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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23
LITTLE MISS VANDERBILT.
The MilliOnaire's Daughter Favor
tie of Mrs. Mckinley.

The MilliOnaire's Daughter a Favor
lite of Mrs. Mckinley.
Two OF three times week magnificent
equipace is observed standing along the
driveway fronting the White House. drawn
sometimes by two immense SOrreiS. and
again by large dark bays. An impressive
looking eoachmau handles the reins and
beside MIN sits a Ciean-Shaven fOotman, who
is never seen to smile. This Carriage has
been coming 20 the White House since the
first few days after the Inauguration. Its
the outfit OF Cornelius Vanderbilt, the
millionaire. New Yorker, who has been
making Washington his home for the past
three moths.
Nh Vanderbilt has animmenSe house one
of the most English residences ia the city,
aside from the British embassy building
Just In the rear are the big stables, where
Mr. Vanderbilt keeps six carriages and
twelve horses. His COachmen and fCOtnIpn
number six all told The big driver and the
big fOotmanare for the bigcarriage: for the
beautiful red brougham, drawn by light
weight horses, smaller men are on the box
Just why the Vanderbilt carriages are 50
often at the White House has puzzled a
good many people who daily pass through
the grounds II was known that the family
Is in deep mourning, and SOuIbeT black liv-
cries are worn by the cOachmen and foot
men, and neither Mr.. nor Mis- Vanderbilt
have visited since they came to Washington
There is a little Miss Vanderbilt howeveE,
not over dozen years old, 10 whom Mrs.
Mckinley has taken a fancy, and the little
lady comes to the White House and enter
tains herselfand Mrs. Mckinley two or three
times week. She is accompanied by n
maid al ways, and the fo0tman stands atat-
tcntion under the porte cOChere while his
mistress Sinside The Vanderbilt carriages
are the finest ever seen in Washington. and
Miss vanderbilt comes in different one
every week The red brOughaaa Is the pref
tiest OF thelOt and seems more suitable CO
young miss than the tig barcucbe that she
fredue ntIy drives in.
The stay OF the Yanderblts in Washington
is cIra wi ne to close andthey VIII soon shat
up their house and start fer the North tits
said they are harmed with Washin EtOnasa
winter residence and may decide to ecas
here for four or five months each year
baltimore sun
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23
RACE WAR IN OKLAHOMA.
White Men Order Negroes to Leave
the Town of Davis.

Perry, Okla, April 23.-The trouble be-
tween whites and blacks has broken out
in the town of Davis, and the negroes have
appealed to the Territorial authorities for
protection.
On Saturday night last Charles Mccormick
(white) was murdered and robbed by ne
gro named Frank Brown. The chine
caused unusual excitement in the yillage-
On the Monday following, band of
twenty-five white men, masked and heav-
lily armed. visited the houses OF all the
negroes in town and warned them to leave
the place within twenty-four hours under
penalty Of mob violence.
Brown split Mccormick S head open with
anax. The officers pursued him, and after
a search found him in a creek under ledge
OF rocks, and buried in sand an d water. The
grand jury has been summoned to indict
the leaders OF the mob
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23

Mrs A. Tween, residing at 72O Henry
stree, Alton, III. suffered with sciatic
rheumatism for over eight months She
doctored for it nearly the whole of this
time, using various remedies recommended
by friends. and was treated by the physi-
clans, but received no relief She then
used one and half bottles of Chamber
lains Pain Balm. which effected COM
plete cure This is published at her re-
quest, as she wants others similarly afflict-
ed to know what cured her. The 25 and
so cent sizes for sale by Henry Evans,
wholesale and retail druggist, 93S F
street aud Connecticut avenue and S street
northwest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23

Several Men Killed in n How AT
Cloud Chief.

Perry, Okla, April 23.-Tom Keys, a
white man, may he lynchcd at Cloud Chief,
Okla, a small town southwest OF here for
the shooting of sheriff and tw o deputies.
Monday OF this week, being the fifth ami
veTSary of the opening Of the Cheyenne
country, the day was celebrated 10y gam
hlers and frontiersmcn by "a big debauCh.
About O'Clock row occurred between
Keys aud John Richardson, couple of
toughs, She Morrison, and several
deputies
Richardson was shot four times through
the body aud died later. Sheriff Morrison
was shot through the body just above the
heart and will probably die.
One deputy is dead and the other Wilde.
The people axe greatly excited ana viii
lynch Keys.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23

Two years ago r. ]. Warren, druggist
at Pleasant Brook, N. Y, bought a small
supply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
lie sums up the result as follows: at
that time the goods were unknown in this
section. Today Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is q household word IL is the same
in hundreds of communities Wherever the
good qualities OF ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy become known, the people will
have nothing else. For sale by Henry
Evans, wholesale and retail druggist, 933
F street and Connections avenue aad s
81 rect northwest.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23
EASTER DANCE Az ROCKVILLE.
4 Large Contingent of Washington
Bellies and Beaux Present.

Rockville, Nd, April % The Easter
dance given by the young men Of this place,
Wednesday night was the most enjoyable
OF the series, and was largely attended,
by Washingtonians and young people from
the surrounding counties.
Among those present were: Misses Da-
lnelle, Miss Rrawner, Miss Russell, Miss
SwOrmstead, Misses Lulu and Blanche Lay,
Miss Annie Watkins and Miss Cora Slower,
of Washington, ID. c.; Miss Luty. OF Lees
burg, Va; Miss Josephine Glasscott, Tako-
ma Park; Miss Keys, OF Linden; Miss Mama
kce and Miss Little, OF Kensington; Miss
Bessie Mackal, 0lney; Miss Frances Gnf
fifth, Unity; Miss Lena WarfieId, Laytons-
vile: Miss Rosalic Johns and Miss Eta
Grant, The Plains, Va. Mrs. Hatterslcy
W. Talbot, Miss Nloliie Harlan, Miss Johns,
Miss Daisy Mason, Miss Rosa, Maggie and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23
HYMEN'S BUSY DAY.
Pennsylvania Pastor Marrics Four
Couples in Forty-five Minutes.

Union Hill, Pa, April %. Rev. Her
man Schoppe, pastor OF st Johns Evan
gelical Church OF Union Hin, broke al
records ia the MARI wing line last nighi and
united four couples at their homcs in
different parts OF she town in exactly forty
five minutes from the time he started hiS
first ceremony.
4 coach ald pair OF horses Were ut tine
pastors disposal, and they wer" kept IL
sharp gallop to permit the minister to
fulfill his eng6 gemcnts
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23
THE ARMENIANs ACQUITTED.
The Alleged Murderers of Bicycl.st
LenZ Set Free.

LEM Set Free.
The Department OF State has been nOti-
fled by Consul BcrgholI, at Erzeroun. Tur-
key, that the three Arnenians and one
KurJ, who were recently tried for the
murder of young Lenz. were acquitted.
LEM was an American bicyCliSt, VINO was
on a wheeling trip around the world. He
was founl murdered, ana three ArmeniauS
ana Kurd were arrested.
They gave bail ana forfeited il, ana
while in hiding were tried I he Turkish
law does not make ii imperative 10 have
an accused present The reason given
for the aCqulItal was want of sufficient
evidence.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23
More Trouble on seventh Street.

More Trouble on Seventh Street.
If you will stop In Tennille's, 709 Seventh
street, and see the crowds being fitted
up in Spring Suits, you will doubtless avail
yourself OF the low prices 1T which he is
selling. There is no question that his prices
and quality lead them all. Look at top
of sixth page for bargains. Tennlle is al
ways on top.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23

Static Electricity is the only proper treat
ment for RheUmatism, Lumbago, Sciatica
Gout and all Nervous diseases. 1t is ap-
proved and recommended b. the medical pro-
fessiun. Dernatologist Woodbury., / q
West 42d ST., New York. has a large In
fluence machine for the treatment OF thest,
diseases. Consultation free; charges m0tl-.
crate
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23
STERN :
Retiring Sale.
hI
Bargains for
Saturdays Shoppers.

Our Retiring Sale offers extra
ordinary price Inducements.
Prices that viii please ecuRomi-
cal folk nightly. Bring this
uice list as a guide.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23

SI.25 To Baltimore and Re- S1.25
turn via PennSyIvaHia Railroad.
Tickets will 5e sold Saturday and sun
day April 81 and -. and viii BE- saIid
for return passage until Monday, April %,
gOcd Oh any trai0- Gp2O-5t,enl
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23
UNDERWRITERS.

j. Nj LEE.
UNDERTAKEN.
1872 Pa Ave. NV.
Fifkt-Class service phone, 13S3
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23
Morning and Sunday Times
IS Cents a rlonth.
DIED.

FIFTELn-On Thursday. A pml %, 1897.
at Garfield Hospital, MRS SALLIE F.
FIFIELD, wife of Mr.. Joseph n Fifieh
Baltimore papers please copy. 1t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23
RHEUM TlSM
Neuralgia, Gout, and Dyspepsia
cured with PoIyntce Oil
BN INOCULAIIUN.

Temporarily every day from 10 TO and
z To ), lTI6 St.nw
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23
IN MEMORIAM.

RAED Y In loving remembrance of my
heaT hrotltrr. Daniel Racuy. who departed
this LIE oac year ago today. April - l $50.
It's hard 10 break the tender cord,
When love has bound the heart:
It's hard, So hard, t. speak the words
Must we forever part?
DEAREST iuNPh nae. We nave laid thee
In the peaceful graves embrace;
But thy memory win be cherished
TIL we see thy heavenly face
BY his loving sister.
MAGGIE
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23

The Young W %hq 3bt through ige sx6r
---------- sanCe OF youthful spirits,
have been unfortunate, and find themselves
In danger OF losing their health, ambition,
their lives. .a
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23
All Diseases ola Special Nature Prompt
ly. Privately ami Permanently Cured.

The highest fee charged by DR. Walker is
SO. 90 month, and includes all medicines.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23

DAILY OFFICE HOURS, 10 TO 5; Sun
days, Toto IL: Monday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evenings, q To g.
RS- CONSCLTATION FRIE. ga
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-23
Treats With Skill
Born of Experience
Skin and Blood Diseases.
Nervous Debility is mo perhaps pToi Sfs

ana SUFFERING among mankind Three
foufths of the chronic complaints which
make life miserable can be traced To some
FORM ofNEkVQUS WEAKNESS. 1t is con-
fined to no age or sex
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-11-27

grizzled and infirm veteran declsreds 10
accents OF nuutterable pride, ''Ofm the
woi!d-lcokin' divil in the Eighth Hus
sars that We can see in Miss Thompson 9
picture. Ye wouldn't be thinain' that
same now, but ut's thrue" He was ex
actly like Mulvaney run TO seed.
There is JOY in the house Of Bass be-
cause the Queen has granted special
patent OF remainder TO Lord Burton's
only child, Nellie. whereby the pserage
is to descend TO her small SOC. The
peers brother. that very rich person.
the Hon. Hamar Bass, NJ p. is perhaps
not quite Sd much pleased; but he is to
have the blronetage that belongs to the
family.
Another member OF the smart Beer
age"-Lady Ardilaun-has given her
name to very lovely new carnation.
which amateurs are now securing with
all speed, this being the right planting
time. 1T is most uncommon. orange
apricot with markings Of light lavender
or helio:ropc. and elegantes are begin
ming to look forward to bouquets OF it to
harmonic with court and evening gowns
in the fashionable mauve tints. The
Duchess of Portland and the Roths-
Oh Ids are going in for it. 1t is being in-
troduced by Mr.. Weguelin, Of Torquay,
who seems to be the guide. philosopher
and friend OF all the smart women who
grow carnations. He has just named
another lovely flower after Lady Cadc-
gan, AMI the Vice Queen of Ireland has
written him very cordial letter OF
thanks. Another OF his friends is the
Duchess of Portland, whose lovely face
wildly special permiseion-form the
frCntispiece to his forthcoming book on
carnatiob culture, which will be an elab-
crate work and will be dedicated to her.
Certainly the growing OF these flowers is
becoming a fashionable craze. am
told that We owe it primarily to your cx-
ample. II so we must thank you. for it
is productive Of much pleasure, espe-
cially as these obliging plants thrive in
cities even better than in some country
districts. The smoke actually seems to
agree with them. so they give Joy TO US
poor lowr-dwellers.
ApropOs of the production Of 'Diar-
MIDI" it is an amusing fact that Lord
Lorne, according to his own profession,
knows nothing of music. Il don't know
the difference between God Save the
Queen and Pop Goes the Weasel" he
said once. Perhaps that is why his ly RIGS
are so unvocal,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-11-27

Harold Why 80 sad. dearie: Has
not my avowal the true ring?
Maud-Y,s. darling. but my finger
hasn't az yet.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-11-27

Mrs. Darley-I saw an article too ay
about graveyard insurance, dear.
Mr.. Oarley-Yes. there is such a
thing.
Mrs. Darley-I didn't read the piece.
but 1 can't imagine why any one should
wish to insure graveyards Surely there
isr't much danger of their burning
doy d
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-11-27

Jaded Jorkins-Ef my bizness was
properly appreciated and remoonerated.
mum, wouldn't be a-askin' of DO hand
outs.
Mrs. Housekeep-What is your bust
ness?
faded JoIkiDs-rm a weather proph-
ct, mum.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-11-27

Willie-I have proposed to Maud Lex
Ington three times in three weeks and
enc says she doesn'f yet know whether
she can marry me or not. What on earth
does she mean?
Carrie-That she doesn't know
yet whether she can marry some uthe r
maj or not.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-11-27

1T is too bad that your husband has
got into Jail, Mrs. Tantrum. You have
my sy mpa,hy.''
Oh. / look on the bright SIDE of it.
Now j know where he is of nighte.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30
en- spinoe h~elbreoet.
eager | gg % gpgo bauoe iorsiG
pes forisBt.

Gornelia @rep, $40 8rOaoiuap, 8as
oucah. 8p., i~friuer: Seq bauOe uas
ret ips / 8 Qdr, libt al iuere Smerter
/ Srpitet Os itaois Spuebpine. Sec
trosbe, ieS baube GOniumptiOn. Seq
bapbe faaet wieoiciner fra 9oftOrer
baabe Der os / ct. Souls, men be bialp
life. Seq iaa Or. Sartmans Gpers
tisiement, % enoelis beiIutteoe ies mig
til at tilifripe bam. Seq iulste bans
Treatment, os er MI frif. Seq isler
mig beore. eno jes bar siOrt paa flere
aar. Seq fan life meo Orb uotrptte,
bour soot Pe-ru-na bar siort mig.
Seq fan life nptiom role oen."
slQe @~ibnssbprb, iom Pe-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing Company be-
nptter, er aste Us trptt meo Srepitri'
psrens 9iaaoelie. $1,000 pil blipe
bstalt for en eneite ialf gnbeialins
brust al bet. Seuo efter en- Bog irit
til Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company, Columbus, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

CpSaget Spp. Miot / Snnuur
Nlaansb blsu Der 6os 2anomauo rs
@Oitaseut Siau i 8Orup besuaet t
9pusri, uoeu at bet ben Gang lp,tsoss
at Opoase @iernlnssmnnoen. gu bar
en- POS etau ti.nenoe 9ise t%iliiaaet, at
bun life aleus bar uosoet bet miorar.
naunte 1pueri, men Osiaa uOsle flsre.
ienere / Suiet bssaasoe 9ppsrier. vi
Srpst for straf bar Iisen fort eiter
3iliian,lien orutnet fig.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

6narup. gto8le 8arle cg en GAM
mel Rcster, Der tiente hos @ddroeier
Tborualo SEMEN / 5aarup, bar i~orIe.
ben Giten til G. tibet Gag bOs en- Gut
Der I, Bpen. 9e fit aitsuens Ssh
liot mere, euo be hub, tnaIc, og eiter
at be oeo Mibnatstio bnUos taget Gi'
FEB, lusoe be fig til at iOue pan Mtar'
fen. Nntfsmperatureu bar U9rct ben
Sumle Rs9ter for lap, % om MtOrse'
men ianot man BAN opb, meoens bans
Suiretamerater beianot JIG / beOite
8elgaaenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

Sior 6aor. Sioiie War aiajt ben
inouel blauot 6abrifsns Arbeioere Tom
/ beie Soanet rpe%rproenilig niboIote
G6ef for Stoosberl Slroeinbrit oeb
GGoeu. 8 GOoember Wlaaueo iulsts
bans SuItru ban / @raoen. Tet bar
MI uiit fig, at 9Gsteparret iiclSe teita'
meutarIlt 8eliemmelie bar eitsrlaot en-
Gum az spot 100000 Str. III SCRIBE
ling btaubt grbeiosre og 6uuttiourrer
Ueo StoosbOrg StGoeinbrlt. SeluiOIse'
fig er @l9oen flor blauot ale BEN,
boem oenue %enstaaenoc Gaumilobeo
tommer tilgooe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30
Gu use

|. ii ben Gio, &c III bar til at berptte Zen
ben alimrtnoe Nnleontn9 at tiobe til ur'
|rS zen balCe Yris, ct al De prG9ttse Btanpei
|ar 1raler, iom ueo Geuturp 8idno Cont
hams Talit Tom / mine SGuoer utber Or.
he ira 7Omitcleu on at iGlge Dem lnnreii
ngi1t, iaa &rcoitorerne tan faa Git. Nut
Earctr % Grgler, iom ben fOrite Ntai per
ESsngSttO cr uiolgtc, ia! ifDl9e 2pmitoleuS
|Fnmmtlic irlges cper ct til Spiitbpbenbe
"a blirtr bet iorbi meo DC bili9e 8riier
"a MAJ &c bCtaLe iulo EriS til Den Saltoa
|nst, iOm bIiUer Spiitbpoenbe. Sra mi al
Ia til ben icrite gtai er Der Nnleouiug fpi
|r5grr ION guiier at ltafie fig ct entelt mi
||ssSaiOu GlauO til balp Erls, % Htauoer
Ia lr3lcr al iprltieIi9e 6abritnta cnbpg
|G.u balp grj8. Sab life oeune 9eiIi9beb
|rlIigge ZEN, 9eiuur life en- lisueuoe Nn'
Arrs i en- Ntennelfealoer. Seq bar / ierti
|2ast tall iol8t nGiten 800 Suitrumenter
19 bar Ill bare 115 igien, oeraf SO me Gin
|Mim 8ianoer, iabri.cret efter Salitteu,
Eaot 6%Ieroeparteu ma betales foutaut,
|sstm fan betaleS is muuueplise Slibsta'
zsr on goo Refereuce sipes. Suis belle
|:lnmtn betales tontant, 9ipes poerliserC
y &ycttnt Rabat. Seno IND gbcrs SrOeI
ml elcr tom iclp. 8arerne ma ices i'm
b tan tIipe pa%aitjpuuet.
Sans .. 8etcripu,
Gsfguee Of Gsnturp @iauo Company
4lO - 1T gpeuue Sputb,
WinneappllS, NRtnn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

WDHif. On @anrOmapo | 6leuss
tote Deb 5notsbisrs, Gbtiheifsr Betst'
fen. bf'p iprlsoen pna 8eicu III III Siem
iunbti I bssnoc 1iifauS. Son blcu
bruat I'll fl Sisn, % Der sit irur Bns
e.ter 2Tse. aort siisr at Z 0iior Tiet'
len, 6%u9lebiers. Dor iommst iiiiteoe,
~uoaanoeos Gbrftrfi,r Ieisrisu uosu Of
ORre fommet III Beuiohbso, Os ban
tunoe ioalsoss life give noaen Jortla'
ring pau, boao Der oar Nnriagen III
bans ulpiIeIi9c 3ilitano. Der er ai'
botot 5orbFr / Sn0eu al gitieoOmme.
rem / GGrsleu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

Sprgelig lllpife. Sorlebsn Tors.
bag iutrai ct lorseli9t Eilielbe | 5aas
pdng / @uobranosbalen. @aarobru.
ger g. 8. Iorbrum baooe en- Eie
i%frunfet iom 5slse al @ist os bapoe
ben Inleonins siaaet Meoiciner, ION
ban ituloe ia inb. Smiolertio tos ban
ieil af MeoiciHHaiten os en- SLATE mel
aarbolipre meo ben Sirtnius. at bon
afsif peo 3sben , 9pbet al nosle fac
Miuuter. giosbe, Der efterlaoer fig
Suitru % fere pprne Ssrn, bar Ga
Gar sammel.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30
Spp Sunobeosregier.

/. eors O~bsl9sssr Selbreo us arai'
ter; ben er iii insen Rptte.
2. @oot SumSr sier 9esemet sUot
os siuer lanst 2io.
8. Sunbe Tanfer sisr sialsn iuno
men SiGl os 2sseme er ct.
A.. ct Wennelfe uben Siubsts 2iss,
pnet er ct Glib uoen Tor.
5. Spao 9ioen bar icrbruot mat
gar foriOue.
6. 9poisbeo mob Naturens Suo si'
Der Selbreo o. 9~ilireosheo.
Z. Suuobeo % 9ilireosbeb imitter
bet iamme siDr Sp3oom % utilireos'
beo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

0elFugsr. Com 5else al BET
it9rte Sgiuunoe ben 29oe Ntarts bar
en- 8amnins, Der beitptter ben npe
3rf peo SernitibsUerftst ! Seliin9gr,
bleuen ipr9nst, buOrpeo 8Ctten bleu
iplOt meo 8auo os Sano. 3otten
bar belOisOis ierOis, men nbeIOst oil
i~oriinte bet pprise Suonearbelos mesei
betpoeliat.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30
6raus Selling | TO 2ensmnubss

bifriiter. @rau, Der M er belt i
seiitlis os iOmmunal Senieenbe, ital
iur e%toribinsst iorelaaes belt i TO
Observation-Disclosures. Oct enc SiItrift
ital eiter Ilauen pmiatte Sranbbu ps
9inselitao Spene os benap nes grunb.
BIZ; bet anbst 9iitrift iommer til at
omiatte SOusoiOsuet @run % itat tal.
oes Gran.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

Hite. Grbeioet paa Sosnitrup-
Ilbe-gars Banen, Der err taset | On.
trepriie af Snsenisr Sobanien, aj6'
benbapn til en- Gum al 80, 900 8r.,
tog fin 8~espnoelie ben 26oe (. g. peo
8inoerup paa Strafniussn melem
9lalbOrs os Ribe, os fra LITE Gpril oil
arbsibet bare / fulo Gang paa for.
lfieaise Steoer. 9il Gusuit 1898 ifal
Gulassst uare f9roist, cs bermeb oil
oa Nibeesuen, eitsr beupeo ct Snes
liars Irbsioe for ct 8aneaules. uere
naaet irem iii at TONNE / Jorbinoelie
meo bet fore Uansnet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30
HlprioasSauo.

jag 0nltrr al iGlse 500 glcres meaet flint
e''aIan0 vco q. gucie Jiioer, u9r 8bite
wy Sdnost bar Siper Srout % e9uer is
y mud 5armiuG 4tneapples, gitronsr,
s'aaasr O.i.n Wteset iunot. 99t peo
y'a'aHea. Stl i9lse biaist o. pua lang
~ Tar 9OlS 6Iere lps fig iammsn til en-
.''aL Seq cr iisHot mieo ale 6lprioa'
'''9sIo % ian 8tOe COB 8efeo. Strio til
Yrs. g0uts Bio, 223 8in6sfer glos,
gbicaao, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

Worberen Setter 2%uopigien al 9loel.
By ueo 5~lensbors er al Goiuoruerstten
for WOrO. NtorOiori6s, fem BOlotests.
iOriss % tenn SnobruOsipusrier bIsuen
osmt TT 2soen Os Is Vars 2ustbus.
arbeioe.
Worosren bar besuoeu ct Ilemt Spus
~oere3iItsr paa fin Samuiitigbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30
Ill chliat einriftS spnooe,

nibOloer lit Spupbempbe | Gmberit
sorlags 60, 8tS., ira lobe til 16oe Snni.
unNrte8neoe beoer ale pebtommenoe
s'fisr % Repreicntauter, Der gnlfer Sno'
uHoer bette Spuobempbe, at melot
y lrareIt muli8; men ibpert Sab inben Der
ft SUM-.
ja5sn Snotourterius fer uben ~igicunem
aES'rtegneoe % iuoen lite Suni.
S'lg8enOe beigr9eS meo Snbtpnrterir9
'5 otyti gIucs NnlconiHg. Strip til
W. 2. Wurat,
Nmheri. Yortaae Go, Mis
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30
Semt for aNpnseGen al sanRe

~V"' w VT V""FS
Sange. 8eo HHpuluseretien | Sa.
osrslsu blep iorlsosn tire uuse Nennss
Ter, 2anbmanoens 9bomas Sesiel.
berg os anbers Sesisn fra aieirup
peo @oiens iamt en- uns Manb ira
Groerup ibsmt buer en- glultt al 20
Osarf, iorbi be unber en- Gnstafnlug j
gintsr bapbe ufiunset iorbuote bnnfe
Sanae.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

Gibp. Carer !Siubie Rielien Gjbp
peb SosnIe fit fOrleoen en- meset beba'
sslis Su~srraitelie, ioet A Of SOsusts
@aarbmGnb ppsrratte bam en- flor
genseium. iom bar inoiamlet blanbt
Sognets 8ebOere til Gnifaifelie al en-
np Ssit. 8eboerue bapoe uemlis last
gaarts til, at ben Seit, ban bauoe, bar
pei sammel, os oa be ianot, ban tun
oaarlis tunbe unbuere en- Selt, ltiains
qeoe be iammeu til en- np.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

Strcifer. Gsbierg, ben lite Gprll.
Snsoteriuenoene Der bar ioo9 neola8t
arbeioet os iOrIau9er Ell 2imelsn al
35 Ore for Wisbelarbeioe % 40 Ore
for SpgnIugsarbeioe. 0ieitrene nRs'
ter at 9na bsiere euo benbolosuis 30
og 80 Gre.
@%rOuimebene Der bar liseleoeS ueo'
last Grbeioet o. iorlau9er WinimoI'
tsnnen iorbpiet fra 20 I'll 81 Gre 81
men, meoen5 Weitrene fun pil gaa mco
til Ell 5Orboielie at 9imeISnnen III 30
Ore.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

5~aoersleo. "Noroiesuigit Sjuls.
riberlas" astsr til CONNER at iOretasc
ct ialss fort Gptletos III bet ipsliss
ssnOerjpaanb (Danueuirte etc. Qo,
sGuseu for bette 2Os itaar aaben Og,
iaa ior ale fonseriite Gptliiisr. Zen
bsfienOte isnoerjplfe Reoattsr, Sans
8eterisn, Sabsrslep, ifal lsbe 9Oget.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

Gram. Ere uuse aarle bieD ior'
leoen nOterebe Of BOlitiet Dos @jeits
giper $. Maoieu / Gram for at babe
iunset IS ale be Bigger % 2anoe."
Be maatte osreiter betale en- Mulft paa
5 Marf; oa ben enc par biemmebs.
renoe / SOnserisst, MATTE ban TRAITS
betale Wulften.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

: Slabet "6iospolb''s 8eoattipr
er MI notraao OR. Gano. tbeuI. Grit
Sanien (Weblem al llniOnstumltern
Sr. Cars Snpituo fOrtiGtter C9iaa TOM
ReOnttsr. Sr. s. Sunobp nopnoiucs
paa 6oOen nf BIaoet iom bets Reoaf'
tlous efretRr,