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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-06
Origin of Decoration Day.

The day celebrated on Wednesday,
now officially known as Memorial Day,
was originally called Decoration Day.
The change in designation was made
some years ago, but the greater part of
the public clings to the original name
of the day, deriving its fitness from the
beautiful ceremony of depositing flow
ers above the graves of the dead SOL
diers, which is the leading feature of
the days observance. And this custom
originated with the southern women
who decorated with flowers the graves
OF fallen Confederate soldiers before
the civil war ended. The graceful
practice was initiated at the North, or
rather it had become such a general
and spontaneous custom that in 1868
General Logan, then commander-in-
chief of the Grand Army of the Re-
public, issued formal order designat-
ing the Both of May as decoration
Day." with the hope that it would be
"kept from year to year while a sur
vivor of the war remains to honor The
memory of his departed comrades"
The observance of the day will be
continued far beyond the limits set by
General Logan. 1t will be co-exten-
sive with the celebration of the Fourth
Of July. or the changed and changing
character of the observance of the day
the New York Sun says:
The manner of the observance of Decora-
ton Day, as prescribed in the order OF Gen
Logan, will be transformed the more radi-
cally the further the celebration passes be-
yond the Limitation of time he fixed upon it.
Instead of remaining a day OF mourning,
typifed by the flying of flags at half mast,
already funereal symbols have become In
congruous with the sentiment to which 1t
gives expression. 1t is no longer a day OF
mourning, but holiday TO celebrate the
Integrity and the solidity OF the American
nation as one OF the most masterful of the
great powers Of the world. Today we are
not weeping over death, but are rejoicing in
new and larger national life. We do not
celebrate with lowered flags the indie
pendence won by the dead OF the Revolu.
ton; neither shall we commemorate the res
toration of the Union with the symbols OF
WOE
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-06
Second District Convention.

Chairman Dawson and his fellow
committeeman of the second congress
sional district publish formal notice of
the assembling of the delegates to the
Republican convention, at White River
Junction, Tuesday, June 26, to nomi-
nate candidate for Representative in
Congress. The number of delegates
to which each town in the district is
entitled is the same as to the State
convention, list OF which has already
been published. The committee recon-
mends that the primaries for the choice
of delegates be held on Saturday, June
10. The customary arrangement ex-
lists for fare one way on the railroads.
The committee appears to have slip
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-06
The sIsTERsvoRTEx.T Triple Revolving Trapeze
OUR STREET PARADE
ENGINEERING NOTES.

The railroads of East and West Java,
says the Engineer, have recently been
united, so that one can now travel
from one end of the island to the other
in two days.
The new motor fire engine of the
Paris municipality is doing excellent
work. 1t rendered valuable assistance
at the Trianon theater fire, and at
the st. Ouen spirit warehouse fire.
The engine carries six men, and travels
at the rate of 10 miles an hour.
An Austrian has patented an cleo
trio apparatus for preventing a COLI.
sion between trains, having an auto.
matte brake-operating device on each
engine, with wires beside the track,
having contacts arranged at intervals
TO close a portion of the circuit and
stop train following too closely.
Hand brakes, to assist in the stop
ping of trains were introduced as early
as 1s49. Twenty years later the air
brake was patented, which enabled
power from the locomotive TO be trans
mitted through hose simultaneously TO
q wonderful invention. In 1868 the
coaches were connected by patent
couplers, another measure of strength
and safety.
Considerable attention, says the Rail.
way and Engineering Review, is being
devoted TO the project of operating
the cross town lines of street cars in
New York with compressed air. The
present method of using horses is not
satisfactory, the trolley is inadmissi-
BILE and the conduit system thought
hardly advisable for these short lines.
In consequence, the syndicate, with
which Mr.. Whitney is connected, is said
to have practically decided upon com
pressed air as the motive power most
adapted to the needs of the situation.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-06

ed a cog in It's statement OF the work to
be done by the convention, in that the
body's duties are limited to the nomi-
nation of a candidate for Representa-
tive and the election of district COM
mittee, No mention is made of the
nomination of district candidates for
presidential electors. The committee
will need to amend its call, or the con-
vention will have to act on its reserved
rights.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-06
PernonaIIx Concerned,

Two men We're arguing upon the
question of the need of general and
immediate spelling reform, and the
discussion waXed earnest.
Look here, Ferguson" said one of
the two, at last, why are you so bit
ter in your opposition to reforming
the language?"
Because" replied the other. bring
ing his fist down with emphasis. 81
have just invested $12 in a new die
tionary!"
Mr.. Ferguson's argument, 1t may
be added, Is not without force. There
are many other persons ready to back
it up on the same ground.-Youth's
Companion.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-06
The People Want Dillingham; for
Senator.

Ever since the death of Senator Nor
rill it has been our belief, privately en-
tertained, that, were the people of the
State to express their own free choice
in the matter, they would name ex-
Gov. William z. Dillingham; as SEN
ator Morrill's successor. This impress
sion has been steadily confirmed, and
it has grown strongly during the past
winter. We believe this to be unques-
tionably true of the public sentiment
in Windham county. Whether Mr..
Dillingham; can prove himself OF full
senatorial size and fit for the success
sion remains to be seen. But in his
personal characteristics an d accomplish
ments, in his record in his profession
and in public and private life, he seems
to be easily the most promising man in
sight.
We make this declaration at this
time because, whether we will or not,
the senatorial canvass is upon us, and
the merits and claims OF the several
candidates have been forced into dis
cussion. Further than this, the Re.
publican convention in General CIRCUITS
own county of Caledonia has been
called for June 2, month in advance
of the usual time, with the purpose,
expressed or implied, to have the con-
vention lead off with an endorsement
of General CIRCUITS candidacy. Con-
ventions in other counties will also be
expected to make declarations on this
question. The Windham county con-
vention will be no exception, and it ia
time that our people had the matter
under careful consideration. -Brattle-
bOrO Phoenix
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-06
Both Clear and Unnatural.

"The Montpelier Journal, which is Dill
lingham paper, cannot seem to understand
how Caledonia county could 30 substan.
Tally stand by General Grout in the selec-
ton OF delegates to the county convention
unless somebody had been fixing things
in his interest. "-C aledonian.
On the contrary the JOURNAL under
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-06
God Knows

God Knows.
o restless heart why murmur?
The sun is shining still,
Though clouds seem very near you,
God knows, Il Is Hts will.
He knows the weary heartache. 81"
The longing and unrest.
"Come unto me-" He whispers
And lean upon my breast"
What most you wish and long for
Might only bring you pain.
You cannot see the future
Gods purpose To explain.
So trust, faint heart. thy Master.
He doeth all things well,
He loveth more than heart can guess
And more than tongue can tell.
u. ]. Marley, In N. Y. Observer.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-06
A Keen Clear Brain.

Your best feelings. your social position or
business success depend largelylon the per-
feet action OF your stomach andsliver. DR..
strength, keen. clear brain, high ambi-
ton A 25c box will make you feel like
new being. Sold by q. Blakely, druggist.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-06

Good Mani fear that you have been
hard of late, my man?
Larry-Niver dhrap, yer riverince.
But your nose is very red"
"Oi big yer pardon, yer riverince,
it's anly tn reflection from tn rid
hannils Oh wear."-Chicago Evening
News.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-06

The politicians as well as the schol-
ars and patriots had their innings on
the platform yesterday. Decoration
Day is a great and glorious occasion
for the eaglets as well as the old birds
who have an eye for soft spot son
Fame's eternal camping ground"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-06

This promises to be the worst year
yet for the calamity bowler. Bryan will
be buried under an Osss of grain and
above these will be piled Pelion Of
ballots in November. Kansas is send.
ing out Macedonian cry for 10000
laborers to help harvest her enormous
wheat crop, estimated at 100000
bushels, already whitening unto the
harvest. An old WATCHMAN subscri-
Der in Iowa writes: 1.-THE weather is
fine, corn nearly all planted, plenty
coming up, and corn blowing COM
menced. Wheat, oats and barley are
looking well. If the seasons promise
holds out to the end there will be
world of corn here in the fall. The
usual run is about forty bushels 10 the
acre, oats about the same, wheat fif
teen TO twenty. About 120 acres Of
crops in each 100, the rest in grass, is
the rule. but in some places there is
more grass and less crops" Land in
his locality is worth from S33 to $50 an
acre. Wheat is selling at 50 cents,
corn 80 cents, oats % cents.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-06

The name of Hon. Elihu B. Taft Of
Burlington is prominently mentioned as
a candidate for the Office of lieutenant
governor. Mr.. Taft is lawyer bred, a
man Of education and many accomplish
ments. He was in 1888 Senator from
Chittenden county. With his profess
sional practice and public service he
has mingled the relaxations of travel,
and the pursuit of such aims as inspire
a person of means and love OF those
things that are outside the customary
round of professional or business life.
Mr.. Taft has had wide experience in
the world, and his natural abilities and
his accomplishments entirely qualify
him for the duties of the lieutenant
governorship. Whoever else may be
named for this station, Mr.. Taft is en-
titled to the consideration due to per-
son who would fill the office efficiently
and with becoming dignity.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21
1T Font gelsb til MisRonstuslsn

ct Font gelsb I'll Diisfonstasfsn -
prafsrnss Reiie fraresnet. Ds M,
ueen at beresne, buor msset Der blipsr
uOrsttet usb ct iaaoant Rebs, nOset fun
6i~srtstenbersn risti9 tan 9enuemifus,
iaa fan bet / al 9sifebsnbeb i9ss, at
ri bapbs ct uelf9net Samuar | Yiborg.
% leg for min Del Tar fse, at ies bar
/ be aar, ies bar orb.ibst bsrOurs, uGret
@ibns til Iua mango uanbsforiGrenbe os
Iuitiee inataIbts Wisfonsmsoer, at isg
fsIer BET iOm BALKAN paa ct Saar, MI
at tunns pare mso ueo Wsosr, buor bet
ubsn ale Runfer os 5orbsboIo ssres
uitterliet, Of bet er SiGIenss 5rsIie, BET
saIbsr. DerfOr, matt efier at siue 9tr'
Ten 2Gre Tor Daeens / 9ibors, fiss ri
Sut til PraitefOliene % Nsnisbsbsrne
Ueb gibOrs for @affribeb es alt sobt.
s. Peberfen,
gantton, 9. 0at.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21

bar cpgipst. Deres 6ritGnteri sr en-
Gro; be tror. be tanfer frit, os be trOr
bet, foroi en- euer anbsn bar f%ortalt
benz, at ben sler ben Wano bar mobile
uilt Subs GilpereIfe.
Wsn at famine Mano moafts, bpis
ban snonu leusr, inbrsmmsr, at bans
tioIissre RsiuItot pal gait = bet faar
ben f~tuttsIs Menismanb, Der life isIu er
uioeufabsIi9, lite at uibe. Oct unb9oor
bans SpmertiOmbsb, Os bufforOrer
10 sa en- ROosrunb mob 5~ritanter.
ftonbpnnttst = ibi ban trOr, ban tantsr
irit.
Denns omtoIte art flnbe r5ritan.
%tsri", buOr a letter fin sgsn Si9I
pua Spill for ct anbet MennsItts Orb,
0om oenne anosn maaffe fOrIansit bar
tiIba9etalot), triues / bespGrre nltfor
tor uolir9tnin9 bIanot pore 9anbss
m9no beroors = oa bet gnar Der iom
anosi Stsos, at Menigmuno inssnIuubs
iaar IaSt Ratte til @iosufObens
StrSmtautrin9. 7eriOr saIoer bet
ON for Dor Rirfe at faa meobelt oisie
Starer, al Of bigger paa Soub. Sau'
BET GLIDER no % GLIDER no unbsr beres
6oboer. Deu en- Gang siorte opmGrts
iomme oetpaa, oil DC TONNE .tiIba9e til
9irteu pua RIippsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21
Irn Rirkr nu gknle.

@siftIis Statiftit ira
Ror9s. .9ntberff 6irtetioeubs" sis
per en- ms9et iutsresiant nseifIis Sia'
tift~ for 0Orse for 1899, bUOrai nj
sensiusr en- Del. s8eb nosonssn at
1890 oar be seiiiIige 9mbsoers initial
636, nsmIi9 9 8iipsbsmmer, All SOss
ustaIb q 83 prouiisr), so refb. aa.
peIIanisr, 9 MISREPRESENTATION 10 orb.
autetsiembeber. IL 6ansisls. Os SO.
ipitalSsmbsoer, 81 GaIostapeIunitr,
20 Siiftstapeuanisr." a 1899 par
gmbsbsrnss initial 353, 1899 427 ca
/ 1899 $3.50. 5 1899 opretteoes 4 em.
beoer % neblasoes 2. Deb aarets
lbsans par Al @mb,oer Isbi9s. Utsn
bet oplpiss, at fun ct Bar 9mbtbsr sr
bIeuns beiatte Of aas. fom er bIspns ls.
bise | bet fibfis 9aluuar. - Dstte fores
tommer os nnberli9t naa Der CT en- inas
ban Ouerfo paa aanolbatsr. 90
grafter CT | '99 aiaaasi fro gmbsbt, 8
Deb 9sben, - Dso aftso Os l si saast
oDsr en- anben Sitting. II graiier
CT a%niaits. = / prGii sr oper 50 Aar,
8 opsr rs, 10 meuem 70 % "a, "a msIs
lem e5 o9 SO, 55 mslsm 60 Oa Ga,
80 mslem 55 % 50 Off. Ruu 33 sr
unber 35 4ar samle. - De ~tsoloeiife
annbioaters initial er 400, bporaf boa
mango er a%niatte iOm peri. aapsuaner,
Wishonspr9fer, Semanbsprqher,
prafisr | gmsritu, StOIebirettsrsr,
serere oiu. faa Der antngss at DQrs fun
Omtrsnt 2lo stiitIiSe 2%lnisssre" = til
be Al gmbebsr.
M u cd anerns. Den mis-
bamsbanife GeIieiou bar for Chen 200
Uatuioner Iilban9ers. 6aIpbelm af
benz rsseres marteIist NOT of trifne
9srlfsrs. 8rOnninsen at 9nsIuno res
serer | Snoien ousr So Miuionsr Wus
bamsoansrs, 9ronninsen at 3oaano
oOsr 10 Miuioner paa be inbiIfe Der,
5ranfris ousr 81 MiniOn t Roroafrita,
0uslane Oper IL Wiaionr I Msaems
alien, England ouer 10 MiQioner t
9esppten oiu., msbens SuItanen fun
bar Is WiaiOner mabamsbanife unbsrs
i~aaitsr os Ronesn af psrfsn 0 Miaio.
nsr. 8 arabien er Der 5 Miuioner. |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21

Saa bar Amerifa oa en- tort lib bali
fit frifsIiss DasbIab. gaitor Sbsl'
bons GOriss meo "Topeka Daily
Capital" Ct / bUsrt Gaio fra ben petu'
niars SiOs Jet iulbsn beii sOSi III. d
m%uIispis Iisgsr beri en- 9ODsosrunb til,
at foritsuise Blade bar bait traDli
meb at ubbalune, at BET belle par er
5iasto.
Srorpiht bet par bet enc eaer bet an:
bet or for sprist lite let at fise. BEL
bIsp "Topeka Daily Capital ! for
rise use rsbiseret paa sanife anbsn Bis
snS sGsrs, men SYcrssmanlet sr Tor
bet ferife, ON benne anben BIS uar netoT
frifisIlg, for bet anbet, ON BET Dilot
funne bepare fine Nbonnenter.
Oct fbiis sr mere enb tuiulfomt, til
Nmeritansren f~OrIunser anosrlebes Drift
og Npbsbsia9 al fin aDis snb ben fbsl'
bonffe ubgaue funoe oppiie.
Dog - Der fanotss abifiaise sobe
9lrtifler | be forffeaise Da9es lumre,
os ben Zone, iOm anfosss beri, par
friiteIis.
ut galfor SbeIson til Irobs for al
aufrenselis berimOb lite tanbs bOIbe
glabet frit af be pOIitiffe Sfar sr ct
jIaaenoe Bepis paa, buor ouerorbenlis
panffeIig OpsaDsn paa bette gnntt CT:
at ffpre en- frifisIis &urs uben partis
benign.
aolfiaise friiieIise G%oretasenbsr bar
peI faaet ben sobe Undertakings Ststts
gennsm bette 5orstassnbe, LEGION Der
osina bIeD srebet | ban pOrs Wisfons
6arpe - men mon life G~nsLenoeren
bar Rst: s 2ansoen DiIos en- iaaoan
Mpis tebs 5olf. Den ffulbs saers tase
anbsrIsbes MISUNDERSTANDING Op, til
Snmfunbets Baabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21

fremtomms / at, men at glabsben.
Jpn mna be pao uueisniIise punfter
fotfortss nosst.
SOmtibis bsbsr ri be Referenter, JON
/ ben feIsenos lib inbienOer Bsretnin.
ger ON - uf famine @runo = at uos
trptts fig iuu tort Os fpnbist fOm pei
mnIigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21
Siot ON WislionSmpoc o9
25 Wars SmbiIrumt
giburg. q. 3.
ste til sbe MRarts 1900.

9isIse ben offentIi9s 5~nobpoeIis
tuIOs MisiiOns: os 3ubiIaumsfefeu
taee fin ge9pnoeIie meb Ct Ulsoe Ulan:
bog afttn b. 5. Rarts. SauIeoes
freie bet osfaa. Men nu lrai bet fig
ioa. at bsnne Dag par Yaitor u. W.
Anberens % 9uitrus 25oe Aarsoas
Tor oeres Brpuap. % / ben AuIeonins
par Der Ian inobubt til en- dGuesipis
ming Uianoas eftermiooas. 90 itent
bet ineeo, o9 par toIbt. iamIeOes Der
bog mango Tor al Iptpnre SsIubrpuupss
parret. Os gaitor anosrisn Os 9ufru
mootOs oeiaa Tonne o9 parbiiuIos @a'
usr baaoe fra oeresW snigbeesfoIt o9 uns
Ore 8snner / Eussns AnIeoniug. vi
fremmebe grafter par 5ormanOsn o..
B. 6briitiansn, R. g. 9tiels
g II % 6r. Anter I'll Steoe fra BE,
spnosIien Of; u%nosrtesneoe TOM ON
lirsbnsen. Sg bisle ti%IittosuGrenoe
PrRiisr, lammsn msb Steeets Yr9ii,
bolot iaa Reoe / Rirten Wanoag Nfs
ten. Ger par tiaige %AItereanq, buOrs
til Ynitor NieIien bolbt S,riitetaIe.
De andre 10 8raiier tnIte bper ct Orb
iarIis benusnbt til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
poltor anbsrien luiteoe Wsost meo
at tatts for be ftanteoe @auer os for al
ueuit 8%sItuseIie.
Girsbus 6ormiObas bespubte iau bet
sssntIiss Wisfonsmsbs. Deb 5Ormio'
On9smeost taIte Nnter % gbritioh en-,
os ON @ftermiobngen bIeu Orbst eiuet
frit til at tuIs Os iamtule ODer gmnet;
Ssser isrft Cubs Rise Os bans Ret:
iGrbisbeo, iuo ftaI bet sUries DOrbs sber
tiuast." Om Snsbasen boIbt ri
Npb. / ben psitrs airts, bpor pi tilfts.
osparsnbe prefier bjalp bueranbre meb
Of uttrs Orbet. On aitensn par Der
issm Wsbs. bullet narmet lfuIoe taIs
oss unsOomsmsos. Der bOIbt infer
ct 6orebras, Os unberteensbe toIte libt
til Slutnins.
I~orsbasen par rs &arsbngen for
Wsnisbsbsns StifteIfe. paa btnns
Dag bisu Wsbsrns igsn tOlot / ben
airts, fOm til 5OrffeI fra ben ibft.
nqpnte fables ben eftrs Rife. ON
5Ormibbuesn par Der 8reOiten Os als
tsrsons. BufiOr aiutsrisn bOitt .Sfrif.
tstaIe % a%lisrsons, Os ebriiianisn
prabi,sbs, bet oil iise boIbt JeftaIsn.
pan taIts ub fra ct afinit Dos GsstieI
AZ. aopitsl, buor Der CT Gale ON ct
Gym, grofetsn babbe, | builfst ban iaa
en- Bonbitrem ubsaa fra Seruiulems
TsmpeI, Der u9oebe QUE Graer, buor
ben baube fit Cob, Os boIbt alt frifft os
| Qipe. 3ette blep | Inlen ublagt bers
ben, at hsnne Yunbftrsm par l6erreus
@srnins sennsm Orbet os yiaaoemlos
lsrne (Sutramsnterus). Os at bDor
benne Strem faar 9ou til at 9ennems
hrsmms 5ierterne, Der fommer giu os
frife Stub / aonbelis GOrfianb. Der
bIsp iou osiaa, fOm ret % biaist par,
mintet ON. at oisis Menisbsbsr buubs
nu | be bsnrunone % aar ueret @ens
fanb for bsnns Iepenbe Strsm, ibst be
baubs BAIT 9errens Orb ibIauot fig.
Om @ftermibb a9sn tuIte unbsrtssnsbe
Iibt pm D9errsn ! @etbismans", os ber'
siter ialie be andre prafer Osfoa ct
Orb. On aftsnen par Der lnsooms.
meoe, buao iaa o9iaa par Cummings
msbs. Ser tuIte anter, os pi andre
iusoe Osiua ct lille Orb til be nnss
os aIbrs meb. 8 besse airfer bIsD of
ret til Misfonsn, Os Der inotom osfaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21

Msn SeIus iasOe til Dem: 5sg sr be
eiDiens grpO. 500, iom tOmmer III
mig, ftal life buusre; Og boo, iom tror
paa mig, itaI aIorig terife.
Weu jes bar iust Gber, at 8 bans
Jet mig. Os tro bog lite.
gIt, bOub min 5uber siDer mig, ia
TONNE til mig; Os ben, iOm tommsi
til mig, ifaI leg iu~senIunbe taife ben no
Ibi lea er tOmmsn nso Of 6imIen. ittl
at ies ffal gore min Billie, men bans
Billie. iOm mig uoienots (5obs. 6,
$3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21

aneaosnDe be nps giOras til ben fat
tiae gnte Marta Rasmusen
6amono, 9ouifunu, is 9ifen paa Glib
8. z alt er %inotommen s14.70. gi:
Drag mobtases frsmoeles.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-21

Tor bprt, for bet faar nOesn Varoi til
aaerbrua, mtn goot 2ano incen for en-
tortere Afifanb fra SernbGns suer
ELECTROMAGNETIC. Os iOm ct mere 'uer
minbre rpO0st Os / Drift, tan snona
tsbes for fra 10 til Is a 90 Dollars
Acren, ielufeIseIist / 6OrbOIb Ill Sslis'
aenbeb oe Drift. Der fan faus 1000
acrss eaer mere / en- SamIins. % ON
fornsbent, oil bet lite pare uanltsli9t at
ubuibe @tanierns. priisn tiger mas
turliepis, naar man tOmmsr n9rmere
Yortlanb. Samtibiet meo, at ben ans
ferte Brio maa anies for at rare Lap
efter 5orbo.o,ne, maa bet tiui9e bsmGrs
fes, at / fin Acknowledged oil 40 Acrss,
sIer minore, pare tiIitratteIist for en-
6amiIie, nadr mon isgsr at faa bet
fulbe llbbgtts al bet NreaI, man oprter,
os lite iarIig oil Opfsbe eanb paa Spe'
tulation.
Oct oil beraf f%feunes, at bet inssn'
Iunos CT nosrn nor RapituI, Der trGuea
,or al faa fit 6ism soIOnien.
aunbs Der bliue 40 sGsr so 5OmiIier
til at besgnbe 8anneIfsn al en- Iaa6an
aoIoui, ba uiIbe ost lie pare UauftsIist
at gennsmfere og ielu mso ct minote
QntaI uilbe BET tunne laoe fig gore.
Sra 9espnbeIien al tanoe aOlOuien faa
tirteIis 9ejsnins iGmmsn msO 4Ort'
lamb,
CAB os bore fra benz, iOm MATTE
uGrs inieresierebe / benue Sag os mus
lieuis tanter paa at pile lutte fig til
bette 5oretassnbs. 8iier bet zig, at
Der CT Iililutnins I'll Susen, CT BET nit
6aab, al Samfuubet usb fit iiIfunbsnoe
aarsmsbe. oil ta9e bette SpsrssmaaI
unbsr OuerueieIie Og gore Striot til, at
BET Tan bIiue g%ennemisrt Tom En- Gag,
Der bar for getgonins osiaa for bort
5amiunOs Misfon.
gReo uenIis 9iIien til 0enner fern
% mar.
3. 6. &. 9aufeu.
1884 q. 1otb Ct.
PORTLAND, Oregon.
llbeu at ri sasrs itaI gaa ino paa
bennne uistige Sag, bpOri ipirer rise
RnIi9beoer for buuit: Iutberf SirteIiu,
Tan ui tun anbefaIe naUnIi9 ole inas
oanne o%anfte, ION bib'iI bar bOet / On.
iombto men NOT tunee erife at bragg
ben til ct Steb, hpor Der tunbs bIiue
hiemIi9e Danffe 5orboIb baabe mtnnss
iteIis os naUnIis / triiteIis getpouins.
Ueo at benptie e~eiIisbsbeu % tuse mob
ben 9ieIp, JON PuitOr 6uuieu ttIbpOet.
gi tranger | Dol Grab til ristis al faa
SamIins paa port tGre 6OIt.
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