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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

Eaxies
Yea
An Arkansas friend wants To
know II Oxford b pleased with her
venture in expending . large sum
OF money for her water vorkss
We have yea % hear the drss to
complain
Hello. Tell Mr. Parks 70 plesse
send that prescription oct 70 the
house n once
Who do you WANT
Iwant Parkss drug store.
Wei. this ID the Eagle Office.
Ring on.
l. that IS.
II u, ~ your service.
Kindly tel me what Is the matter
with the l. I. 4 c. College. II
seems 70 be having a great deal Of
trouble.
There viii be . change of pre~;-
dents- Dr. Frazier has re,lznsd
Some want . lady, Mrs. Peyton-
others say that they viii be din9-d
II they viii have any woman So
now you have It. The trusseee
must decide Until then AL must
wait.
Phone REPORTER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

s.s ffankie Lesss. an hsif
49, - -prngNatsf, rsn away
from hyas twsnty yeSrs ago.
t-csnss hsr f1Dfhsr - married.
and seat 70 81 Louie zLsrs
.ts "a. founi lat seek living
q poor tenement and ssug
cut mlssrabis living a. :
Gfsssmzksr. The World - fall
NJ freak. and they ar. not all
GOnaBsd 10 ssylums-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

re sEA1 II zs.-z1e EAGLE ws~xfy
CoE5s-r-z1 Apr%Z AID Fxr- xoc
Ir11-- 10 E-=x-s-. zz6 . ecz-Elv
tor t-> sc-z-- szz q 81 Per yez< Il
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Eosc ar co--ee-lv informed. PRO-
vs.e-1 yDz szo-c-55~ znaozx tie er--
20 "a p<y II @c-A1es t.rozxn
IL EAGLE &C.
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Yea
Give re cro1eh'. meat nA--
Re.
Hello
l. tazs Nr- cro1ehtT'
+.Iss, ~"
This e the Eagle We have
investigated the s1ceess Of nearly
every orz1eo o. business In our
city for TIE past year, and End
ever ozsI1ess hzs come % 70 SIC
ess-tEl sIpee.ztlons We you'd
Ike % k1o~ TIE result in your
line
= ell s-r- the previous year mas
BEEN roO-- prosperous one IN cur
y, 49,. - - = -.s =
go 80. - - -, 80 =. :.
ksi Affords during the present
year,
s-centraI.''
yea
Give me T. h Jones'
"Hello.s'
ssIs that Mr. Jor1z y
This u the Eagle once / heard
some friends discussing the sztis-
actor rescf they receive BY Us
.nS yoGE Celebrated Hub Washer on
tner wagons and ooxxles- would
Ike % know What success you have
met with since placing the Washer
On the market
II placed the Washer On szls.
about one year ago, sold about 500
sst., and every purchaser claims
s.rfioc y
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..U-s-s,- .P1lI IPor.e
I'll o. am VITA
NJ ~ nsn'- - tnH Sn2s-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

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tor q bellsss1 - - =
tor fza Ire .nEgsr = tkS1t fGye1
it.sa ANYTHING sl.s Jhsf ~ IL
ossl .lsEI ~ n - .0ng -
II r1Oasi.s EslhO-t eating ~
kn0E ~ 10 s7zsA sic ~
e11ntry s4stor zfsaz.lY zsnl
fha' long wfaoaf sat.ng bal
sdi'or. don -. 81 That ir4As
psfss na'ss NaGsY ItsnizsF.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

f-it Hgf I'd commentary
81 80 pfogrsss ~ gsF faures
f@tly 0as 81 pan ~ CT that Tie
NDraon. are cDHisr1 plating .
. hslas 70 establish lad quar-
ters in tie fagifa.s y s1s sfFs
"a -Oltlern stats II II poe
able ihsf zff getting - mgca
sucourzxs seat a. fhla
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
Arrested 80 cohsnirncy.

PHILADELPHIA, April Orchard
Lopez. vice, president and general
anager of the Guarantors' Finance
Impany, which recently made an as
gnment, has been held in $4,000 bail
answer at court the charge Of con-
piracy to defraud the Peoples bank.
he cashier Of the latter institution,
phn d. Hopkins. committed suicide on
le day Of the assignment of the Guar
ltors' company, and the following day
he Peoples bank suspended Investi-
atoms since made led to the arrest Of
oper. Evidence was presented at the
earring yesterday to the effect that at
be time Of the assignment of the Guar
ntors' company il. owed to the Peo-
les bank $506,O75. This money had
ben borrowed by Loper through Cash
r Hopkins, and it was testified that
he collateral held by the Peoples bank
br the loans had no market value
hatever. Loper furnished the S25, ,O0C
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
CONDENSED. DISPATCHES.

Snow caused great damage to peach
trees in Delaware.
Three men were killed and one
wounded and afterward lynched in an
election row at Brownsville, Tex.
Jim Jeffries and Peter Maher have
signed articles to fight for the worlds
championship in Syracuse on May 20. (
The firm Of Joshua Baker & Co., one
Of the Oldest ship chandlery houses in
Boston, has gone into the hands Of a
receiver.
Vicksburg (N1iss.) Piazza Opera
House. Pitts drug store, Piazza har-
ness factory and buggy warehouse
were burned. Loss. $125, 900; partial in
surance.
It was rumored in Paris that former
Captain Dreyfus, now imprisoned on
DEVILS island. off French Guiana, was
dead. but the French colonial office had
no information on the subject.
Alfred Ballensi, also known as VIII
liam A. Bellwood, has been sentenced
to six years in Sing Sing prison for
swindling the William e. Marcus COM
pany Of New York out Of $4,000 worth
Of jewelry.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
Routine nuslness I'm House.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The crowds
lich thronged the galleries Of the
use yesterday were doomed to disap-
intment. There were no outbreaks Of
" kind on the floor on the Cuban
estion. The whole day was spent on
e private calendar, with the result
at several bills were passed, among
em one to pay the heirs Of John
bach, the shipbuilder, S3SO,0O0 on a
aim which has been pending a dozen
.ars, and another to pay o. c. Bosby-
ell, superintendent Of Philadelphia
int, $1,000 extracted from the gold
.ults by n weigh clerk.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
HOMELESS AND STARVING.
Hundreds of Survivors of the Shawnee
town Flood In State of Destitution.

Hundreds of Survivors of the Shawnee
town Flood In State of Destitution.
sFAWNEETOWN, April 6.-Twenty.
three known dead, a possibility that the
list may reach 80, 1900 people in actual
need Of the necessaries of life 700 peo-
pie homeless and damage to the amount
Of 100000 is the net result of the flood
which swept through Shawneetown late
Sunday afternoon. Not one of the bod
les has been recovered. and it is not
likely that there will be until the wa
ters subside, which will be in ten days
or fortnight
There is no danger of further dam
age to the town, unless more storms
should set in, and even then it is diff
cult to see how matters could be made
worse than they now are. The entire
town is buried under 10 to 10 feet OF
water, with the exception of the houses
on the embankment Immediately 'front.'
ing the Ohio river. All OF these have
water in the cellars and the most OF
them are flooded to the second story.
The water has rapidly receded.
The flood at the time the damage was
caused and the people were drowned
was not over three feet in depth. II
rushed in with such violence, however
that people were caught waist deep IN
the stream and hurled together and
amothered before they could rise.
The entire country north, south and
west Of Shawneetown is covered with
water and locomotion in all directions
Is almost impossible. In the township
( Immediately north of ShawneetowH
there was not sufficient dry ground yes
terday for a single polling place. and
there was, therefore, no election anc
the officers will hold over for another
\ term.
Many instances Of heroism were per
formed by the townspeople in rescuini
their fellow citizens. Prominent among
the leaders in this work was Lloyt
Rowan, who with a slSiff saved "a peo
pie by his own individual exertioris
| Frank Robinson. Marshal Callicot ant
william Vaughn all did heroic worl
with skiffs. Callicot is the son o
Washington Callicot and was within 3
feet Of his father and mother when the.
were drowned. He made desperate ef
forts TO reach them, but they wer
borne down by the flood and did no
rise again.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
New York Markets.


FLOUR-State and western firlner
and fairly active for patents and low
grade winters; city mills patents. $3.50
6; winter patents, S4S5Q5.25; city mills
clears, S5.50G5.65; winter straights, $3.50
Q465.
WHEAT-No. 2 red opened easy un-
der weakness at Liverpool, but devel-
oped pronounced strength later on ac-
tive southeastern buying and rumors Of
French duty reduction; May, SlOOBW
1.O1H; July, S7%@S9Ssc.
RYE-Firm; No. western, 5SQ5Shc.,
f. o. b. aloat, to arrive.
CORN-No. , quiet, but naturally af-
fected by the rise in wheat; May S4hc.
OATS-No. 2 dull. but steady; track,
white, state, 32QSSc.; track, white west
ern, 324SSc.
PORK-steady; mess, S9.5Oq9.75; fam
lily, S11Q115O.
LARD-Firm; prime western steam,
$500, nominal.
BUTTER-Firmer; state dairy, lao
1Shc.; state creamery, 155A@2Okc.
CHEESE-Quiet; large, white, 1Ac.;
small, white, S@Silc.
realistically; state and Pennsyl-
vania, 1OKa1Ohc.; western. 1Oe.
SUGAR-Raw strong; fair refining
Sssc.; centrifugal. SO test, 4hc.; refined
strong; crushed, 11-16c.; powdered
8 7-16c.
enthusiastically; New Orleans
I 2S633c.
RIcE-Firm; domestic, 4%q6Ssc.
Japan, 5hQ65kc.
TALLOW-Quiet; city, s9-1e9sssc.
country, 35s@3%c.
.HAY-Dull; shipping, 3O@S5c.; goot
20 choice, 55470c.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
CORNELL FAvoRs NO CHANGE
The Big Boat Race at New London win
8e ROwed on the Original Date.

ITHACA, n. Y, April 6.-Members of
Cornelrs athletic council who have been
seen say there is little probability that
the original date for the big varsity
race at New London will be changed.
The date for the Pennsylvania-Colum
bia-Corneu race has now been definitely
fixed for July. This will make it practi-
cally impossible for Cornell to meet her
other competitors later than the date
already agreed upon. The report that
Cornell has asked Pennsylvania and
Columbia to change the date Of the Sec
ond race is officially denied.
AS yet no conference Of the captains
of the Yale, Harvard and Cornell crews
has been held relative to fixing another
date. Arrangements are being made by
correspondence, and it is probable that
no change will be made. 1t is certain
that the Ithacans will not favor q
change, owing to the Inconvenience OF
rowing two races on different waters.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
w CURRENCY BILL
lical Changes In Existing
Banking System.
ECTED TO RELIEVE TREASURY.

lion of Issue and Redemption Gre
8d-National Reserve Notes-scheme
70 BreaIk ENDLESS Chain" which
Has Made So Much Trouble.
I zAsHINGTON, April 6.-The bill
ared for the reform of the currency
the protection Of the treasury by
3 subcommittee Of the house commit
( pm banking and currency has been
4 pduced in the house. The bill was
pared by Messrs. McCleary of Min
zta, chairman Of the committee;
ice of Illinois and Mitchell of New
n. A general statement Of the pur-
Is of the committee was printed
e days ago, but some changes have
. e been made in the details of the
be bill as introduced creates a divi-
of issue and redemption in the
sury, substantially in accordance
the provisions of the plan of the
letary commission. The amount
Z eh the secretary of the treasury is
horized to set aside for the purpose
Hhis division is all the money in the
sury in excess Of q cash balance of
100000. This would have permitted
eserve on March 81, 1898, Of S176,-
b27.
HE division of issue and redemption
s authorized to redeem legal notes in
Is, redeem standard silver dollars in
but not to redeem silver certificates
fBold, and to make other exchanges
& currency and coin. Notes redeemed
&Eold shall be Cancelled to the amount
ew bank notes issued.
tanks may pay into the treasury
ted States notes to any amount not
Feeding 80 per cent of their unim-
red capital and receive in exchange
lew form Of note known as national
erve notes. The United States notes
+ rendered are required to be Cancelled
destroyed as received.
+ revision is made for the conversion
8 Existing legal tender notes into re-
ye notes, of which the banks assume
current redemption, but which con-
lutte a liability of the government
the failure or liquidation of ma
hal bank. All features regarding re-
' ne notes are permissive in relation tC
sting national banks whose charters
s be not expired. Reserve notes are tC
redeemed on demand by the bank t
+ ch they are issued, in lawful money
{ r its own counters, or from the pc
{ redemption fund established b!
sting law. This fund is hereafter re
red to be equal to per cent of thl
s cunt Of reserve notes as well as cur
cy notes outstanding issued by tn
blk and to be kept in gold coin. Upol
failure or liquidation of a natiOna
lk its reserve notes shall be redeemed
gold coin and Cancelled and destroyed
ational banks desiring TO issue cur
cy notes based upon their CONNER
assets may receive and issue note
the amount of the national reserv
les taken by them, not exceeding
cent of their unimpaired capita
rency notes shall be protected by
t lien upon all the assets Of the ban
i 'l5y a guarantee fund Of 8 per Ger
their. circulation of this characte
sessments to make good the guarar
fund cannot exceed 1 per cent pt
II. The guarantee fund is to be pal
the banks in gold. Current redefnI
n Of currency notes shall be in Law
money. over the counter Of the ban
in gold from the redemption fund
custody Of the United States trea!
sr.
National banks are required to pay
OF one-tenth Of per cent sem
nually upon their capital, surplus an
divided profits.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
rho RoiIroad rate War.

MONTREAL, April 6-AIr. McNicoll,
eneral passenger agent Of the Cana
ian Pacific railway, has in his capaci-
y of chairman called another meeting
f the rate war committee 20 be held
D New York April ~.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
WiImington,s WOnderfuI cure

Prof. Townsends Electric and Massage
Treatment and his Electric Appliances
have made these cures I'm this city for
the last five years; Lumbago, rheuma-
tism. kidney complaint. St. Nitus' dance,
paralysis spinal and hip disease, weak
eyes. deafness and other cures. Come
and read testimonials of these cures in
my office. ana so see the cures. The only
treatment aud electric appliance O1ice
in Delaware, 6l5 King street, a. m,
p. m.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
Fourth Ciass Postmasters.

WASHINGTON. April 6.-The follow
bg fourth class postmasters have been
|ppointed: Maryland - McDanieltown
Iharles c. Shorfb. Pennsylvania-Cet
ha. Peter +. Weaver. New York-Fen-
|er. Sanford NJ. Murray; oxford Depot.
amuel G. Lent; Perryville, Paul S.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
weather Probabilities.
Fair; northerly winds.

Alert and clear-headed merchants
ell what the public wants and do not
,frer something else. The buyer is sup
POSED to know his own needs.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06

Something ejust as good" will not
answer. Stick to your point, and when
you ask for goods advertised in this
paper, you can get them.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
New scbooIhouse Burned.

UTICA, N. y, April 6.-The new Uti-
ca Free academy, which it was expected
would be occupied next fall, was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Only the
walls remain. The loss. is estimated at
S11O 900; insurance one-half.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
1nn,nerman a victim Of Paralysis.

osWEGO. N Y, April 6.-Isaac P.
vetmore, for 80 years one of northern
yew York's leading lumbermen and
yell known in Canada, was last night
itricken with paralysis in the street.
lie is likely to die.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.. THOMAS J. LAWLESS,
he owner and occupant OF the house situ-
atcd at Charleston. Mt. Pleasant Hotel.
IN school districts Nos. % and 10, In Chris
tiana hundred. county of New Cas-
lie and State of Delaware. in com
pliance with the requirements of the acts
of the General Assembly in such case made
and provided. do hereby give notice
that i shall apply In writing
to the Court Of General Sessions
of the State of Delaware, IN and for New
Castle county. on Monday. the 10th day Of
May. 1885, being the next term OF said
court, for a license for said house, as an
inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of In
toxicating liquors I'm less quantities than
one quart, TO be drunk on the premises,
and the following respectable citizens OF
said district recommend the application,
rrbonias Tow Chas - Tostpr
lVeblfer Blakely. Wm. B. Buckley.
George Frizzell. John Macklem'
Huch Foster VIM. n. iiorty,
4 Touis BOubel John O'ConuOr
fosenh Consons Thomas Russell
lanes Hortv. Victor ]. Boubel,
THOMAS ]. LAWLESS.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
king otto DYING.

MUNICH, Bavaria, April 6.-The con-
dition Of the insane King Otto of Bava-
ria has suddenly become worse, and it
is feared that he is dying.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
Awnings
for Windows
at SI.75

Made and put up in the best
possible manner. This depart
ment is already busy and we
would advise the early placing
of your order.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
$500
Reed body, upho red in
corduroy-wile wheels, pbber
tires and patent brake.
Carpets

More about those reduced
carpets can be said Many
happy buyers have saved money
the past week-and still they
come. Enough carpets to sat.
isfy all demands.
Administers, 85c from $1.25.
Body Brussels 75c from Sl.25,
10 Wire Tapestry SOC from 75c
All-wool Ingrains, SOC from 75c
Part-wool Inqrains, l9c from
40c.
Evening journal., 1898-04-06
Shoe Boxes

Handy "throw them iii out
Of the way place" !or shoes; 4
sizes; covered with denim and
soft tops 81. 30, 50, S2. 80,
$3.50.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10
@raafjGrct al SfrGf.

vt ct MsunsIte / 2sbst al tort lib
fdn BIZ groatuurst al StrGt, bar man
NOT bert. Ssrimoo turos BET Bit bsrc
til Sisiocrbeeerns, al ogIau DIR blir
graapdaret al S'rpt. Og BOG ian aems
pig gp ! 0anmurt opUiis ct Gtsempef
6erpua. Gu Rotte bar en- Pa. tola.
men inb / en- Stus, boor en- imu! aul
adnoriiugI opbolot ia i III Bur. 8cts
ten uSiou ijs 5usl,n til gotts % Sc
ennots lin Soet pau ben. Den itats
tells 5ugl fiaersbs ! augN fra ben enc
Sios at 9urst til ben arotn, ,;tsrfulot
at Rcttsn. bpis Ruslen Deb guret
6orbinoslie meo 5usIsns 6loarsu. ON,
fiber pGitsos Suelsns Gier. Gn pilt
Sost paa Rotten bsspuote, snoeno
mse. al oenns matte labe lit Qip: me,
. 6ugien oar, iorFtrsr "Ringt. u. w.,
blit 9rodhaoret sler bel retisrs oroo
b1ret at ben ubiiausbs Sir9t!.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10
0ecorab Ds Smcgn.
en gsi,ran pauOrst bort.
9cn soc SUM 1898

Waioy Charles Sturp 9itnept bleo
bsorapet DEBORAH MI | Snsoass nn'
ser mta,n 0tl,dgeIie. Gan par ifnt
1882 / Siusbamptcu, Y. .. % tom
1856 til 6rsnprt 9opnihip 8innea
fbeii 6ountp, 6por ban botoe 2 War;
faa apitsot ban til SGinots. Der LOB
ban ia hptrps / SO. 8. 95tb SlinoiS
Srfartrp ban ODE Nueuii 1862, ines
.raaete fem aaptsiu ! oct 5Soe Il. 9.
TarrsSe 9rcppsr, men n ! 1864 IN
qffeo pua Gruno al SngeIigteo. ST.
mere, I 1865 crgariisrsoe ban bog ct
Gumpari icr BET 153os Sliuois Sns
faritri, 60. &. "a ginroe SitneIts |
General Roittrans Stab Tnm Sniptts
ter 9sueral Of Iiitrittst 0leIsms
atnntsIst. 0srnG't iorHpitsoss ban
iii gtnsydl II. ~. 5obnions Stab %
Bier | 1860 df ee borentoe Sldtets
grtTosut iorirsmmst til Wdjor. vi
grmetn uomenfrtoes BAN Den 2loe
S,ptbr. famine Mar.
Gfosoc tom tiIbdg, til BinrsIhsii
Gountn "a 6lsp / 1872 oaIgt tilSberiH
for 0inneibsit Gountp. Som iaaoan
ii,nts ban IN Ssrmin CO ieners Tom
Suffice Of Q,ace. GiI "Dsrs9o9ter" /
Rs9reisntanternes gus ! Wuihington
onIo:tss ban ipr IS anr Iiosn; Then
bar ban inosbaft famine Stittaing /
Il. G. S,nat.
I'D pda 9adren iom ban tiI6uge til
S,coyab fne az ct SiertssS uce og bar
purst ienaslisssnoe iiosu ben 23os
Marts. 3 Wunoass gioros Dsosn
Guoe paa hans 9ibslIsr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10
Daloer Suiincis COLLEGE,
ano Normal ShooI.

&ntolo9 iur nrite Sfolcuar, 1895
1899, er uofommet. Get or ct intcress
liant lioet Striit, iom uiicr, builten
5%rem9oug en- 8ripatifol; fan bnpe, naar
ben iuarer til Sipens arap % bar QGs
rere, ION er ipecielt uobannebe netpp
Ior DC SAG, be unoeruiier /. 3ette er
Stolens lie aarli9e &atolpg. Stolen
beapnote / 1888 meo 5 Stuoenter. / bet
liolte aar bar ben bait oper 400 90 /
bet Sele bar ben pper 500 @raouertcr,
al builfe ct uiGounnlist fort Antnl III
bar me9ct tnobrin9enOe Stiainser / for
ltlcli9e 5orreiulnaer oper bels Noropes
item. Oct man p9iaa anlees ipnl ct iGr,
oe!es gpot 8lonesbprb 90 Inbeiaiiu9
Tor StUIen, Of BEN noriig bar uper 200
StaDenter fro @umueiheif GputtD alene,
bgor On er beoit fieupt, % bpprira
Stuoenterre tCntner iii ben, lleipp iproi
DC tjeuoer laa npie ale 6oroele, be pps
itaar psb henue Stple.
81 Ital life n9rupere oaa iuo pna,
builie Sag. Der m0eroiies / peo Valdez
Business College and Normal
School. &utuloseu fan iaass irii
peo at ieuoe ct Iulttort til Ell al Stp,
lens Seityrerc Iroi. 6. @aloer eae,
SroI. O. ". Diner, 9ecorab, Soma.
aataloseu ialer for iis ielu. Den sl
pent uoityret mep beloige SiqeSer a
6ofGlieiet % DC ioritjsuiss alasier,
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10
st bDggcligt 9rDaup.

albert 8. Sumpfon, ben enafte
Ssn uf peter .. Sampion / 9~leaIan.
5pnnibip, WinnsIbeit 60, Sa., o.
Wiis 8ina SGrpolo / 2erop, Ninn.,
bplot Srpnup ben 25be Mai.
9ielien fOrrsttsbes af paItpr 8. 81.
9u | 2erops nDe Sirfe, % bette bar
bet fsrite par, Tom bar blepet piet /
airten.
S s. gauges, Srubens GsItenbes
barns imufte 9iem, bplotes grbaups
pet. Der bar mango SlGstninae paa
begae Sioer. Tom Tom fra forItieuios
Steoer; fra DEBORAH alene tom Der
neiten en- bel Pasiussrpoon. Rolf
gnen par meget bebrepet oper at Tfuns
mite ben unge Dame % funbe life
notion roie benoe 6aabe for 6enoes
penlige og foretpmmsnbe 89Ien FAINT
benbes fore S9stighsb. Wsn Taa bar
Der nosle at ben unse 8rubgpms Den.
nsr, Tom fanot, at 8ruben NOT itfs
bapbs eiprt 'aa baurlist ct 9ala heller.
Mr. Sampfpn bapbe beItanoiQ p9reI
en- uomartet bra os bpsiis uns Ranb.
Def bar ben alminbelise Meninq, oo
bper rsiite biem til 1T, at bpsaelioer,
Gag bapoe man iielben pGret i, ga al
gruosns SlGgtuinss bapoe flor 9Grt
az Belle aiIiteIHinsen. - "Stanoina.
cen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10
bar S.sen utaalelis Der | gpen. Sch
2patep9Ie ipepebe.

par Seeeri utddleltg per I SpeH. Stip
2petepaIs ipebebe.
-Sbas, Sirsbus ben Toe SUM-, sr
bet Slospus ps Selligbag Der ! gpsn
- iom / ale andre W~isconiins gper.
Oct er nemIis so Idrsoagen for Wiss
coniins Sptagelie / Staternes RGtte,
og | ben Gnlenning bar Supernsrsn
uoitsbt en- Proclamation ON at 0aSen
ffdl bare legal holibap."
Ylaniepeien, iom bibtil bar p6s
ret | en- alt anoet eno bra 5orfdtning,
bill MI inart forpanoles til en- m
baarb Gbauie meb Yutitens unDerlag.
ollie bore tire ube WtlitGrfoms
pusnier bar MI faaet MT Sadb. Sberit
9opea fpuar nemlis, at Der mart pll
blibs uoitebt en- treble uotaloel'e.
Sloben sr iteset burtigt be ltplte
0ass. Den sr MI 5 Sob ooer 2ups
p%anbsm9rtst. 8aarlommen bar for'
reiten tent ube / 4ar.