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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-04

WASHING-Wanted, to go out washing and
ironing by the day take home; gives
satisfaction. Mrs. w. A, 43S Aurora av
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-04

WASHING-Work wanted by woman who
goes out washing. ironing and house-clean-
ing. Inquire at 515 ST. Peter ST., in rear.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-04

STENOGRAPHER-Yo lady stenographer
desires a position; has had experience; will
furnish machine if necessary. NJ. L., SO
East Third ST.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-04

SEVENTH ST., 151-Over Rockaway Restaur-
ant-Furnished front rooms suitable for
light housekeeping; also single rooms by
day or week or month
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-04

HAMLlNE.
Hamline Pharmacy. ...... $50 Smelling av.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-04
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAL

HOUSEWORK-A girl, IA, would like place
to help with light housework. 32S Harrison
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

SgHlIf Samson's digestion had been out Of
order and his blood impure, there would
probably have been different story to tell
about the lion. Men, nowadays, do not or
dinarily have to wrestle with lions. But
there are business problems to struggle with
and business difficulties to overcome, that
are calculated to test their strength and en-
sdurance fully as much, if not more, than the
lion did Samson's. A man to be successful
must be in good physical condition. This is
rs true of the man who works with his mind
as Of the man who works with his muscles.
8 The man whose brain is poisoned with i'm
pure blood will suffer from headaches and
be listless and lacking in energy, unfit for
business, unfit for pleasure. DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery stimulates the di.
sgestiye organs, invigorates the liver, soothes
md strengthens the nerves and fills the
arteries with the rich, red, pure blood of
health II restores waning energies It
builds up strength. 1t makes sound, healthy
flesh. Il should be taken by every man
sor woman who is weak, sick, run down,
amaciated, bloodless, nerveless, miserable.
Druggists sell it.
u Miss Julia Ellis, Of Faith Mclean Co., KY,
writes ~ After suffering for long while with
u lingering disease, was advised to try Doctor
5piefce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Med
licai Discovery took talr bottles Of the Pre-.
ecrip.son, .nd three Of the Discovery and
% ~. IWeigh one hundred and twenty pounds.
Ayear ago 4 weighed 81 pounds. It has been
~ eSinae since Idiscontinued the medicine.
I'll pssise e wherever 90. feel better than
70 - IT, ! -. : grees Sesl 2 yosr voa.
81 ll11iE = O. ~ advire Which - 6
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

~ ~ such things are small table or stand
covers of satin or silk heavily embroidered
wish gold. Sometimes they are only IS
.in1hes square, and they range from that
size upward Those of the smallest dimen-
sions make beautiful cushion covers, and
as they come in all varieties of color there
Is room for wide choice. The scarlet,
black, yellow and old rose ones are perhaps
the most effective, although the greens,
too, are charming. = j5%s ny ~
An illustration Is given Of a neat and
pretty costume for q girl ~ years old.
It Is of French blue cloth, and the
skirt forms two stitched folds at each
side, the edges being adorned with
clusters Of gold buttons. The short sack
has double fronts and a high, turned over
collar bordered with stitching, the frones
being ornamented with gold buttons. But
tons are also placed at the wrist of the
sleeves. The chemisette is of plated white
silk, the high belt Of blue velvet The tabs
of the collar are also faced with velvet.
The blue felt hat has l. band and chou OF
blue velvet and an aigrct of white quilts.
JUDO CHOLLET.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

spiced seasonings, are to beavoided. Bread
and vegetables are to be largely INDUCED
in. as well as beer, milk and cream. A
great deal of sleep must be taken, and all
nervous excitement must be avoided.
Cha1nois gloves of good quality are
durable and economical investment, either
in white or yellow, for they wear well and
NAV be washed whenever they become
dinry. Ordinary white soap and warm
water make them as good as new. They
are put directly in the soapy water and
rubbed until they are clean, then rinsed,
squeezed in towel, pulled In shape and
hung up to dry.
IA picture Is given Of novel bodice 1t
ii ar broche silk having an old gold design
on : white ground and violet velvet. The
beok Of the silk corsage is plain, the front
n carried across TO the right shoulder,
where IL IL draped and forms sort Of bow.
The sleeves a1.l full corselet are Of vaolee
valyee ahp Ilaisel epaulets being of bcoche
~ r. drapsd ak collar paak1lnOg -
1,7 n1oenA - G1ssvo - 111lDl aefhe
\ 1Gl1 r. = nm . - Il /;
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

A commission man at Detroit,
this state, charges the state game
warden at that plac, with accept
ing brides from him, and then
seizing the birds h. was bribed to
let 20. Chief Warden Fullerton
will make all investigation of the
case, and see if there have hsen
any such side plays. Fullerton
says that the Detroit dealer has
practically tried to induce him to
allow game to be shipped contrary
t. law. 1t is certain that some
game gets out CT the state unlaw.
fully, but this is not surprising,
considering the small number OF
wardens the state keeps under pay.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

Tie proposition for uniform
'liqunr license Of 81. 900 inthis state
has much stree 9Th b. fore the leg
stature. Abill to that effect was
placed on the calendar IL the
5, nate a frw DAYS ago by "a votes,
only 4 short Of the necessary to
pass it when it comes up. There
wer, many members absent and
the friends of the measure seem
confident of passing it in the
senate. =.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

The photograph machines Of the
Kaleidoscope company, that was to
each blow in the Corbet-
Fitzsimmons.f fight, are il the hands
of the sheriff at New York await.
ing court decisi- n. The loss to
the company ifit fails to get tn,
machines released in time to reach
Carson will be greater than the
loss to the world at large if no
vi, VS. are taken.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

The North Dakota Legislature
has so modified the penalty for
vidl .tNng the prohibition law that
small fire can be imposed on
liquor dealers. This change will
probably result in system Of fin
ing liquor dealers regularly in
some Of the'citie<,, and practically
providing for licensed or fined
saloons. -... IT,.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

The record of the South Dakota
Populist retrenchnent and reform
legislature will closely compare
with the "busincss" methods of
the North Dakota solons four
years ago. The latter state is ye'
suffering from the effects Of Popu-
list management, and the South
Dakota Legislature just adjourned
has made as good Il record for
ability to loot the treasury, and
also to add horde of new officers
TO the state pay roll.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

The Inauguration number of
Harper's Weekly, to appear on
March -. promises to be notable
achievement in periodical literature
as well as a fitting record of q
great historic event. It will con.
sist OLA pages, with an ornament.
al cover-design BY George
Wharton Edwards, and it will.
contain a detailed description of
the Inauguration by the editor,
Henry LOOMS Nelson; a review Of
former inaugurations, by Col.
Archibald Hopkins; and an &C.
count Of the Inauguration balls of
the past by Grillard Hunt. There
will also be numerous drawings by
Thulstrup Hitchcock. Rogers and
other well.known artists, of scenes
associated with the Inauguration,
including several full.page illustra.
tlons; the front page representing
President Mckinley taking the
oath Of office, the double.page
,plcturing the Inauguration ball,
and two pages devoted to the
members Of the cabinet, and to the
evolution Of the capitol. In add.
ton to these special features, there
will be the usual contributions in
prose and verse, which have made
Harper 3 w eekly one Of the fore
most psriod ideals of tho time.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12
~ .T--. '--T q :
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
- kNmDti,DR. :.%.. j. r.. L

This IL the best medicine In the
world Tor al forms ~ Coughs and
Colds ana for Consumption. Every
bottle II guaranteed; 1t VIII cure
aud not hisap;,Oint. lthas 4" eqn"'
Tor Whn"ping Cough. Asthma. Hay
Fever, Pneumonia. Bronchitis. La
Grippe, Cold in the Hend and for
CnnsumptioD. II is safe for all ages,
Dlcasaut to take, and, above all, n
sure cure. 1t il always well t" TAX"
Dr.. Kings New Lille Pills in cnnnr-
ton with DR.. Kings New DirrnSery.
~ they regulate and tone the
stomach ana bowels. We EuarAn
tee perfect satisfaction or return
:. Ouev. Free trial bottle at J. ID.
Browns drug store. Regular size 81
cent. and $l.OO.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12
LAND VALUE RAISED.
EFFECT or IMPROVED HIGHWAYS IN
4 INDIANA. i5

Consensus Of Opinion Of tho Farmers ~
the Price OF Property Key to the Solu-
tion OF the Road Question.
That good roads have a direct money
value seems to be proved By ilafessor
". @. Latta'of Purdue university, In
diana. He asked the farmers of the state
to give their views on the subject, and
their replies, summarized by Professor
Latta, were published in the Quincy
ILLS. } Farmers Call.
Z Over 40 replies to these queries were
received. Az would be expected from
the difference in soil, surface ana dis
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher died
Monday after a lingering illness.
She was'S5 years of age. Her IL.
lustrious hus band died Ten years
ago on the same date.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

".Eldv," Stewart, Of Miuneapo.
lis, is adding to his reputation this
wear by refusing 10 cl an his side
walk. His principles prevent it.
g'tt'There are OtherS.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

The editor of tn e Anokal Union,
j. "A. CaswtlI, may be called before
the committee to investigate the
location of the fourth asylum to
testify to charges of bribery he has
m ado
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

North Dakota solons ground out
s.oue hundred and sixty one new
bills in the legislative mill this
winter. ..a
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applicn tiOns, us they cannot
rtucll the discussed portion 0f the ear.
There IL only Ont way ~ cure Deal.
ueas, and tl,nt ts bv constitutions!
remedies. Deafness il caused by an
lntia med condition OF the mucous
lning of the Eustachinn; Eut".
When this tuhe gets tntinned you
tave u ruinbling sound Nr imDerfert
hearing, and when il is cntirely closed
Deptnts4, Ii the result. AMI nnlpss The
ion can III. taken out anu
iris tube restored ~ its normal com
ditiOm, herring will tie DESTROYED
forever; nine cases out at ten are
.rause'i by catarrt. which IL nothing
hut IN intlnned condition Of the
mucous sufncrs 5." zI... :,
We will give One Hundred Dollars
Tor any ease If Deafness (cansed b,
,"atnrrh that cannot he cured hy
Halls Cntarrli Cure. Send fer cir
,.uIars. free.
II. j. CHENNEY & Co., Toledo. O
Sd Sold iy Druggists, 75c.
Congress will meet in extra
session on March Is. The Repub.
licans will endcavor to pass pro.
tective tariff bill, and vii! get one
through the house within few
weeks. How it will fare in the
senate is more doubtful, but the
party leaders believe that the
necessary number Of votes can BE-
obtained. 1t is understood to BE-
the desire of President Mckinley,
Speaker Reed and the party leaders
in the senate to transact but little
general business at the extra
session. There are some necessary
appropriations to be made, and the
immigration bill that Cleveland
vetoed is still popular with the law
makers. and it may be passed.
The party should pass the best
tariff bill it can, and then await
the results OF that legislation.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

BY an act Of the last congress
thu, government has been made re-
sponsible,for the value of regis.
tered letters.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12
HOUSEHOLD DECORATION.
Artlstlo Juts Rugs Table Covers Eln'
: brOidered With Gold.

Artastio Juto Rues--Table Covers Eln-
II br0itlered With Gold.
He,nstitched pillowcascs and sheets may
be obtained ut a very moderate price now,
Al may bedding Of all kinds. Fluffy blank
cts, white with pink, blue, yellow or rcd
borders, arc sold atwhat would have SEEM
sd an impossihly small cost a few years ago,
anu down quilts, covered with sixteen or
silk, are reduced III price to an equal ex-
tent.
Japanese rugs made Of jute are to be
found everywhere, and, like many other
Z Japanese wares, give an artistic effect in
return for IL small outlay of money. Be-
sides the usual mixture of different colors
characteristic Of oriental carpets there are
1ugs of white and dull blue, which work
INTO delft schemes of decoration admirably.
These jlte rugs are about the cheapest of
Any of the eastern ones. Next come the less
often seen Chinese ones Of cotton, which
are woven in exactly the same way Us the
wooden and mohair ones that bring SO high
price. The cotton rugs are also Of white
and blue of various shades, are very thick
and may be easily cleaned when they, are
soiled. 5, ,+s,t%. -.
: Among the many oriental importations
now to be seen in the large dry goods shops
a. we'll as in warehouses making special
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

IF Europe should have a war, it
is quite probable that the Mckin
lev administration would advance
the price Of,wheat.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

NJ The newspaper correspondents
have not, finally decided what for.
Scip., mission Merriam is tor ce,ve.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12
The iii st cabinet meeting Of the
NV administration was held Tues.
daysmorning. g:.

n Party linesywill rstrict'y drawn
IN the Wadtna spring election to.
33day for the Fl rst time.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12

"a The la Dor orguniza lions Of Butte
have placed u boycott against all
Japan se in the city. :.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12
USEFUL HINTS.

Directions For Gaining Flesh-How to
w. Wash ChamOis Gloves.
Black silk that has been defaced by wear
may, it is said, be made to look like new
by sponging it with alcohol and water. It
is allowed to dry without being ironed. II
it is SO much creased that pressing is abso-
lutely necessary, a moist cloth must be laid
over it and the ironing done on the wrong
side of the silk. ''
Large chirography is considered more
distinguished than small, contrary to, old
fashioned ideas. Letters are begun on t, e
first page, not on the last, as is the custom
with some persons who think that mo''a
fashionably odd. .s4 t.. ".a.. ~.
Persons who desire to grow plump are
recommended to eat and drink as much as
they conveniently can Tea, coffee, vine
gar and other acids, as well as highly
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
quo, Wclion Co., u. ,.

Tpltet bercmtriug, iom arors Steosr, 'orz
lsoer at islge meO Sioen, iaa 9oot De Ion,
baaoe / Stcle % auoet, icnt bsrer meo til
at iremme SplDsninsen iblanot os.
Gu Sanoioreniug bar MI arbelott iblafot
os ousr 2 War, bpiltet ri bar Dor ftnie
S~tolslGrer at tatte icr.
misunderstanding bar pt cglaa. Den be-
onnote fin 8~irtiombeo for ct Nor rosn.
Seo baaber, Den pil blipe til Slng9s ior ale.
Ten bar allereoc uoisrt ct oattert arbeioe
for Sbepeuns Weni9beo pso at inolamle
l,enae iii aluite / Menigbeocns &irte. 6or
isrIte Sang ienott ben fine 5onsr uoooer
golcu / SulebsitiOn. Maatte 6oreninSsn
tribes % pore is til nor 8aon ior hinge %
@amle. Ssbatiorsning er Der o9laa, men |
9inter bar 9siret umulissiort ale Stls
Iammentomter.
sunobeostilhauoeu bcromtrins sr bra, Dog
er Der bel life n~oseniteos irit ior Spsoom
"a beller life her,
Sipfe Nars slplins bar lille tor; Vlfn'
usmiuit 10 9uibels per Ncre al 6peOs, ans
ere Sorter bar iorfi,lis. griltn CT Dog be-
pr, iaar; bette biGlptr til, at 6arusrns iaa
omtr,nt pil BABE az fin Gplins ianns uos
bptt. Tom ifisr; men siosrns ipnss at pare
listoan. p ~
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
>ron Hiper, @iS.

s,r prrti tint gsir for bet meite ipins
.,, Qulpe ungaar, men Der sr ialot en-
H.. enc, iaa Snccn i Stopsn iisss at
S''" s.,nso fire FOB oDb. pec arbeioss
=, + net ~iortioen oaarlis bados | Stos
''-, antn, men Der sr BOG 6nab ON at
y" =, blipt beOre til Sommcrsn.
=, r. life npstt fort gnial Stanoinapsr,
s,p ber iorrige aar itiftet ell MORT
Wv ,t,, ION betisnts af 1aitor Sobnion
auth Superior. Qoitcr Scbnion sr en-
~, ma Manc, iom sr alminosli9 afbolot
.,,,, AZ oQe / Wenigbeoen. Ser CT ogs
". >, uorf Rpinosiorening, iom t9ltr omis
,o,p Replemmcr. Set maa life iorz
..,r,,s. at her ~itifteoes en- norf San9fores
w., iiipr 0st, lsSst at Wr. s. Telion.
7,rnt forenins bar 9iort sarfe 9ooe
..,rariof. % fisut Mr. Telion life er
g,,s bor ran rift fs at oGre en- uomrrict
o.,,r 3rpn 2ipcr bar oaiaa en- Ifboloss
f,..,ir, men ben trlcr lite ipGrt mango
s,a,rm,r, % pa Der er S%alOoner i Suer.
d, silp, bet orrs snieligt, at ret mango
.,n. INIT, ia til ben os arbeioe efter bebite
c,,, fvr Ut f~ororipe Oisie eaftens oulsr, iom
.,a,,sr iaa maneen Embellishments Sorties
.,f. 6n al "Qoiten1s 2Glere.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Gnibina, @iS.

Dir. % mrs. Snper Sortelitu / Clubbing,
99is., ieireoe @ulobrDlup Den l0Oe Dec.
Set bar oa 50 gar, iioen Dc blep gift |
sonespinecr, Norge. Sc Tom til Woot'on,
98iscouin, i 1868, % ior % Iar iiocn Tom
De til Guibing, Rolf 60, bUiltct SteO bar
prret oercs Sicnr. &c bar TO Ssnner, Der
beeee bar Tomilie % Dor Nrrbcocn al Tine
EorGlore. Seres ) Sstre cr ogiaa ulc 1ifte
% i qpce SmitGnoi9bcotr. TN Dor ! 6bis
caoo, en- / Wilpautsc, eli / ct. PAUL, en- |
Miuneapplis % ben Uloite i ct. Groir
Sails, 90i8. Sc bar 10 gcrncbGrn cg ct
9arnebaru5 @aru / 2iOe. De 9anile, bots
9l!oer cr, bon "A og bun y Iar, or bs98e
rate % uto goo @elbreo, Seres Ndboer %
en- Gel al ptres 9sru feircoe Sagcn meo oe
oamle. @aitor 9respolo al Nortb 9ausp
bolpt Ell for gnlcpninsen anilaaenOe Gale
meO Den 12Spe SopiDs Samle iom Ecrt,
2iaclcots oplUitc ban ct al bnm ior Nhleos
nir0sn Ireuet SiGt, Der ilog 9oot al.
9ruocporrrt fit mango potrc 8apsr meo
En1e ON enpuu mango l~pttelige Samprrs
Gage. eba5. Ssr9cnlon.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

Scr Dor n1onss Sianoinaoer. 1tt N saa.
ltaatt, at De uosisr en- 5reoieoel al gefolf.
nin9sn. Rprferm sr De tairiait.. qi buro.
osrtor bape en- norf Scrrtninasmauo. Seo
tror, en- inrrctrinss opgtis Ulano mto noaen
Raptidl, tunoe sisre GOD Gorrstniug Der.
Ser er en- Eel leoise eanotoartsr, Der pers
ter paa Rlsbtr. Seq iror, man tunoe .isbe
soot eano for $500 pr. Ruart. Sen shlioe
Tel az Maribal so. inobeiatter en- Sd az
ben i~antalote Sisstons decoration. Ser CT
Ell bel Gel 2ano tnonu, iom lite or optooet.
efttr NIT Siisn maa bet c1r, ooot 9ano,
'Grltet Itttfct for Notwithstanding, bo bet
er uon,urtet oslauo % tili9e no. til aoer.
lano. Ia bet M CT llofgt iii, at bet blir
frtt, iad Oil BET til 0aaren blipe optaoet mep
en- Sang. Sc uorfe 9itinser burOe erobre
bet Qauo.
Gor Dem, iom agtsr at taac Qano paa Qcfts
tanten Of Sisistons3 eierpatipnsu, altiaa /
Gittanten al Mariboa 60, gioro. bcOit I at
ta9e 9tien ont grittou.
Ser er orsuniiereoe MORT lutbcrfe Menios
beosr ooeralt i Gountpsta; bpor Der er Rors
Here. Sc fcte Msnigbcocr tilbsrcr 49cn
6orsreoe airte". @oot bar bet, ON bet ncrite
airteiOlt tnnoe boloe mere iamrmen, uaar be
to9 eano; oeroeo piloe Weniebcos oroniraen
% StOlearbeioet lettes betpoelig.
8. $. gueioe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Gn iorgelig @9noelie

inotraf / lllulf. Soroanser, / forrlae
ll9e. Gn S0'aaris Oiauo, Sobs. Mp.
rem Sambbeim, Der baooe egeu Stue
% boeoe eanIte alene, bapoe ON Snss
oasen beiDst ct 8ar gnmie SDitre og
ON apeloen ~be9iuet ii9 paa Siemu'ier.
Wien ban Tom life tjem. Smiolertio
blep insen opmartiom berpaa ipr ON
ct Bar Cages 1io; oa beepnOte man
at lebe efter Gamlen. os iuuot ham
2sroags Wiorseu ~itooenoe iaitirosier
o. peo paa Ell Sten peo 8ambbeims.
elpen meo en- aibruffet Sob, Der bar
~puerbunOet meb ct Softebaano. pan
iao Os itDiteoe Jig meo en- Suano til
bper S,oe, % baaOe Saoet os SGu'
oerne bar tlafeoe iait / Sne us Suite
paa Steueu. Get antdges, at ban /
ben merte apelo bar tnbt Seieu, gant
ia uoior ben bratte bpbe gluefant %
oeruuoer ilaat 5ooen fin al. SmIolers
tio bar ban baut &rRiter moi III at.
fraple lis op pnd omialte Steu o9 ietle
Yenbrupoet; men mer bar ban lille Or
tet; ban bar irpsiet itiel paa Sienen.
Spao E,o 9soen %inotraaote, bar man
life nosen Meuins ON.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Gr SGrin0 imitiott?

Spercsmn,f,t nm Miiorrriuo for Dem,
Der sr ausrsbne al Goniumption, bar orret
siort til b~stppslis Sistusion al De fore
9ntrs Sunobeoss RommisiGrer. Manss les
oeuoe gipenNabsmGno amer osnne Maaoe
at itanie Spgoonmeus llobreoelis paa uprats
till, os at Qbarmatopsen maa leotre Mios
lsrus til osns llorpooelic. Sr. Stspsu5 Sps
%iitoelie al aGannabis Satipa,1 ben S~itinoiis
SGringssaur, sr BET itsrite 5riumifriOt /
ben lGseuioenfabelise @ercen til AT iaa gugt
msb ben itrrttsliss Spsoom. SuinOer al
Silfalbe, srll9rsoe b%uablsie, er blspns aloss
les belbrsosee, og Der sr Tile longer noast
SYsrssmaal ON ben mur!tlias 9irtnins ai
bette piounoerlise Wiooei til at btlbrsOs
euuses Spsoomms. aitbma, 6atarrb, srons
fitis % TerOs: Spaoomme. Gnbpsr, iom
liosr al R9pui. Sp9OOmms, os iom isnper ct
Dot: Siamp, liant uaOutr sSteorab.p oitsn',
pil iaa 8sespisn irii. aoresis: q. q. Ropss,
poipsr's gloei, Robsfsr, q. ..
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Cattle 3pd. Grant Co., 2Nis.

Sea bar feet / @oiisrns ON Sncitorme %
Sulpe ira ole &unter belt iiocn Sttober,
men her bar ri prrct ioritaanet for ait Iaa'
oant. @i bar life baot Sue NOT til oimirs
oeliot Slroeiprc cnonu; men MI Ter oct 10
iii, at vi Hal Iaa en- lipen Sntrt al Siites
rem, oct CT III gauie iclot, men oa bet lioer
Iaa lanot paa slaret, iaa baabsr ri, bet lite
bill pare lGnge.
SunObeostiltanoen er rpnnfln9elt9.
Sen LOBE Sanuar i~ioitlsotn iii Slue Niuer
Weni0beo Ell Minoeoa9, ioln tent ol 1slenIs
mes, ioet oen blep @ione, at ct Barn bleo
osbt paa Wpoersus gaare. TN un9 Sone,
Wartia q. 6 Sobnsruo, fsot 6lnbont, esos
at Srrina ben l2te Sanuar. Sun s~itsrla'
Der fla A 9srn, Of boilte bet Dnsite par fun
3 lloer. Set blep osbt t Blue &iptr &ir's
paa gesraoeliegoas'n,
Qaitor 9. gtis, Stsocts 9rGit, forretieoe
baooe Saaben % eigtalsn. Y. j.