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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-04-29
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Andrus in concert given that evening
at Doane college. Mits Ethel Sypherd
accompanied one OF Miss Dales' solos all
Of which were received with marked
favor by the large audience present.
Superintendent and Mrs. Saylor will
receive the members OF the senior class.
the teachers, the patrons and friends OF
the high school, at the high school
building this evening from eight to ten
O'Clock. No invitations have been ie-
sued.
Miss Dot 9. Gorton and Nh. Eustace
Drum we're married Tuesday evening
at the home Of the brides parents on
North Fourthtsenth street. A large
number Of relatives and friends were
present. Rev. L. p. Ludden was the
officiating clergyman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Drum will reside in Denver.
Mrs. John Fitzgerald went to Chi.
cago or Wednesday. She returns to.
day and leaves next Tuesday for st.
Louis where she will attend the sessions
OF the national association which as-
sembles there next week.
Mrs. G. M. Lambertson, her little
daughter and nurse, will leave on Mon
day for Connecticut to visit Mrs. Lam
bertson's mother. They will also spend
some time in New York City with Mr..
Lambertson who is there on business
Miss Agnes Rawlings formerly at the
Palace Beautiful will meet her friends
and patrons at the hair dressing parlors
OF Miss Anne Rivett, l43 South 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Marshall enter.
tanned small company Tuesday even
ing for Miss Katherine Norman OF St.
Joseph.
Dentist Hill, over Miller & Paine.
Miss Katherine Norman Of st. Joseph
is the guest Of Miss Mae Burr. Miss
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-04-29

Normal has visited in Lincoln beior
and has many friends among the society
people who are glad to welcome her.
Electric wiring gas and electric fix
lures and lamps specially. Korsmeyer
Plumbing and Heating Co., 2l5 South
Eleventh street.
Miss Mae Burr gave box party on
Monday evening for her guest Miss
Katherine Norman Of st. Joseph.
Miss Edith Shaw. post graduate
pupil Of the University School OF Music
gave recital OF unusual interest for
that OF a student Thursday night at the
chapel. Miss Shaw possesses unusual
gifts. and for year or two musicians
have been interested in watching the
progress made by this young player
who is now but sixteen years old. She
has grown in the past year, her tech.
nique has improved and her interpreta.
ton ia more mature and musicianly.
She played successfully the following
program:
Northumberland 10 G minor; Al.
legro con brio.
Heymer-Elfenspiel.
Observation-Disclosures + Major.
Eames-(a) Boufree a la Bach; ib)
study in A fiat.
Napravnik-Nocturne d fat.
Liszt-Fantasie Hongroise.
The Lincoln club gave the last for.
NAL party OF the season at the L. s. I.
hall on Thursday evening. Forty
couples participated 10 the pleasures Of
the evening, including the elabQrate
banquet. with which it concluded. Very
pretty painted coda crackers we're placed
at each plate. as souvenirs, and the
tables were lavishly decorated with
flowers. The young ladies who have
been invited by members of the club to
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-04-29

Some lovely songs and piano plumbers
were rendered by Mrs. A. w. Jansen,
Mrs. Il. A. Holyoke and Miss Hoover.
Delicate refreshments we're served by
Mrs. Paul II. Holm, Mrs. Willard Kim.
ball and Mrs. Richards.
DR.. and Mrs. G. r. Bessey and Mrs.
L. M. Hodgman gave tea party on
Thursday night and another last night.
About forty guests were present each
evening and the luncheon was served
on small tables. Large letter rs cut
from card board and bearing quotations
containing words ending in "ty' were
cut in two, and lady and gentleman
matching their pieces we're expected to
60 to dinner together. The letters were
tied with ribbons corresponding 10 color
with the flowers on the tables and by
this means each couple found their
table. On Thursday evening Professor
Hodgman presided as POSTMASTER in.
Producing each speaker IN bright and
happy manner. The following were
the speakers and the subjects:
DR.. E. w. Davis, European FIX.
periences.
DR.. F. M. Fling. 1.-The Difficulties and
Opportunities Offered in Paris for Re.
search in the Preparation of My Forth.
coming Book on Mirabeau."
Hon. w. j. Bryan, Duties and OPP.
portunities OF the Educated Man"
Chancellor MacLean, "My Legislative
Experiences this Winter"
Mr.. +. NJ. Hall. "The Law School, it's
Place and Future"
DR.. w. M. Hindman, "The Church
and the University
On Monday, Miss Mary Geiger, re.
siding at Fourteenth and T streets. was
surprised by a company Of her friends.
Games. music and luncheon contri.
buted to the pleasure Of the afternoon.
Those invited were Maggie Guerin,
Grace Klock, Lille Curl, Helen Sharp,
Constance Leyford, Palma Milford,
Bertha Geiser, Francis Guerin, Ruth
Sharp, William Moobery, Robert Reed,
John Guerin, Albert Ley ford and Les
ter Leyford.
On Friday evening Master Ned Loom.
is gave crokinole party. Helen Dol
son and Herbert Avery we're the vic.
torious players. Light refreshments
were served. Those invited were: Mis-
ses Margaret Honeywell, Neva Hibner.
Mamie Cunningham, Helen Dolson and
Lulu Saylor; Masters Dick Clark. Her.
bert Avery, Willie Cunningham, New
ton Campbell and Adds Hibner.
On Saturday evening at seven o'clock
the annual dinner Of the Athenea club
was given at the home of the president,
Mrs. w. A. Green. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Lamb. Green,
Dorr, Harley, Tilton, Farwel', Kelley,
DR.. and Mrs. Bailey, DIR. and Mrs. F.. L.
Holyoke, Professor and Mrs. Fling.
Senator and Mis-. Talbot, Judge and
Mrs. Irvine, Rev. and Mrs. Manss;
Mesdames Lewis and Lansing, and Miss
Allen.
All sorts Of lovely things both must
cal and social are being arranged for
the delectaton OF those ladies who will
attend the biennial meeting Of the Ma
tional Federation Of Musical clubs at
st. Louis next week. The Lincoln dele.
gates have received invitations from
Mrs. Oscar Herr for an outing and lun.
cheon at the country club. A number
OF swell" receptions will be given, and
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-04-29
fashionable HeadWare
for Women
HE TIRE

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business enjoyed
by this depart
ment so far this
season is graft
flying in the ex-
IRENE. 1t proves
conclusively that
people appreci-
ate the value of
our assOrtments,
that they fully
realize what a
money saw wing
our prices rep
resent and that
here style alone
does not govern
the price. There
is about our hats
a decided tone of
ri c h n e S S and
style seldom seen
anywhere but in
Paris patterns
and we do not
Z q va nc G the
price on this &C
q, o. n1 ,,...L1.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-04-29

Louis. Invitations have been received
by the Lincoln ladies from Mrs. Oscar
Herr for morning outing at the Coun-
try club, private care being provided
for the occasion. Complimentary tickets
from the Philharmonic society to the
performance Of Bruch's "Arminius" at
the grand music hall in the exposition
building have also been received. Other
receptions and number of fine concerts
have also been arranged for and those
planning to go are anticipating most
pleasant and profitable week.
The city Improvement society met on
Thursday morning, with the president,
Mrs. Langworthy Taylor 10 the chair.
The annual organization was completed
Tor the year by the election of Mrs.
Fitzgerald as treasurer and Miss Harris
as auditor. Mayor Winnett was pres.
ent and good naturally answered the
macy questions the members Of the
society asked him. He suggested that
II one resident of each block in the city
{ would ask every other resident Of that
block for contribution o. ten cents the
names of the streets could be attached
to lamp posts on the corners. Although
the mayor has been riding about the
streets Of lincoln for years he is often
puzzled when he leaves the centre OF
the city to know just where he is.
SucE has been the experience OF every
one who has tried to find his way about
the outskirts OF Lincoln. The society
thought favorable Of undertaking and
melting this reform.
The society directed the secretary,
Mrs. Richardson. to draw up and COM
plete an ordinance prohibiting expec.
toration in the street cars. it being un.
derstood that the street car authorities
were willing to see that such an ordi-
nance was complied with. 1t might be
we'll to extend the ordinance 30 that it
may apply to the theatres and public
buildings Of the city also. The mayor
thought it was not practicable to de-
crease the number Of loafers that OBJ
struct and make filthy the sidewalks Of
the city. Although every merchant
and banker whose doorways they effect,
complain OF them as an unmitigated
nuisance. But if the street car ordin-
apce is successful there is reason to be.
lieve that the sidewalks may be cleared
later on. The society adjourned after
thanking Mayor Winnett for his kind.
ness and patience.
The young women Of the senior class
Of the State university entertained the
Faculty Women's club Saturday after.
noon. A symposium on the university
Woman was given. Addresses were
made by Mrs. E. L. Hinman. Miss
Harwood, Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. w. G. l..
Taylor. Miss Heron and Mrs. A. j.
Sawyer. There was also vocal music.
A reception in the woman's parlor fol-
lowed the program. Ref eshments we're
served. The gift Of a picture from Miss
Parker, to b. placed in the parlor, was
accepted in graceful speech by Miss
Bertha johnson.
The North Side Circle OF st. Paul's
church met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. L. @. Richards. James Lane Al
len. his life, his work as naturalist
and his stories, was the subject OF the
afternoon. Mrs. Viola Price Franklin
was the leader and talked OF Mr.. Aliens
life and characteristics. She was as.
sisted by Mesdames Gring, Winnett,
Parrish and others. Mrs. ID. A, Camp
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-04-29

All sorts OF lovely things both must
cal and social are being arranged for
the delectation of those ladies who will
attend the biennial meeting Of the Ma
tional Federation Of Musical clubs at
st. Louis next week. The Lincoln dele.
gates have received invitations from
Mrs. Oscar Herr for an outing and lun.
cheon at the country club. A number
OF swell" receptions will be given, and
complimentary tickets for concerts
have also been received.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Folmer
and Miss Mae Folmer entertained the
South Side Circle Of st. Paul's M. r.
church at their home in the Salisbury
block. Miss Josephine Shute sang q
group of songs charmingly and Mis-
Folmer gave a reading which was we'll
received. Refreshments were served.
Miss Silence Dales went to Crete on
Wednesday to assist Mr.. w. Irving
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-27
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
The Original silver Bow Assessment win
Stand.

The county board of equalization yes
terday reversed itself and at the same
time sat upon the state board. figura-
lively speaking. About week ago
notice was received from the state
board that the assessments on cattle
had been raised generally and the
county board was requested to. raise
the assessments in this county accord
ingly. The county board at once COM
piled with the request, but since then
they have considered the matter and
yesterday decided to rescind their re-
cent order and allow the original as
sessment to stand.
The board yesterday also sent out
notices to the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company and number of other
corporations and business men to ap-
pear before the board and show cause
why their assessments should not be
raised
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-27
Ice Trust Does Not Affect 1t,

The formation of a local ice trust
is the latest sensation that has been
sprung upon Butte's suffering public
and the price of ice is likely to go up
as the size of the chunk decreases.
Using the most modern of refrigerating
plants in the production of their COM
modify, the increase in the price of ice
will not affect either the superb quail
ity of Centennial beer, or the very
moderate price at which it is sold
There is no beer in the land equal to
it, and the public realizes the fact.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-27

All members Of Montana commandery
No. 8, knights Templar, and all So
journing sir knights are requested to
meet in their asylum at Masonic hall
Thursday, July q, at o'clock p. m.
sharp to act as escort to the grand
lodge in the laying of the corner stone
of the M. f. church south. BY order
of the eminent commander. .,-.'
EDWIN SKINNER. Recorder.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-27
Paste This in Your Hat.

The Great Northern railway is the
only line that runs through sleeping
car from Butte to Minneapolis and
st. Paul daily without change.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-27

Repsold select vintage wines will
grace the board of prince or lord. P. J.
Brophy & Co.. sole agents. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-27

If you want fine, smoke try Anna
Held cigars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-27

Plate and window glass at Butte Art
Stained Glass works.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Batter, RtM.

Non noa,n Deb. at Der l,utr en- bel
Del DANTE m,o ben oanits aibtano
6siitole og Sirts / fin Wtot,2 6poroon
Ri bar oet2 80 9ai, ristis gobt! Scr
sr Sommsriol no. % Sabeioro NOT"
bette Iiofte ,uood buubt sOOt og biaigt.
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plaos ior ftr,. Ganost er goot Ior
6pcoe. Rug. Sopr., Rais, beg irrtt9
aurtoH.r os 5ruat, ogiaa areaturbolo,
ida snbusr Tan orioe bet eittr TN emit,
ou Der .r soot Wartso for oft. Weisri
sr Der en- buIo Wil fra os. 50 ita oil life
trGtte meo OiotIsitist ems og S'psgs,
bineoer optr Gsn.n Der. fun ,nbnu for.
tals, at ri LATER Wanilobrepsns mto
itsrre Snteres'. eno Roraesbrsoens, pa
ct par at Dor. ban6sfulos ungs Wpnb
bar fulat Sticrn.baunerst til be ficrne
Simmelegne. Wdr9retbe Ssnien.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
BOD Ten, eimbso Co., Ysinn.

Or. arsl Rcthaniel &nuoicn. isot |
Siptsu, ROras. ofgit pso 9sbtn ben 25os
gpriI / Rodeiisr. Minn, / N aloer al
70 Ndr. Dams Deb ioradriaaeots oto Ct
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Gftsn ben 22oe qpriI. Sdu b.srupeoss
poa 3ions a~irttqaarb / Rod Tel, Wtnn,.
ben 27ps.
Tr. Rnuoion bar pir'si bIdnot Stdus
hiudpern, / Winntiotd % Soma | DC
iioTts % aar iom Sp.cialiit | adr,Iaos
min, a%opirtnina. rusfite Dab DIP.
Snns Ssbsunmslotlit bill IUIts meo Be
mob al nGitsn ale, Der tisnots ben aumIe,
gooSliat Wdno, Der pilbe ida aisr1.
oiere ooot mob subOsr, ban tom | Berss
ring msb. 90 Der sr Suiinoer, Tom bel
iiGner hams Winoe, faa IGn1e be lsptr.
Sun botos en- lib | Rrrbso,n at Sans
tpdro, 6rtsborn &c., Winn.. boor ban
bdpos en- 1urm en- Sio. San bar oirttt
/ % runot aufiin 90 Gilbert 2ed. Winn,.
op1olot lg no9en AID ! Oelotdp. Soiod,
Then efter runbt Sprinq 8rope og Old
bel. Winn. Sdn tom Der til Settlsmens
let ON 9aar.n / 1895, boor BON oiriser
iii 8duren 1897, oa ban neb'dtte 'g |
Ro6sitsr, bpor BON blsp til fin Dob.
6on sitsrldoer fig life iud fda reoe
psnQe % en- Del observation-disclosures,
alPber oip.
TN Batter az BAN, Tom Ct gift. bar
boet ~Ioapiot pibes / auitin eIer Albert
Sea, Wiinn.
Rrrmere Splpsning.r ON BAN Tan
erboIbss pso at benosnbe 'ia til llnoers
teoneoe. 0cloor OieIon.
Rod 9sq, Sloit,o Co., Winn., 9or
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Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
xoBal, Wts.

vi Dor 9 Wil fro 2opal. Ser Ct life
ipur; mango Roriis. Sea tube suitt.
Der iunbs tomm, ftrs. os iirr noaIs,
ION bapbt 1rars til en- Brett % uorit
air',, for ben iirbss lie pda mango
WiIts afitonb. .1srs sr Der en- bra
Qloos. ganott blir msr, % mere op1
bbrt,t for buert aar. oa fore ptne 8pq
nina,r relics %ppsrott. Ser fan oolts dlls
Scrtsr Soru % uomsrist Voteisr,
goDul er e. liplia Plaos, liar ON ginis
rem / eoaoetio,n. Ser u 3 Sd0msasr.
SbinqltmsIlsr. Ser sr inoiommst oocr
3 Wilioner COB 2smmtr / 0inttr.
Melsne ador rat og DAG. Ser sr og
iao Wsierier. 8i bar bupt en- msast
lob. lang 9inisr. os Der bor brrct msQsu
Sn1oom oq mango 8sosialb. melt ga
grippe % Sungtbttanbslie.
Gn Garmsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Qtntofs, u. TAT.

Ser ,r ct fort Settlement uosluttctoe
al Rorfts. De isrite StttIsrt. Tom DO,
iatts iie Der for en- 10 a 10 glur Fotn,
iiobsr M I en- iorbplosbis COB 5oridis
ming, o. be iioite Mars aobt QoIinacr bar
btoirtet en- tart 3tlitrsmninq AZ Ganoiss
aert, ioa bet tr opiaost alt. iom Tan los
acs poa Somtiteuo her runot. og ganost
bar it,oet msgst | Pris, iua opbpriso.
5drme beidlss fra ct 3ufrot iii toIp
Sunoreot 9altr qportsn, ida bet sr lib
rot til. al Sdnbtt Der mso 1tbcu fan
tomme | 6eio, mso be Glors OF mer OPP
onrttoe Stttlementer. Sun en- ling
Diloe barre snit,ligi Der, og bet sr en-
Sernbdns. od pi mdd fiBrt bore proouts
ter fro rs til 90 Wtt. men Der sr 700
lloiigt til, at pi Tan iud S,rnbone | en-
mar Trsmtib.
Ser / 3orpn 157, ct al b, 10 1orpn
ibips | WoIfb 60. Tom life sr orgauiier,t,
CT Der life minbre cub 81 8odrter Tso
stats % S'ooldno, % gsfoItntngen
budbsbe ~iittert. at 2eqisIatur,n oiloe bdpe
fuitfot en- Winimumspris pda nqont.
Gano. od ben bar foridml.t I gintcr, Iua
bet tunos bIebtt at fda tisbt, men T,i
Iuf ian, be Ssrr.r buUbs NOT noget ans
bet at be'tine enb at qjsre noa,t til 5ns
teresis for 5armtrcu; tbi iaa lGnge Tom
all bette Gonb ligqer uoponrtst, iau blipst
alorig nos,t 5orisa oiort oa 5ststrns
bliper, at in9en ling blIDer giort slsr
ian qisr,s bUerten msb 0ciarbsioe elsr
Crganiitring at Stolsbiitrittsr. iaa Be-
boerne bliusr fat NANCE Mar tiIbd1s |
llopitling. osriom BET life mart 6liDsr
qiort noeet mso nGbnts Gano. Oh.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Conn OF @crnon, YNaiib Co.,
". Tdf.

2opn Of 8srnon sr ct At be b.bit. %
rigsits 3opnibips / Walib 60. Del er
pmtrsnt 81 Wil / geit fra 9rafton. os
part Riper er Dor nGrmeIte gp. Sfior
CONNER bupbe Ri en- ip1r Sogslitorm.
iom iloa neb al ablirq. ioa ri ft bare
bulp &olin9, fra 6-12 gu. pr. aer., og
Spsosn bar iua bdarlig, at bet bar
bGarot at fau ialas ben. Wen Ri baas
Der at faa bebre aar iaar, ida pi ian
tomme os op libt iaien. 8srnon er for
bet meite iettlso at Roriter, og be itao-
fig goot. De eier ira 2 o. op lii 6
Sodrtsr meo Gdno. Sfior Somner
bHggsoe Stolsoiftritt Ro. SO ct TO Sraacs
StoIebus % | 9intsr bar Der bGret 5olbt
Stole / be 3 bsisits @raosr, u, 3, G.
Yrof. SdsQ sr principal, iua @leptrne
bar giort 9oos 5remitriot. Den 21o.
Warts bdpos Glepern. peo Stolen ct
8aItetpartp, iom bar soot beisgt. De
iolste gaItsts for $47.10, og en- Sage
blep ioIqt for $500, ialt $500. Yens
gene ital bru9cs til at tjsbs ct Orgsl for
Stolen.
programmed blso gobt ubfert. De
Stpttsr, Tom bsitsbe melt Sifdlo, bar
"artanias 2rnpslsr," "Soloiers Re
turn" Sob Billings Singing Stuls," "
giolin oa Organ Sslsction at u. 3.
Spsrbp, prOf. S4sa, Wiis M. Dams
benz, Organ Solo gripping oper ibs
Saipn," Wifs WGmbsm. llngoommen
Der bar MI odnnet en- 5orsnine meb bel
5ormodl at faa ounnst ct Sr6eItra 90
opfsrs bramatiite Stptter. 5oreningen
bar eoos arGftsr % Meoiemmerns el
oiGiae til at gisre 1T for al faa en- sor
6oreuing. paa fsrits Mspe optogsS II
Weolemmsr og Ri boobsr al iad Here mel
Sibsn.
Gbr. Brandt fra Ct. paul sr Der oo
beisger in grobsr og 8snuer fra gaml,
Sugs, og ban Ter goot uo.
S~6ieroer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
IRA Seltrami Gomntp, Winn.

So Der after oa after ipsrgss, ON Der
snbnu finoes frit Somsiteaolano | Wins
~neipta, ian bill llnoertegnsoe foris9e al
iige nDost, iom fan p9re npttigt for
Sunbiseere. s glot 9ud og omtrsut
16 Dill / RorosIt for gemibii. Wian.,
Iant noro for 6dis Gate fno.s snbnu
ooitiniae apdrt Settionsr mso Somss
Iieoblanb. Oct er 9spftooGuHo al msgst
afperlsnOe og forTtieuige Sortsr. Oct er
frit oe Tan faces efttr ben gdmle Somes
itsdbloo.
Der er COB Sorbbuno. tort NuIjoro
meb gsrebuno. Der er mango itstre oe
minbrs Snbissr. iom sr riee pad Silt al
Here Slaes. "Soioiiit" sr ben, ION sr
NET aibplot. Ser er uomrrtet goot
8ono. gtunas imad Sdgmsasr er brit
fomme os 2um6sr ian tisbes for So pr
1uiin Soo.
Oct matt bebite lano gsltrdmi So
G / 9opnibips 14S, 149 os 80. U. fra
Ranss % til Rangs 36. SO. Sirip til Il,
e. eano CFits / Grootstou. Winl.. efs
ter !6omsitsoolouers iamt pine Boot
for 1853. aqe 3e9r tpbsr pau. al Der
pil blips en- liOlig Ssgsu sitsr Sdno
gaar Der / geltromi So. Def .r bsoii
at Here Yerionsr euar for at ie eanOti.
% nddr man Tnosr bet "Gl right iae
isuo til Grootston sfttr Pluts. iom To-
ter 81 ior bpsrt 1OpHihip. Oct sr beoii
at tori9ne io mso ct aOmpas Do aurt
'om piIer 5onns og Gountpueis, WaH
tan be mere unosaa at b.tal, Gocuisgs,
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% nseo sr bprt.
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ca Stonoinarsr Times at p1rs talrigit,
9panire at 6us. @5ilinq" pau eanO Oq
Gortshira bar gdost paa ! helt gin;sr.
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paa eare / Groots,on. nemlia Sl4 oa 81
for S%tripning. CO ! gemiDii S14 oa
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05

mango par De. iom piite BAN Den iioits
Gre. Yn'tor 9srQb tdt'to, ben aiosoe
for. bpdo ban aItio hdbot Drr,t mob
ham; tbi ogiGa en- SiGitisrq,r ,r glGo.
naur ban finosr BEN. ION air ia 0silso'
ming % 1rsft | TT dniOorsfuloe Hr6sio,,
% fabian bar gouis; ban msnts altiug
aobt mcb FIN pr1it og omidttsoe bonn r.b
aqieIie % ai9rliqbeo og oerfor par bet
Ogiaa, at Vnitor Persb 'dlte iau rsrtno.
I'M ban % lo0co, ia itIu dtorig at
alemme, booo aoOt ban booor aiort mob
fla. D,its par ct soot eternal. % BE-
bion,r tilittniftlig. bpor brdp en- Waub
afosos bar. Nnton Dstb,mon.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05

$3.50 for Gtriuuins Of 100 atr,s oauo
Oct sr oaiuu iunoet beoit at ienoe III ct
Supplp 6ouis ,ftsr Susai.nitdnos.
8redt Northern 8antu operiti9ru
gtlirdmi So. fra 5ofston til Duluth,
6alporion &c Ri6oros i'ol iorIrnqe fin
9oaains Rooo fra Rso Gate / Gposft
posr / SOmm,r. grainaro &c Rortbern
fra Bolitr Tom ino til gtmioii tent
iio'tt 6si. oa iieitt Dintsr bItO bpsaet ei
Runobus FAINT ct ftsrre % ptut Depot
1stte tr 2,on, iom tpb,r pdd. at ben pil
blipt forIGnoei | Roro s1tr Rorost / en-
5rtmtio. Sptr Rodpog.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
!Salpbelen al 2ampe9las /
Srus er Macbetbs.
IIe 8eioerlisbeoer tommer
fra ben uuoen Salubel.
Men fsls aataloSet.
s.i0 III v2aesas. cii,ssurss. Va.
SbDrsbn Qla.,

ben iotols noreifs aoioHi BET lolpis Sposu,
bshooer Here Stiineslisr fer Sunobeo, gsis
fano % SDiis enc nogeH auoen Rsloni / Rorp
,l,r Spo. "a ,lG Set. lS0rsbs bar en-
pu,,n Stliassnbso peo Z. & u. Rp., Dem
beetle SsrHbaHe / Sgofatsrns, miotoeis n,sI,
lem pt tOrs egtr Cunningham o. Von,oa.
mtrp. 3borsbD llager paa IN bsi, 6slasior.
mia gla,suu, 500 5oo 0usr 5aDst. Sorobuu,
ben IL msssi irusibar, oels opoDr.tt. Bel,
b,porti nee 5uru, "a % mango anor, Srr,
icrie. gi bar behog,list alima., giuttr "a
Sommer, ppperiisi gane, uonrr.a Rart,p'
aeo Siols, lutberfs prst,r ca Rsntahto,r
fs:. Ster,s, Soesrus oip., oip., oft / min.
taupia Crptn, Rolcui,n sr nu TT, aar
samnsl % aii eaar raft trsmac. Gg,urhsns
iii holp pris aiaaar fra ale Steer Rsrp,u
tl sborsbn, ala, ben lie % 3ois Sirsoaa
/ bpsr Raaueo. SirIp siier girfularer
oiu. I'll
Concordia Land Co.,
Thorsby. Ala
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
ct Solf, ionh lite fan t6nt
til tire,

er en- Rubeo | Gtbnografien. st iao'
bant er blspen oppnget al punt, Wteo'
lem al ben ltUre, fra Guglarb uoienots
GrpeoittOn iii Torres SirRbet meleml
a~ultrnlien % Nep'@ uinea. 8et be-
Dor ben Der lis9enbe g9ruppe Wurrap'
ISLANDS.
Iisie Wenneifer ileuoer FIN 10 3al,
nemlig netat = 1 % neis - 2. Site
ostior tire flyer MurragsJ uiulaneruc
tO.eu (~neisnetat) og iiteoenior fire
toto (ncisneis). FOR bgtere 3al mao
be onpenoe 2emmerne pan bet m~erneite'
lise 2sgeme til 3albetesnins.
Murrap' Sniulansrue bsspnber a
t9Qe pan psnitre Saanos q~llsTnser,
oerpan fommer be suri9e 5inere, iac
6Gdnbleoet, Albuen. Nrelbuleu, Stuloe
rem, 8ruben oper Rsglsbenst, Brpltbe'
net o. piosre / omusnot Sroen pan Der
bslrs Arm inoitl bstre Snanbs 9tllern
ger. 9stte siuer RI, os berpan 'cnl'
mer be 10 12er, ion mon fan irns ii
81. 0erooer iienoer bette NaturiOlI
fun gesrebei mango" (gatre)
Get par paa bsieite lib. at 8loeulta.
ben III unberiggt bette martelise Ialip.
item, oa be engslits 3nlOro allersoe ban
trnugi isjennsm nritsu uueralt par
Zerne.