iai
og iOrbpoer G5aren at rpse Og rritis
uoen llot Sin. &esjerluseu iaur ban
operlaoe til Statsraaoet.
6rou5 Soieis p%raiumtipe Gitsrip,
ger. Griebertus 5ran5 6eroInuno, Ct
ogiaa ipselis, og 9elieren itaI uaR
bst9ntt paa at bring Giterrig'llugam
III at iGtte bans Sennebatter, Crib
~bertu9inoe @~li5abstb, paa Gbruntrt
ltlent oct itrloer mob ben sumle iallih
9Op, Der ubeluifer auinoer ira 2bgon
fplaen.