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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-29
AvoOA.

a pleasant party of young folks as
sembled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dommesmuth on Monday evening in
honor Of the fifth birthday of their
daughter. DIV. Refreshments were
served and mank games INDUCED in
during the evening. The following
were present: Ruth Bostock, Ethel
Curry. Jessie Blackwell, Nellie Prosser
Mary, Margaret and Wesley Dommes-
muth, Leah and Helen Van Hoesen,
Grace Howell, Robert Mitchell, Clair
Worth, Jennie Thompson, Myrtle and
Ernest Messenger Rhuld Ferguson,
Elizabeth Campbell, and Beatrice and
Gertrude Ooakley, of Scranton. Miss
olive was the recipient of many pref
ty mOmentoes in honor of her notal
day.
The citizens Of the town are not sur
prSed to hear that the Electric Light,
Heat and Power company has brought
suit against the borough TO recover
$4,000 damages. The lights have been
in operation since May and thus far
nothing has been paid for their use.
AVoca Is rapidly falling in lire with
other defunct bOroughs ana the tax
payers are well acquainted with the
outcome OF such difficulties. To mar
shal the Indebtedness would mean an
eXorbtant tax, which the people can
not afford. The case is a cOmplica ted
one and il is 10 be hoped that con-
Cessions will be made and the affair
properly settled without invoking the
aid of the law.
Twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Nealis, that were born on Fri
/ day, died Sunday afternoon and Were
inferred i'm ST. Marys cemetery
Miss Name Cranston has returned
home after a few days visit with
friends in CaTbOndale.
Misses Kate Campbell and Mary Ma
loney had the pleasure of hearing
Whltcomb Riley at the Lyceum last
evening
Mrs. A, Renniman is seriously i'll al
| the family residence ON Main street.
Mrs, John Ryder, Of the West Side,
| is seriously III, Her son, Anthony, is
convalescing after a prolonged Illness
| Evelyn, the eight-ycar-o daughter
I of MT, and Mrs. Frank Kirby, is SER
I iously i'll of pneumonia.
Rev. Father Quinnan, OF Pittston
! preached the sermon TO ST. Marys con-
gregatlon last evening.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

This remedy is intended especially for
coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough
and influenza. 1t has become famous
for its cures of these diseases, over a
large part of tho civilized world The
most natterin6 testimonials have been
received, giving accounts of its good
works; of the aggravating and per-
sistent coughs it has cured; of severe
colds that have yielded promptly to its
soothing effects, and of the dangerous
attacks of Group it has cured, often
saving the life of the child, The exten,
siye use of it for whooping cough has
shown that it robs that disease OF all
dangerous consequences. 1t is especial
ly priced by mothers for their chill
dren, as it never fails to effect a speedy
cure, and because they have found that
there is not the least danger in giving
it, even TO babies, as it contains moth
ing injurious. Sold by all druggists.
Matthews Bros, wholesale and retail
agents,
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entertainers. Each alternate evening
an admission fee OF 10 cents is charged.
This evening it will be free.
r. j. Taylor is moving into the house
recently occupied by Joseph Milburn,
on Hickory street.
]. A. Kennedy, of the Olyphant Rec
ord, was u caller In town yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Kun2 returned yesterday
after spending a few days with Scran-
ton relatives.
DIR. j. E. Thompson, Of Peckvillc, and
Alss Janet a. Evans, of Taylor, were
granted a marriage license Monday.
David Vaughan, Of Conemaugh, Pa,
moved to this place yesterday He will
occupy part of the double block with
Arthur Wrightson, on Main street.
Rev. and Mrs. W. j. Guest are the
guests Of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. J. Calender, of Rell Place.
F. q. Hurd. A. a. Ayres and u. ].
Williams are aspirants for the office
OF borough tax collector for the com
ing year
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Emma May is visiting in Homes
dale.
Miss Squier, of Park Place, is in
New York city.
Miss Louise Reieeluth has returned
to Corning.
Miss Mabel Place, of BinghamtoE, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Adelaide Place,
of Terrace street.
Thomas Huddy, of Clinton, is visit
ing friends in town.
Miss Lucy Hadcock has returned
from Jacksonville. Florida.
]. L. Watt was in Scranton on busi-
ness Yesterday.
Marjorie Johnson, little daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Johnson. of Wash
ington street, will entertain number
of friends this afternoon from 6 to 6
o'clock.
Miss Maud Bartlett is visiting Bing-
hamton friends.
J. II. Orchard, master car builder of
the Delaware and Hudson, was in
Pittston yesterday, where he attended
the annual meeting of the Pittston
Stove company.
Mrs. Nina Dilts will take up her resi-
denCe with her sister, Mrs. George
Chapman, of Eight avenue,
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The members of the Womcn's Relief
corps of Carbondale rendered Mrs II.
NJ. Rawling pleasant surprise on Mon
day afternoon at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Matthews. on
Main street. The visitors presented
Mrs. Rawling with a beautiful berry
spoon in honor of her birthday Re
freshments were served and all had L
pleasant time together. Those who
composed the party were Mesdames
Nellie Giles, G. II. Dmmock, r. Comp
bell, j. Estabrook, f.. A. Dilts, r. Car
penter. j. Hawkins, L. T.. Bates. j.
q, Brandow, II. Orr, w. II. Knapp,
Eva Lowden, of CarbOndale; Mrs.
Isaac Jones. /. A. Burdick, William
Mains, J. Mason, Harriet Russell, John
FOrschner, II. p. Keifer and William
Rawlings, Jr.
Charles, Frank and Theodore, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller of
Scott, had narrow escape Monday
night from asphyXiation by escaping
gas from a defective stove pipe. Yes
terday morning Mr.. Miller called his
sons at the usual hour without get
ting reply. After waiting some time
he went upstairs to their room and
discovered all three in an unconscious
condition. He endeavored to arouse
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CHANGES OF INTEREST.

Louis Gramer will move his law Of
flee from the Miners and Mechanics
bank building on April to room in
the Burke building. Professor Peters
will remove from room / to room in
the same building.
r. B. McAvoy, of Washington street,
will after April /. reside in the home
owned by John Clune, which will be
vacated by DIR. T. j. Lamb. DIR. Lamb
will move his household goods to one
of L. Brauer's houses on North Church
street
IT. G. Coughlin, of Dundaff street,
has moved his household goods to one
of w. T. Morgan's houses on Spring
street, recently vacated by w. Will
liams
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SlOO Reward 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dread
ed disease that science has been able to
cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh
Halls CatarTh Cure is the only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity
CataTTh being a constitutional disease re-
quires a constitutional treatment. Halls
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In do
ing it's work. The proprietors have SO
much faith in its curative powers, that
they offer one Hundred Dollars for amy
case that II fails to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials. Address
+. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Halls Family Pllls are the best
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THEY RlDICULE II.
Many People Ridicule the Idea of an
Absolute Cure for Dyspepsia
and Stomach Troubles.
Ridicule, However, Is Not Argument
and Facts Are Stubborn Thines.

stomach troubles are so common
and in most cases SO obstinate TO cure
that people are apt to look with suspi-
ciOn on any remedy claiming to be "A
radical, permanent cure for dyspepsia
and Indigestion. Many such pride
themselves on their acuteness in ever
being humbugged, especially in medi~
Cineg.
This fear Of being humbugged can
lie carried too far, so far, in fact that
many people suffer for years with weak
digestion rather than risk little time
and money in faithfully testing the
claims made of preparation so reli-
able and universally used as Stuart >
Dyspepsia Tablets
Now Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
vastly different in one respect from
ordinary proprietary medicines for the
reason that they are not a secret patent
medicine. no secret is made of their
ingredients, but analysis shows them
to contain the natural digestive fer
ments pure aseptic pepsin, the diges-
tive acids. Golden Seal, bismuth, hy-
drastis and nuX, They are not cathar-
tic, neither do they act powerfully on
any organ, but they cure Indigestion
bIt lllt 'OHulpn StllSc pldl oI ulBeSllnB
food eaten thoroughly before it has
time to ferment, sour and cause the
mischief This is the only secret of
their success,
Cathartic pills never have and never
can cure digestion and stomach
troubles because they act entirely on
the bowels, whereas the whole trouble
is really in the stomach.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets taken al
ter meals digest the food. That is all
there is to it. Food not digested or
half digested is poison, as it creates
gas, acidity, headaches, palpitation OF
the heart, loss OF flesh and appetite
and many other troubles which are
often called by some other name.
They are sold by druggists every
where at so cents per package. Ad-
dress f. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich,
for little book on stomach diseases,
sent free,
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OLD FORGE.

Mr. Chester Athorton, Of EatonvNln,
spent Saturday with friends IN town
Mir. stephen Miller of WilRes-Barrc,
was q visitor in town on Saturday.
Rev. j. Erwin BrodhCad and family.
of Forest City, are visiting with rcla-
tives in this place,
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Harrison spent
Sunday at the home Of Rev. T.. l.. san
tee.
Mrs Edward Ward, Of Yostville,
spent sunday at the home OF Mr.. ThOm-
as Martin.
Mrs. Samuel Brodhead, Sr. and Mrs.
Ebenezer Drake, celebrated their birth
day at the home of Mrs. Brodhead on
Saturday.
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HoNESDALE.

Miss Margaret Keeler, teacher in the
in the Honesdale High school, is spend
ing the Easter week vacation at her
home In Binghamton.
Miss Edith NJ. Pellet, OF Paterson,
n. j., has been spending a few DAYS
at the residence OF her uncle, Hon. l..
Il. Hardenburg.
Mrs. Osmond ana daughters Mamie
and Flossie, Of Green Ridge, have been
the guests Of the formers mother, Mrs.
Tauebner, on Front street.
The next event of note will he the
ball given by the Red Men in the Ar
mory, Monday evening. April Sd.
The funeral services Of Mrs. McFar-
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TUNKHANNoCK.

DR.. John Dennison, with a force Of
men, have been working for the past
few days at concentrating his various
telephone lines at the store Of f. h.
Jennings, whore he has established an
exchange. BY means Of this exchange
the following lines are connected:
Springville, Susquehanna county, Eat
onville, Lake Carey, Dixon and various
places around town, Brower's grist mill
and residence, Il, b. Greenvile's drug
store and residence, the l., V. r, r.. sta
tion, Miller Culver's store and resi-
dence and the store and residence of
G. A. Hungerford. 1t is the purpose
to extend the system around town,
placing phones at the court house, the
various hotels and numerous merchants
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CARBONDALE.
NO APPROPRIATION.

Councils have decided to disregard
the state law and not pass an appro-
priation ordinance but leave it for the
incoming members to take a hand in.
They had one printed put that is as
far as it got, and now there isn't time
enough to get it through both
branches. The reorganized councils
are sure to make several changes, and
before the new mayor signs it there
will doubtless be added a board of
health item, as he is preparing to fill
the boards vacancies and put the or
ganization in old-time form.
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ODD FELLOWS OFFICERS.

The names of the new officers of
the Olive Leaf lodge of odd Fellows
follow: Noble grand, Thomas Booth;
vice grand, William Masters; secre-
tary, Harry ]. Hall; assistant secre-
tary, Frank Love; treasurer, Edward
Hall; trustee, A. Q. Fidiam. The new
ly elected officers will be installed
ADril 10
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MOSCOW.

Mr. John w. Edwards wishes to ten
der his appreciation of the kind
thoughtfulness Of friends lt the time
of his bereavement by the death of
his wife.
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FIghtly-0ne HeInOpPhdgeS! -!

had egOne morg sometimes splitting five Pt blood time That's
He continues My doctor did he could for
Mr. McCwey didn't die He's well and working He found hem
il C
Harris been cured similar aent by the use Dr. Peces Golden Medical Dcov
Mr. Hrsto his 81
describing
e" got letter from Mr. Harris saying Pr f3o"s
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to try It,


DR. PercsG dde Discovery
al df
seof thmtlIcn second Discovery
when Twas and theco
Ihad the m
fr business Discovery a
Gnes to O IN
is O They
enough ey supported by the testimonials thousands
ebeencu Golden Medical Discovery
to-day a Specialists OSfno0
Ada'@S;
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-29

When | had TAX
en- six bottles, l had
eight bad hemor-
rhages. ! wrote to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-29

/ told my doc
tor that | would try
Golden Medical
Discovery and he
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-29

"/ MO1lght IT
a0aS oHG DIE any,
7cay, so | wrote
to DR.. Pierce,
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The Result

That was over two years ago, and hav
not had any bleeding since. can truly say you
medicine cured me. | am walking, living ac
vertisement for your grand medicine"
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WEsaf fEse
Local Doctor Said
What
Ms.. McGawFey Said

and commenced the use of the I
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What
DR.. Pierce Said

DR.. Pierce, and he sent me word to keep on 0O1A'
the 'DtScoOery.'"
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
UeutteaTeP
gan tiener $1,000 ON 9harn

Niaiam Sctpurb i Maurp gountp
er en- 5art hlepsn rig. 9an, Tom inos
til iofnglig Tar fdttig. tjsner MI $1,000
ON 0asen, 5or npgls Qar itbsn bgbs
5opdros MaoUes CO eftsrloo bam en-
irrftiIt gro. Tpgle ui bans gsn9s bar
ublaant pau en- 5arnt, bpis Mprtgass
omiiber bleo "foreclolso" for $4,000,
en- Gum, Der u%niddes at operItiss 6urs
mems 99rbi. Wlen Wiliam 6oipuros
5absr, ION sr hans 8Grgs, bar negtei
at iGlae @ienbommen, % i~lstitts bd Der
opboQcbeS 5osfut Gcsforfurt Salt)
pad BEN. Qanoet blep oertmoo ubleist
til st fort Scmpani, Der betaler bdm
$1.20 / RoDaltp for bpert 3on. fpm
uominerss, og ODersn5tOm'ten er, at
Der ftdl minerss minbit 300 5Ons ON
8agen. Nufortiben er uobnttet uber
300 Sons ON Ougen, bDol Der giper
SoparO en- oo9li9 SnotGgt at omtring
$1,000. Der sr orsr en- 6aIo MliGion
Cons paa 8laoien.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
Dill oripe Walaria pof.
Yan 6nba oil man iorioee meo
6uealDptnstrGer

Sapuna, 27bs Dug. 9a gucas
lpptustraet bpppigt bar perst anbefas
let iom ct Mibbsl. bborpeo Malarias
feberen tan uorpooss. bar enbel Grpes
rimentsr osrmeo MI paaeaaet eIter Ges
nerdlgupsrnsr 9rppfes Srbre. Sp.
mGrtfombeoen er blst benleost pda bet
Selb, bpumeb bette Era bar p9ret
oprtst pad ben umadbelige gampagna
uoenfor Som / Stdlisn, Og bet sr ansrs
fjenbt, at oisis Sr9er bar giprt Gams
posnd oi Rcma til It lanst furoere
Spbplositeb, eno bet for bar. 81 ans
BET Grempel / famine Rstnins sr Gits
Of Mericc, bpor be fore Walaria.
biitritter MI er bel beplantst meo unae
GucalpptustrRer. ct treble Grempsl
bar man fra be brittle troopers 2eir
| Samatea, Der tioligsrs bpppist bar
biemisgt al Malariafsbsr, men Stebet
sr nj beplantet msb eucalyptus meb
bet Refultdt, at be uiunoe Wiprbrag og
Sumpe M er foripunbst. Sr9et Ius
ger Sorbens Gustisfb til fig | umads
beige &pantiteter. og be potser meset
burtist, cfts 10 Got paa ct aar.
sraet er cgioa / fig flsO OaroifulSt ps
gisrns isssr msb g.siarlisbeo bets
8lomitsr.
5 Cartilage babe man, alIsrses ins
ben groctss Grbrs blsp betienbt, poa
gsnerul @oobs anbsfalins bsitilt Here
9uiinbs Eucalyptus Stitlins.r. 7glers
Stiflineer blsp for nosl, Maansoer
iipsn plant.t Of Ssberboipitalsts syolt,
os be trioss MI ubmGrtst. Mau Dens
ter fig ioeibls sOos Rslultct,r fra oisI,
Grperimsnter msb eucalyptus.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
SorifieHiot.

2srbag inotraf "umbria" til
a~uesnstopn fra Rem 0ort, "Gtruria"
til Nep gort fra 2~tbsrpool; "2ucania"
afgit ira Hstp Dort. Ssnbag afsit
"Gdmpania" fra Quatnstppn.
S gd3epsl Gcuntp. Slinuis, sr
Der en- 8eOa9slis igans i6lanbt 5urs
msrne mso Oct Maal for gis at bli
enige ON itfs at falge fin IOling, fer
qriierne tiger. ct Meos bill rimes
Iigois | ben qnleoning Inart bli bOlOt
/ getin, 81.
s Rsfp Orleans sr Der nDliJ moos
tustt itore 8sitiainssr fra ben msris
tanite Regiering pua gaaoe os Maitis
nsri. Gn at bisfs gsitiqinssr lob paa
25 Stdalbuabe, bppraf 5 0~ampbddoe
rs 20 "2aun6ss." geitiqingsrne er
risnipnlis sjprt i milit9re giemcb.
Gn Rsprafsntant for !5onolulu
FRACTION SO. bar nplig p9ret / Sobnss
topn, psnninlpania, forat tisbs 80
Dill StodlItinner til en- e~leftriit Spors
bel | Satpuiis SooeoftaO, SporpOgnsz
Ipitsmst | Sonolulu ital o9rs f9roigt
nRite Nar.
- @oloipmms Stosbrdnbs, Der ans
tagss at bore itartst uf "2~sirlisgere,"
raisr M | 9isrns | NRrbeosn al Snbs
sdngsn til 9ldtts Cannon. omtrsnt 20
Wil i Spb for 0.np,r. Sloen iiartsbe
5 Wiil cpps | GdHppnsn os branots fig
@ei oper gierssns paa bsgss Siber.
Miaionsr Sob 5smmsr sr last sbe.
Den samls, biiturif bersmt.
"glap Maniion" / RGrbeoen at pdris.
asntudp, nebbrenpte / forrise llse.
9lt. Iom I Suist families, ait op |
2usr, os Miis ostitiu Glap Og Here ans
brs af SGmilisns MsOIsmtnsr, Der
bOsSs / Suist, rsbbsos fig mto Rso os
neppe. De poasnsbs nsmlis ists. for
Saasi ftprteos nsc. Qariassn til 81
bens Optomit sr utisrot.
) Obion Guuutp, 3snnssffs. CT
BET life moricmt at pare gfsssr.
@Spiobu.r" er sfter benz, ret iomt BET
er. Soalepss blsp nnlis en- frsbfiis,
fittslis Rtser peO Ruun 5ofn Yerte
talot ub fra 1T Sua at cry Slot
muf,rsOs MauO. Der frrit mssbanisO.
BAN msb Stott, % SIubbsr % osrpaa
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
en- b~etvoninesfulo Sop.
"6ooo Yam" ON reng Straf Ior at
iGige 5oOemiblsr, ion inocbolner
Misunderstanding 5ugreoienitr.

5elgenoe Cob bsbtuges | iioite Wiss
Iouri Gsgisldturiumling % traabts /
Strait ben 20os auguft 1899:
Purugraf /. Oct Ital pore ulooliat
for bpiItetiombslIt YsrIon easr &prpo.
ration, Der gisr 5Orrstning Der | Stdtm,
at fubritsrs, fplge sIer fsg, at IGlge mo-
get prdparat, COMPOUND eler unoen
Bare, Der er anlaet pda at ipiIss slsr
bers9net til 9rus pco 5ilbsreonina AZ
5sbe, og | bOiltst 9rGporut, COMPOUND
ellsr onosn 8arc Der finOss ar{enit,
aalomeI, 8ismuth, ANN o.
ala sler 4lum.
paragraf 2. SpiIisticmhslft Ger
ION s1sr aorporation. Der opertraosr
8eitsmmelierns / oenns Sch, Tfal anIsss
itDloig / 2oobruo og Hal, ON ertleret
itploi9, multtsrss minoit 100 9oGdrs,
hbilten Gum ftdl bstules til ca blios en-
Del at 9sifonbst / bet GOuntp. bpor
idaban Multt inb0ripss.
9snns 9o0s 9irfntns bill Irrlig
tr9He aIum guting popbsrs; men
Siloirfnin9 slsr Sdlg al bpiltsnioms
hel't 5sosmiobel ellsr @rtitel 6crsgnst til
8rug i Sooemibler, ca Tom inoeholesr
toqsn az be Gu6ftarisr, Der I 2ppsn
regnes Ipm uiunbs - fra Qreinit til
Glum - er albslss for6uot.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01

befaIece bdm at forlupe Gountist. Tn
anoen Rsssr, Wprphp, 1T famine geIa'
ling. aQe itittsIise Grlt er raisnos
op.r osnns 5remfGro mob itraoiomme,
freoeIige EtSrs.
Gn Delegation at Jloro 8diotas
W9no, beitaasnoe at Il. g. Senator
s. 8. MeGnmber, aonsrssmanO 3.
:. Spoloing. Il. @. Ssnator Sans
brougb og GsnsrdIaDjutant SpaIoing
mso lsre er reiit til San 5rdnttscu for
pua Statsns 8tsne al mobtase Roro
Oatota 9uttsrns, nddr be penosr bitm
fra Worila, Sensre bsrettss, at Roro
0atotas Splbutsr tom til Gan 6rdns
cisco 3irsbdg Gftermiobag.
- Rcd Sslanb 9arsn bigger fortis
ben en- Sioelinie oitoosr til stIteos !
Robls Gountp, Nla6dma. Deb Gnoe.
punttet ital bpgges en- gp, men Der er
cnonu life beitsmt pad en- Yrit. boor
bette Gnbepuntt blir. Gnb.l MGno |
BERN bar allersoe iitrst "Gbarter" for
en- 9ant ben oorbenbe gp; be bar
9p9ningsmalerials lig3enbe fits cg
fGrbiet og "a Elmer, tftsrdt ben fgrite
@dos er opItittct, oil g~pgnins.n D9rs
opfert % here's gant / "portina ORDER"
SdIoonmGnoene er ligs Ida eobt for6ss
rrbt. De- bar aitsnie % 2umbsr ligs
senbe FGroia, % nogle Elmer ~sit.rat
Spsn sr ubitittst fan be aosrtere
"8rano Opening" Oct ponitanes. at
ON 10 0age pil en- soe Slsite forpanbs
les til N gp paa 1000 S~nob1ggers.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
3trhruCkn.
aobert Barr Ct maaIte muroet.

Sra McGuot i~tripss: 0snns Gsn af
Staten sr lat | Spitpr peo Robert
Bars Joripinbsn. Mr. Barr bar
usift os brsp en- betppelis apasforrsts
ming. Cans Han6 lisssr omfrins Ii
Wil / Spbpsit bsrfra. 5Or to Tiger
iibsn forlob ban Barrett Nitbums gus
/ Spo for 8psn os iaspe, ban Diloe
penbe tilbose ON aftsnsn. Msn ben
paafslssnbs sborspas fanotes bans
SsIt mso Sabel % 8ipiel nosle Mil
eitenfor S6srlin | 4anins. Den fprs
Ipunbns Widnb bleu sftsrIsst. men
bans Spor tifnpe life fslses lanssre
END ct pdr Mil ! Rorb for Dresden,
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
9Iliunin.
vi &rnnclfer hrrb. uro ,i.nifc

81. 5 Ranbas Gftermiooas ifprteoe
ben nne Goliieums9 psnins i Gbicaso
iammen, og 8 Wennsitsr miitsbe 2ipet
peo at tnuies unosr be neofalo:nbe
Ssrnbjeltsr. 81 andre tom tilffaos,
ncgle al benz l~ipsfarlist. lllptten
ftsos unosr Rsbripninsn al ben "5raps
slsr," Der bruscs oeo Spfsrelfen of be
toIp gusr unber ben fore Sasbpalping.
9enne llptfe bill Iatts Qrbsibst til
buge ct balpt 4ar. gpgninssn bill
efter pldnsn blipe ben itsrite Gpnpens
tion Gan | 2anoet. Den bbsass, bpor
ben gamle 2ibbp prifon bar ftaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
Rsbraifasutternr bien,re.
auiarpnJt,t.
T!rttrr bort fra sttpfns 0uint.

Stepsns ppint, Sirsbag: Wisconiin
Central 8anens gmbebsmGno bdpbe
Wanod9 aften ct Msbe msb 9psns 4ls
oermGnb og unberrstteoe benz m, at
Gompuniet bdphe bsIluttst at finite fine
0ipiTionstOartersr og 8ertftebsr fra
StepenS Point, BdlteIn % Srpine
til 5onb bu Gao os Gbbotsforb. 6ors
unoringsn bill bore ti~lsnbebrugt efter to
Vars Sorleb ps mebfsrsr, at minbit
AGO WHno MAJ finite bert fra 9Den.
Oct Isr mertt uo for SonoelsmRns
here. PriIerne paa faIts Gienoomme or
| Jtsognn9. geitrGbelier bill blips gicrt
for at fau npe 8iennsmaangstog igan9
meIlem WiIpautes oa Chicago oper
Rorthlpeitcrn, @reen Bah % WsItsrn
@dnsrns. Gn 9Dncott er bsgnnot impo
Wisconiiu Central Sernbanen.
Ga Grosie Giraspiue etcttriise sarr.
Wslrpie / SadIpn Gpuntp itemts /
Gsroogs for at uoitebs Bombs for
$500 til 6j9lp for 2uGrosie, 8lad
RiOsr 5uls &c Nie1spia, elsftriIte
Sernbane. ~Gfitemnineen fob 173 for
cg 81 imob. 8pen ifal mootoge 90
al aompaniets 4ttier. Yet er 6'tinaet,
at Sansn ital bare f9roig % / Dirt
iombso fra 2agrosie til IisGsOiqe
omtrtng Iar 1904.
Selpmoro.
Dodge Gountps Stoles Supsrintens
bent, Sobn 5. Jlaoin, bar bsguaet
SsIpmprb, msloes Ssnbag Fra @uters
tctpn. San 6uObe benst fla / ct Sra
paa i'm 5urm / SOpn Of Gmmst. s
% Iar 6apbe ban p9ret Stpleinfpetter
/ Dodge Gountp pg bar psb i'm Oso
preiiosnt for Statens Sea6ers' @sipz
citation. Mr. 5lapin bar 40 2(ar qarls
mel og usift. Sbaar bapoe ban ct all
porligt gnfdlo at Grip og 2unssbstGns
BELLE rs babbe | ben isnsre Sio ppsranz
itrsngt fig Hso Qrbsioe.