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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-10-27
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-10-27
crowdsAlways Follow thecrowd

We have the largest and most complete
line of Fancy Groceries, in bottles and cans,
ever before exhibited to the public of this city
and county Heinz's Pickles of all kind,
Heinz's Baked Beans, Heinz's Tomato Soup,
Heinz's Ketchup, Chill Sauce, India Relish,
Celery Salad, Olives, Pepper Sauce. Mustard,
Jams aud Canned Meats of all kinds, Maple
Syrup.
Mason's Bakery Fancy package Cakes OF
all kinds, Teas, Coffees, Spices, Sugars,
Syrups.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
AN OPEN PORT AT SEA

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13.-With
twelve inches of water in her hold the
German ship Gertrud, Captain Henke,
came into port yesterday in tow of
the tug Reliance and came to anchor
on Black Point. The Gertrud. with a
cargo of $3.50 centals of wheat. val
ued at $52,SOO, sailed from Portland
Tor queenstown On November 9th
and from Astoria on December 1st
on the following day, when $50 miles
"est-southwest of Astoria, the ship en-
countered a heavy southerly gale, and
When 1t passed the ship was found to
be leaking. Investigation showed that
tnere were twelve inches of water in
the hold, and after part of the cargo
mad been removed it was discovered
that the leak had been caused by an
open portfolio on the starboard side
captain Henke decided to put in here
Ior repairs. He had told the pilot off
.he Columbia river that the shin was
leaking, and it was supposed at the
time to have been due to striking the
par. Captain Henke at that time was
inclined to sail the Gertrud to Puget
SOUND for repairs, but the wind shift
ing ne found it more advantageous to
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
IT is very probable that the Pacific

TT is very probable that the Pacific
Mail steamship City of Rio de
q Janeiro is going through much the
same experience with the elements as
did the Sierra. The Rio was scheduled
to leave San Francisco on the 18th in
slant, and was due to arrive in this
port yesterday morning. In fact, when
the Sierra was sighted the night be-
fore, many people thought that it was
the Rio which was coming in. After
the rough weather which the Sierra
has been through, however, it is no
great wonder if the Rio is considera-
bly, delayed in reaching this port.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22

make for San Francisco. The failure
of the ship to put in an appearance
off Cape Flattery a few days ago, as
expected, caused some little anxiety,
and tugs which were sent out to search
for the ship returned without having
sighted her. This gave rise to the
fear that the Gertrud had met with
disaster.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
MERCHANTMEN

CThis list does not include coasters.)
Archer, Am. bktn., Calhoun, San Fran
cisco. December Is .''
Alice Cooke, Am. schr., Penhallow, Port
Gamble. December z.
Andrew WEIGH, Am. bk., Drew, San
Francisco, December 6.
Bossuet, FIR. bk., Lodonier, Nantes, No
vember Is.
enterprise. Am. scnr.. San Francisco,
August Is.
Cleaner, Am. bktn., Schmehl, Newcas-
tie, December 8. s
IroQuois, Am. sp., Thompson, from Sc
attic, December 7.
Eureka, December L.
James Nesmith. Am. sp., Warner, New
castle, November 80.
]. c. Glade, Ger. bk., Siege, Bremen, No
vember %.
Jabez Howes, Am. sp., Clapp, Tacoma
/ December g
Mildred, Am. schr., Rose, Seattlea De.
cember 8.
Mauna Ala, Am bk., San Francisco
December 6.
Olympic, Am. bk., Gibbs, San Francisco
December z.
Okanogan, Am. schr, Reuch, Port Lud-
low, December Is.
Rosamond, Am. schr., Ward, San Fran.
cisco, December 9.
st. Katherine, Am. bk., Saunders, San
Francisco, November g. ,.'g
Standard, Am. sp., Getchell, Tacoma
December 9. ..,t,.
w. B. Flint, Am. bk., Johnson, Sar
Francisco. December s.
w. II. Dimond, Am. bk. Hanson Sar
Francisco. December s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22

400 Fort Street. Honolulu, II. T.
p. o. Box AT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.

U. S. Tug Iroquois, Pond, Midway ISL
and, August s..
U. S. training ship Adams, San Diego,
via Hilo, December II.
Br. sloop- -of-war Icarus, Knowing, Es-
quimault via Hilo. December Is.
N8ErorIJ A
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
CLAUS sPRECKBLs. WIN q
u0uS SpIeshe|S / d anplp|
HONOLULU, H.T
SAN FRANCISCO Acp,.n
NEVADA NATIONAL n,TH
SAN FRANCISCO. ANA Q

DRAW EXCHANGE ov
SAN FRANCISCO-Ths ~.
uonal Bank of San Francisco ssea N
LoNDoN-The Union Bank :,
Ltd. VI Aondsl
NE" YORK-American E.ch.,
tional Bank. N
CHICAGO-Merchants' Na,,o,
PARIs-Credit Lyonnais
BERLN-Dresdsner Bank =
HONGKONG AND YoKou.y.
Hongkong and Shangha, R,,u1
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND ArrsTp.,,.
Bank Of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND yANcorvrp
OF British North America
IIQaSQcl 0 GeHeT0l BgnElRQ SEICDTlr ssrI
Deposits received, Loans made on A.
proved Security, Commercial and NJ,
elers' Credits Issued, Bills OF EYrh,a'
Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY
ACCOUNTED FOR
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
C., BREWER & COLI
Queen Street, Honolulu, 4. !
AGENTS FOR

AGEN1S rOAh
Hawaiian Agricultural CompanH cun}
mea Sugar Company, HonoIu IHo-rssy|
Company, Wailuku Sugar IN. Gyma M
American Sugar Company nA pisn,,
gar Company, Ookala sugar p,n,I
tion Company, Haleaksis uSat1
Company, Kapapala Ransn'
Ranch. ,o ps,ktd
Planters Line, San Francisco 900
Charles Brewer & Cos Line u -
Packets. ..-u1ts1
Agents Boston Board Of UndelNosT, ~ n,
Agents for Philadelphia 6oa'u
derwriters.
Standard Oil Company
LIST OF OFFICERS; ,
C. N. Cooke, President; pisho,
Robertson, Manager; e. ~, ".
treasurer and Secretary; C Wsss
Alien, Auditor; P. c. Jones, d
house. q. r. Carter, Director
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
WHALING BARKS SAIL.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13.-The
whaling bark California sailed yester-
day for cruise in the South Seas and
on the coast of Japan. She will go to
okhotsk sea before returning to port,
unless her catch in the South Seas
proves exceptionally fine. The whaling
bark Alice Knowles, another of the
oid-tlme New Bedford ships, cleared
Yesterday for cruise, and will prob
ably sail today.
The age-herald., 1900-01-28

each Tell fainting into the arms of wait ing friends. Toms opponent winning by only this small trifie
 With study work and play time passed so rapidly that the boys could scarcely realize it was drawing near to vacation again. The days had not been without incidents of interest, some even of a thrillingly interesting na- ture, in which the the five friends were usually active participants; but as the summer and succeeding school years bare more directly on their history 1t will be necessary to omit much pertaining to the first year of college life
 Fred succeeded admirably. He even kept ups with, and in few instances surpass- ed his friend. the "captain,' for which Jim bore him no grudge, though he wished above every thing to lead his class. Jim was bright and talented and formerly it required but little effort on his part to excel all his fellow students; but Fred possessed a remarkable perseverance with which Jim was not blessed and which he knowing Jim's weakness determined should place him in the front before great while.
The age-herald., 1900-01-28
CHAPTER "

Toms trainer was himself one of the contestants in the race, though none con- sidered him Toms equal and had little thought of his surpassing the rival col lege. Toms inability to sprint was re- cognized as a disadvantage which was made up by his being longwinded and able to continue at rapid speed to the end. The race begun and to the dismay of Toms friends the trainer allowed the rival col lege to set the pace, which placed Tom at a serious disadvantage from the first, for his competitors whole skill lay in the sprint at the close. At each quarter the trainer checked Toms intention to in crease the gait, but Tom began to suspect motive at the last post and when the final eighth mile was reached he resolved to run as never before. The trainer hoping by his action to win, was left far behind
 Toms sprint astonished his most sanguine admirers and placed him even with the best man. They ran so closely that scarce a foot was between them at the close as
The age-herald., 1900-01-28

gram was performed. The cellar walls mot being as high as some auditoriums in the city it was necessary to stoop pretty low to reach the seat reserved for me- which was an inverted nail keg; but I was heartily welcomed, and the exercises which had been deferred only till I reached the scene of action Immediately commenced.
 The stage, an ingenious contrivance of boards and chairs, made quite substantial was screened from view by curtain made of a window seat cover. This was heavy piece. of creton and as the walls were low it was not too narrow.
 The foot lights-some tin cans had been unsortered by being placed on the kitchen stove and were fastened by four nails to the stage floor. The cans were painted black, on the outside, which enhanced the effect greatly, and the candles were placed on the side nearest the actors. The cur rain occasioned some trouble to the man ager for 1t was not arranged to roll up. and down, and was constantly in danger of ig~ niting. This could have been prevented by a wire netting over the footlights had the manager thought of it sooner
 The first number on the programme was
The age-herald., 1900-01-28

her willingness to fill any place and her good humor when turned and twisted about by the energetic little manager as she dressed and posed the darling The man. agers methods had been so violent that the other actors frequently rebelled There fol- lowed rapidly several tableauxs a Christ mas poem, thanksgiving song, some ora tions and declamations, after which the admission fee five pins) was demanded, and the audience dismissed.
 It was delightful entertainment, and pleased us so much that we propose shortly to suggest for our young readers a plan for stage and play to be acted by little out of doors.
The age-herald., 1900-01-28
M. M. M.
Ten Dollar Prize for Successful
 Guess

The serial story begun Sunday, January 8, 1900, under the above title, will continue through January, February and March. The mystery of how many boys became possessed of a large amount of money and the name of the club, the initials only being used in the story, are to be guessed. Also any other facts necessary to the comple- tion of the story. The one sending to the young folks department of the Age-Her- ald the most complete or nearest guess of the mystery and ending of the story will be awarded s1O in gold. If two guesses are equally correct the prize wll be divided be- tween the two. The one making the next best guess will be awarded an entire set of Rudyard Kipling's works. The guess must be written out as last chapter of the story and sent in to this department be- tween March IS and 25.
The age-herald., 1900-01-28

recitation: 1.-The Hungry Chicken" The song followed was the familiar one: "Just Break the News to Mother" hearty en- core brought back the young soloist, who was urged and prompted by the manager till she sang again, her repertoire being limited, the concluding stanza of the same song.
 A tableaux. "The Sleeping Beauty" was perfect, at least the beauty was, but a dimple that would play about the check, and twitching of the eyelids made us doubt the soundness of the beauty's slum- Der. This little actor was a favorite with the manager as well as the audience, for
The age-herald., 1900-01-28
Gro be continued.)
Tableaux in a Cellar

Going home recently I was stopped by a somewhat soiled little boy who shouted vo- clferously for me to wait. He ran hastily and thrust into my hand a piece of brown wrapping paper with the following invita- tion partly printed and party written on it.
 "You are invited to come to our enter tainment of peaces and tablose and mu- sick at , o'clock in the cellar at Johns house."
 The name of five or six little neighbors were signed to this. I responded heartily to the little man, who was waiting for my answer, that I would be there, and at five o'clock promptly presented myself at the cellar door.
 Three little girls and I constituted the au- dience, for whose benefit the elaborate pro-
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tunge 9iOerot, mebtus ban par pad
Dtatonisisbiemmst / I%linnsapoIis. at
bans Suitru % Barn bar bleOen mes
get iDgs; ban maatts, iaa Ioug iom
ban par, reiie til benz.
9uitor Dirtbsr foreIluor, al
Observation-Disclosures tnoer Gumfuns
bet ftuIos fannie til en- Damp61uo for
SniIdbDFobsn paa Wdoa9ostar for
at bsnDttt5 At MtsFonarerne.
- QaItor 6nrboss RenigbsO / 0us
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- PaitOr 6arbo bar ofTIoast aols
bet fra GbtppsfDd Sans UtnigbeO,
0i8.
pdftor 6suanb at TinneopoIis
bar npIia DGrst paa en- Reiie til 9rs
rut9.
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Jetlgrsb, fom bleD begaaet pep Jilp'
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belle Dagen, uoen 3otl en- tor IfOeitrg
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len unoer beftig Slb. Ggltnant 8ats
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ref, bsIoigpts life farIig. 8d Spit
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mierIsttndnt 5enrp 2eonuro fig fri
biaig at bare BAN bort fro Stpoelins
len. 3on ubfsrte gebriften; men ieg
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uagtet unoer iaabuune SmitGnotgbes
her. bport be bar, ibet bet ticmpe0e /
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alorig opgao en- Somme SerrGn, fsr
bet fit Srbre til at trGtte fig tiIboge
unoer 09tte at Wsrtet og 5laUOetas
nonernss Slo, fItgs Grempler mda
babe pGret meget tdlrt9e. Oct enc,
ieg bill nGpne, er, at ben fungerenoe
Regiment5uojutant, &aptein 2dipton,
bragte tilbu9e til mig 8eretntuBeu ON
Rsgimentets Sitting toer8ooer ct
brebt Serren, bpor augIerne pei
rberalt. og Osnots tilbage for at fpre
5Ortertninger til fit Regiment og bGeo
baarot Iaarst uuoerbeis.
Seq bar BEN 9Grs, min 6erre, at
bare 9eres ~9rbsoige Sjener.
q. Sc. +. 9orparo,
griQaOeoenerul."
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/ Sommer reiIt en- Del omtrina "a
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- 8]eitprslien for ben tnbre Wi5s
iion bapos Wpos hrs qoftor Qp6rc
ben 15os Dug.
- YaItor g.. 8roOen bar u~filQoet
&orsmpocts @oIg at BAN IomMeolem
al Observation-Disclosures. oa bans Sci
brsO er for iOd8 til at paatoQe fla
mere 4rbsios. enD ban bar.
- Qaitor q. 6. 9orom bar be-
tent QaItor Iiaers Wcni96cocr I'M
Der Oennes CpboIo pOa 6oipital3:.
- qrOf. Glitao bar unoer fin
Spmmerferie OpboIOt fig bells peo 20
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W}inE.
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JrartIin, Wtnn,, bIep "~furpriieo"
Deo SuofHtningen / ben npe ca Imutte
8reite5olig meo En- bel Del WsbIsr.
SenqttIGper Og bssubsn IS Dollars
/ PenQc, Tette Oar fra gauges Wles
ni9beo. Strur efter OoerransOe
TrortIir W}eniQ6eo Qreitefoltst meo
30 Doldrs. Taneu tilbr,afps men
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Waiur @auers ytnppurt.

Major 8alsrS Rapport er af ipes
tieI SnteresIe. forot ban tommaupes
reOe Observation-Disclosures / Sompeu, fpr
2ten 2itn bleO noaet. Rapporten er
bateret 2ien 5iin, 28Oe SUM Og flyer
oelois:
sci. 2 Morgen (20os Suni) unosrs
rettebe ben r~usiiIte Oberit mig ON, at
ban piIoe presie frem meO fine 400
Uiauo % forisge at tomme iuo i Sien
2Iin og bi9lpe iii meb 8pens 6orIpar.
Seq gjorbe Snopenoinger, men 6leo
Oosritemt / 8aubet. min 6orItuno
f~ortalte mig at Der par meget lioen
lloii9t til at p~a5iere ben dtneTite
Stgrte meo fun $50 Mano "a ingcn
&auoner; ben tire 3ommers rifleoe
Otite fig mangelfuIo, bporfOr ieg gioroe
ben ubrugelig % ruaeos ben uO / 81
ben. Soa fulste je8 Ru5ierne paa ben
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Zen rusiiIts &oIonns, 400 Wano
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% min Gtnie, ION fit BlanteiIben at
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bor 2inies 6rOrt 9apOe oa en- apances
ret Sitting. pa GoIttrunpens Ststte
par Ibunoet ino til to WtanD, % Gaz
nonen ielo Here Gange bar faittlemt
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gen en- Wdno, beiIutteoe Mr. Bopea
meget rt8tig, at forGaoe ben, 6otItct
ban giOrOe efter fgrit at babe ubrugcs
liggiort ben.
0a ieg fit 8eIteo om, at Rusierne
pitoe trGtte fig tilbage 4 Wil 6ortenfDr
Dor 9iDouat, bs8Dnbte jeg nit Sils
bageto8, ioet ie9 beOageoe mig lor6i
ben 6gire 6Iaute og 0e]Oliqe6plOt / fire
Elmer en- Stamp meo 6ienoen, teller.
Ii8e 3rorper O9 8Or8ere / ftor Gtprte.
Oct Iptteoe5 os at fa(oe til6aoe "a
me0brtn9e bore iaarebe. 81. 8 Giterz
miooag noaeoe hi Dor Bats eiiet at
6uOe mUrIheret / 30 Elmer "a fiQmz
pet / Fye Simsr. Seq bar neOt iii at
cfterluoe De bebe. 81 miiteoe fire
brr6te og nj iudreoe.
Oct bar S%bsrenstomit, at ri TfuIbe
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Wtor9en 81. 4 meb min Stnrte foron
ben britiite aOlonns % 6pire Flsi al
(5prtiRttes pau she 5ioel
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YQ'ipr y. u. NaIeH TIa OaIpa
fon, Winu., bar pGrct paa 9tIgg /
WootTon, mis-, hrs SIGgt Og Zen
ncr.
QaHor 8. 4Gch prGFOsnt for
Gables Gcmtnarn. IsO Dtng, sr urs
baa Rtiier 5folms 4rIiggsnocr.
3enne GtoIt bar boot 9oO Signing
"a trruocr aucrcoc til at uoDi9es.
Grn 6orcHtOc Girtc.
panor GronFol bar forrigs S6Hs
0oo / ct gciel / Gau GIuire % pra
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bag.
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Ruobn, q. DAT.
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SDmaifiren "6lsuennen" bar jes erbolOt
GOD gebOlb, Og ben Ouergaar min SOruentuira
baaDe BenbeD Og @ODbeb, iaa nltu Some q
ierDeleS pei tilfreD5 rteb OerL Og ieg albefaIef
Den til ale, iOu1 pil bGpe en- Maifine. Seq tat'
fer 6r. anuloien for, at 9e bar Dprettet en-
iaaDan SanDel, iaa at alall life bebpuer at gaa
til Igeuterlle Og betale mere enD bet OObbelte
al beune Sln, for at faa Ell al FANNIE SOrt|
0faiftne. SDbn q. Goer, Menomonie, ISIS,
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Seq oil tatfe Gem ior 4rGme: e ~gmatinen, 9e ienote Mi
iijOr. Sen arbeioer 9OOt. Set uor raere, END i8 bauoe uentet I"
ell iaaoan SetaItn8, gHn Some ct aI t;lireOs meo ben. -
G0waro Sergeu, gSetbp, gSis.
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lj0fOmmet er: Gerstuiug OIL bet eleU,e
&aramunc for Zen 6oreneOe uorit Iutberite
aute / &merttn, aibOIbt / MtinuCapolis,
giHu.. ira 1900 til 21Oe 3uni 1900. u0a
9Jvet al Sen TOreucbe atrTsS SetretGr, g..
Is. Seusicu GOieIaHo, Muffin, Ntinu. 800
iocr mcO 9Mbaug rs Stoer. Nugsbur95
EUb.IibrQ 6Ouie, 3iHueapoIts. MtHu.
9}ris portoirit tilicnot 20 Gents.
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4su mootn9ue Snmaifus 16u5peuusn" c,
! ale Woaber III Dor 3ilireOs5s0, buurfur ul
tan a~ubciale ben I'll I1s. gilt Strts "a
2rEorbst6e sr mutt iorarbetbSt % imuGt 20.
leret' Den CT en- @ru0 ior Ct gus. 6gal,eE
20 Gents. u. Sarion, Gltutou, soma
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6ar Ou feet @aQoorO gergbs nDe gol
"~SuIetaQerne?"
8anbRnoe ou life bar, oa ben sr upIig
uOtommst. 8u faur tiebe en- til Sld
eIey Rnrit til Sui. De LITER at Is "5Ulez
tagerne," % ie, boOroan 6iorojs FILTER
6ingeren 6orti beoc &ageu, % Idu foar
be ia, boorOon 6iprois oa 2iO pj,oe tag,
Giaten al 8eOItemor, % gcoitcmor blir
ogIaa Of meo @iqten. Saa fDlger en-
6ortpuinQ om RaQrbjlO &aatd, Iom oor
baaOe bIno, o0D % itum, men Iom uu
bar IRrt at tale os gisre meget nptti9t.
st 9rc0, ION ben pIiuOs 9igt bar ~ItysOet,
moa man Qanite %forurore fig oper. Oct
er baaoe beorpOeIt9t Oa qIGoeli9t at Iric
pm Belle ugubiIb.
Saa fpIger en- 6ortGain8 ON 6aIqrim
@rdtdr, iom frrit par 8~ieitegi9ter hos
Per &ro5buuQ og IiOsn bIeO Storting5s
manO. Gette Ojier. bOaO en- fdttig @ut
tan brinoc bet til, naur ban tuoer fla
goot til, imoO qsrsOle, Iom Blot fsiteOe
runOt / Gaarocns, Iei og 8iorOs 5ante.
it0tter.
9Ogeu sr at faa hos 0anourO 9ergb,
2omtn, @oIoer8, Rorge, eIIer hos Bog.
banolcre / arifianta; . DOH. for 3 Gr,
smpIurey. &. ". SieQe.
R,te H1up,,rc r. m;,r IN. 0I,,.
Decorah-posten., 1900-08-24

Explanation of Luther's Cate
chiSm. llHocr benns 5utel er retop Gas
itor Spcroruv5 llOgaoe al Y~outoppioans
TortIartug uOtommeu pna gn1elit. Cpers
irt.cljeu er beiurget al Or g. 9. guHo,
Eroie5igr ueo ben 6oreueoe &irteS GENT.
mar @cgcu tOitcr 25 Gents % Ian iaaesi
&u94burG5 Tu5Itibiug SOuie tARiuugnpoliS.
Decorah-posten., 1900-08-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Gee Whizz Washer, Der ooertereS
paa ct nuOet Stco Ter 8.uOst, er iabrjttret
al 8apt. NL, y. Rauoleman & Sous / Se5
MoWeE, Soma. SsHHe &aItcmaitine iigeS
at 0Grc me8ct COB, % B"abritanterHe ttlbDs
Der at ~tlIb08cbetdlc 8eHgenes BOls2c-itie er
tjlfrcOa Npts nogeH al bore 2Riere tran
ger en- &aitrmlltus, bBr &c itriue iii SeS
AiOWea cfter uGrmere SplpsniUger ON
@se 8biS5. gpuu "4piteu" meb bet iamrte.
Decorah-posten., 1900-08-24

o)S1tn 6ltrn flyer, at SDnlaifiaen "6l5'
CIV Dellnen" er beDre ellb mallger Wtaifa1G
til Den OObbelte 8ris, Dg ben er lige iaa GOD III
lom Da pt tit Den, og bet er I'LL ier 9lar liD1t
:. S. gSrDDlie, 9elapalL WilIl.
Decorah-posten., 1900-08-24

9aa ct anOcg Steo / SlGoet iiuoe8 ct
advertisements ira 8IUbe 8uiineis college !
81. 4aul. MiuU., buis Ssitgrer sr 4rufes.
iOr s. p. Sharon. Gsuue SIOIe bar uuuoet
&uieclic for ben srunoige lloOauHcli ben
box 8lprt line GIeuer, 90 be auipargiulbe
SulHger. ipm mauac al Oeus BraoueHter
tnpebdr CT Oct beoits Sionc8bpro ON Sfo.
leus Grbctoe Ct. 8aul CT Ogiua cr C9iaa
Ell 8p / rait SpuGrt % bnOer paa re GHs
lcomng iCr &c uHge MnHo, iom or irroigc
meo line StHOier % pl ilaa ND paa6prret.
wU8sItUst. QIIs, iUm aster at tags ct aur.
Jus paa Ct GonC9e, bar itriur til &roi. i. ".
Wayou
Decorah-posten., 1900-08-24

De ipo Senoebrsps" tit UtsuiQbeocrns
/ Qj1eaiien er Rapust paa en- Canning
qrGoittusr, Iom 5lep boIot { 1888 af
poitor u. Salt 8isrtien. Brett / Min
rcopolis, urOer haas Opboto / Rorge, "
Iom er bIeosn uO9.ost sftsr Opfororing
% Fl uotomns pau 81. 9. @ierti,ns 5or,
lag i Bergen. 5 tit BororO, Oattret Der
gen LOBE SUM- 1900. Tiger 6orFotttrsr:
"a ojsie Qrroitsuer blsO bolOt ber-
bismme, ltoia8coes be at ipnIig 0eli8.
nellie. leg toI tur enItc, at be I 'tre0en
Dorm MATTE bar, Iigs msg.n Jrust."
9oQen sr Tmutt trbtt, Bar 1O7 Sioer %
toiter p Gents. Den fen faues 6os Gbe
Jrec Gburh Boot @onceru W]ttnncdpDlts.