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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-22

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
VINCENNES, Ind, Oct. A.-A sensa-
tional breach of promise suit was filed here
to-day Sarah M Hooker. a good looking
widow, sues her neighbor Jonah Philippe, a
wealthy farmer, for $1,000 damages. The
plaintiff is forty years old and the defendant
is sixty-eight Both belong to prominent
and wealthy families of Bicknell, this coun-
ty. Mrs. Hooker has no children and Phil
lippe has several grown.
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decision in a Chinese case in which he holds
that the wives and children of Chinese mer-
chants doing business in the United States
do not have to have certificates from the
Chinese government to entite them TO enter
this country. Government officials here say
that If the opinion is upheld by the higher
courts it means that the important section
of the Chinese exclusion act. which provides
that sons and daughters of Chinese mer-
chants doing business in this country must
secure certificates from their home govern
ment, is no longer a law.
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.ial to thel Indianarolis Lourr. \.

Special to the Indianapolis Jourr Il.
PETERSBURG, Ind, Oct. 21.-The sew
enth annual reunion of the Regimental As
ISOLATION of the Fifty-eighth Indiana Vol
unteers was held at this place yesterday.
There were about forty-fve of the regiment
present Speeches We're made by Gil r..
of Gentryvile; Capt. w. K. Chappell, of
Algiers; William A. Agree, of Indianapolis,
and others.
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Ministerial Institute Adjourns.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MORRISTOWN, Ind, Oct. 21.-The Min
isterial Institute Of Indianapolis District,
Methodist Protestant Church, closed to-day
with the Christian Endeavor convention.
The district president, Everett c. Johnson,
was in charge of the meeting and among
the speakers were Miss Wilson. of New
Salem Mrs. d. ". Evans, Of Greenfield;
Miss Ada Jones, Of Guilford; w. w. Lime
berry. of Indianapolis: ]. l.. Barclay and
others. Last night was in charge of the
Womens Foreign Missionary Society and
tonight Rev. f. M. Hussey, president of
the Indiana. Conference lectured.
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WILL COST $1,000.
For Through Tickets from London to
the kIOndilSe.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba, Oct. 2l.-Frank
Waterhouse, president of the Fort Wrangle.
Glenora and Teslin Lake Transportation
Company, passed through this city on his
way to London. England. to appoint agents
and arrange for transportation of passen-
gers right from Europe TO Dawson City.
IRON England tirst-class fare will be 81, 900;
second lass 500. These amounts include
transportation of supplies and other neces-
saties Tor one year. The company will ave
Puget souno 10 the mead of navigation on
the Stckeen river. a distance of about $50
miles from Fort Wrangel. From the river
TO Teslin lake Il portage Of about 135 miles,
pack trains will convey the travellers it be-
ing Intended to have about one thousand
horses on the route. Thence on the Teslin
lake and the river course to Dawson City
g distance of about 40 miles. boats now in
course of construction are 70 be used.
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In mississippi.

JACKSON. Miss, Oct. 2.-The State
Board Of Health in it's officia, statement to-
night reports four new cases of yellow fever
at Clinton, two at Nittayuma, five at Ed
wards seven at Bay ST. Louis and five at
Cayuga. There was one death at Bay ST.
Louis which place up to date has had $50
cases of fever. The situation at Edwards
is much improved, no one being reported as
seriously i'll WITHIN the past twenty-four
hours.
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british steamer PROBABLY Lost.

ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland, Oct ala
boat with the name Hallamshire. of Hartle-
pool, and beds. deck gear and other wreck
age have been driven ashore near Twilling-
gate, on the north coast of Newfoundland
IT is feared that the British steamer Hal
laTnshire, Captain Brown. from Swansea,
for Tiltcove, TO get copper ore. has become
a wreck and sunk with all hands during the
severe gale which ragged here last Sunday.
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POUGHKEEPSIE N. Y, Oct n.-Ad-
miral John L. Worden. the hero of the
Monitor. was buried at Pawling. Duchess
mer home on Mizzentop, a modest noun
tain near that place, and ii was in accord
he was buried In the local cemetery. The
service was simple. The caslxet was draped
in American flags.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 2f-The
Board of Health bulletin at l p. m. re-
ported four cases of yellow fever, making
fourteen in ALL and no deaths. Since the
report of the board there has been one
death, that of p. w. McAdam, making two
in all. OF the new cases two are white and
two colored. The temperature here this
morning was very low.
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Christmas Delieacies for rxlondiker..

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 21.-On the steam
ship George w. Elder, which leaves next
Friday night for Dyea. Alaska, Charles II.
Vest, of this city. will ship six thousand
dozen eggs and about a ton and half of
poultry. fresh meats and oysters, which he
expects 10 transport over the Chikoot pass
TO Dawson City by dog train before Christ
mas. The eggs have all been prepared and
are ready for shipment. They were broken
into cans sealed up. and then frozen. Vest
has forr others associated with him and
venlts. They expect TO sell the eggs at
S35 per dozen and the poultry at fabulous
prices.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD, Ind, Oct. 2.-Green Slaugh-
ter, in Bono township this afternoon, shot
George Slaughter and John hoIsapple with
a shotgun. George Slaughter was shot in
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ReInteL Ward Liner.

HAVANA, Oct. 2.-Some anxiety is felt
here at the nonarrival of the Ward line
steamer Yucatan. Captain Reynolds, which
left New York on the 18th for Havana and
Mexican ports.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VlNCENNES, Ind, Oct. 21.-Simon Glass
aged twenty, shot and killed his brother-in-
law, Joseph Meyers, four miles south of this
city on the Illinois side of the Wabash river,
this afternoon. For two years they have
been enemies, and Saturday night they met
at dance Meyers told Glass in the pres
ence of witnesses that he would kill him
within week. Glass armed himself and
then, TO avoid further trouble with Meyers,
started to leave the country. On his way to
VlncenneS he was accosted by Meyers, who
followed him fully one hundred yards.
Glass finally turned on his pursuer and
Aired. The bullet hit Meyers IN the head,
killing him instantly. Glass went to Law
renceville and surrendered to Sheriff Rod
rick, of Lawrence county. Joe Meyers the
murdered man, was regarded as a danger
Gus fellow, especially when drinking, and
as very quarrelsome. He married Glass s
sister two years ego and they lived very
unhappily together, and this was the real
cause of the tragedy of to-day.
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How Brownstown Won the Election.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Ind, Oct. 21.- Since Tuesdays
election. when a majority of 925 in the coun-
ty voted to move the county seat from
Brownstown to this city, lacking only $40
per cent. of the required GO per cent. the COM
mittee has learned of a great many irregu-
larities. In several precincts judges favor
BILE to Seymour were not allowed to sit as
members of the election board and votes be-
longing to Seymour were counted for
Brownstown. This has been openly charged
by polling clerk in one precinct in an adj
joining township and in other precincts men
were threatened with starvation If they did
not vote to retain the county seat at Brown
town. Proof of the above charges having
been brought before the election committee
it has consulted with the business men and
finds them ready to enter another fight. The
petitioners have to pay the cost of the cleo
ton. which is no small matter, as the ma
chinery in the courthouse at Brownstown
is composed of anti-removalists, and the ex-
penSe has been made as large as possible,
but this does not dismay the removalists,
and a petition asking for another election
will be at once prepared and presented to
the Board of Commissioners at their next
meeting. Tonight the people of Browns
town are ratifying their victory over Sey-
mour by parade of the band. blowing of
horns and discharge of fireworks.
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GALESBURG, ILL.,, oct 21-Dr Newton
Bateman, for seventeen years president OF
Knox College and an educator of natona{
repute, died of heart disease tonight
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Special To the indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 21.-The trial
of Hughes & Caldwell, attorneys, on a
charge of unprofessonal conduct, is at
tracing much attention, not only among
members of the bar, but in the city gener-
ally. There is some curiosity to see if any
thing will be done if they should be found
guilty. An insurance agent sued a policy
holder for the premium and the policy hold
er's attorneys Hughes & Caldwell, went
before the son of justice of the peace and
secured from the young man a warrant for
the arrest of the agent on the accusation
of perjury. Justice Browns son says the
lawyers were aware that he made out the
warrant and signed his fathers name and
If they did not advise him to do it, con-
sented to the act. The lawyers deny that
they advised the young man to sign his
fathers name.
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meeting in the street. where 1900 persons
listened TO many speakers and shouted for
several hours
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others and o number
of remedies, spending
q large amount OF
money. but finally be-
came so bad that it was
unsafe for me to leave
home. / commenced
using DR.. Miles Heart
Cure two years ago.
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AM Goods Must Paw nutv.

VICTORIA. B. c.. Oct. a.-Hereafter
every pound Of goods not bought In Canada
will have TO pay duty before being allowed
in the Klondike country. The Canadian
government has decided TO invoke the regu-
lations allowing inspectors to take in one
hundred pounds Of goods free of duty, and
customs offices viii be placed on the Stick
cen route as we'll as at Tagish lake and
on the Yukon.
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Tonight at the First Baptist Church DIR.
John NJ. Coulter, OF Chicago University. will
deliver the first Of a course of six lectures
on Plants in Their Environment" This IL
The opening number OF the university ek-
tension season.
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Elisha Reynolds as Indian Agent.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HAGERSTOWN, Ind. Oct. N.-Elisha B.
Reynolds, of this place. has been appointed
special United States Indian agent and has
filed his bond. Mr.. Reynolds was born in
Indiana sixty-one years ago. He enlisted
as a soldier in the civil war and served
two years. In 1870 he was elected prose-
cutting attorney for this judicial circuit.
which then consisted OF Wayne, Randolph.
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To cURE a COLD IN one nAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund money II 1t fails to cure. 2sc
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SEATTLE, Wash, Oct M.-Judge Han
ford. OF the Federal Court to-day made a
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
b Ymapihiite geanc ON gMther.

s III Glore Nar9ong al bet tpite
Blao Scr Gut9eraner" iiuoes i9lgeus
De: "9ie 8atbolii6. BoltsjsItung"
parmer op igieu ben gamie %paptltiite
9Dgu, "at 2utber ogoe al Ell Sln9 flor,
oa ban ensang uenotc blem fra ct num-.
teri Miaaltio, iom ban eiter fin SRo'
pane bauoe trporet meO inc raa 8its
tigbeoer". Oct er 10 life at uHores
pper. 9bi aQerepe iGr 2utber oDoe,
uobreote Yapiiterne ct 2p9uitriit ON
bans 3po, iom Cutler ieiu / 1915 foo
optrptte meO tpit Og itaileuIt 2eIt unoer
9iteIen "Gt uelit o. {. Italienit) 2s0ns
lfti il ON 81. Martin 2utberS 2go, uos
glpet / NOm". 9ertiI isieoe ban ct
Slutnin9sOro, iOm I9o iaaleoes: "Gg
lea UIartiuus 2utberus, d., beiieuoer
o. pioHer meo oenne Striii. at jeg bar
mootaget bette baOeiuloe 8I9t ON min
8go ben 21oe Dtarts, o9 bar IRit oct
life uoeu GorusIelie, naar ie9 uuotagsr
ben @uosbeipottelie, at oisie 9ggne tits
Itriues ben bgie guooommeIige WlaJe'
itgt. Oilers r6rer oct Iempsligt ueo
min tsire anRiIaQe o9 MN u~sujtre
SRl, at 3iauelen o. bans 8eOita6er,
8apen O9 Bapiiternc, :r mig iaa 9iertelig
fienolte. @uo umpenoe Dem ira Qlas
uelen! 9ien er tet belttttet, al ntu
Bpn iOr 3sbsipnoeu er iorsiRUes, %uelan,
iaa glue SUB, at De ma igloe lit giaaI
% life ltriue anoet III i'm Tygit og
0lQoe eno iaaoanne Bigger. CAB benz
fun fare, DC iare meo Rette ten, sic
voluerunt Zoe bar uiaet Oct idaleoes };
lea oil imiOlertIO ie III, buOrleoe5 b.
uil blipe ialiss, eaer buOrleOes be fan
sigre 300 os tilbaSstaIoe ale fine
eDgne os GaosbeipOttelier, buOrmeo
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9apiiterne5 9sSne par SaEoleo. iaa
matte 2utbsr life pare opo bare paa
en- Maabe, men ban MATTE p9re ogo
manage @anse os pna iCriiisll9e @iaa.
Der; tbi uOsle 9apiiter Tiger, at ban
6anate ia; andre flyer, at ban bleu
fpali; andre ppoiste enSnu andre
9posmuaoer. Gen, iom pniter en- Ut
isrlis llnosrretning ON aae 9gsne, lCm
. albiou, Wiper ETC. tpnlHIer al bet laiiH'
lie Aolettlu albus. bpie.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
A. 5~oOgiansrrc elt.

Oct er life bare / Oor zto, at soil
iori5Ber oct 9telteritgtts %titioo5 at til'
baBeI0S9e lange StrRfumler l al.
moaIie IIoer. Z BET enaelite 3i0s,
ltrIIt "Notes and Queries I'D Series
!, &. 1927 ~iortRIes OH en- Jrinaoer
ueo JSaun 85alep, joni iatte ailt.o ira
3nbitn g~tauoagen ben zoe Septsm.
Der 1888 ior at 9aa tIlioO8 III bet Eeatge
SanO % nIba8e Isjen ct glar. pan
uOI0rie bet o8iaa o. itaI Baue tjsnt
HRrien 10000 YunO 1tertiua paa
S1ooemaal ben ARlsoniug.
9len m 8onoe ira ben iranne Bro.
Unlos Bicaroi iOrtaaes at baUe uolBrt
ct oaui!sli8t Meleriiqtfe, nemlig at
gi6re Ell EileDrimsiart iil bet 1eat9e
4ano paa Den Ytaaos, at ban lbeliI
gu ire @friot irem % to iiIbaac. Zen
aanoeIi9e 6or!icueiic, ipm Der aniOse5
at 9rre / OeHne mRrteIige @ieruiHg,
linloe TONNE Ell iranif 8ronnine III.
9ooe, lea tror, aattariaa at Uie6ici.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

bans (1rdts J 3oUep. iamilolS ipns
8enoe en @lRocslana; Dc bangie osiaa
om bans pals ale fine 9iUoer % aaU
tam mango andre 1ung. Toe. Dc bGt'
reoe BAN meo Gaunst 6ob. tpliet DC
leoiageoe meO ct SEa8s Trump. Iegu.
Dor General aulaa bet life for IlOai at
mooiGtie liz ocite, 30 bet 10 innoe bllpe
baaoe III 6Goer % Toroei for uort
6Rore!auo. Z GronHiugeus C.. e..
g%lilnbeits) gtnOn og III bcuoes &da'
otgheo lOa ban Od aitlaa moo bette
2anos Scepter, &rone o. (iprasttae)
SrrolgBeo, lOct ban s%niieoc, at Sans
oet5 8aOOmme % Staits tmoc lIgeioa
let Ouerflptte5 til gerigeIie al beuoes
Aon8eri9e blemme iom be her %ianotss
/ Ouerfloo.
"Sor General fnlote bette 2auo ZIP
GIbiCn % bet al 10 @ruH0e, igrit al
6euipn III be buioe slipper ueO Sseu,
or bet anost at miuoc on BORT e9et
gdno. iOm mOertioen talotS iaales
Oes."') Gereitsr iolger oeune marfc'
li8e G%plpsuing: "0tan fau Der life
ia8e op en- Slump 3UrO. rIoen at bar
er S%nnOipnli9beo for, at nan bert of
iinoe Cub euer 5ptp."
Jorintteren lortGaer osrnrit, at
Sanoet bleU ta9et / iormelig Saiiooelie
paa ben Waaoe, at man latte op ct
"Wtonumeut' meo Ell atmmoelig eu'
8elf Solts5 irpence "unoer 8laoeu".
2enne SOrobuuos iorunoerlige Jtta'
bonn pad able Wietaller blep / ben
@rao o%pericet o. ior9lemt, at Der / 4oe
Sluo al aniabts gtatlOual G%uelop9Ota,
iom aotOm iBe9pnoetien Of 1910, liges
ON gore GalIiornlen, at man Der tnn
bar iunoet "megtt lloet al Wiiueral'
rt9OOm". Jaa 2lar o~ereilsr Tom
Gipbeoen ont DC itOre @uIOOpoagelier /
Californian.
Gnonu ct Gitat ira ell Rlore Jors
latter. 8 Snptein George Sbelu(d 5
Voyage round the World (8eroenS.
Omieilin9), iOm beggnOte | 6ebruar
1919, Tiger bon ON Californian (6ars
res'S Collection, Bol. l., G. 233):
"SOrobunOeu Omtring 4uerto, Seguro
o. me9et iauoipnlia / DC fleite 8als.
beitaar al ell ieo, OFT MtuLo. iom, naar
mau uenoer ben lrllt op MOB Soieu,
ipne8 li9eiom %opblanoet meo @uloit60;
ui iorlegte at renie no8et al oct %
uaItc bet I'D al ytuloen; euofiout vi
ipntes, bet bar lIot urlmeli9t at meme,
at bette Metal ltuloe uRre laa opers
looigt og almluoeligt blnnoet meO
limpel SOro, ian prgueoe ri bog al
renie og paite SDlen ira nuget al bet,
o. 10 mere ri bol0t paa meo bette, oeiiO
mere iaa bet no lom Cub. Jor al
bIipe ~ijtrere i Sngeu, tOg ieg ueO mig
nUget al bet, men pt miiteoe bet moer
5Oruirrin9eu / China" GH "0ans
oelie" bar aItiaa Der iOrbiuorst Spoa,
gelieu al be rige @uloieloter / GaliiOrs
men mere eno ct Gar bunOreoe tlOlioere,
END lOm uirtelig blsu 5tliGlOet. (Git.
y. 81 @. III, G. 1872, 1861.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
9tumpcr oo Styffer fra
DIT o9 Deit.
tAcDpeIt al 8Omidcms
II Ten inDarmeoe 2nieitagc ira
Sernialtms Semptl.

Jernialtms Sempel.
Spor lieu Der al ben? On bette
berli9e 2empel mpIfe, iom pnr al rent
Cub, tan man lRie I 2osn Wioiebo0,
8ap. rs. y. $40 % berai iaa en-
6oreitIulug ON bets Aotbarbeo. 81
ter Seruialems 6Ortprrelie glnr 70
eiter SIR. i0rte 2itus Gutblpieltoeen,
u%lItnof iammeu mso andre beQt9e Heli'
tpier, III Rom. og eiter at ban bauoc
boiot 1T 3riumitog, bleu ben inoiat
Jreoens 4empsl. Der sr ell Bereis
ming, iOm 9aar no paa, at Gul9lpi,s
Itagen ialbt / 9iberilOoeu, Ia aeiler
Worentils ilp9teoe ior aOnlinntiu
Sla9et oeo Den m~uluiite 8r0 ben
27oe eQer 28oe SttOber glar 3l2.
WRen bet Sanoipuli9e err, at ben pnr
blarbt bet toitbnre gptte, iom al Yans
oalernes aonge @enierid iertes fra
Hom til aartbagO Gar 455 Gle @ib'
bon III, 29l). Serira bleu ben tuger
tllba9e al ben gitromerite Sarigrer
B~elliarius, iom bragte ben iii &ons
%ltantincpel. tuoreiter Den bleu sipet til
ben ~triitne airIe i 9eruialem, (e
8ibbOn ~, "a, aar 533. Chen
oeo man lutet mere ON ben. Smiths
Dict of the Bible iammeulisn Notes
and Queries, 81 Series |, S. 1922.
6ul5 ben life bleu bortigrt al Ser jerue
/ 6l5 eler al aeIier Seraillus / CPS,
er ben iprnooentlis ialot | S9noerue
pau Iraberne, lom uuber aaliisn
Omar erpbreoe SeruiaIem 63S eiter
ariltus.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

Boplfetue bar uoiprcot ont Cutler,
ldmt en- sruaoig @ieHortDslie al 0em,
bam a~n5eialss Bogeu; Den ~iorioa'
reoc qatbsr, bet cr, gruuot9 @icnorl'
otlir al bet. iom Bopifsrue io~refaftsr
Or. 0t. 9uibers Beriou ~aagaaeuoe
hans GOrRiore, JSoisl, Ratio, 3ao,
%utelic, 3ottorat, 2Ggteitauo. lltngt.
Oitnco, @uosbeipo,tsiie, aiEtteri, oo'
ieroiBbeo. DrIf, lIrfn9eu, u~bsitanOig.
6eo, Cprgr. 9ssu. Cm9ans mso 1lrs
DcIeu, Jorialituing al Striitsn Ioo,
8sgrduelie etc. ufo 3obaHu Rsasr."
2enne 9Os iaaes (paa 1pIt) hos 81.
Is. SartbeL. q. Gvuis, gto., ior rs
Sta. (G.-1S74, z. S1.)
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

SDuOoen for 5~lsusbora grouiit ous
ioges at uide holOe WlBoe ben 1905
Suni / Gar.
I'll Meolemmtr al Spucoeu uaia'
tes I Soau Ouerborgmensr @sbelme.
raao 3oOsbuu amisretsrnOo Neley,
aIGbmTnoenc Z. Z. 16mlOt % Gb:n
lant 9auomnno, :. Dt. SmB,a; ION
Steotortraocrc ualgtes Hentler Sob.
Sobanicu, 6pritelerer s. 9reger.
HlsmDaer 8. auaieu, aiDbmRRoeue
Ser. 2orrug u oa 0erm. q. 9eibleiisu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
s,opcppeisanlaaget Samnanser-

Tifer oil / bisie Sage p%aubespnoes til
lloiprelie. arbs,oet ieres ira 2psie
up aiennem eamuauserbpsoen, op paa
apammaiiosen % inOpper sieunem St'
TOR.
9etaliubfitninsen al Seilinien pil
CONNER BIT ~fortiat fra Norbhiemiuno
til SiItei6.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

Aite. psrueo betfa3iglgre5 iOr iraUrrgHee
Glogt "a Wtauer. al let bc5asebe CUB fin gtssom
u b~ortialoe ira bette eD nj Ct bsere min lj9re 2gate.
fade 1oaei !. ale oea 3oie 3Aai 1885, cfier en- lxas
0ere-Ii0s SagsliBbsO. 1aa bar Deo IN 1so lite iaiot
70 2ar CANNED. pan bIeU lseiaset al eR icr SsHHes
fare III Ut foie 0Uileteo paa seu nogite a,rseaaaro
Seit iOr GtsboH Den 5te 3ani. Batter y. u. 9iasmasa
len ialis Ssr8ebuiet % 8Eoi. 8i8Hes Al ItiaBs talie
I atIiSR % psb BrsBeR.
jreo meO baus StGp, peIigasi PAGE bans g7tnoe.
@arI Mt, Gle aslisH.
Gisbon. JGn0i5. E4tts Esiaop, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

Get IorIte SHer. 6. unst giens
ueife, Der bar Notwithstanding hos
5urpaster 5empel Spber8 paa @iel'
itup, par iOrlsosn iammeu meo nosls
8amsrater saaet i Dab / Iaen, Der
lDber tRt iprbi @aaroeu, men / 8anoet
tit ban arampe % ianf, os ba man
omIiber fit bam paa 2dnc. par Slpet
uoNutt. 3en JorulDtfebe beo Hoalien
% par bismmebOreuoe paa 2biitsbsgs
men.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
TeoSfato.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iv~bsnnsnt,rs yami,
Tier optaaes eratts, BOG fan Dt lite allie
gIaOs for De almincsiias large rsfHssIter.
Der iaa aoot tau Irsnfsrts pr,pat baaoe M
pr9ner. g,aboss 90 0lsstninasr. gor gsrs.
% nnmttoeiisr AZ mers enD a~lminpsli1
r4nsos. ma bstaIss 8 Gsnts pr. einit. ~
iorusisitsr. AT 0nhpsr. fem ineisassr Dses.
,aisssHgastetiisr. later sisis siniss % ssiiss
10 r~stsftss.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
o. Mars SubilGuul.

% Wars SubilGnm. Serreoss
ioseo @iern bplOt iurleoen % Nars
Subilaum iom SerrebsiOseo for Hibe
Serreb. s Saseus G~nlebnins blep Der
ira Serreoets Spsneiogoer oUerratt
S;ubilareu ct imutt SelpbGser meb
Snitriptipn % ira Spens Su9iDrere
ct Striuebpross Garniture (Striuet9i,
@ulppen % 9pieitaser), liseleoes mep
SnItriptiou.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
lllntfestiliGlpc. Gn Giae, Der tisnte

llptfestilIGlbe. Gn 8ise, Der tiente
hos @aaroeier Sntob Watbiaien IQe'
elu, er fommeH uIpttelis aioase. Suli
par herb meo at tjpre @iponins /
Marten meo en- 8usn, ioripenpt meo
to unabeIte, ba oi5ie auereoe inOe i
@aaroen, bleu uitprlise % faiieoe
Suanen ON. llbeloispis tom Yisen
IND uuber Oenne % bleu osrpeo i ben
@rao lemlelet, at fun aisit ueo 9rs
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

arOialg. Giait9iuer BOD SOlbpl
bar ior upIis iOlst fin aro meD tlls
bprenoe Sape til Ell WaHo ira Amss
ella iur Ell &jgbeium al $4,000 Niarf.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

SrDcsfribeb. Sra Gepreientanten
Sans anoerien iorellgser Der ct @ruurs
lopsfOrllag, bpOreiter Der / @runolps
peus Yarasrai 2 ital iuOtu9es Seltems
melie ON, at ~aQe Jieli9lous iamiuno
baue fri &elislpusppelie inoeu Sous %
9GrbarbeoS @r9nier."
Snoen SOHItitutlpnsfomiteen pil Sen.
ltreilertauet femme for bette 6urllas,
meoens bet fpnieruatioe Wtinoretal holz
Der pna, at @runOlOueuS Yarasrai 2
bIbebOloes / lin uuo9renoe GDoelIe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
Gtatsbanerne. ajpbenbapn, 2oeu

S11IsUnIItrHt. I~JDUtHVuUH, ZutN
SUM. a%onitruftsr 6. s. 6. 9tasmus.
len psb observation-disclosures Sontpr /
aisbeubapn er iorflpttet til Narbu5
meo Sieneite uuber lite Maifin iettipn.
Surnumerar gipirant, Cand. polyt.
6. 6. Suuberup peo Watlnaioelin9en
i slarbus iOrilpttet til Siobenbauu meb
9ienelte paa Waitiu6eien5 &ontor.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
sitter ell SernnnSe inOfipbt til

sitter Ell S~ernItnSe inbfiebt til
9iaeiauo. Sr. StibSreoer 3t. Sens
l1ien M. Il. bar / bisie Gage i Garoiii
fipbt ct Sernltib, tort 1915 Cons, for
Ell aipbeium al ca. Sir. $4,000.
Stibets 5srer er Sr. SfIbstapteln
Ssm. gnoersien, tiolisere 5prer al
Bart "Sebe." aapt. Inoersien er al
lereoe aireiIt for at poertase 6artDlet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

2GrerfaIoelir. 9iotiluerenoe 22s
rer ueo 0tibifuu StoLe, 0tesiinge Spgn.
Sgrgeu Slaiam Glen er faloet III
SfolelGrer % SIrteiau9er i StOliteo,
6pus Stiit.
= Semlnariit s.. z. 9apioieu er
taloCt iii 9luosnlerer peo Sfplen i
9ausua, 2ausaa Sp9u, MiooeIiom
Serreo.