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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08

corrupted at this point and the Sen
ave concurred in amendments made by
'he House to the war and navy urgen-
cv deficiency bill, passed, yesterday.
AT O'Clock, the unfinished business
the census bill, was temporarily laid
ASIDE n order that the Indian bill
might be completed
quay, Rep, Pa, presented the re-
port OF the conferees on the port post
once bill. and it was agreed to.
flatt, Rep, Conn. one of the mem
bers of the Indian affairs committees
opposed that amendment of committee
which provided for the payment Of
SoS4,ooo interest at . per cent. on $240.-
600 from 1910 to 1889.
Jones, DEM Ark, in reply to Plat
sand that the $4,000 was Il trust fund
IN the hands of the government which
belonged to the Chickasaw Nation.
Inc government had agreed to pay 5
per cent. interest upon this trust fund
ana ne maintained that it was perfect
~ clear that the government should
pay the interest claimed. The score
tafy OF the interior after Investigate ting
the matter decided in favor of the In
dI'ns ana raised the payment of the
II
claih. Inc amendment was agreed to-
Inc bill was passed. Consideration
Was theh resumed of the measure pro-
VISION for taking of the 18th census.
tartef, kep., Mont, in charge of the
pm. proposed an amendment providing
| Ihat m addition to the director and assis-
| tdht director OF the census ana five expert
StauSticlans not more than % persons;
ShaI he appointed to the census estab-
iiSnment before Jan. l. 1892
1oGkrel. Dem, Mo, accepted the
lhcndment in lieu of those offered bv
| nm yesterday, and il WAS agreed to.
ne provision for a special disbursing
oihcer was stricken out and provision
inserted that the disDursing officers of the
interior department should perform the
duties Of Gisbursing officer of the census
bureau.
Money, Dem. Miss, offered IN amend
me statistics. ali terms representing,
weight. measures, distance or value hc
EXPRESSED in terms OF the English Ian
SuaEe. 1t Wa; agreed to.
'ockfoil offered an amendment striking.
cut NE provision that tne census force
should be subjected to such examination
as the director, with thc approval Of the
secretary Of he interior may prescribe.
IN lieu The roof he proposed that the en-
ploEes should he examined ANA certified
10 ny the civil service commission.
carter vigorously 0Dppscd the amend
mont II. felt that ii WAS no moro rea-
| Sonahie to select IN army for service IN
The field against Stain by the civil service
| examination than il was 10 select the
I clerks for the census work in i1at WA.
! The work WIS purely TEMPORARY. The
| average employment would not exceed
| probably. six months. He maintained that
! no better or more Intelligent body Of men
Will ever be gotten together fer census
work ih&n was the force of TIE l!th
| census.
Lodge Rep. Mas. heartily sunnortc!
/ INC appointment. II" said tAIt the force
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08
UNIVERSALISTS
Of Maine in Convention With
Dover and Foxcroft Church.
Opening Services With interesting
Sermons by Prominent Divines,
Committees Elected and Reports from the
Various Departments

Dover and Foxcroft, June 7.-(spcc-
iaD.-The Universalist State convcn-
ton held its first meeting, Monday
| evening. The evening trains brought
about l25 delegates, who were met at
station by Il committee and accom-
panied at once to Central hall. dining
room where 4 supper awaited them
The evening meeting Immediately
followed in the church. The decora-
tons of the church were chiefly of
ferns, palms and trailing vines. The
audience room and vestry were
thrown together and filed with an at
tractive audience.
| Special music had been prepared for
| the occasion. which opened with the
announcements of the week Ivy Rev
| w. w. Hooper. secretary. The invo-
cation was read by Rev. NJ. Il. Towns
| end, Dover. The Scripture was read by
| Rev Thomas Stratton of RockIand
The address of the evening was by
! Rev. Henry Blanchard. -. d., of Port
! land, the time being "The Ricsselncss
of Believing" founded upon tho words
/ of the Prophet Jcremah: blessed is
! thai Man who Trustcth in the Lurd.
and whose hope the Lord Is" The
SCI mon was one of great power and in
! tC,est.
! Tuesday morning Tbs. convention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08
DIR. T.. Detchon's Anti Diuratic

May be worth to you more than 500 II
you have a child who soils bedding from
INCONVENIENCE of water during sleep Cures
old and young alike. 1t arrests tho
trouble at once. 81. Sold by Bowditch.
Webster & Co, Druggists, Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08

What London financial authorities
say was the largest check on record
was paid in that city recently in the
final settlement of Japan's war indem-
nifty claim against China. The Chinese
minister TO England presented to MIR
Namaya, representing Japan, check
for G125oo, o0o. about So, 900 900 II
was payable at the bank of England,
where most of the money was de-
posted from the Hongkong and
Shanghai bank a minute previously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08
1allp Ecrnebcc Journal.
55th CONGRESS.
The House Passes the Urgent
War Deficiency Bill.
Considering Sundry Civil and VoIun-
teers' Right to Vote in Field.
Senate Passes Bill for Protection OF Indian
Territory People,
55th CONGRESS-.

Washington, June AFTER dispos-
ing of the urgent war deficiency biil.
as passed, with amendments, by the
Senate. the House, today, considerel
the conference report upon the sundry
civil bill
The report as far as it embodied
agreements, was adopted by the House
which then began voting scverally up
on the Senate amendments upon which
no agreement had been reached in con-
ference.
OF these there are As. The House
considered eight of these, acting ia
vorably upon three and rejecting the
remainder Consideration will contin-
ne. tomorrow.
The House adjourned pending dis
position Of a measure to enable volun-
teer soldiers to vote at congressional
elections during the war.
Ii involved financial questions and by
unanimous consent it will be taken ~
tomorrow, following the sundry civil
conference report.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08

The largest city of the world is Lon
don, lying in four counties, and having
population of 4,250.000 equalling the
combined populations of Paris, Berlin,
st. Petersburg and Rome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08
THE NAMES" TYPEWRITER.
A Smith Premier Machine Sank With the Bat
tleship in Havana Harb0r.

a product of at least one Syracuse
manufacturing company sank with the
Maine IN Havana harbor on February ID
The Smith Premier Typewriter Company
fof several years past has furnished q
large number of machines for use in the
army and navy, as well as other govern
mental departments ut Washington. The
machine that sank with the Maine was
NO. 566S and was purchased from this
company's New York city branch office
November 6, 1855 delivered to the New
York navy yard and by the general store
keeper there invoiced to the Maine II
was in use over two years on the battle
ship.
The typewriter in question was recov-
cred by Hugh Magee. chief officer of tbs
Right Arm tug, which was sent to Ia-
vana harbor by order of the government
to assist in raising and removing por-
tons of the Maine. Chief officer Magct
makes affidavit in reference to his hay
ing recovered this Smith Premier from
the wreck of the Maine
The machine has been delivered to the
Smith Premier Typewriter Company and
Is now at the company's office in this
city. Aside from the accumulation oil
and is in good working order. 1t will be
sent on an exhibition tour to the com
pany's 40 branch Offices in the principal
cities IN the United Statcs.-Syracuse
Standard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08

The only heavy artillery now in the
British army are the two regiments OF
Life Guards. the Blues. the Royal
Dragons ami tho Scots Greys. The
Dragon Guards and L.oncers re2i-
meats are all medium. and the Hussars
are all light.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08

Is it burn? Use DR. Thomas Eclec.
trio Oil. A cut? Use Or. Thomas Eclec-
tric Oil. Al your druggists.
mon, wed, ffi&wlxy,tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08
To Cure Headache in IS Minutes
Take DR.. Davis Anti Headache. All orug-
gists. 1sz3eod1y

No other remedy is half as quick in
relieving pain. soreness. Inflammation or
weakness az the famous Hop Plasters.
foull say so after using Reliable medi-
icine dealers sell them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08

Washington. June 7.-p.,tcnts have boon
Granted 10 Benjamin Z, Emery. h"uno-
Llnk. boiler; Levi T.. Perry and j. g.
Mitchell. Lewiston. tifth wheel for rail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08
DETAILS OF MANILA FIGHT.
Continued from page ~

| pa sent one to the bottom with al on
board and riddled the other. The sec
| ond boat was later found turned upon
the beach covered with blood.
| In the second fight the Baltimore was
sent to silence the fort at Cavite. She
plunged into 4 cloud of smoke and
| opened all her batteries on the FORTH
cations. In very few minutes a shell
| struck the ammunition and the fort
blew up with deafening roar
| The work on the Baltimore was glor-
ious. After the principal ships had been
destroyed the Concord, Raleigh and
Petrol, being of light draft were sent
| close in to handle the remaining ccs-
sells Of the fleet. They made quick work
of them.
| In taking possession of the land fort
several hundred wounded Spanartls
| fell into the hands of the Americans
and nearly 200 dead were accounted for
ON the spot. Holes in which numbers
had been hastily buried were found.
The dead We're returned to relatives
50 far as this could be done, and the
/ wounded We're cared Tor in the best
manner by the American surgeons
The Spanish loss footed UP 400 killed,
600 wounded ana a property loss of
from Sc 100000 to $4,000, 600 The day
of the fight was clear and hot; not a
! breath of air was stirring. After The
FIRST battle. the Americans were great
| y tagged cut by the heat and the rest
and breakfast allowed them bv the
| commodore was of inestmahle benefit.
When the men were atbrcakfast a con
| ference of all officers was held on
board the Olympia. when the plan Of
The second battle was given by the
| commodore.
Several shots struck the Olympia and
she was pierced a number Of times.
! ono shell struck the side Of the ship
against the hospital ward. Tho chap
.,.' (..,,, .,..,..,,. ., ,,.,. r,
inches away, were stunned by the con
.uasion.
Experts have figured out that II,
srrrtire siass Of H. aa,uc wcrs thr~~
' n~ sns II @ c, a' 5so sI. a' lp
supSFiofi'y l, ~as u 'hr 81. ships and .hy
ana nerve.
:hc fire Of ono Of The big guns Not a
raymas,or Loud who was on the
.'r.ry movement IT, i 4. american snip.
ma ', 'oa . as" s1% 4, 'a@ S p,
steady thunder Of cannon was kept
, w., .., ','' .. w., 49,, = ''.'
N. This WAS after ,bc fire Ind b..n
kent up an hour 1t looked as # every
grn pr M cuoni.h yA;n, MA r.o,l
'"' y "
| loose llp0u uS QltOgpthpr and tho Shore
| Hnp was 4 NgllllbIp maze NJ fire and
| IIlp batteries, l0e UlN was SIMPLY
.,.., ~
'"'' ''' '""'l'' i"l'0 VIVA N0llN VI oJVt
fan u,.,r ...u, l,;., rL.o
"''' ''''
pnOuoh I'm hgvp eunE ann nnlir, No,.
~
"OUr salvation W8S in thp h9d marks.
| M(!lSAip u the SnlnlardS. ThVy ham
uIVu lllVH IlctPS IKE CUllUIPIl NIrlN
N Eu.
tu W Nl' " oII"'o NVill Nlut' MOSl W
thno, uur, hiuI n,.,,,o .,,.. "A,
7'' - I'm ~ w
ana C1llMu nlo tha hov hnvunl
!
some " the batteries. however, Wcrl
better trained Several guns main
luincd a ral>ing fire on the nect. Near
Iy all Of our ships were struck by both
, large and small shot but no damage
| # onDSDuupnrp was dom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08
IN The SENATE.
b''' Passed Tor The Better Protection OF Indian
Territory People.

washington, June Almost iinmo-
fIa'ely after the Senate convened, to-
Jay consideration was resumed of the
ti'l for the protection of the people Of
'iillah territory. After the reading ana
"iScuSSIon of the measure, which oc-
eoP'td nearly three hours. it was
passed
ii provided for the allotment in sew
crafty of certain lands to the Indians
~ the territory. the payment OF in
'e'eSt claims to the ChickasaW Indians
anu The ratification of the agreement
''''cted with the Indians by the Dawes
commission.
me discussion of the census bill pre-
''pilated a civil service debate, which
"dd not been concluded when the Sen
ate adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08

Alter the transaction of the routine
i'0ihlhg business. the bill for the pro
"'c,loh Of the Indian Territory was
idIa before the Senate
pate Dem, Tenn, thought the bill
o"5hi to go over as it was clearly Il
''"idlIon of all the moral and legal
p'Isatlons of the government Ia the
inulahs of the territory, and to the
' mn'le citizens who had gone there to
Inc bill, he said, took away from the
1iioians their courts and violated every
.,edly that has ever been made with
lhem by the government.
curing the consideration of the
MEASURE several committee amend
aieils OF a verbal character were
Inc reading of the Indian bill was in
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23
Yapermes 5ooeliabco.

Geo ben 12t.s batl.nbe Sunb6ebg.
tiIitonS cir ct fpunff glab 4~nl.bnint
til at brinse enbsl Data ON paDsrnei
Dsesligbeo. Siosn bet isrite Qarbun,
oreo bar man life bapt Iua faa BABE,
Tom / bet 19bs.
Sbst fsrite aarbunbr.b. bar bsr
tun q Pdpsr, ! bette bar Der paret isy
Oct lobe Qarbunbrebe bar R.tor,
ben for mango papsr; oa bar Der III,
minore snb %.
5sr Rsformationsn bapbe man roo.i
iom beb.r Wobpapsr. De Iamlsoe gln.
tai al bisie sr 80.
Srbnst eiter Nationolit.t bar ber
parst IA greits, 8 ipriF., 2 afritonne,
2 balmatiii., Is frantic, 6 tbP.. {
ipunIfs, 2 iapopiF., / .ns.lit, / portu-
giiiit, l bolldnbif og 105 italienH. pds
per.
G9nssrs enb 20 anr bar fun 10
Pdpsr rssierst og az bisfs tr. | Sett.
aarbunbrsbe.
6 pdper .r blet rlbre enS "a Qar.
Geo ben 13o. .r MI SO.
6rsgor BEN 9bs bI,p itte minors sno
100 Mar.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

Stiern, 2soe aueuft. 3 g1Iotmar
Sdnierp, Wanufdtturbutit (3ugtbuss
ubialsAt S.i.rn gil i @adr gftss Slo
| aoftst ousr en- / Butiteu unbrust
5Gngelampe; berpsb faIbt 2ampen
nsb, % Der git Glib I bens SnSbolb. iua
at bet ct Si,bIit iaa ret farlist ub.
Oct Iptisoes bog buriiet at flute 81
ben. fad at ins.n pibere Stabs ft.te.
Stdno.rbprs. 31te aueuit. s 2adss
bb aommunss 5attisauaro pda SIsns
feb Wart ppitoo Der / 6oar GTtsrmibs
bags Slo, fpraariagst pso en- fife
0r.nss Seq meb sanoiittsr. 8oar.
b.ns 3 uoIrnssr neobranote, msbsns
Stusbui.t r.bp,oss. gpgnirgsru. bar,
asiurer.b..
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

Den %pootGntt. npe Del paa Sarress
iso Wfart looer MI til at futile blip. til
Ttrtsligbeb. ) ben narmeft. Sremtic
frretagsr ben nebiatte 9ommisIion fine
OpmduIin9cr Og ubportsnsrer be for
iijellt9e g~Dggcgrunoe til asberns. -
geien ftal dnlGgses pda 2sglpertseisr
Soban'sns g~etoitnins, og b%srsftsr Itol
Sommunsn ppertass ben. Den msn.s
at bile tOits pmtrsut 5000 Nort.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23
timber 9Orbenpeirst ben ID. quouIt

Timber 9oroenpeirst ben ID. @uauIt
nnt9nots Gpnet Straata9et paa
9odrbeisr Sdtob glabts Gtalbbnas
ming | Wintsbirrg, @eb burti9 Sjslp
al gldot % bans 9isneitetarle Iumt
tililsnoe Ruboer bleO SIbsn bog fluff
tet efter berimob en- 3imss iberoiot
ar6eibe, iaa at SiulbIanssn, Der sr
foriitr.t | Characterization for 5000
Wtari, blep frelft. Ru bar Ganbsbis
rsttsren beOilset 200 Wart til SCRIBE,
ling bldnbt otte Manb / Mints6iqra,
Der iGrIig bupoe bbst COB 3jeneTts peo
Slutningsn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

Sdafersr @noreus Gnorsfsn, Der bar
fsot SOloine og iio.n 1875 bar prafti.
ierst Tom Sagfsr.r Der | aarbus. er
efter en- ~flsraaris 9rbitlbaebeb df9aa.i
peb Ssben, 40 @ar aammsl, sftsr st
fort Spgel.is. Den afbsbe, Der bar
tjenbt Tom en- babil Suriit, n%apnIig
protebsr, bupbs .i allen. psb I'm Ding.
tigbeo, men o9Iud peb fin fore RstftaFs
ienbso punoet baabe fine Nebborocrss
og ao1eeers Qetelis % Spmputi.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

6prleoen Nut bar Der I bet iDblist
8uobrdnbsoalen raiet ct forIGrbsliet
llpeir. Msbsns 8inbsn bbTebs giennsu
9ulen, itrsmmeoe Regnst neb, bIebtt
geiene op ps iepnebs Ngrsns aIbsles
meo Sorosn - ialfalb / bsitliggsnbt
Gene, bpOr ltbeiret fl itsrit Must, oa
oa aornet / Eisr snbnu paa lanet nor
er mooent, bar benne Tat gjort llbiia.
terne for en- n~osenlunos COB aornbsii
me9et imaa. Oct er bog snbnu Suaf
ON, at 9obt Splitin for nossn Del fan
rdooe Bob pau Staoen. gsrsrs Ter
imiolertio for en- flor Del ND, ipm b
ftulbe bore "ruleoe".
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

Deb @aIe,ns til BET DanIt, 2anostina
ieirebe Ssir. / SisbenbuUns g.. 6. os
8. areos os SppO'itiOuen be sprigs II
arebie sftsr bette bIipsr StiGinetn |
ajsbenbdon uForanorst. glf be &jsbs
itabsr, bpori @aIg timber Stso, ieirebc
Ssirs / 5rsoritsberss isr'ts arsos,
Silereb, Rostilbs. !Solbat auaunbs
borg, aisge. Sasle. Stuaen, Sreoritss
bapn SGbp. RsrrssS unbbp. Ranosrs,
Sobro, Waridgsr, 9rsndu, Gbsltoit %
@ibora. SppoIitionen berimob ieireoe
/ 6reoritsber9s 2oen 8reos, SslIingsr,
Gpnsbp, Rbtspins, SiGGanb, Rsnns,
Ners, Mutirtsbp, Spanits, 9isrrins,
@alborg 2saitsr, Nibe os aurbus.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

Joruben bet nbe Qroie,t SinoTtos
9ftbsl, Der ipnss at bare buffet Iulbt
faroi9t frem for SH~sntIisbeben, ipss
'el'attsr be tpfte glabe fig u'ortrsbent
nso en- bel Del andre 9rojsttsr. fra
RoroflesOiaT, SporFifts til 9rebIsb
os fra @ioing !5srreb til !Ssier easr
Ntbsl, fro asnbsr til 8alsbsl oo uis
oert til Suium.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

9isrnfisrne g~isrnions aIoa, mob
ben anipurbupenos Reoattsr al "Wunz
hsnsr nsusits Ha6rittsn" / 4rlconin9
at SlaDsts 8ritit al Sisrniors be-
tisnote Srep til Cola er fortuitet al ben
oerpGrsnbe 4mtsrct iom uerunott.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

4rtitett g. nlbdQ fra Rant.rs, b.r
mso Regeringsns os G~orlsb.rgs aons
bets llnberitsttelis 6~er.iIer Spaant
for at itubere airtetlottsr, bborom Fan
aster at ubsipe ct Bert. opbolber fla |
osnns lib paa esnsn osb 8ram for at
tdge ooitiniae af be bsrbpr.nbe airt,.
~tlOttsr / Gisipn. 8,b SjqIp at en-
e9sn art papir tas.s ct m.gst nsiaas
tist aftrpt az Srnumentsrne. airts.
tlotten | Gram airt. ftdmmsr fra Ola,
ret 1911, .r imutt ornnmsntsret co 6a,
rer foruosr Sts6.rsns Rdon en- .Sn6s
thrift meb Rapners pda tr. atrtes
berger.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

grumunooalens Sanbfsnsbruo er
Napn.t pau ct / OisIe Daee ounnet
Sompani, Der ffal ubnptte b. rig,
Sanoitensleisr pso Observation-Disclosures
Srumunbbalen. apmpanist, bpis 81.
rsttion beftuar af Qopotat Giittsn,
Sros'erer S6artum Slpsnisn og 8ps.
meter 9. 81. SaIpprIsn, rauber ppsr
en- inobetalt atistapital paa 100000
aroner og bar uu.rebs fitret fig iues
tpnoise asiiiiunce fra England. Def
er aompunisis gldn at I,per. rob %
sul Sanbitsn til 8psningsmateriuls
iamt Slibsitsns, ulminb.lise os til
Sreflibsrier.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

&Iotter pg Stol.inipetter iporss
grunb, Sr. Sansien er afguuet pso Dr.
ben, SO Qur gummel. afosbe bar en-
tisnot qerionlig6eo, Der iiar bar 9iort
fig bsmartet oeo fit qrbeioe / Sror,s
misiiorens Sjeneite.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

SaltbGt Dig psb aulunbbore, ca.
5000 Sor. Guno, sr Of 5irmast .. 9.
abler &c 50. iolgt til Spsrr.tsIa9Iss
rsr Bittor Slider paa ct aoniortiums
@eene. &oniortist bsitaar al @roSIss
rerne Deter 6. 3. 5unien % Sob. Gss
marb, 5abritunt Dindsl m. 81; bets
5remtiosplaner er at bribs Ssritpanbss
tultur, glal ps aurper, I 5~orbinpsIis
meb bet eriftersnbe 2anbbrua.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

Som mistGntt for al bare tilpsnbt
ia bet pua Z'tbarsn borttpmne Banjo
brsp, CT arreItsret en- Stationsbeiient
Eoeauuro. Den arreitsreoe, Der ogfaa
sr mistGntt pg iigtet for ct Yar min
ors 5pp,rier. uGstsr beItsmt at p9re
FpIoia; Der ifal imioIsrtio fpreligs,
fsrs 8spiisr MOB BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23
sra 1Dreriaet.

0Drsne bolot Msbs for at orsft, for.
itjelige Samfunosipsrsmoal. Der par
opitodet nosl. Reformbennsr iblanot
BEN, % be uiloe blanbt unoei. at inaen
mere ffuloe ipiie aisb. men at man
ernrrer fig at pldntsr. Orsn par ifer
iprig for oenue Reform, 90 ban ri
WlsObolo al Sousn og Ssiten. 0ebats
ten blep beb Og itr.i'sbe inb pda bet
perionliee 0sbet.
9a rei'ts aatten fla % ia til Or.n:
"0u sr 8~eeetariansr oa ipn,s at tribes
pto bet. Oh er meeet itsrrs Ga ~Itsrt.rs
sno mig, fom 'piisr aisb os 5iit; men
bet oil jes iis., at bu albslsS life bar
bet idu soot oa bbsgsligt 'om i.o."
"aansi", iuttebs Srsn; ben iom pil
rsformsr. Samfunbst. bar bet albriq
bra. Seq bar BET life sngang iaa aobt
Tom b, tisoaosnos Sluer, Der Ipqrmer
pmtriHs mig"
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

Otter bpab "Morsen6l" psb at Be-
rette ituI ct attisi.Iftab unIagss ct me-
tunift @9rtfsb msb BatsrtIip %
Sernits6sri ! IaIsiunb. Stebst8 Itas
big. porenbe Sluube Of SiTtsbompers
meteorological ct fIigt anTGs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

Sill ct Wonument for Wdtbsmotitss
rem libel anorassr Profesiprerns e. WI,
GuIoberg, ;. Runisn, @rusIerer 9b.
5sdrnIsb, aoniuI u. Ssibers og 8rpss
e~.rieier 6. Ringnns Staten nm en-
8soiloning af ar. 10000.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

9rniettst ON en- Riuagabs / &rjitis
onia er MI bifaIot / ResulerirgStom.
misiionsr. 8ooer piI fda en- 29n8be af
omtring l norTt Mil ps en- grsbOe at
26 slIsr 80 Nstsr meo gtabs for Spors
bel % Ribepei.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

SoteIpGrtS ensisn, Ramsos, Der ms
er ai9daet peb 9soen, bar ifslse 1T sfz
terlubte Seitaments beitsmt, at Der al
bans Sormus hal pprettes ct 2ssat,
bpis Rsntsr entsn ifal dnpenoes til lin
oeritsttslis at 5rGngenos fra Namsos
eller til llooannslie for en- bra. fint
Gut slIer pi9e. 5ormusn ftul bare 40
$4,000 &r.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

8ennsm ben prsiiiNs MiniIter for
be orfentlige @rbsibsr er Der bepiIaet
"StarbGt Reoeri" en- llnberItsttelI.
til Hebnbning at aamunbingcH. Rdor
bette arbsice er ubfsrt, TtriDer Son.
eernI6s 3eitung", bill Reberist O0iuo
Deb peboarenoe Sitsnpinc iunns psos
ll9ebolbs en- regslmGsiig 5orbinpelie
mso Homs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23
Erit til Nae.

St isuosr aloeI.s irit til iaapsl DR1He
ION autrosr en- 9Gite OF Gr. GorIseras
u~ousrirRfslige "B~loof1plerS, bet iiirefe
Hiiossl muo alminoelis 5oagbes. Rsrusf.
tet. irouiit 8atnrrh. Rhsumatisms, ipaes
Rerusr cg iTRg geusr, 8raillsshto, tenot
o. onarligi Blob, oaarlia appetit og Iet
TorosleIie iamt SBurlss5eo ca 5Oriiop-
selie.
Stri0 itrar % oerssIsr:
INTERNATIONAL MEDICINE CO.,
4btf South Bend Ind.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

Scnas 2is ps 5rue bar Iorlubt Diess
BADEN o9 er reiit til 8uritebet goBsns
9ries / SbroI for at prspe ben tsrre
Cuff Der. Sru Sbpmaitne Sic er osss
prrre frembeles oaarlis at Sidias p9
bar uaflaoelise Smerter, iau enbpsr
9eoG9elie piner.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

Gn Gisrpsoel Of 9rapebalstunnelsn
er MI frrpig. Der er nemlis boret 1850
Wietsr pua ben peitIise pg $50 pua ben
sitlise Sibe, tiliammsu altIau 400
Weter, meoens ben belle Sunnel pil
bIipe pmtrent $500 Meter.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-23

2url'tsr, Tom nblis bur beisst pat.
0slooalsn meboeIer, at Der pda pr9Ite,
sadrosns Grunb - Deb Glspatselpen
er en- 9rotts. Iom / 'trda R.tning
ltrattsr fig neb til Sislbet antasslis ca.
100 W'ster 'triper "Horblonbs 5pltes
blaS". 5 gunben - Ripeau meb 81.
ben - sr Der 8unb, % b.rinbe for.Tns
oss patrs Drbpitsnsonnnslitr. 8 0ngs
gen. er inbrioIst forfieris. Rapn.,
marter .fter tiOIisers gefss.noe, anita,
asltg bG'entIig al Ggnens gebo.rs, bu
oenne Grotts iaapiot pibss er miubre
tl.not at 6rsmmsoe. Der saar Susn
ON at ben / tibIi9ere 3ib.r ital ia buffet
Hspere oe dnbst BAT.