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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29
"Held Up. the Postmaster of Kit.

Special 70 the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, Aug. 28.-Just as
Postmaster William Crum, at Kit, was
leaving his place of business at 10 o'clock
last night two strangers grabbed him and
tied his hands behind his back. He was
marched back to the store and the thieves
ransacked it, took all the money they
could find and also Crums $ gold watch.
He was ordered not to give the alarm for
an hour. Whe he did so messenger was
sent here for the bloodhounds, but the trail
was too old to follow. Two characters
answering the description We're here early
this morning and left for the south.
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SALOON-RIDDEN HAMLET.
Upton Kan, with Twelve Inhabit-
ants, Has Two Gin Mills.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 2S.-Mrs. Mary OF
ley, of the little village of Upton, Mitchell
county, has appealed to the state authori-
ties to lend assistance in driving out two
saloons of that place. In her letter she says:
1--WE have only twelve inhabitants and there
are two saloons here. They sell liquor as
IL there was no law, and totally disregard
Sunday. l hope there will be something
done for our poor families. for their nus
bands would sell their bread and wood and
give it the bootleggers.
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Candidates for "a senatorship.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 2S.-Interest i'm the
appointment of a successor to the late Sena-
tor j. L. George grows apace as the time
for the appolnlmtht approaches Among
ward for the position are Ex-Governor Low
cry SenatOr-elect H. ID. Money, who was
commencing in 1899, and Hon. j. w. Cutrer
OF Coahoma county. The appointment bv
the Governor holds only until the election
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SWALLOWED CARBOLIC ACID,
And Left Note Saying 1t Was I'm
necessary to Hold an Autopsy.

NEW YORK Aug. 2S.-The dead body of
Joseph Schillinger who came to New York
from New Orleans last January. was found
in his room to-day. He had committed sui
eide by swallowing carbolic acid. In the
dead mans pocket was a note signed Joe"
giving his age as thirty-siX and the address
of his relatives in New Orleans. The note
concludes: LAS we make our beds, so shall
we lie. Autopsy unnecessary. AS it will
hardly be necessary to bother to hold an
of my body being mutilated. / trust that
my wishes in this respect will be carried
ont
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EVILS OF CHURCH SOClALS.
Kansas Preacher Says Men Are Dazed
by Ice Cream and Robbed.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 2S. - Rev. ]. w.
Crouch, Of Kinsley, is creating sensations
every day at the big camp meeting going
on at Sterling, Kan. His latest outcry at a
service last night was against the church
fair and sociable. He said: The idea Of
filling mans stomach full of ice cream in
order TO tilch few dimes from his pocket
is too ridiculous to be tolerated And fur
ther. the church which follows the practice
will so into bankruptcy, starve the pastor
grieve the Holy Ghost and never have any
influence for good in the world"
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EIGHT PEOPLE POISONED.
They Ate n Watermelon Stolen from
n NeighbOr's Patch.

PADUCAH, KY, Aug. 2S.-Meager partic-
ulars of a wholesale case Of poisoning have
reached this city from Galloway county.
Eight persons are reported to have been
poisoned by eating melon stolen from a
neighbor's patch. Seven of the number are
dead and the eighth is in d critical coldi-
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Srecal to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Aug. 2S-The
Banner-Times announces this evening that
Harry w. Smith who for seven years has
been managing editor of that paper, would
retire The editorial work will be done for
the present by Nj. J. Beckett, proprietor of
the plant, which recently went into re-
ceiver's hands. Mr. Smith will continue
in newspaper work in this city.
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TOPEKA. Kan, Aug. 2S.-The state ad-
ministraton will. it is said, soon begin ac-
tive warfare on the coal companies oper-
atmg in Kansas 10 break up the alleged
coal trust existing in the State. Attorney
General Boyle is said To be in possession
of conclusive proof that the coal compa-
MES have entered into combine trust
and are operating in violation of the Far
reilly antitrust law OF the last Legislature
Another reason for the proposed fight is the
claim that the companies are violating the
laws prohibiting the payment of wages in
scriD on the companies stores.
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EXCURSIONISTS ROBBED.
of Dollars Secured by a
Gang of PtckpOckets.

TOLEDO, o.. Aug. 2S.-Thieves secured
several thousand dollars worth of plunder
from the dozen coachloads of people who
came down on an excursion train on the
Mackinaw road from DEVILS lake Thurs
day night George f. Whipple, a con-
tractor, living in this city, was perhaps
the heaviest loser. He lost his wallet con-
tanning a little over s. 900 in money and
negotiable securities. 1t is said that thirty
gold watches were taken.
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DEED OF A DEMENTED MOTHER
Mrs. Hutchinson ChlOrOfOrms One
Daughter and Shoots Another.

FLINT, Mich, Aug. 2S.-This afternoon,
while in a demented condition, Mrs. VIM.
H. Hutchinson, of this city, chloroformed
her five-year-old daughter and shot Iva
May. her fifteen-year-old daughter. The
younger died four hours later. The older
girl, who was shot in the mouth, the breast
and the hip, will probably recover.
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Orleans NIerchant Robbed.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ORLEANS, Ind, Aug. 2S.-Sandbaggers
made their first appearance in this place
tonight, when Bennett Cohen, the leading
merchant of the town, was assaulted on
his way home and terribly beaten. He
threw his money sack, containing 5000, over
the fence into the yard, and the robbers
got only $50 in his pockets. Bloodhounds
were put on the trail and followed the
scent TO the depot, where it is supposed the
robbers boarded the Chicago express and
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Independent Scale Fixed.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Aug. 28.-Simon Burns,
president of the Window Glass Workers
Association, is here, and has arranged
satisfactory wage scale with the window
glass companies of Elwood, Pendleton and
Greenfield. The factories in the above
cities will be started Sept. 2, independently
of the manufacturers association.
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SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 2S.-The gross
receipts of the Green-Walcott fight were
s. 000 OF this sum Tom o Rourke wal
colts manager, took $500 leaving 81 500
for the club. which will net nearly $40
Brady's carnival Of sports. which it was
proposed to hold in Carson or Reno in Oc-
tober, has been declared on.
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WARD WHlTEW
No Evidence that His Relations with
Mrs. Bradbury Were Notorious.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 2S-Judge Car
roll Cook to-day rendered his decision on
the motion Of defense in the case against
w. Russell Ward, Of Santa Monica, to dis
miss the action granting said motion and
ordering that the defendant be discharged.
on the ground that the information did not
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29
Death from Blood Poison.
pecial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal.
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Aug. 2S.-William
Gillespie. a Chicago & Erie brakeman, died
last night of blood poison. He had his
fingers mashed while making a coupling
about three weeks ago and they were am
putated yesterday. His death was very
sudden. He died in great agony. He was
a4.yfa
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The ROPnIar
MONON ROUTE
II Isns the to o"e"tCHICACOTIn,mn.ea e; I4s HOURS


Leave Indlanapos-7:0o r. M. 11:6o a. m. s:35
o. m, II 55 night.
Trains Arrive IndianapoIis-3;3o a. m. 7:45 a.
m. 2:35 u. m, 4:37 y.
Local sleeper in Indianapolis ready at $3.50 D.
nl. LeYves Chicago returniTg Z, at 2:45 a. IN. Can
be taken any time after $3.50 D. m.
Ticket offices West Washington street, Union
Station and Massachusetts-avenue Depot.
GEO. w. HAYLER. ID. p. A.
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TOURISTS COMMIT PERJURY.
ZOophOIe Found i'm the Baggage Pro-
vision of the New Tariff Law

BOSTON. Aug. 2s.-There is loophole,
or series of loopholes, in the baggage clause
OF the Dingley tariff act which has already
allowed thousands of dollars that should
have been collected from incoming passen-
gers on the transatlantic steamers to slip
through the fingers OF ;he customs oniclals
of Boston and other ports. The passen~
gers Of the first few ships to arrive after
July "A made comparatively accurate dec
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29
WHITE-CAPPING OUTRAGE.
Father, Son and Daughter Whipped
in Boone County.

in Boone County.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
NASHVILLE, Ind, Aug. 28.-The home
of Baas Sherwood was visited last night by
a gang of White Caps, and three of the
family. cosisting of the oldest daughter,
Lille Sherwood, the oldest son and Baas
Sherwood, were given a severe whipping
and warned to leave the neighborhood.
Trouble which the daughter has had lately
was given as the cause of the whipping.
Some of the party of White Caps were rec
ognized and will be arrested. Prosecutor
Shea, of Columbus, is expected here at once
to investigate the matter.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PENDLETON, Ind, Aug. 2S-The City
Council to-day let the contract for paving
the principal streets of this city. The con-
tract was given 10 Charles Daniels, of An
derson. He will also furnish the brick with
which the streets will be paved.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo, Aug 2S-Justice
Spite yesterday held that slot machines
were not gambling devices and discharged
the saloon and drug store proprietors who
were arrested on July % for permitting
machines TO be operated in their stores.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ALBANY, Ind, Aug. 2S-Irvin Jacobus,
while at work at the Albany paper mill
last night, was caught in a belt and so bad
ly crushed that he died an hour later. He
had been married only two months
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FATAL Ride on Traction Engine.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
BLUFFTON, Ind, Aug. 2S.-A six-year-
old daughter of Davis Oshenrider, south Of
this city, while riding on the tongue of a
traction engine, lost its balance and in fall
ing the massive wheels passed over its
body. 1t cannot recover.
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state facts sufficient to justify the holding
of Ward to answer to the charge OF adul-
terry inasmuch as it was not shown tnat
he and Mrs John Bradbury lived together
in state Of Onen and notorious adultery.
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THAT POISONED LEMONADE.
1t Was Made from Tartar Emetic In
stead of Tnrtnric Acid.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON Ind, Aug. 2S-Dr. w. J.
Fairchild. secretary of the city Board of
Health, has completed an analysis of the
acid used by the Barnum- Bailey circus In
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29
Money refunded if goods are
not as represented--fiigh-
class Groceries at low prices s

We are now established in our
new quarters, with more room and
better facilities for handling our
extensive trade.
We are more than ever deter
mined to please our customers by
giving them HIGH-CLASS Grocer
les and Meats at LOW PRICES.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29

The finest Ceylon Tea ever imported,
put up Il and l-pound tins, per lb.. 6Oc
Good fresh roasted Rio Coffee, per lb. 15c
Boston Combination Java Coffee, per
Hoffman House Java and Mocha Cof-
fee (nothing better) per lb. 35c
Crushed Java, superior quality, per lb. 15c
Leaf Lard, kettle rendered, per b.. &c
Choice Roll Butter, per lb. .15c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
every day.
Our meat department is the best
in the city. Nothing but highest
grades of meat handled and our
prices are low.
We are headquarters for dressed
poultry. We dress all our own
poultry. Can always give you
fresh stock.
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2:2o Pace; purse. $1,000 (concluded):
2:2O Trot; purse. $1,000:

Cresceus, ch. G, by Robert Nc
Gregor dam Mabel (Ketcham). .....1 / |
Medium Wood, b. <. (Hudson). )........ 5 2 2
Edmonia, b. m tHutchins).
Charlie c., b. &. Smith. h)............... 3 8
All Day blk. g (Maioney) .............
Agnes Morrill,. & IN. (McCarthy). 3 )
Spinalong. br m. tJackson) t.......... 8 !
Palm Leaf, br. <. (Newcomb). ........ 3
Emily. ch. m. (Geers) )..........,....... y 7
Bowery Bell br. m. (Bever) ........... 10 II
Clairmont. br. 5. (Shilinglaw). ........12 8 10
Eleanor. ch. m. (McCregoD ...........ll IL Il
Tfme-2:14i4 2:l12t 2:1i14.
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Star Pointer b. c., by Brown HAL dam
Sweepstakes CMcClary) ...................
Time-:30, ;59a4, 1:294. 1:59i4
The other races were, of course, OF Sec
ondary Importance although close in many
instances, and but for the superior at
traction of the PAGERS trial would have
easily proved a most attractive programme.
Summaries:
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
1914
pursninp nf anrnh9r.

3orbbGr or %iGroeles iunoe o9 %uelimu9euoe, bporfor Gn'
buer, Der bar Ell lioen SorOf9t at offe, burbe plante noele,
mango Ifol bet life TIL for al en- bel 5amilie Here Gauge fan
iaa ia en- ubmartet 3et beai. Sauiit er Der no9et Srpoeri
~forbunoet neb Gprtningen, bog life ierre, emo at liot itore
Born eobt fan opertase oct.
Nu er bet paatibe at trGfe en- Sronins for iefe Iar. De
Sarieuse, mani tlplanteoe ipoores, bliper ioaenbe, iom De or,
men alt llgr9s maa naturlieuis luges no, Noget, Der burbe
lie 9ebet of belle z omneren, % be louge runners fan man
oubrinee be Retnin9er, man maatte Snite Dem. Nen Oct cr
De eomle Seb, Sopeoipsresmoolet breier fig ONT. Sar 9lan.
tsrne taaet paa iontme Steb to paa binanbeu ~igleenos gor,
er Seoene opfplOt meb benz; Der maa oerfor tpnbes no, %
bette azores beNt paa fslgenbe Maaoe, men ferh eiterat oue be
~uolebeuoe Strneler bar faitet Roo. Gr Der lite luaet riatia
eoot for, Dor, bette he M, o. liot eter liSt oil Sioeituobere
fahe ie. 8 9eepnbelien al Iusuit Nlaaneb aaar man Ia
omiring / 9ebeue mso Sar. Sibeforsruineerue iriaieres ira
be gamle 4lanter peb at DC tpnoe StreneIer aftIippes, Mc.
eerplauterne rpttss op. iaites Doug os branoes. sQteu fan
oa ienere itrees ND oper Seoet, bpor be un9e 9lanter IN faar
pasielis iprebt ira bperanore. oar nan ~gulebnira ill at
panbe benz al % til, nil be mart pore irobist % foa ct trai,
t9t SIabbrtte. S9rieneene Dor bolbeS rene Tor llorrs inn.
Ill tent no pa Gotten, os, naar 6roit ~iuotrrber, itrpes Salm.
bcs, ~neoialSue Blade eler 6atteIie pusr. 9attet Tan pore
eanite tpnbt, tbi bet bet er lite 5roiten, iom ifaI bolSes nee,
tun en- for raft Sptsen %iorbinbres. @cS 9aarens somme
tases Strreliebaitet al qIanterne % ~anbrinass melem benz.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
Ertt tor nrm,
Tpnt ltner nf
NDenttntis,,.,

5pr &heumatism me osnne ms,.
beoens Sfref. bar les ct ipIbasa'
uitaoelist Msiooel, iom lea nv
SampittisbeO fan anbeiaIe TT nG' 90
lIoenbe Wieomenneiter. Qet,e piSr. a'a'
llse Dtiopel, bplIfet iss peO ct rsa, "
i9loe opoaseoe, bar enaano bsissA'
andre 2ioenoe. Gil ole Dem N.Y.
ifer of prBue bette WtioOel, oil j., W
en- 8rsuepaftc irit. s 9ittsburo SaA
belbreoeoe bet en- Nputbeter. S,r w.
iiOen Sorserfrisens 3io baoOs fl. y
&beumatisme. s GenteruiQe qN'.
belbreoeoe bet en- Maub, Der barn. ~
get tllienss / Is Nar. Z @,.g
Wiinn., telbreoeoe bet SIR. SsIis
uar iaa ifartt ansreben, at ban r,,' ~
frpbe omfrins paa SRnber o. RmS.
s Ses Mhoines, Sa., bel6reOsS, :.
Der. Sac. Sernbaro, Tom haube Iis,
&heumatisme / IL gar. :. Cora,
Wo., belbrebeoe bet Scr. Su6n. INN y,
upe al Stanb til at bep9ae grm u"
Ben. s Jalrielo. Minu., belbrsS,s,
Oct Mrs. s. Sabnotp, iom baub. TS
at 8beumotisme l 10 Gar. Rrs, mi,
. @nsel, 1916 8atteriOn 2lue, Ssl.
timore, bleu belbreoet efter 9 gors ..
better, ps eiter at bun i 2 Var lam.
maattet benptte 8rptfer. GUiiuSer 4
lisnenoe Selbreoelier er aiieOtpnns
oeo Sialp at bette ioIteli8e mcSr
builfet insen 2ioenoe buroe unoloS, !
prsue, % bet er Ell ianb &slii9nels ir
belle ben libenoe Wenneitebeo.
Jur en- 8%rsuepatfe iaint al uS,r
unoerretuins tilIfrioer man:
JOHN A. SMITH,
Summerfeld Church Bldg, Dept. IS,
Milwaukee, W,
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
6rit til De liDenoe GpinOer.

Sea bill isnSs t I aue arinoer, Der bar ~llurerllus
aibelier, gratis Meoiein til 10 9a1es SsbunDl;nl
res en- Il M pei S%ismmetur, Tom De fan be-
aptte ubsn 2Gasunorripseie. WeSiciuen er biGia o
,ibreber ReoIalc "a als eirnobers2toelisr. De
bar belbreoet mig. sfrip sit,r RaaO % SpIpsuiuoer
-NrS. 8. G. Sretter, Sputb 8enb, Sno
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

0a gictorid bar fire adr CANINE
bar bun meo admmsrpiger noe paa
en- aisretur; men 5eftene ipran9 leolt'
oo goonen palteOe, og Yr'nles'eh
bappe bel neppe iluppet ira bet n'eo
aipet. ON life en- forbipasisrenos MI
SolOot bapbe bdpt aanosnGrOGrslle
ga MoO moi til at gribs Gsilsrfs %
faaet Ssitene itunbiet.
5 5iOrtsnaarsoIOsrsn par yrln, i,
,ssien ube paa en- Sagtieilaos. VI
beftiat llpeir brpO op, Og 1opmalfen'
Der brqtteOes al Stormer, bang uo'
oper / en- furstruenOs Sitting. Brln'
IesIsn, Iom befanOt fig pad Dattet'
blep al 2uOfsn / al SaIt bra9t I Stt>
terbeb, - % / nGite Minut fdlot Ufas
item meb ct frDgtsligt grdg neo nsfpp
boa bet Steo, bppr bun bdpbe ltadet.
Od Sronntn9er tor Il Aal |'Uel'
itulbe reiIe fra Osborne til 9osport'
inbtraf Der ct frpgteligt Sammenltpo
meo ben tongslige Sagt. Ere psr'o1
nsr omtom peo benne 2eiltghsD; men
0ronningens 2iO rsobeoss'
) Guguit 1851 bar bun mtOt Oppe
/ en- Sernbdneulptte og freIiteS paa en-
pibunoerlig Maaoe, li9eIom bun itrar
efter lin SbronbeItigelie ogida 'too
anIigt til Gnfigt meo Seben, iOet Ses
Itene for benpss @osn iteileoe og itprs
tebe uOoper en- bpi Str9nt peo Seien.
Men 9rpnningen bar BED ale iltge
f~ritiite silf9lbe bebOlot lin adnpss
nqrparslfe og 5atntng. "Store Be
sipenbeoer," pleier bun at iige, Dir
fer altib bGmpenbe og b%erpItgenoe
pua nit Sinb."
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
sbcrlof Golnes 90 Salomp.

Gn Sieneitepige hos Sertusen al
Sutberldnb / 2onoon bapoe flere
9angs mertet, at penge bar forIpuncs
ne, fom bun bapoe lagt / en- Soms
mobe, bpiS 2aas par gudet iitpfter.
5ililut blep en- Sstettip tiltdlot.
Senne abpdreoe pigen ON life for mo-
9en al fine Sameruter at fort6ue, at
ban bdpbe pGret / Suiet. !0an merz
tebe nogle Mpnter, ION oerpaa ld9oes
i qisens Scmmooe, pg afpenteoe IL
mere 9esipenbeoernes lbpitling /
Yortnerens 8prelfe. Gnapt to Ii
mer Ienere fonitatereoe Bi9en, at bun
pdarD bar blepen b~eitiaalet. 9ele
Sienerperionalet foridmleoes, og De-
tettipen befalsbe benz at uotsmme tine
CONNER. Gn at be mertebe Wpnter
~gienfanbtes i 8dmmerpigen 2ouiIe
Dpatts CONNIE. Siltrobs for, at
bun pda bet beitemteite ne9teoe at babe
i~tiaalet ben, arreitersoes bun. st
Bar 0age ienere fob bun for 8etten.
0etettipen ~fortlareoe, at ban beitemt
9isntienote ben merteoe Mpnt. "Set
sr" - iagbe ban init panlige
Merte. 9per Sang ieg bar faaet /
SpOrag unoer lignenoe SmItanbtss
beber at fad Rebe pau en- SDo, msrter
isg Mnnten meO ct tibet j."
"altiaa bar De allsreoe," Iagbe
0ommeren, "inogrupet bet famine
Merte paa andre Mbnter?"
ga, ieg unOenber altib famine
Werte."
"Sfaafalb", fortIatte Spmmeren,
"tan jeg life bemme oenneSpinbe. Den
Mpnt, bun bar / 9eiibbelIe al, fan ir
bore en- at De Mpnter, De tibligere bar
mGrtet. Seq fritienber benbe perIor."
2ogiten beri bar umistienbelio, %
pda oenne Wuaoe rebbsbes 2ouiIe
Upatt netop al ben Setectip, ION
bupoe giprt fit beoite for at IGtte benoc
fait.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

9eres S~pmatine "S%usrennen" ylO. 5 pal
OF mobtaaet. Sen arbeiner goot oa er | oil
gelc iaa GOD, iom ri pcnt'oe. $3.50 Srdg.
nils g. graaten, 3eebr. q. 3at.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
1876

~" Ct 9oot al ta9e til, noar battlefront ~inbtraSer tenrnss
'u"s' Hoooer Uaaren; Oesuoen pil Strpelien, naor ben 40
"'FF '999es on firing Ylanterne, oanne ct "llnoerlag ir y
m0OHenoe Sar, iaa De Reenueir life tilIcles meO 3OS@
Sanb.
"'H ian o9laa AT en- ean,meI Sorobarieng eiOre emu
UNI man ol, 90 bette Tier %iaaIeoes. Wan fan ipaOe OF ha
oensen' lnmt'ot9 Oermco taite be eanle 9fanter i en- 6Hs
DC npe roOla'teoe 8lauter en- anocn, os pebbliuc bernie
"oul 9e'e Seoet er ~opipaoct. Saa battles reo Oeri ct ss
g00l ot@n0t So9l0OIel, De uuse Ylanter ieties p~asienos W
"'n0 ira 1oeronors, Aiten al De branote samle ipreoss ~
ooeF, % Der uonoes aittie. 0Pan opnaar berpeo at iaaa
"'oees nplpaoet os omplantet 9Griene, bpor glanterrs Faa
"s'0p loa lanst ira b%ueranore, TOM man Sniter, 90 5OrOnS
5ra9t beOre 5tanb euo for.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

CWyTyD CABBAGE CUTTER medsex
NANNN kuivP, som Alud ef hEas*o' san
sFbrTc isfIveT en- Bushel Kaalhove1eT pas AlhaWfI'
vssT man bar fsat Hdi BveiSe; hgeledes hshleT CUE.
r~SdsT Agmrker. Leg, Poteter, Rpddikef, Iurnips
osV nenf - hurtigt Arbriie Ssndl poft0Lrt IN 81
3fW ~ LISHER BROS. Eikhard~ M iso'@
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
Mnn QuTrktrr.

%aaren er ben 2io, ba 6aue % 9lomierelfsrc er Hm4
loE oasl'se Serarslier oper De gbcleeaelier, Tom %iott'uy
o'a9S Jnlettcr onretter. gntelte fan man fomute ttIi's '.
al orpee @'teler, Der bar nit is beleise; lieeuuerior '""
Oerimoo itaor mon aloeIes ioit.
gn COB Slanbina til at ubrpbbe f~orItieaise inaa Srp~
Spr er ben ~iaatalbe Kerosene Emulsion. Ten tasr Wv
poooe az Slnolns 90 be minbre Srme, Der er no9Is f'Flis
'8e SlnsSalie paa Shopper 90 Blade. GntulioneH Hua ~
Soa 'slsenoe @laaoc; @lau tager en- aop mep toS'H" !.
S'apeoano 90 'aar bet paa en- Slate. 3ertil iattss : W. NJ.
VS' Sero'sne, 90 bette SnbboIb rpites ristits itarh