davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03

get it9rf 9unser efter Cubs Orb Der
Sibu bar ben sanite Dag 6oIt Dos fig
iom ban lager Cubs Orb uIuorIis pac
9ierte. Der er FABIAN en- MGn9be
iom snifer at bsbss; men nj lnbrc'
tnn beres ubuortes Sob os prabiter for
benz. Chen, uaar Rsben er ouer, e,
Der 2ib NOT til at le, ON beres SUN;
ger efter Subs Orb er ianb.
Ser | Nantar er bet lite meeet Be:
bre meb Rosen. Ssaar iaa jes en- gam.
mel Naanb, Tom taIte meb EN- af pore
friitne &uinOer. Seq ipurte bsube, buut
ban uiIOe, buOrtiI bun iuarebe, at bar
uar tommen til benoe JON til en- SlRgt.
ming for at faa 9iGlp. Seq iaa paG
Nfanoen, os Der par fun Climb og Ben
tiIbage at BAN. Seq funbt, at ban oa
bans bapbe Ieuet at Slaoe ouer en-
Ufaaueb, men at be nu feIte Os6eu
tere paa li9. Seq fan life fise big,
SiGre, bUab jig fclte psb Spnst al
BAN. Seq biuIp bum uuturIisuis itrur.
Wtaatte ban life tourme for lent biem !
9uis nj ueo tiGrIige 9ierter | 0ans
mart O9 ROrse life par latte iltanb til
at bieIpe iaa mango, ba usb iss life,
bDoroan bet uar saaet, iaaiom Re9ies
ringsn fsrit ba tGnter paa at biGIpe,
naar 3uiiuber er bsbe al 9unser. gsrs
reien er M / 0umta for at tale meb
ben bsteite OOmuler Der, os ies er uis
paa, ban uiI forisse at tale bam IND /
Samuitti9beben.
Soa9mOrses tom en- itattsls Ruinoe
til mig, life tun bunsreube, men uGs
iten intet baube bun at bGtte fig meb.
9iertet bIiusr ip9t ue6 Spnst af iaas
ban 9~Ienbisbeb. Grobs port sset 5oIts
tore 6attigoom, buormssst er Der uais
9eusI life at tatte Sub for / gamIe
ROrse! Si Der fsIger gbsr bismme
meo pore 9ierters inberIisite Delta
gelie, bGrenbs ROnge Og 5OIt paa gsns
mems arme, bebeube, at 9erren maa
DeIiisne GOer ale, Os biaIPe GOsr til
at eiors bans Billie.
Bore StOIer Der paa 9bsns,sr er
fulbe, ibet Der er ouer 100 @utter 90
ouer 100 Yiser. Neo ftatteIs Berg
er bet life rart. 2Gsen flyer, at BON
/ asiam bar iamItt Ell Del @iftitofie,
Tom bar ansrsbet bans 9epsr. 5an CT
nu unOer en- bpstis 9ascs gebunOIius,
og bu Spsoommeu life er ai en- iarIis
Jtatur, iaa nil ban NOT mart TONNE
zig. NsO Sable saur bet meset goOt.
Den flare guutboIot ct III / Garjees
ling / 9imuIapas8 iersene for at siens
uinoe SrGiter. Sou er beurptt uuer
Raturifisubebeu Der - os isIu ON ban
sr en- ri9tis norit ROrOmaub fra ROrse,
lua maa ban bog msosius, at 9imas
IapasSier9ene oueritrauIer ieIu gtorse /
Raturiti0ubeb o9 Storartetbeb. gunts
bcIct er en- iieIosn troiait arbeioer, os
bebsuer en- 5~oruubrins. 9au bIiuer
pei borte 10 Raoneber.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03

Iist gsiss, os | @runben par bette
lite ct faa uanifeIist atbeibe, tbi bet
par tpbelist at le, at be ubpsseIiss
9iaiter baube rebet LANCE 8sie, iaa be
baabe par trGtte os %iultne, mebens
WiIitGret par ubbuiIt os baube Daft
baaOe 81 Os Mab. Bet git berfor
n%Ofiaa slat, men bet ffulbe pare siort
ifrur | SespnbeIisn, iaa buube be fleite
al bisie Wenneiter paret iparet. aae
Gelesrufslr aabs a afituarne flere
MiIe uoenfor gpsn. 0asen sfter par
gIt rOlist, os Sig af Neunsfter os
9eite par ausrsbe ftaffet bort. 6aceres
ifaI efter Sisenbe bape 1900 in6suebe
MGnb, iaa bet bliuer pei lite meb
bette.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
NIn b O.

gaa 0au9btie PIantussn er Der inbs
trnfiet ct bOiit bsipnberIist GtIfeIbe al
8anbitrGt, ibet 80 Resre paa en- Sang
CT ansrebne beruf; 3 al benz er bctGns
telist ipse. Oct 9eIe CT suaet iaaIss
Oss til: 5Or Ouer 3 Tiger iibsn BED en-
9unb ct at Suineue Der paa @aarben,
os bet bsbe. Rssrene bIeu ba paaIa9t
at busSe bet Op Os siore bet ON til
SGbes 6ebt, men iitebet berfor siorbe
De 80 Sorte fig ct 9erresR uaItib al
9pret, og berfOr maa be MI bsbe, os
bet tanIte byrt.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
TOrteamelic

oper Naune paa enbeI af "Oecorabs
Boiten"s abonnenter, Der enten bar
iast op SIabet uben at betaIe fin @iaIb,
slIer bar fpttet BopGl uben at unber>
rette os os betaIe buab be ffplbte.
Srpnilo Yeberion, GaImar, sSopa.
Ole Samplon, @apuiue, o. &.
q. 9Oplano. 6iusbOro, .. Z.
@uitau DObI, @sw eisbou, Minn.
anSrew 9uIbranien, Cafe Centre, Soma.
Ole SIeion, Sarge, .. Z.
CHARLES Seniou, Sable, Montana.
6. 81. @nseIftob, Sp,ins 9aQep, Rimm.
e. abrubomien, Belmont, .. {.
.. SpeniOu, GepubIic, Mi6.
Ole g%isliOn, Superior, isis.
(JortiGttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
SeraS.

timber II Yrarie>SIO / GaIep Mius
for 7 aar fipen opbrGubte Der ct Sus,
iom life er bleuen ~9ienopfsrt. 6OrIes
ben Dag rep nan neb StoritenssPis
ben, iom enbnu fob Der, os unber
Storitenen faubt man @uIbs os SsIps
Bense til ct SeIeb af s., 300 os abs
ifiaige foitbare Smpttsr. Oct Ssle
par ~inbpaftet / en- @pis fra @aret 1856.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
Sirius Oscars Seiea |
SonoIuIu.

III De MI ira Sou9eri9et baiuais 5os
pebtab SonoluIu ontomne glabe msbs
beIes fOIsenbs ON grins Oscars Sps
boIO beritebs.
6reba9 Ben 2Obe Suni moOtoscs Srins
Oscar / au6isus Of Song aaIataua.
Brinien Isoiaseoes 6a af i'm abiutant,
Ssitnant Sunofrsm, os Qsitnant GarIss
ion. Strar efter mObtos Songen ben
iue~nifsnOrite SOuiuI Samibt Os aOms
manber 9aserbers iumt be eUrise Sfs
~iIcerer os De msO bisie Iiseiiqsbs 6untz
tiOnGrer pau 6rssattsu "Sanabis~. 8
Song Ralatauns SeIifab par bIanbt
unbet Srins SawananatOa, 8oussns
SsItsriOn, en- i~ertsnuuris gnsIins.
ct. 9ansafteu ufIusbs Song aaIas
taua 8isnbsiSs paa 6rssatten "8anas
bis. San beutsbss meo ~Sanabis's"
0ampilup, biIiebes ms6 tOngeIis SaIut
af 81 Stub o9 R~aumaubins uf Ss=
IGtninscn. Sa Sonseu latte 6oSsn
paa SGttet, ubbru9tes ct trsbobbeIt
iusuif 6urra (9uiItsu SpIbsif at 9Ias
beue bste9nes Iom ipscieIt ipsnif), og
"8anaoiS"s Wuiitforps ipiQebe Iatioz
naIbpmnen, builtet sientOses, ba Rons
gen fOrIob 6rsgattsn. s ~forbisaaeube
nGuue be bapaiiiite gIaSe, at Ruitaus
terue paa "ganubis", iOm tun ere fem
/ Saast, baue uatt ~aImin6eIis 6orbau>
ieIIe ueo fit msitsrIise Spill. SpscisIt
tOmpIimenterebss be at 2IomiraI 9pons
paa ben en9eIffe 6resat ~Spiftibure",
Gbef5ifibet for BEN enseIits 6IaaSss
Gitobre / bet title 5uu.
Song aaIataua 9iOr6e fig bstlenbt
meb "8anabis"s belle Subrsbnins, ipes
cislt SanOnrummet os be uibenitabeIise
Snitrumentsr.
SnsOag Sen 25be SUM- gap 8oniuI
S3mibt o9 6rue ct sIimrsnbe BAL for
Prins Oscar o9 "Sauabis"s gefaI,
maaife (iise 9Iabens) Bet ~sIesanteIte,
iom n~osenftnbe er bIeuet siuer / 9onoz
lulu al uOgen griuatmaub. 5Or Soften
par Der opfort en- iaritiIt gaIiaI t en-
for Iauillon itraaIenbe at ,9ps, Sars
per, Stag Os Observation-Disclosures. Oct
iuenifsnorife Saabsu prpbsbs gaIiaIens
to GnbeuG9se. Wtuiiten par goo, os
6aIialens @uIu, itisnt npt, ubmGrtst.
par brilliant iQuminsrst meb iaz
puneiiite 2pstsr.
@iGfernes Iutal par iaa fort, at
aIene gr~aientationen tos to elmer.
SaIafaua os 0ronninsen iamt
lue Nfiniitrene beIto9 Soften. 9rins
ifiIbres uf SIabene paa Stsbet
iom en- Manb meb ubmqrtet miIitGr
6oIbnins o9 ct elegant gGien. 9au
% be ~iusnife Sffcsrsr / fine iuutte
.tnifOrmer 9iorbe flor Gffett. s ben
6uaoriue, iom aubnebe 8als
ferte Song Salafaua Suu Soniuls
nbe S3mibt vis-a-vis Yrins Oscar %
Sriniesie 9iliuofanaIi. 6ommanosr
euserbers forte Eriniesie 9iteIite. 6ors
T%riifninserne Os Supeen par | Suers
.'nsitemmeIie meo Seitens SLAMS fors
Samernes SoiIetter pare iRrs
oeles eIesante og barmonerebe ueI meb
oe %iuenife, enseIffe os itaIienife Ses
nGnos imufte llniformer.
Saa &eben | honolulu laa iamtiSis
ueb "Sanabis" oct enssIite QbmiraIifib
"Swifibure", ben itaIienife 0ampforuet
'Wtutine" iamt ben itaIienife Soruet
'SeItOr Yiiani."
6sr Srins Oscars afreiie astebe
son9 &alafaua at 9ipe flor Miboas for
Jam os be tire rsprGIentereOe 9anSes
U(ariueofficerer.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03

of en- at Pusiuscrerne par beruiet, LOB
Hoppe Op % iutte 9usiusereu uf, iOet
ban til l~lnbitpIOnins for fin 6remsunss.
maabe ansau, at BET uur Ssrnbanetoms
panierne Der / Stateu fOrbuot, life I'M
Der uossnivmbeIit 6orm at transporter
bsruisnos Oritfe.
("6Gbrl. & gmst.)
- S9ien SpettaiIer / anIebnin9 al
be 2pue, man tror, man bar. eousn
ln9be, Tom man mente, iaa ltGrte Saanb
pau apOtbeterne, at be paa mango Stes
Der life unoer nosen getingsIie uiIOe
befatte fig mso itGrte 0rittsuarer. Gu
bar Be imlolertio funbet no, at 2ousu
life bar 2ou til al bittere benz iaa mango
Setin9eIier, Os / 8es WiOines bar Der:
for cue Tom en- al Dem be9pnbt at iGIge
for mebicinit % tetniit Brig OiSie for.
buote Eager. De er at ben Rening,
at YbarmaceutsSo uen siper Dem Giua.
belle bertiI, og at Be aIbelss life be-
bsusr at iporse "8oarb Of Superuiiors~
ON npgsu ~Giuuoelie~. Ser fanr man
oa rimelisuis after op en- test case, ibi
Qpotbsterne | Statsn bar iamIet ct
6onb for at bsitribe De muIise llosifter.
- Oct Ell utroIist, bUor opfinoiom
Prohibitions sgOuen sjsr SuIooL.Sers
ternes 9ieruer; De iGIser nu Statens
fOritieuise Spsr 0rittes8urer meO iaas
Ounne Rauns iom "@ium, "@OOO 9ud"
o. I. .. Os 9iOr meset 9O6e 6Orretnins
ger beri, forOi Renneltens MI euguns
iom ReseI er iaooaune, at be beIit n
Fer, bua6 Der fOrbpOes benz. 0isie
0ritte ItaI pare SOL nf aQeruGrite
SIuss, men inbebOIbe Omtrent 5 BRO:
cent aItoboI, iua be uItiau toufitsrsS,
bpor be paatrGffes.
- Oct &pste, at Der ifuIbe pare
ubbrubt gbOIera / Gantria, Ban Sus
rem GOuutp, btnsstes M al ben YGse,
Der funserer iOm Sunbbsbss6 Ommiss
Jar. Der bar uGret, flyer ban, 81
SiIfGIOe af 8pisnterp us 4 0sOsfaIO,
men life noset SIass 9boIsrasl iIfaIos.
Stebet bar en- beIoig, iuno SeIissen:
beb, Os Der bsriter en- bsi @rab at
RenIi9beb, iaa man neppe bar nOset
at frpste at 6ariotten.
- s Siitrict Gourt bar Su6se Me
9enrp npIis ~initrueret n Surp ON, at
ben Prohibitions: 9ou, Der traabte /
6raft ben Abe SuIi, life bar Noget
meo apotbeters2oueu at 9isre apotbes
terne tunoe, for benne 2ou ueotosss,
iGIse for ct beitemt Srus altOboI os
andre SrGnbeuine uben nogsniombelit
permit al goarO Of Superuiiors, os
benne SsitsmmeIie itaar frembeleS psb
Mast ; pen npe 9Ou bar insen Snbuirts
ming bsrpuu. Meb 9enipn til DOM
msr 9apes, SienbsIie itaar ban pau
ben mobiatte Sibe; ban tror, at en-
Justice of Peace bar fulb 9jemmel os
Get til at paubsmme Liquors. aser.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
Wuauitana d

/ Canton, Safota, er en- tiOIisere afbez
ling af gusuitanas Synobsns 9Gres9lus
italt | 8eIoit, Soma. GolegssafbsIins
gen er nu flpttet til Canton, buor 9pen
os Omesnen bar ifiGnfet en- 8psnins
meb so gGreIier. GoIsaets geitprer
er Mr. W. o. Miaer, os iom earers
foruben bam er aniat Scr. g.. Sturs
tpebt os SIR. Sos. u. 9atIeitab. III
~fornsbsn Underwriting faces peo Sen.
penbsIie til Scr. .. Miasr, principal,
Canton, 2inepIn Co., .. Z,
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
o.

DaiImantee tan glade fig ouer at
baOe ! fin Niots en- af bisie ftor6isr.
teoe am%eritGnere. Der uIbris iparer pna
BeHse, mar bet 9iGIOer at siennem:
lore Ell Sos. 5reOrit canton, boiut /
NtIWautee r9 meo uarme Suteresier
for benne Sp, er uetOp psnbt tilbaec
fra England Os aster at itiGnte ypsu
ct MaulGum for be fisnne Sumter.
Eomten Og SpSutus er bsrssnst paa
800, 900, os tn Rasis sunts8srter
ital iubtisbss fra europa.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
Nittu.

Den frantic Slaube, unber &om'
manbo af &bmiraI gourbet bombarbes
rer ferterne nebsnsor 800 Gbow og
bar brast be fleite Of benz til Gausbeb.
Der tiGmpes msb ben FORTE SbGrbiss
beb paa bssss Siosr. 5ranfrise flyer,
at bets 5orboIos.& esler er anberlsbes
IiseouerfOr Gbina snb mob en- ciuiIis
ferret Nation, os CHINA nil mart finbs
ub, at bet Dor sipet fig ! Rait msb en-
ssienbe, Der er alt anbet enb en- Saites
figp.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
afrtfa.

geretninserns fra Rrissifnesg laSisn
/ Cuban er iaa afuisenOe fra bperans
bre 90 iaa Tibet paalibsIise, at man
mart lite peb, buub man ifal tro. Saa
msaet er bog piit, at gnslenbsrns sr
pberif IansiOmms meb at isnbe @snss
raj @orbon ben ben 9ieIp, ban iittert
lua bpiIist tiltranser. Ru ifal ben
Boa meb bet SSrite saa op ab @iI'6lOs
BEN, men life ifsrre enb 1000 Wanb
er Den SieIpeifprte, ber ienbss BAN.
Der er | OmIsb &pstsr ON, at
General gOrbOn bar punbet en- bstp'
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
A0la,t0et.
Gana0a a..

5 MontreaI bar Der ben fOrlsbne
llse uaret iamIet en- bel Mansoe Sis
benifabsmGno, beribIanbt mango fra
England. 0et er ct iieloent rtst Ntss
De paa 6unbitab. @nsIanberne pil,
iom rimeIist er, lite uenbe biem isien,
for De bar feet fig Iibt Omfrius / be
6orencoe Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
SubiauQ.

Gn ubpre uOIbiom Storm biemisate
euansriae 6rebas ROrssu, Os unOsr
ben tuI6isiIs6s Sampitibet Belmont"
meb en- Wtan9ee Pasiaaerer OmbOrb.
6emten at benz brutne6e. 9na andre
Steoer 9iorbe Stormsu bstp6sIie Stas
be, % CADET auIanes til minoit
$3.50, 900.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
Dore premieboeer.
I. ct snift Sost9ain8er.
SnbhpIh:

SHUtCt0.
Sens Srebelte.-gn Sorteuina til at
lie al.
Ser @eritnS 2o.-Gn murIom oauf
SertGGius.
eeIeeSessUaffi neu. = On pclTi Ser.
tGuiHe.
Sgsen.-Su liosu paffer Jort9liaa fra
ben iiofte oauiie Arig.
1rGf at Rsrenes 9ts.-gn iere.les
Iiplis SiilOrin9 ON oisie iElaa iu.,res-
iante Orr.
9es Toren.-Ti9t
5srtsbsifsss8tIoet Trrop.-eu
norton SortGlins.
Gn 8emiss Soet.-gfter bet gueeIre.
st ueentet 0ienFna.-Gt irsut Saan
3ptten. -5crtRIins.
Erals 90 Srser.-2igt af Ssr9.n %e.
anetrS Serrss@narssn, en- iduOfer
big 6oriO Ira FRO 5helenariru.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
ct. Yaul, lite September, 1884.

ct. Yanl, lite September, 1854
Speoe, No. 1 hard, 93. WAITS,
go 2 40, Sep. 40. Sapre, Np, 2 Mixed
"a. SDe, 3o. 2 IS, No. 8 extra 49,
Go. 8 40. 8us, go. 2 so. Smor, Choice
Creamery 1870, good Diaries, l3-io'
miooels Diaries, 1919, iimpelt o-oA.
Yoteter 35.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03

BY auusl 1ia jag ::~laluIdnaI9
'0Hnqeri '6pl ~ '6Oqslm'ld mOI ua6
so6 lsn!Ioq aao '1siusuuoq6 az ooppl
ia rs 'p1lI9 slua9 OF iatul alslG
'l'luldluaI9 s~uounqsu 6llaI,DlIM
nu ia ap4 vSn,nsuInsl!Bu IB
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
SD O.

Gerritoriets @upernsr beretter, at
ben ipeciele @sent, Der at bam uarafs
ienbt for at unberlsse 5orbOlbsne blanSt
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
aaben &orrefponoanee.

s. g.. GIi3ubetb, Minn. 9. 6.
YsterfOn, 0scorub, Soma, banSlsr meb
IotesS Bigger og muiitaIite Snitrumsntsr.
= g. {. s., YortIunS, .. Z.
SublfriptiOn paa "0ecOrab Soften" tan
bespnOe meb buiItetiOmbeIit go. De
ubtomne 6efter af "Staali Storli"
tan erbOIbes for 9 Gents pr. 9sfts.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
mu... ,sts eentemher 1884.

WiIpaufee, lite September, 1884.
GpcSe, No. 2 S0-S1, September Is
80. Waais SO. SABRE, gio. 2. 254.
8ua, SO. 1 81. Yps, To. 2 So, egtra
SO. 3 SIX. MESS PORK, cash $3.50
Saro $7.75 cash.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
No.. "a at
"Oeo Qrnen"
fsl9er meb nGlte go. at 8labet.
'ualoS '9oio,,O

'paoS '9olo,'G q
'nslonnnE "a :als',en
rs sud '66aoua9 osiu uaounqoul
1903 'as9lS 900 nag ',,,ataG
emanq3pS oaoSu lslla aqua! aeq
'uumoG COS ia aalIud mol 'uaG
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03

England ipefuIerer paa, ON bet lite
ifuIoe pare muIist at itaife 6aualsris
.Ssits ppsr til England fra eaHaoa.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
Hlarkfos= Bfretnin9er.

GBteaso, lite Setember, 1894.
8intcraSpeoe. Ho. 2 red s2-S2L;
Sept. 50; No. 3 red, 7iH-72.
0aar=Speoe. 9to. 2, 794-795s.
8esmi9reaer $40. 2. Sept. 1880;
Sttbr. s14-82; ROubr. $685..
Dsais. 8riierne er: gto. 2 5216-53; high
mixed 53H-53A; Rejected $50;
September 5118-524; Sttober 5O4-
500; Nopbr. 46-464.
Sapre. go. 2 white 27H-2s14; go. 2
mixed 24B-251S; Seotbr. 255s-25%.
8us. $40. 2 OO-55K.
Sgs. Rarteoet title. September 631S;
Sttober 60.
Spin. $450-5.25 for skips and throw
outs, $3.50 for assorted light and
550-6.65 for packers and shippers.
MESS PORK. &outant IS .50-i9.OO; Sept.
% October 17UO-1SOO.
Saro. Sept. 7.45-7.55; Sttbr. 7.45-
$40.
Smpr. Creamery:
C~hOise-"Extra Firsts" 1919
FAR 10 gOOu-r IsIS luigi
Ordinary makes-"Seconds" .14@15
Diaries:
Fancy selections-"Extra .1G@17
Choice to fancy "Firsts and Elk
ira Firsts" .14@15
Good .11@12
Packing stock 90 90
Ladle-packed-Fair to choice .s@12
Grease 4H-@05
sGs. 13R-14 pr. Suiin.
Sal8. 6-64
ltlo. Washed: Unwashed:
Fine heavy $0.25-O27 $0.13-0.15
Fine light 81 90 10 10
Coarse .23- .26 -12- IA
Medium 81 81 .1S- .23
Low Medium 81 % -16- 10
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03
tGntEa
Gents.

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|uoefGloeI
|uuppet.)1
| De; gus4
|<tiiB.)1
|CSule sd
|dlSvItusII
|ndSei
tb. Sopd
|er eaSS
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03

NiGrsQrG. 9epenbe &altuner 1O-11 pr.
Suno; 1lasteoe Ssus 10 Cts. pr Bunb.
Saarsa plinser 12R-1314.
a. ornsGpGs. Yriierne paa be f~orifIel
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-03

li9e Grades er:
Choice to fancy steers $6.S0-7ON
Good to choice shipping steers 6.OO-6.75
Fair to good shipping steers 5.50-6.25
Common to fair steers 49O-5.45
Feeders, fair to choice 3.75-4.6O
Stockers, common to good 3.25-4.25
Good to choice cows 3.5O-4.25
Common to medium COWS 2.GOI3.25
Rough and fair mixed lots 1.5O-2.5O
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The Iola register., 1884-01-11
A PROTEST..

.M.. Editor We cannot doubt nut
that the bachelors are all that you say
they are, but we fear that great and
irreparable wrong has been committed
against the female portion of the COM
munity by the confusion which your
bachelor boom has brought to the FEM
mime mind. \ woman can look at a
pretty hat or bonnet and admire it, but
show her a dozen choice ones and
her head is in worse condition than
4 bsalom's was when the mule ran un-
'der the oak tree. You show a woman
picture Of a goOd-looking gentleman
and she likes it; but ask her TO choose
from a score and she knows not what
she wants. Name to her the good
qualities of one man and she is satis-
fled, and says that's the one for me-
but point her to dozen and she il
swamped. II you, Mr.. Editor. had
doomed but one man and bOOmed him
largely, no doubt clouds of beauty and
tenderness would have flOated and
gathered around him. But now all is
confusion and perpleXity. And why
should it not he so? The young lady
who received the REGISTER last FRI
day, adjusted herself and began To
read. she found that one man was
long and temper even, and she said
that's the one | want" But she read
on and found that another was bar
gain and affections bOundless. "Ah,"
she gasped II was wrong before, here
is my man" .But she read on and
found that another was attractive, and
still another was waiting To embrace
the first opportunity. At this point
she became so agitsted and bewildered
that she threw her chewing gum clear
across the room. As soon as she surfi-
ciently recovered to proceed she sent
her father for new supply of gum
She then read on, taking in the super
ior qualities of the bachelors for one or
two more minutes when-well, We
can't tell the rest. But they are all
just that way-that is, all the girls that
read last weeks REGISTER. All is
think they are sick physically, when
it is only mental difficulty" They
must have some one object to fix tn e
gaze upon before they can become
calm, quiet and peaceful.
You, Mr.. Editor, have lead these
girls into difficulty and you must get
them out. Boom some one man, no
matter whom. and the result will he
satisfactory. Then when you get him
safely off to that bourne from which DO
bachelor ever returns, boom another
and then another and you will be pop
ular and you will be favorite among
the ladies. But don't beciOud the
mind by 80 many amiable aud ifSal-
| liable qualities heaped cpgether: sGirls
all like flowers; but doh'r show. them
the verbenas, the rosesS the pinks, the
pOppies and the geraniums all at once.
Just boom the geranium and they will
gather around il Ike bees about clo-
yer blossom. Just ask pardon, Deal
Editor, for the wrong you have done
and tell them you are ready to be for.
given. When the bachelors have been
advertised singly the demand will be
great and the applications enormous.
But good looks, - sweet disposition, ,
"high morals" ready To embrace
"a bargain" and ''open to convie
ton" are entirely too much to be fired
ont Of your editorial gun at one explO
sion. It's too much
BAXTER"
The Iola register., 1884-01-11

without warning, like the Zone hos:
shay" collapsed. The harness was
not extensive enough 10 repair so total
a wreck, and the sleigh ride was re-
sumed on foot. In this festive manner
the residence of Mr.. lust
this side Of Deer Creek, was reached,
and while two Of the young men cor
rallied the girls the other two awaken.
ed the gentleman OF the house, and
borrowed a spring wrgon. The Horses
We're speedily attached 10 this and the
sleigh ride resumed OH wheels. When
the out skirts of the village were
reached, il occurred To one of the gall
liant young mru that since they had
started out with the clamOF of
sleigh bells they must return With it.
So with sleigh bells in each hand lie
took up dog-trot behind the wagon
and .'rung hideous peal.' The home
Of one of the young ladies was reached
and When she was helped out, with an
impulse that seems natural to- her sex, |!
she looked under the wagon, and /
wanted - know with considerable ag-
itatiOn what that was. Investigation /
disclosed quite rOOst of domestic fowls
perched ou the coupiiug-and it may
be added that subsequent investiga-
ton disclosed the rest Of the rOost
along the road. The eireuitous route
by which things were returned to
'tdtu quo the next day Indicated STRAIT
'gic ability worthy of i greater cause
The Iola register., 1884-01-11
QUITE A FRACAS.

i Considerable excitement was caused
yesterday morning by fight that oe-
Cured in Judge BOvi's office. between
r. n. Knight and Joseph and Georgs
Smith, of the Novelty Works. 1t II
hard 10 ascertain exactly what led up
to the difficulty. Mr.. Knight SAYS
that Joseph Smith met him on the
street early in the morning and with
out any parley said 10 him. "IOu are
a G-d-d bloody thief" Mr.. Smith,
on the other hand, claims that Knight
"cursed and abused him and threaten
ed To shoot him." vt any rate they
had an interview. Smith went at
once To Judge Boyd's office where he
and his father were on trial in
case brought against them by a party
in Kansas City. Knight and Fisher
were prosecuting the case for the Kan
sas City party and the trouble doubt
less grew out of this fact In few
minutes Mr.. Knight also entered
Judge Boyd's office. As to what fol-
lowed then, the statement of Mr.. ID.
b. ID SmeltZer, who was present and
saw the whole affair, is probably as
nearly the trnth a. can be got, and is
as follows: II was sitting in Boyd's
office reading paper. Smith and son
were both in the room. Knight entered
and said to the judge, Judge, you had
better give that boy a word OF caution
The judge asked why" Knight re-
piled Because met him down on the |
street and he called me Cd id |
bloody thief At this, Joseph started !
up and said to Mr.. Knight, 'You'er a !
id liar and advanced toward him. |
knight picked up p ker, and ordered |.
him to stand back. Smith kept ad =!
vancing, however, and the two men |
clinched. After they had struggled !
moment, Smith, senior, got possession
Of the poker and struck Knight just :
above the left ear, inflicting a severe |
wound. The struggle still went on,
Mr.. Knight striking Smith
a blow with his fist that Knocked him
over the stove, upsetting it, setting fire
to Smiths clothing and TO the floor of
the room. Smith recovered himself,
however, and father and sop again
rushed upon Mr.. Knight.s But
the spectators succeeded iQ .sepa-
ting the contestants, and tie fight
ended. Mr.. Knight did not strike
Smith with the poker although he had
abundant opportunity TO dO~so;"
When the fight was over Mr..
Knight was taken into BaFtels' store,
where his wound was dressed by Dr.
Fulton. Smith and son were arrested
and taken before Judge Christy charged
with assault and battery. They were
not ready for trial and the case was
till Monday.