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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
THE OUTLOOK ~ NORTH CAROLINA.

WASHINGTON Sept. 30 peciaD.-RepresentativA
Settle OF North Carolina. was a caller at the Re
publican Congressional Committees headquarters
to-day.
The Republicans expect TO elect four Repre-
sentatives in North Carolina. he said. our pros
poets are fair. although there are some odds TO
contend against. think the outlook will Improve
soon. ,,., .
asked.
We'll the Republican and Popuiist committees
have agreed upon fusion and il only remains 10 be
seen how far tho voters will carry out the agree
ment The fusion is upon practically the same
basis as in the last election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
coLoRED DEMOCRATS TO MEET.

A call has been issued by committee OF the
United Colored Democracy of Greater New-York
10 oolored citizens Of the State OF New-York The
purpose is 10 perfect State organization. and 30
discuss measures relative 10 the political and ma
terlal betterment of colored voters and to irGorse
the Democratic State ticket" Each Assembly dis
trct ~ the State rin be entitled 10 three de egates
and three altornstcs. The Signing Committee Is
composed OF Charles L. Brown. j. J.. W. Thomp-
son. II. O. Smith. II. j. Edwards. j C. Johnson
and =. II. White. The convention is to be held in
Syracuse on October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
SMALL PROHIBITION MAJORITY.

WILL NOT EXCEED EIGHTEEN THOUSAND
THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION.
Toronto. Ont. Sept. 30.-The majority for pro-
hibition throughout the Dominion will not likely
exceed 1S,C0O. All the provinces except Quebec
voted for prohibition, Ontario giving majority
of about 10000. ouepec's majority against pro-
hibtion Of 10000 is about Offset by the returns
from the maritime provinces, while the returns
from Manitoba. the Territories and British Co.
Iumbia show that the West is in favor of pro-
hbtion by a majority Of 1000 or 5000. The
incomplete returns so far give:
Ontario. 10000 for; Quebec. 40,l21 against:
Nova Scotia 1863 for; New-Brunswick. lo9Sf
for; Prince Edward. 6,100 for; Manitoba. 5000
for: British Columbia. 500 for; Northwest Ter
ritories, $50 for.
Even the pro-prohibition papers consider the
majority too small to influence the Government
to attempt TO enact prohbitory legislation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
INDORSED IN THE XHXIID.

The Amalgamated Republican Association OF the
XXXIId Assembly District met last night in its
headquarters. at No. III East Ninety and
Endorsed the complete Republican State ticket.
Speeches were made by Isaac Newman. the leader
OF the district: Max Hrschberg Samuel Schir1,
Emil Labishimer. Thomas N Murphy and others.
All predicted the election of the entire ticket. and
Mr. Newman offered TO wager that Roosevelt will
have a ajority OF TWO hundred thousand above
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
HORSES FOR HUNTSVILLE.

Word was received at the Army Building yester-
day afternoon that one thousand horses had been
shipped frcm Mcn;auk Point 10 this city, on their
way 10 Huntsville Ala. This IS the first shipment
Of lot Of Eve thousand horses which will be sent
South to the new camp. The horses will so South
over the Pennsylvania Railroad. That line sent
is own cars to Monrauk Point and when the ira ns
arrive a. Long Island City the cars will be taken
to the New-Jersey pier Of the Pennsylvania Kali
road and the horses at once started South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
CASHMERE BOUQUET
WORKS.
ne was substituted on the ticket In his place
He lives In Brooklyn at Fort Hamilton, In the
house occupied so long by his father.
COLONEL RoOSEVELTS TAX CASE.
MOTION TO WITHDRAW THE PROCEED
INGs AGAINST THE TAX BOARD HERE.

INGS AGAINST THE TAX BOARD HERE.
Theodore Roosevelt applied to Justice Cohen. in
the Supreme Court. yesterday afternoon, for an
order disseminating the proceedings Instituted by
him some time ago for the vacation OF the assess
ment made by the Commissioners OF Taxes ana
Assessments on his personal property in this city
The application was made by a member or the
Erm Of Roosevelt & Kobbe, OF No. Is Wall-st
Colonel Roosevelts personal lawyers.
The usual course OF procedure. when an indivd-
ua objects to the assessment made upon him, is
20 apply to the Supreme Court for writ Of GER
tiorari 10 review the action OF the Tax Commits
sioners in making the assessment The writ Is in
varlably granted, and the Tax Commissioners pre-
sent the facts which the assessment is based.
The affidavts Of the Commissioners are met by the
sfdavits Of the aggrieved taxpayer. and the Court
then decides as TO the validity Of the claim Tor
relief
Proceedings OF this description were instituted by
Colonel Roosevelt. but up TO the present no de-
cision has been rendered by the Supreme Court
The motion made yesterday afternoon was in
Special Term. Part H. of the Supreme Court. where
ex-par,e motions disposed Of. The proceed
ings only occupied few minutes, for. as soon
as Colonel Roosevets LAWYER had announced the
that ne would make no order or discontlnuance,
and directed the lawyer 10 make motion IN
Special Term, Part J. where all litigated motions
are disposed Of. This will make necessary me
fling of a note OF issue. and the case Will come up
for argument some future date.
When Co0ne Roosevelt Was asked last evening
for his reasons for seeking disccntinuance OF TIE
assessment proceedings he SAID: MY brother he
gan the proceedings without my kno" IeoSe or con-
sent while l away. When learned or the
proceedings ordered them TO be discontinued"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
MONITOR MIANTONOMOHS FLYING VISIT.

The United States monitor Miantonomoh arrived
here Yesterday morning from Newport. sne
anchored off Tompkinsville. and remained iner ,,
until 3.sO n m when she received orders anu ~.
To- sea again The Mian,onomoh. together with tnS
Terror the Puritan and the Amphitrite were -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
Sits AGAINST SECRETARY GAGE.
-vo N,NpAMus CASES GROWING OUT OF THE
RECENT BOND ISSUE.

RECENT BOND ISSUE
washington. Sept so.-Two manoamus cases wsre
fled to-day in the Supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia against Secretary Gage. growing on.
OF the issue OF bonds TO garry on the war IN - w
Srst case William H. Wharton. OF Jersey tlly'
saws that ne was subscriber for $500 OF the bonds
lie empowered the Produce aSvaaces
on the bonds holding them as collateral seer,
tary Gage refused 10 make this allotment OF po, JOINS
on the ground II Is understood. that me SUI
scriptlon was not bona hde, but was made IN inc
interest OF a third party. - =, ,,-.,,,
man and seeks TO restrain Secretary Gage from se,
ting aside the award OF many small lots OF ponoS
aeeregatIng 1885,. $40 which we're 10 be hano.ea
through the Produce Exchange Trust COMPANY.
The Court lxed the hearing for OCTOBER ~ ~.
Secretary Carlisle is the attorney Tor the plaln'm''
The suits are understood 10 be test cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
INVALID NOMINATION CERTIFICATES.

Albany Sept 30-Four more certificates Of nom
nation were received the Office of the Secretary
OF State to-day and all were returned because o
the absence Of the necessary internal revenue
stamps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Gloversville. y. Y. Sept 30.-The Democrats oi
Dennis Z. Lucey az Ogdensburg. for Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
0. T. cOLBURy DECLINES NOMINATION

Buffalo Sept 3O.-In letter TO The Times
Orlin j. Colburn, recently nominated for Senator by
the Democrats OF the XLIXth Senate District. de-
ciines the nomination, owing 10 iu-health'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
A womans hair is her glory

udll , udkl 10 hNi
Like her complexion.
much Of its beauty dc
ponds upon her general
health. Nine times IN
ten a Woman's general
health is dependent up
on her local health in a
womanly way.
Il IS an impossibiiity
for { woman to be pretty
or attractive who suffers
from general ill-health
TIE skin, the teeth, the
ewes, tie hair and the
carriage will tell the
story when a woman is
ailing. 1t is impossible
for a woman TO be III
good general health
when some local trouble
is continually nagging at
her nerves and disar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
WEST SIDE REPUBLICAN CLUB SMOKER

w
PLANS OF THE ORGANIZATION FOR THE CAM
PAGN-MEETINGs TO BE HELD
The West Side Republican Club has decided upon
a novel way Of getting in shape for the coming
poli,cal campaign. 1t has planned TO hold a series
Of smokers in its fine clubhouse at No. AZ Boule-
ward The object OF the smokers is TO anluse the
members and also TO help swell the membership list
The club has about 400 members now. and it wants
20 bring the number up 800. The first OF the
smokers was held last night. and 1t was success
in every way. The pretty hall was filled and the
entertainment was most enjoyable
Early in the evening the Finance Committee OF
the Campaign Committee held a meeting and
quickly raised $50 for the preliminary expenses Of
the campaign.
The nomination OF Colonel Roosevelt has created
much enthusiasm in the club. and 1t claims the
distinction Of raising the first Roosevelt banner in
the State The banner was flung out 10 the breezes
OF II o'clock on the night OF Colonel Roosevelt's
nomination.
The club will formally open its campaign for the
Republican t.ket on next Tuesday night when
rousng meeting viii be held IN the clubhouse
General Stewart I. Woodford Is expected to be
among the orators 1t is proposed to hold one or
Two OF these meetings in the clubhouse each week
Of the campaign. and two big meetings will also be
Riding Academy and At Lion Park. Colonel Roose-
welt and Lieutenant Governor Woodruff will speak
ct these meetings 1t is expected, as well num-
Der of other wel-known orators.
Frank Branard, president OF the Produce EX-
change is chairman of the clubs Campaign Com
rnittee, and the whole committee is working hard
20 make the o:Saniza TONS campaign work more
effective even than 1t has been In other years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
COUNTY REPUBLICANS INDORSE 1T.
GENERAL COMMITTEE PASSES RESOLUTIONS IN
FAVOR OF ROOSEVELT.

The General Committee OF the Republicans OF the
County of New-York met last evening in Mott
Memorial Hall. at No. 81 Madson-ave, and ratified
the ticket nominated by the Saratoga Convention
General Wager Swayne. who presided. had pre-
pared the following declaration. which was offered
BY William Brookfsld at The meeting:
Whereas The Democratic party, true TO its his
tory and methods is still threatening the stability
sloating defects found or imagined In the con-
duct Of the war and proposing to extend tne regime
Whereas, The Republican party. true to its MIS-
tory and methods, Is striving to promote the public
of his business and from depreciation of his wages
by preserving the equality in value. as at present
ton the trumphs and the sacrifices OF the war, and
by legislation tending 10 promote the exercise OF
e' wh eas The Republcan parts has nominated
rs candidate for Governor man whose persona a
Is elected his administration will be such as good
Nenh Se 81 Susie sRs sTS ''a0
Resolved. That this organization pledges TO Colo
s State ticket its Sincere and strenuous efforts
promote their election and u cordially urges 10 ike
effort every lover of good government
Colonel Lowell II. Jerome seconded the resou-
t,ons and made speech. Charles L. Reed was
the only one opposed the resolutions, but while
he spoke in criticism OF Colonel Roosevelt for hay
ing consulted with Senator Platt, he declared that
he would vote Colonel Roosevelt and the rest OF
the candidates nominated at Saratoga. With the
execution of his vote the resolutions passed
unanimously.
Resolutions were passed also urging the nomina-
ton of candidates for Congress who were for hon
est money. and urging the nomination Of candidates
for the Legislature who were In favor of nom
craftsmanship In municipal elections.
In brief speech William Brookfeld urged hard
work for the State ticket declaring that the Demo-
Gratis were going make determined fight all
along the line. and that the full Republican vote
would be needed to elect Colonel Roosevelt and the
rest Of the candidates on the State ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01

by far the most important contribution
vet made to Rismarcks life during this period.
1t Is not too much to say that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01

Washington Sept, So-The following Army ana
Navy orders have been issued:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
AUTHORITATIVE Amos,

ITO all intents and purposes autoblo-
graphical In that Bismarck personally
inspired rerd. corrected, added 10 and sub
tracted from the proots."-Geo. cary Egg'esfon
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Staponoer, 22ot Sftober. 9Grerinoc
Riliu SGoeraos blsp ai'at al Stdpunqsr
Stolsitpre meo S%oeritprsts Samtpite. oa
bun 1T 1T anoet Barn / sGgteItub. Oct
invertebrates fra ale Sioer, at bun bar en-
bpQtig 21rsrinbe, men man piloe bu pro
bet, booroiot 2Grerinoer meo Barn bapos
Ret iii at iorbIi / 5olteItolen. Gru SCI
osruos bar urlagt Sag mob StolsItprst
% foat fri Soaisrsr. Spsrrstsidgisrsr
Scen Oftsoubl er 6%sitittst Tom benoei
Sagfsrer. mems SperrstsIoliersr SsIs
0aue ital fcrs Sugsu for StoleItnret
SaGsn. Der pmfdttes meo tor Suiere5is
bill Itrat5 6li p~oabeQnnot.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

uoen nc9en ~ioruoaaaenos Spgoom cr
fhp. Sognepreit til 0rdn Gbriitian qu9uit
Sutten igaor afgaast ocb Seoen / en- III
Der al benpeo IS Iar. Qfoeoe, Der bar
fcot / 1911, blep tbsoloaiIt aunoipat /
1887. s 1912 blep ban Carer peo Ris=
lens Stole / Sriitidniu, bporefter ban /
1884 -e fter i 1850 at bape iaget Gramea
/ Sappiit - blep uonGont til reTiocrenoe
Sapelan til @ause. s 1864 uon9pntss
ban til So9nepreit til @ran, fra bpiilct
embece ban / 1880 pau G~nieGning blsp
entleoieet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Stprtiugets Suieicrier bar torrt9e
Wanoa1 unpsr Debat / 9lrbtiosororingsz
fpniteen. Rinoc piloc, eiter 6orlpoenoe,
at Suleferierue Tube pare ira lSoe Dec
til ODE Sunuar. sra onost NoIo hGooe.
pes, at 5sricrnc al 0euipn til 1tRaets
IprretninQsmGuo moGIts lGttee runme
liosre, ira Miioten al Dec. til be isr'te
Taae az 5sbruor, Zen enoelt9e At9ls
rslIe nal tr9Fss al Slorttnstt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

5bsologiit 8anoiout SaliSan Nlagnus
Der iorlsoen afgit oeo Deoen / Sdrps,
borg, bar feot / Sriitiania 1888 ca al
iluttebe fine Stuoier 1857. San par
ivrFt Carer peb ben 5orosnifjotofte Stole
/ 6olmsitrGno % haDos iiosn 1864 oaret
dniut peo Sarpsbor95 lommlnale Nib
bsIitols. 5 Surpsborg inoebopoe afosoe
/ en- lrnsere aarrGtte fOrftieiligs Stiain
ger inoen Sommunsu, ioet bar bar &c.
tretRr oeo 5ormanoiiubst, Spdrebantre.
oiIpr m. m.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Stien, lite Rop. Gn Itsrre Gieaooms,
Glnoel er igaar afIluttet, ioet 8oaroen
5dltum, til6erenoe 6r. Satob 4asldno,
ct iolgt til ct Soniortium, reprGfenteret
reo Sperretsia9fsrer glihfelbt, Gicn,
BONNER, Der beer0niss At Stiens 30 oo
5dltumslUeu, er omtrent go Wadl tor.
Den proiettersoe GbdusIss fra StotFps til
Stien bill tomme al gda tuers oper ben.
Sisbeiummen er utstieaot. 6altum eie
oes og bebOeoes tioligere al en- GngelIt
manb Wtr. 9ropte.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

pdd Stan !6eItsmdrteo er prilerne
QanIte itipe. 5or fore aooc Grbsiosbcit,
betules 800 "a optil 500 Sr Smua
6eIte 6etales meo fra 800 Sr. Snss
Oag, 9orsbag o. 6reou8 iorri9e uge
Iolotes 6eIte for tiliammcn 100000 Sr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

&~riItion8idnb, lite Roo. Sdgsu MOB
Den 1SaariSe Ears ll9luuoitur. tiltaIt for
meb SperlGg at BABE mproet @uaro6rus
ger anoreds Satobien llalunoitar. ABE
Sult / en- Stop peo 90lano ppsnfor 5let
~tefioro, photographers Gitermiooag. 1ilz
tuIte ertlGreoe ia uitploig.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

SpIhbsrs I aooalsn % z. GurodI bar
Ienot Observation-Disclosures ct anordaen
be ON, at Der for Stoitus Rssuin9 bpa
e,s en- brebiporst 2Grti1rbune ira Seer
til aonssitrsmmen pso Spirilen. Tn
Reputation bapos / ben gnleoning igoar
8orctrGos hos StutsrGob GspIanb, BET
ubtoIte. at en- tgl. prp. ON gp9nIng al
en- iuooan gans for 5ibsn neppe 'naoe
oentcs. 8srimoo uiloe Der uoen 3oil
blipe qioet Soncssiipn pad gp9nins az
en- priOat 1srtirrbans. 5 ben nGrmellt
5rcmtib oil Der blips ioretdaet be neo.
psnci9e gsrsgninger. uo'cnbt Nftieinobp
oelie % inb9ipet observation-disclosures
pOo ben % SIM. LANCE 9ane.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

StdpanQer, 7pe Nop. ct sngeIit aOms
pani meo Direftsr Robert Wiinto glad !
Spiolsu hdr tipbt gycitpom 3iutgrubsr
ior $4,000 srousr.. Scmpuuiet bar oes
uosa / nele optdt oriUpGroiQe Rso-
isrnsitiGrp. Gt at ojsIt er I iulo Drift,
Zen fsrIts Sfibslait giGIm ~GiienOss til
Gepeaitlt pm 2 Tiger.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

SOerlGrer 3. RDbus bar pad i'm botas
Mite Expedition / CONNER iunoet en- Biol,
ION antageIig bill piIe ia at pare en- life
ttoliqerc funoen pluntsurt. Den me in
terssfonte PIdnts er for 9ibsn unoer Ob.
'erbation paa Ssicn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Grenoal, 9oe Ncp. pua en- ~ertrdorois
mar Notwithstanding / ben nbe BON.
ulpsparsidbrif beiluttsOss at uopioe Nftic
iupitalen fra 100000 til 175,OO0 Sronsr.
Tdbriten bpggss~ betpoeIta iisrre enb eiter
ben cprinosligs ptan beitemt. qrbeioet
cr Iuu lun0t irsmfreoet. al 6dbritsn ianos
innliqpis bliper fGroig Itrats oper Rpt4
nnr
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

) Selioro er bdaoe llamann oG Stap
Sosins'on paIete til ReprGientdnter. Der
pdlgtes fun 8enitremGno. Der anpenotes
Sorbolospulg, og tun 9enitre bapoe an
melot 2ifte.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Nammerfcit, lite Hop. Gn np genitres
f~orenin9 er oannet b,ritsbs msb Sisbs
mano S6jetleir Tom TprmGno. Mtah
bar lite "forneiet meb ben t~ioIi9ere sore
ming o9 oens 5prmono 2Grer Sobanien,
Der M fun opnudcoe 6 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

3anoeIsmdnb Shisnnin9 / Stamluno,
Sofotsn, bringer Oisie Do9e Sanbslen
| Varls o9 andre itprre Sanoelscentrer
en- al BAN opfunocn aapieI fplot mso
2oritemelt til 6orrpeIIe at ublspcoe og
RIore Qerioners 2iostruft. - Numbug.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

25sqars Subiluum ION Joltetinss'
mRno bsnbolospis / ~aisbenbdpns She oa
Hrsoritsbor9 amts 3oi. ar.bs isireoel
forleosn Munbas at MarinsmeItsr Rapu
Ga Statsrspiior 9. 8insien. Den foitc
bar bog pGrst SOltstiuesmanc iioen 1854
men life / famine Srsos. 5 0asens IN
leonine iamleoss en- areos at 8GIgere
ais6snbaon og SiaeTso meo be to Subj
lurer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

s Sdrlss aommuns sr fra tommenoe
R9tdar palgt Tom 6srrsosoroisrer SoQz
n~eprrit, 9r. Alfreo Gritisn oq iom Dice
c~rbfsrer @uarbbruser Better GlioSIen.
Oct treble WteoIem al 5ormaaoItubet bIep
Siiter Serrif SanIen adrlse.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

9dorobru9er Grit 6onsion Siole, Ger
SirIes Jar, er ofgaaet peo 9poen paa lin
8adro Sdugum / Strsm9ooiet peo 9rams
men. 70 Idr gammel. San par opriuoez
li9 Dosing % boooe fit Nopn eiter 8dur.
ben Siple peo StdIbeim.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Rat til forIeoen Ssnoo0 ncobrGuote
SeIQeiens 5eqloGrt pao apernberg peo
9snefos, 10000 Stsn % ct tort Eager
at Rsr, Murs % Sd9iten, bleo ooeldgt,
pG intet osrdf bar usIursret. SsglpGrtet
pil lite bli ppfert ioicn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

StiGrp.f.bersn grdsierer / Stierps 90
9Dnosn, bpor Itubia me NnmeIoelier ON
aisfuno aigioss. ) ben iioite lib er
Ttierprt Here SteO,r omtrin9 Struptn OS
pso Sob6en uosnfor ~@pngseioet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

"6olmsItranO SampIdg % @eplsri"
bolot iorleben Nanoag tOnitituerenoe Sc.
neralIoriumIina. Sslitdbet CT oonnet inch
en- 9apitol pad 100000 &r. Selitabet
6eQpnoer I'm 9~irtIombeo ira Rptdor.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Bergen, lite Nop. Ndnoelsmano llrz
helm ira Saroop9er untom 2srbao til
M0roaIen, poa ZItiioen at G~rooebuIIen,
% oiloe Sonbag 9ua ino obsr 0ulsn. Sa
ban intetiteos Tom frem iaien. ~bespnbte
MAJ at iose citer BAN og fauot BAN till
HIT unoer ct Sieloitup.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Bergen, lobe Nop. Sme6ps 6ptel be-
Ituuenoe at bet o~prinoelisc 6otst Sme6D,
FAINT bet tipliasre "SoteI Bergen" Der for
ct Oar gor Iioen reituurereoss, sr ioigt
msb tilbsrenbe Snpentar til ben t~ioIigere
gsitnrsr al "Grano 6otel" / Moloe, So
burneIen. for en- aiebeTum at 100000 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Son8Spinger l~lloIpinbcrt eisr / bisie
0oge BEN forIte gegDnoelie til Sprcttelie
at ct pudtGrtt 9Gperi, ioet Der fra eng
Lamb er be'tilt biem Tom grsus en- @GbItol
al iioite SpiroelIe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Stien, 14ce NoU Gu icrselig ltlptfe
befrpgtes at bare bGnot pad llIefos Nut til
Sorsbdg Grpeoitsr 6aIpor 8omnGs bdr
bGret bprte iioen ben Sio og er ontagelie
orltnct. Prammen meo bans Roticeboa
tonotes SorsooS mellem lllefos o. Rom
nG5.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

0rammsn, 15oe Roo. Gn itor Stoieis
fabrit itaI unlrgges Der | gnsn. 5 Spibs
len for 5o~reta9snoet itaur @orpsr 6almz
rat. S%nobpbsIIen sr tiItraaot at Sfi6ss
rebsr gua 9isiteruo, 0drper Onsagsr.
5dbriteisr Cstar Bang % 0iSponen!
Grsnusberg. I~ttietapitalsn er lat til
100000 ar. Der pou BET urrmeIte er
iulotegnst. Broouttiunen er bereanet paa
100000 Bar Stp ON Naret.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

ger9en, 13bs ROp. Stssnsoulsfosien
Roroheimiuno sr iolot mob 1000 aronsr
/ uarlig Night % 5000 SrOner en- Sang
for uae til 9%isponsat Srobn. artitett
Seis / Bergen, og q. SunpUen / Horo.
beimiuuo. 6Oruoen 5osien er / SdIaet
inobefattet ct 6runoitptte pua bsase 81
Der al Chen neo til gDGOsreieu. antda
9eli1 er fosien tjpbt pau Spctulation.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Srcnobisms &ortsfabrit bar tiebt gGs
oer Seaoabls 8aorb, eore Satldnbet, for
$500 aroner. 8adroen itdl inoreoes
til grug for 6abriten, iom ~inareit itaI
finite i'm 9irtIombeo oioop.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

90oss, 28be Oft. Sorbsrene ! 1uneu /
WloroIdqen iortiRttes fremosies, men for
luttebc Ore. Oct %forlnoer ooQ, at Der
ltdoi9 'remtommsr nns Iuoicier for, at
uoaaoe1 er |forspet al ben drreitereoe
Sertuld o1 ben anoen mistGntte &umpus
lainen / Screening. %Sumpuldinen er an
bolot | &itilG / 6inlono. men ba ban cr
INIT llnberIaut, oiI ban nsppc blioe uois.
peret. Oct iormooes. at ban Dil blioc
uoluont al be Unite Nutoritster til Nj
bercIie / 3unen op &onfrontation meb
Sertulu, % iua 'cnere ~itrdffct / 1inluno.
8uoernercn / llIeouboro bar b~eqjprct
l~loitriit af 6orbprsattsrne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Stdpau9er, 9bs Nopcmber. Der plsie5
for GiOeu llnoerbanbliu0er ON at oibGns
be ben temiite Gubrit Der I gnsn. Der
ital siter 6orInoenoe pGre bubt 10000
Sroner. 2cibbabsrne er uocnbps.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

StolebefOrer Otto g(nberIsn. SUIT
Dina, Siolm. Gbri'teuisu. Gbr. GoIlin,
Serb. 8rau, Nils Siar oa 9ilh. 1rOpe er
tiaaot at oeltdoe t en- aouturrsnte ON bet
tsbiae 9rofeSiorem6tOs / uoroiit Siterds
tIr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Suobp0Qeruntdlet / Belle CT, eiter be
optalte WunotalsliIter, 1873, boor
$3.50 Born uubcr Ia Qur. Sfjor bdu
gpen 1856 SnobD99sre, iou at IilpG
ten bar prret 927 Qerionsr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

IRE ameritdnite Stuosrsnbs. Matbemus
~titere. cr tommet til &riitiuniu for al Gsre
ProfeS'or Sopbus 2ies 5orelGsninger
oper ben rene Wutbemdtit. De tan life
Rorit, og Profesior Gle otl bu at 6snipn
til benz boloc fine 6orelrsnirger paa
3pit, bptltet SproG be 5remmebs foritaar.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

SoniuI @isies Qrpinger uoocIcr 5000
81. til 9rugsts @rbeioere ioroelt eit,r ben
Tio, be bar orFeioet / SoniuIens 1ientite.
Smtr. $50 Nrbeioerc har drbeibet peo
9ruQet / oper % Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

! @alOtcosluno pr. NoriaQer CT III
gpioQeo Oluf Gbriitian gtooIpb 0iuc
u. al ., osO m 2llosr al ooer rs aO
6ar bIso 1851 9orQmeiter % gnioaso
aaluno6orQ. iorfipttsbss { 1868 til Sta
ocrborg % oifteoi9eoes 1882.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Tbo. SOrenitripsr / Rotteitab s.. ".
Rerorum er ofauust peo 0eoen. 70 gtur
al. Fbo. Soptein pso 2oet &ompani AZ
Gtlemarteus @dnoepGrnsbat. 9duriB Wdz
rius DiIie er oco, 81 Mar al.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Den onnite Soriuttsr SopbuS Sduoi
tunoe / Mar itire 20 Mars dorfattsriub
laum. iost ban / ben lobe Nou. 1879 nj
9ap "@eo Sven og / Stobeu." 6un 81
ben 8anQ % Qur admmsl.