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Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

+. S. Stoli SeeeIss Brynn's Assistance
In q Crusade.

f. S. StOli SeeeI<s Brynn's Assistance
tn Crusade.
LINCOLN, Oct. 81. S. Stoll, eX-super-
intendent of the Chicago postofiice, is in
Lincoln seeking the cooperation of w. ].
Bryan in a movement looking to the over
throw Of the present civil service rules more
especially those made effective by Mr.. Cleve-
lands last order. Mr.. Bryan's absence at
this time will necessitate another visit. Mr..
furthering is widespread and sure to sue
ceed. 1t is proposed to hold a convention,
probably at Cincinnati, some time soon, when
permanent anti-civil service association
will be organized.
While Mr.. Stoll is working in the interest
of the movement in the central states, two
other gentlemen are engaged in California
and New York
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
p. f. O. CONVENTION is CLOSED.
Delegates Sent to the Supreme Grand
Chnnter at Newton. In.

WAHOo Neb., Oct 9.-(Special.)- P.
e. o. state convention closed last evening.
The delegates chosen to the supreme grand
chapter, which meets at Newton, Ia Oc-
tober 13, IA and IS, are: Mrs. Fox of Nell
son, Mrs. Allen of Superior, Mrs. Black OF
Bloomington and Mrs Hapeman Of Minden.
Tho next meeting of the grand chapter will
convene at South Omaha, next May. The
sisterhood has been granted ample space at
the Transmssigsppi Exposition and will use
it to good advantage. At the close resolu-
ticns Of thanks to the Masonic brethren, who
loared their hall free of charge, the business
men and the local press, were adopted.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
STRUCK on THE NECK WITH A BAT.
+. G. Goochc Injured by Hotel
Porter While IntONicnted.

LINCOLN, Oct 9.-(Special Teegram)-F
G. Gooche, an employe of the Burlington &
Missouri, was in the back room Of the Capitol
hotel tonight in an intoxicated condition
Charles Burnet, a colored porter, attempted
to eject him and Gooche showed fight using
a spittoon as a weapon. Burnet struck him
across the neck with a ball bat, knocking
him senseless. Gooche was taken home and
is thought to be in a serious condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Fnrmcr's CIaim from the County.

TECUMSEH, Neb., Oct 9.-(Special.) Sam
Cannon, farmer, has presented the county
with bill for $3.50, which he claims is due
him by reason of damages his thrashing ma
chine recently sustained in going through a
cuvert. The commissioners say the bridge
was strong enough to sustain any ordinary
vehicle and before attempting to cross with
his heavy machine Cannon should have
taken the precaution to have planked the
culyert.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Grand Island Soldiers Home Notes.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb,, Oct. 9.-(Special)
Mrs, Lulu Kimble still holds the regular
Thursday evening religious services at the
home and they are well attended by inmates
o. the institution.
Improvements at the home buildings and
grounds are nearing completion and are
greatly adding to the appearance OF the
premises.
During the recent county fair all inmates
OF the home were given free admission.
The large acreages of ground devoted to
alfalfa have been very prolific this summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

here and in the surrounding towns. The oil
will be furnished by the Cornplanters Oil
company of st. Paul. Sioux Falls has had
experience in dealing with the Standard and
an Independent company, and her people
have now determined to patronize this COM
pany. Before, when the Standard had COM
petition, the price of oil was cents gallon
As soon as the Standard bought up the in
dependent company the price rose to 13 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
West Point Notes.

WEST POINT, Neb., Oct. 9.-(special.)-
Ex-Cierk OF the District Court Emiel Heller
returned last Friday from his trip of inspec-
tion around Ogden, Utah.
A son of William oligmueller died last
Monday and was buried in the 81. Charles
Roman Catholic cemetery on Thursday
Mrs. Sieckman Of Alloys. who had been
confined In the Norfolk Hospital for the In
sane. was returned as cured last week, and
is now at her home.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Gehris died last Tuesday evening, after
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

TECUMsEH, Neb., Oct. 9.-(Special.)-
Willie Keegan, the lad arrested here last
Saturday with a gang of pickpockets was re-
leased from the custody of the county jailer
today. He was given a hearing in Judge
BrandOn's court and case was not made
against him. He says he is 13 years of age
his home is in Chicago and that he with a
companion recently ran away from that city
with a viewing of seeing the big world. At
torneys S. NJ. True and Frank Dinsmore ap-
peared for the boy. He will be sent home.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Slight Frost In Platte County.

DUNCAN, Neb,, Oct. 9.-(Special ice
formed one-fourth ot an inch in thickness
last night on water exposed to the wind.
There was too much wind for frost but
vegetation is badly scared. Today is threat
ening and light rain is falling. Fall sown
grain needs rain badly. The corn crop is
first class and the quality is far ahead OF
last year. Corn is dry enough to crib now.
Hay is also of splendid quality this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Enguge an Extra Teacher.

SHELTON, Neb., Oct 9.-(SpeciaL)-
Owing to the crowded condition of the pri-
mary department of the Shelton schools the
school board at a special meeting last night
voted to add another teacher. Mrs. Lucas
has been secured to take charge OF a part of
the primary scholars. There are sxty-two
enrolled, this number being more than ever
bafO
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Tent Meetings VIII Resume.

TECU UMSEH, Neb., Oct, 9,-(Special)- THE
tent meetings here in charge of State
Evangelist Davis OF the Baptist association
and Rev. T. ID. Davis of Tecumseh, which
were discontinued the past week on account
of the meeting OF the association at Pawnee
City, will be continued, beginning tomorrow.
The same men will be In charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
ChnmberInin's Cough Remedy SUPER
iOr to ANY Oihcr.

George B. secord, the well known con
tractor of TowanGa, N. Y, says: Il have
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my
family for a long time and have found it
superior to any other"
The above testimonial is from a promi-
nent citizen here,-A. C. Tuck, Druggist, N
Towanda, n. Y
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
LARGEST ICE HOUSE IN THE WORLD
Phil Armour VIII Erect 81 Mnmmot II
Siructure nt McmnIlis.

ASHLAND, Neb,, Oct. 9.-(Special. Phil
Armour has decided to locate big ice house
at Memphis, few miles from here, and it
will be the largest in the world. The ice
house will be a third larger than the one
in this city and the latter has a capacity of
100000 tons, five of the rooms holding 10000
tons each.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Lee Dillon Held Under bonds.

NEBRASKA CITY, Oct. 9.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Lee Dillon, who was held by a
coroners jury to answer for the death of
william Reisch, the German dairyman whose
dead body was found in an alley last Tuesday
night, was arraigned today and held to await
the action of the grand jury. Bail was fixed
at 81 900. A strong feeling against Dillon
has arisen among Reisch's friends and
threats of summary punishment are being
mn
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

sHELTON, NOD, UcI. 3. = IspeclaI.J =
Wednesday morning Mr.. Henry Peck found
horse and cart near his farm, two miles
west OF town. The horse had been driven
very hard and evidently had been deserted
where it was found, as a horse and cart
were stolen at Boelus Howard county, that
same night. AS this was at the same time
OF the bank robbery there, it is thought this
will give some light on the case. and the
sheriff OF that county has been telegraphed
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Thieves TnIsc Nicl.eIs and Cigars.

SEWARD, Neb., Oct. 9.-(Special.)-
glars entered the book and cigar store of
William Royer last night and succeeded in
getting S. in nickels, about 800 cigars, sew
eral pounds of tobacco, a lot of good pipes
and other articles Entrance was gained by
the cellar way in the next room and then by
forcing door in the book store. There is
no clew to the perpetrators.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

state Normal school Makes Reply Ia
His Application.

AUBURN, Nob., Oct Especial Tele-
gram.)-The mandamus case of Thomas j.
Majors against the board of education of
the State Normal school was taken up by
Judge stull today and on application of the
defendants the case was continued till the
18th of this month. The defendants in their
answer aver that mandamus is net the
proper remedy and allege that Thomas A.
Majors the son. is unfit morally TO be ad-
mitted to the school.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

NEBRASKA CITY, Oct. 9,-(SpecIal)-
Adam Schorne, a saloon keeper of Syracuse,
was arrested yesterday upon charge pre-
ferred by Miss Mary Brechtel, the daughter
OF well-knOwn farmer living near Syracuse.
He waived examination and was bound over
to the district court. He gave bond in the
sum OF $500 for his appearance.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

ASHLAND. Neb., Oct. 9.-(Special.)-T
cid settlers of Saunders, Cass and sarpy
counties have been holding a picnic at Dey
Street park yesterday and today. A large
crowd has been in attendance both days.
A program consisting of speaking and amuse-
ments was carried out today. There was
also balloon ascension toward evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

ABERDEEN, S. d., Oct. 9-(Speclal Tele-
gram)-There was hard breeze last night
which put an end to the fine warm weather
which has prevailed for weeks past Ice
formed half an inch thick 1t Is now snow-
ing hard, the first OF the season.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Generally Fair In Eastern Nebraska,
with SnmlIlcrIN MinIs.

He
with SOuthcrIy Winds.
WASHINGTON. oct. 9--Forecast for Sum-
day: -
For Nebraska-Generally fair In eastern
portion; probably local showers; southerly
winds.
For South Dakota Partly cloudy weather;
warmer southerly winds.
For lCHa-Probaby fair Sunday; slightly
warmer; southeasterly winds,
For Missouri-Generally fair but light
showers In western portion; easterly winds:
For Kansas-Partly cloudy; light local
showers; southerly winds.
For Wyoming-Light local showers, with
partly cloudy weather; north to east winds.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, oct 9.--Omaha record of rainfall
and temperature compared with the corre-
spending day of the past three years:
1897 1896. 1895. 1894.
Minimum temperature sS g q g
Average temperature ~ 5S 10 81
Rainfall Observation-Disclosures. % ,O2 60 90
Record of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for this day and since March
/, 1891:
Normal for the ay......................... 81
Deficiency for the day...........,.....,.... 8
Accumulated excess since March I..... 36
Normal rainfall for the day........ 90 inch
Total rainfall since March 1.....1G.0 .05 Inches
Deficiency since March l....,,,...l1 43 inches
Excess for cor. period 1S96.,.... 3.59 inches
Deficiency for cor period lSl5...,. 500 inches
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecast Official.
Druggists know Dr. Davis Anti-Head-
ache is best oi all headache remedies,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

PIERRE S. D., Oct. Especial Tele-
gram.)-Cars are in the yards for shipping
5000 head of cattle, which will 60 out be-
tween now and tomorrow night. Some of
the heaviest shippers of the range are send
ing their stock to the market.
The expected frost did not reach here, al
though the temperature took a decided drop,
and is even colder tonight than 1t was last
night.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

WNNEF TEI1D, .dTCT., OUI 5.-By tHe pre-
mature explosion OF a powder blast in the
tenth level of the Brcherton mine at an
early hour today two men were killed They
were Leander Peterson, who leaves a wife
and two children, and Joseph johnson. A
man named Harris was probably fatally in
jured.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

but 1t was too shallow to drown in and she
was rescued in a PROSTATE condition She
had lacerated herself badly with the razor
she took with her. Her condition is improv-
ing slowly and she is again rational.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
HoIda a TMo Dnys, ConYocnIion.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Oct. 9.-(Special)-
The annual convocation of the eastern dean
cry of the Episcopal church has been in
session here for two days, having closed its
session today. The convocation was repre-
sented by fifteen delegates, and was presided
over by Bishop Hare.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Kidding for school Lands Keen.

NIoBRARA. Neb, Oct 9,-(special)-
Commissioner OF Public Lands and Buildings
Wolfe closed the leases OF all Knox county
school lands yesterday. The attendance at
the bidding was larger than at any other in
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Drouth Does No Damage.

TECUMsEH, Neb., Oct, 9.-(special)-T
dry weather still continues in Johnson
county, The corn, however. is believed to
be sufficiently matured to be out OF danger
The winter wheat has not suffered any as
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Competition for the on Trust.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Oct, s.-(special.)-
The Standard Oil company is to have com
petition In Sioux Falls, An independent oil
company has been formed 10 do business
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Woman 1. saved from Suicide.

NIoBRARA. Neb., Oct 9.-(Special)-
Mrs George w. Sawyer, who was missing
for several days, was found in cornfeld
three miles from her home. When her
pursueTs came upon her she fied to Q creek,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

Disagreement for life by burns or scalds
may be avoided by using De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve, the great remedy for piles and
for all kinds Of sores and skin troubles.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Gold Democrnts Nnme a Candidate.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9,-The national (eold)
democrats of the Third district have nom
mated Horatio c, King OF Brooklyn for
congress- to succeed Franklin H. Wilson, re-
signed to become postmaster of Brooklyn.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

There are others-but none "just as good"
az DR.. Davis Anti-Headache.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10

the state and the bonuses netted the most,
amounting to 500. The highest bonus was
1871 on quarter section
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Black Dress
Goods Opportunities

Brocaded Satin Finished Suitings-
As inches wide ................... S5c
Granite Armure Cloth .......... Toe
New Foule Cloth-a great bargain
at ........ ........... ............ 100
Chevot Foule Cloth-a new winter
suiting ,,.......... ........... .... 100
Satin Merino-stylish and very SER
viceable .............. ............. 1.75
Highest grade French Satin Broad
cloth .............. ..,............. 2.5O
Finest trimmings for above goods-fash-
ionable styles.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
For Tailor
Made FroCkS-

50-inch Foule Cloth-this seasons
fashions ...................... E. 1.50
Poplin Cord Tailor Suitings ........ 1.75
English Covert Cloth-new tones. 200
Superfne Diagonal Tailor Cloth
Illumine ............ ........... 1.25
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Fancy Weaves
in DreS%GOOdS-

46-inche new Granite Broche-splen-
ulu Nalue....,...... ............... l.UO
45-inch Scotch Tweed Suitings.. Soc
Worsted Novelties-new colorings. 50c
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
opem er 4Iireo Wobci?

alfrsb Iobsl, iom nplis osoe SahS
R.mo. a fsOt 1888 / Stocibolm
iom ben Dngfte af ire grsore, Ssrh'sr
al en- talsntfulo Metaniter, Tom lersrs
neOIutte Iig / Ct. PETERSBURG. 9er
orunolaaoe ban / 1860 en- Ritro9lpts'
r~infabrif, bpor Qllireo npgle adr efter
oioroe i'm bersmte Spbdgelie. Der
ifeeoe iaa mange lllpttestilfalos meo
Ritroolpcsrin / FppenOe 5orm, at Hss
oierinoen for alpor t9ntte paa at for>
bpbe ;So6rttationen al bette tdrlt9e
Gtpf, ba alfreo Robel 1887 fanot ct
fimpelt Miooel til at operfsrs ben |
foit ssprm. Oct par en- rent 5tlfaloe,
iom braats BAN Sheen til bette. Tn
NlaIte meb Ritroglpcerin par 'pruttet
unbsr transporter; 8Gften bar flpot
oiennem Sprattsn, bar opiuget al bet
fine aiIerianb, Tom ubglOrbe Gmbal>
laoen, Oo oannsOs / 5Orbinoslie nleo
bette ct gulpsr, ION lisnsos puoosrs
futter. Dette Stof hupoe ale nitro
alpcerinets G%ssnItuber, men tu1oe
~baanbteres ubsn 6ars. 9pndmttten
bar opfunbsn, og ben anoenoss MI lom
betienot / umaabsliss Mansosr pso all
Iluos Sprensninssarbeioe. S 1878
eiprbe ban en- Opbagelie, ION bar me-
item ligeIaa pigtig. Oct mites BAN at
operfpre Nitruslpcerinet til ct Sla9s
@eldtin, Der er ligsiad boloburt 'om
Stpoebomulb, alorig betomponeres
frioiqia ps srploOsrer meo en- umaaoss
lig &raft. Den bstisnot. frantic Sc
miter gsrtbelot bar bsregnet, at Ins
penoelIen al 9nndmit betpbsr en- Be
fparelIe al 60 psf. psb 9rubearbeioe,
pa 9eroensinouitrisn / BET belle taget
fan tatte Robels Spfinbelie for en-
aurlig 9eIparslie at 500 Mia. ar.
Oafaa for llbOitlingen at ben rusiiIte
9etroleumsinbuitri (Osb 9atu) inter-
esIsrsOs Nobsl fig lepsnbe, % bet er
bsnns, Tom bar ejOrt Sumilien Robel
til en- al 8sroens rtgeite. San gjoroe
forreitsn en- COB grua at fin Higbom.
9ldnbt unbet bar bet BAN, Ipm beb at
tesne fig for 10000 Srants til @ns
brsss Expedition I'll lat bsnne / Gang.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Ombu; ialminbslis befaitsr Qplsrne
Jig It'll. meb bette, men i9lg.r Ssitsn
til 6olf, Der bar iGrlig Grfuring
oenne acknowledgements. Den FAM
l.be Sioslensbs for gsnnernes 5srs
ring og Spsbning er omtrent fem
Wdoneoer. Sdainart 8snnerne sr
plutteoe, ipreOes be ub I Soluarmen
pdd forte 29rrebslagener til be er gam
lie parme at rsrs peb; iaa idmles be
iammen og fplbes / en- Spebetusie -
en- Sr9tasie foret meo fort Ssi - og
tiloGttes meb fere forte Ssier, alt
BARNET til en- bsi Semperutur | Solen.
Jfdar gsnnerne bar laet Der balpanoet
Osgn, %begpnber be melt moone at bltoe
forte, bborpau be igien iprebes Sol.n
ION fsrit nepnt, fommer after ! Spss
betasien. pg iaa fremoeles en- fem-ier
9ange, ba 9snnerne bar fact ben fors
snitebe 5arpe. Sor bpert Erin | pro-
cesfen maa be forte Bonner ubitiaes
fra be andre, efteriom en- "Soeripeos
ming" reoucerer iaupel @asten Tom lib
feenoet og altfua er forbunben meo
Cab. Sluttslig bliper a1e 9snnerne
/ fere 9age ubiprsbte for Ssrring /
Stpeeen FAINT enteltpis inIpicereoe,
ON Der sr Sesn paa Musgenbeo hos
npsen at benz; iaabanne bliper ftrdr
fjernebe pg ubiatts for Solparmen til
be musne fletter foripinoer. Nu sr
be f0rbise for Snbpatning 40
9unoter % so Bonner / 6per Slits
babe, Der igjen pattes / 8usier al
rebt, meritanIf Gebertra, fire eller fem
glitbaaier / bper 8asie; bisIe 8aSier
inoipes iluttelis / fletteoe Mdtter og
er iaa tienlise for Grport, bopeoiagelig
til europa % be 5orsnebe Stdter.
9riIen paa @aniasbsnner beror
ubeluttenbe paa oeres 29ngoe og 5ars
be, barierenbe fra 8 til Is Dollars
9unbst. Sper gunpt pad so Sen@
nsr peier fra 1-1a 9unb, pg en- gltts
baaIe meb 40 9unbter er oerfor perb
benpeb 500 Dollars, boiltet bliper at
turat % Gents for bpsr 8snne.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
en lrtninht DanSprcpr.

Staten 5Owus Sunbbebs. sommisiion ~anbefuler iCl8rS'
Yroue ion. iimpel o9 BOG %poalibela: 6alo 5 llnjer al Ut
Sano' iom PROBES, ueb paa en- aloeles rem llate neO EeRR
9'osprop. 8ertil iGttes IS Grains rent, granulated but"
0u''er. Mort 5laIien goot ill., os iat ben ct Yinon, po"
O' er mn noen at bog SoIitraaler falber paa ben. Rr "'
O0 0'alten % boio semperotureu iaa nar 20 6raosr Jdg'
te"pe" 'onl nlult9t. 5noeboloer Sanoet oraaniite Stotf !"
Oct '"oen 4S timers 6Orleb pie fg ~bpioogtige SHELTER pn
pp0et omtrtng, % Oefo Here al benz, 10 mere oraunt't SW
Y Faoes SonOet. Gn llses lib eler Ii 9aae oereltEr w
man laurent SopOet er befangt meo 5aaoant, MARIE :"
oast ''sel0m al barIIt SmOr, naar man taser stOpp'r'n q,
" 'maa 6letter oil iamle fig neoe paa Yunoen, bpOr be ist|
ION en- 9olo 3rsOle'glusie. Saaoant 9ano bpr uiOrtS "T
ses iom Grtttepaub.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
uforbrenocligt Matcriale.

8 gnglano forti9tter man 5or'ss
gene pad at finbe ct ufprbr9noeligt Sra
teriale til Gritatning for 3rp peo gp9s
ming at Stibe. Oct beoite Matsridle,
Der / Iaa SenIesnbe er funoet, er Sort
ellsr 8~ortafalb, Der laosr Jig brings /
bpab sSorm, mar infer. peo at opbes
Dss til 204 9r. 6. p9 iammentrpttes
/ bpbraulifte YresIer. Baa oenne
Maabe tan man e~noogiaa banne Blot
fe, ipm laoer Jig ia9e til 8oro og opers
bopebet fan bebanbles ganite Tom Sr9.
&orten ~inbebploer nemlig en- Slags
Sunni, Der bliper flpbenoe peo Spbeoz
ningsn cg pirter ipm Sinoemiooel for
8prtiubItan1erne, bporhps presnins
aen meofsrer, at Der fommer Sdmmenz
bolo % 59tbep / Masien. aortbOrz
oene er oesuben flette 8armeleoere %
fommer panItelig / 9ranb, bporfor be
bl. a. sgner fig ubm9rtet til SetlGos
ming at ajelerum.
Oct enelIte Marineoepdrtement bar
~forspri9t fenere untaget en- at electric
Sireprppf 60. / Nep gort angipet SIM
neutrality-suspicious. for Sra. Mes
tbpoen 9aur uo paa at m9tte 3r9et
meo en- Splssning at ipopliur og foss
foriur Mmmonidt peo SjGlp al BIZ
brauliIte SrDtapparater, og bet bar piit
ia, at ct pdu benne Maube bebanblet
StDtte Surutr9 al AGO og 800 Miliz
meters Stsrrelie meo SO Mm.s Sbtz
felie funbe ubi9ttes / 5 Minuter for
en- Seoe paa $40 9r. 6. / en- Opn uben
at fpmme / 8ranb; bet fortullebe fun
ca. - Mm. bpbt pau Siberne st
Stptte G9etra tunoe unber lignenoe
Smit9nbigbeoer boloes 20 Mtnuter /
Spnen meb omtrent famine Reiultat.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
21S

21S
pritlise Slater uil ben pie fs iarSeles forberaetia, men Bin,
irene Utauitoba og Isfniboia er for itrense for ben.
Genne Slags Slsuer foretr9tter fuetie, ~paaolRnot loan
J~orobuno, men nil oeiaa pore notiaa goot paa itp Ser. 3
goroueit.S taterue opnaaes bet bebite Reiultat, naar ben ioaes
paa noset fustiet Sottom. 2anb, men Gteu, bpor ben oor.
lne Reenmangoe er itsrre, porer ben eoot paa o~lminocliat
soot plsielano, iier buis llnoersrunoen er pores; ben naa
faces iiblis ON Soaren; paa let, ianoig eler gruiet E~5orobuuo
tripes ben life. Oil man n9rmeit benptte 9lite til SO, er bet
bra at iaa ianmen meo Sinrotbp, tbi osiaa benne tribes fuo.
tis Sorb, og beeee mobnes omtrent paa famine 5io. Soaes
benue Sleper for Streets Sfplo, ba maa bet life lie ian,men
meb simotbp, tbi be to Slaes 5ro sr naten aloeIes liae. mn
meb Sps, Der 10 tribes soot paa famine Slags ,3orbbunb.
Oil man baue en- Se' Seft oeraf, oa iaaes 8 Iuuo pr. g(re
iamnren n,eo 6 Puno 3imotbp; iaaeS Den for 5rg, ba til G
Guno pr. Gcre. Zen beoie Utaiine at iaa meo er en- @rrs.
fro. Saomaitine % Ell Grain Grill. S9ftes 6reet al Sob.
berne, er Oct SWt, buao %trGnseS; buis life. ntaa man aaa LET
oper meo Ell Darn. 5por alimatet er iustigt pil0e oct pqre
tiliir6tteligt at gaa oper meo Ell Hul.
Miiie aISusr er iaroig til at Iaass neb for So, iaainort
ben taar iuo Slomit. Gen Tan torres meo itprre 9etbsb
emo anbet Slass 9lsper, foroi ben bar mere StiIf. 6pis mou
bprter ben Tor Grs, ntaa ben ta9es, naar be to SrebiebeIe Of
8lomierboueoern er mooue. Zen 3rebebeI, iom bo in, 81
moben, uiIbe lite siue meset Jrs, oa, fiuloe man usnte. iub.
til alt par mooent, uiloe, bpao Der par mooent fsrt. prr. orps.
iet al.
Do aitens 5epsb.r iaa let braitss al, naar be .r mobu.
uaa Der brusss Wariombsb | 6aanpterinssn al ben. Ncole
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
Sutber & oaese WmiGuit

bar moDtaQet, iosn ~ipitteret aEecorabs
poiten" for lts Gan. 1897: Sra s. @uuita,
minneapolis: mssfn9imptttt Bette fra Scle.
marieu, ca. 6unorsOe 2lar oammtlt, facs
finite al 5sgninssr fra gamls Msitsre, 8
Bigger. 8. 2. Stspbsus: @omulosblomit
3 Gsstr. Is. 8. Settler: 9ammsl Wput.
q. Mi6sIst: TosfliitroRs QimeitOn,.
fremuo Qub. So, San Glairc, Wis., s
9lura. at "8eiorm" life aanIte iuloitGnoi0s.
Sobu 9tarrOOo, goOs, Soma: Stpite iorite.
net SrG. Quit. @uttcbs, Nurlep, 9n.: Sno,
poOnings Attcit ira 1927. Il. 2eipiion,
2utb. 6ol. l Mpnt. s.. Snnion, BOG fra
1852. u. 6ooOt: SuOiurt QerlearbciOe,
8lomiter ira Oregon % ca. 40 StjeI ira
Stiacbapstpiten. Sb. :. Normau: Camp
maIine, iom han ielu bar 9iort. =. g.
oeliction: Crmsfino. 6arl 0nnion: fine.
III apis. s. u. Stub: | Stolebog. :.
VI. QDu9aus: | StOlebog. :. 9orge: |
Soon Siuu. u. 9. Septr: StDtte "NlUis
Sulpbute 9ulp." proi ar. GOummt: ,
COMMISSIONERS, | uoitnarst Strin fra
HOr9e, ca. 800 @ar gummclt. Yrof. Gar
len: ) aara. "Qacufic 0tralO." 6~Q Gar
zen, Sstorub: / aarg. Ssrnebluo, Hacii.
mile al q. .. 6eratO for Lobe Apr. 1865,
Wiis Shea @iermo: | MDnt, ! Strut ira
PrcitOtnt @ariitlos giotiitc, "GorOosien"s
l7oe Mui feit 90. for 81. s.. g, Nuss
tocOt: ! inOiunf SttuooIt, ? SfoltbFacr.
Seeming 2urisr l Nauien WeOailion. hi
colai garicn; 4 Q]eunstegninoer. So. 6ar0:
l Niitetrin fra Solsr, NorQe, Ootr 100
gar gamiuclt. e. 8uo: / @aruUinOe "a Z
@GOieer fra Sbotcn, Noror / burer
NarstalIet 1862. 0ulOOr 6aaion.