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Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
sprino Greet. g,iuu.. e7se mo;

Sr. Geoaftpr!
Oct er M en- lang 9ib, iioen iea iaa Ro.
get | "9ecorab.Yoi fra oisie ggne, %
oa ben usentlia sIpr lin 8uuoe baaoe fiernl
us nGr, tuuoe bet maalte osiaa interesiere
On eler 9uoen at ie npsle 2inier berfro
8eiret er imuit meo aiuerlenoe 8ean %
SoIltin, iaa 99er og gus MI itaar ION
bet ltiguneite os nteit fortrpuenbe 8ouo.
rama, en- 9anomauo fan beitue moen Va.
rets fire Narstioer.
5orleoen Ssit fit Ri en- snnIte soo gu.
ling, alminoelig fra ~ til 10 Suibels pr
&cre, Glt No. 1, men Briierue oespGrre Ell
life bgie, o. oerfor bar M Ytanoe be9pnoi
at erperimentere meo iorItJeaige andre
grooutter, iom %piitnof oil leHue ii9 beore
eno Suebeapliug MI alminoelisuis giBr.
Ser bar p9ret Gale ON en- M S~ernbane
iont Ifuloe TONNE berigjennem Gountiet
o. gaa til ct. Yaul o9 i~ualeoes aabne en-
8anelinie, iom Ifuloe fDre til ben mert,
fan1fe 8uli men MI er bette Suat iorbi
iaien, eiterat Banens Suroepors bar tut,
tet ben no; ben fan bel fonme meo Sioen,
men be forbaiter Jig life.
5orleeen Spit par ben poIitite Strit
9anite befti9 os nGiten ruieube, men nj Ell
oct b~lititile, formooentlis en- uuoen Storm
Ioente.
5ilIut euiter ieg Soften" Os oeus Ga,
iere &ptte % 5rem9nng. SHO. y.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
Gallkfkorn.

Iimen er tommeH, til Of laoe 5orbrpa
oere %iOritan, at GrIise 5olt iorogmmer be,
res Spipriel.
- Set er nabeubnrt, at man, peo life al
blanoe fig nOseu NHGre, unosaur at pons
tage ii3 nOget Auioar.
- gtnH bebreioer 6Olt fOI, al be CT gto.
uomiite, itIgHt be er rise. ReH sr IT'D
gTOnomieu be Higss 9pO. Ser er / Sir,
teIi8beoeu inSsn Jortjeueite ueO at uGrt
sfouOmiit. Haar man lille sier en- Stiliu9
- 7et er Ueo at uueqnn at gisrs ggiier.
at man life toiHgss til at boIoe benz
- 3utet Hammer Dor &raft, bort gfUt
iauIeoes iom en- puo Samuitti9bsO. Or n
suo for IiliGIoet rOiina uitpIoige, men
bar CANNED StpIo at trGttss meo, oa
uirter bet nGiteH Iigsina ~betagsHos pua Os,
iOm ON oi baooe begaast C]pertrRoeIieH.
Sst ct bet 8Ooes SelTgnsIis-8igy
ri en- COB GIeruiug, ian trOr 6Olt Os
iitnuo til at gIgre mango, mango andre, os
ri iaar giast til mere.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
Srm | Slomftcr= Npttcr.

Sen almtnoelige Webe.Murf tan man ReaeIen bIip,
'0' po al fa9e Den belle Sorbs6Iump ub af Soften euer
oto HoSle @an9e at panoe SIomfterne meb RaItzgonb. 8,
ln'aa 9oloe Ntatter eusr Sune, iom bet Iaa buppiat mpI
p'tt az ! Fofterne, ~uSrpobes ueS at panbe meb Ell, EbeIf,
quo az Fpoenoe Samfer Qiquid camphor) opbIonbst en-
pmt Sano' Se Dor ~steblitfeIis Oeraf. Oa Der ~iniSlertii
tuh ThOes Sm0aSgn9el / SorOen, er oct bebit at 9ieutas,
ptHe en- 9an9 ON u9en for en- Glib. Samfcrs8anb uirfe,
III oOt 'ot en- Snletts6ororiuer, men Bet tuifter o9iaa Of
SIan'erHe' laa De tribes fOrtrinIi9t u6 benne gebanoing
p'eo |tpr 0oroel CT bette prpuet pua Goier, @eranier, 2ilier,
Se9ontar, &attas O9 andre Botte. glumiter. NM
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
Nlmena. giortpr Go. Rnnios.

almeua, giorton 60, &~anias.
6r. 8eonttOr!
HReo bet Canine, Ie8 iHoisuoer Cub
iirtptious GcH9ere for 3eres Rreoe Blao
"Secornb 8oten", maa jeg beoe ON, at
oisie girier bliOer Optaget / 8laoet; maa.
lie BET tluoe bIiUe til glptte for eutelle al
Slnoets 2Giere, Der tuHos uRre bleoeu
irGtte al ben bioeu0e SiutertuIoe, iom be
pluges al bUer Siutsr paa RoroUeitcns
8rairier, % ocrior iuuoe gHiie al ilptts ct
aHoet Stso ben, bpOr Der par goot o.
irugtbart gGuo % milosre SiHtre. Ser CT
boiot . uorile 6omilicr, 80 GsHueiier /
NIt; be 4 5amilisr bgrer til SpHoosn o.
betIeHss al {. 6. Batter, Der CT boint /
Ssiuea GouHi1 og b~etIeHer os TO @onge
ont NGret. Nit &egIeriugsIaHo ruHot Der
er optaget; HO8le gOoe climber Claims"
er at ina tlgbt taalis biligt; liot Stoles
lamb er O8iaa At Iaa. Gauoet tiger raft
/ 8ris; en- soo 5arm paa 100 Acres mso
StOo % 8auO fra 5000 til $500, Brat
rielano msset biligers. II gRtI ira mig
bar nj en- IiOeu 8p, Der begpHoer at u0rs
lot; ben bar Ct Sagbrua, en- 6eeos og
Disl- Iigus, , BUtiitsr l 0oteI, l Smeoje,
og / CONNER itGI Der NOT tOmme op ct
&potbct % en- S~eruuares8 Butt. iii Re
braiia u. u. citation bar ut 25 gIil og
til gOgaH, Sauias y. u. u. Citation Is
eller 20 NiIle. Slutereu her CT life itreHs
sere, euo at ayeaturerus Tan eruGre fla
pda 8rGirlea; bsr er Strange, iom slgr
bette, % bet gaar HOiila gOot. Rosle
Gage ont &tntereH er' Der llot folot, men
Stgriteoeleu or omtreut iom CONNER. Z
Npril hauoe ri ben iterits Sueitorm, pi Bar
bait / $Iuter, men HRite Tag par bet
CONNER. vi ~bsspuots at iaa 0peoe /
Nttotsn al 6ebrUar, MEN ben irgs, iaa ben
itsrite Eel al SuaHiugeu ioreslt / Starts.
Si bar bait en- RGugos Regu baaoe |
Ntarts, April Us FgritHiHgeu al gtai, iaa
ale miuore &orniorter itnnr lopsuos, baas
be 0gits o. SaariGo. giu er nj omtrent
fGrotge meo gorupIautuiHSeu. ser CT ct
lA4AbA " BOC1 sNAAi'Au4g NIX hNHLA OAAAAt
ON SUIameren. tislige giGtter, os iHgsH
Yfo9aujtoes al S%etpoenbsO, Der tan pare
til Ylage. Suu0beostllitanosu er COB. vi
bar pRret Der / 5 Nar; be fBrite ire par
noget bnaroe, men MT iaar ri Grgoe mnHs
se @uu8c beore, emo ri glOroe / TinHeiota,
o8 oerior liter ri Us. Ser er not life iaa
hgie griier paa 0ueoe iom i Often, men
iaa CT heller lite ArbeiosIsEnen bet 6alUe
Of Eiteus; tbi Der fOmmer life Sarpsiteu
iaa ri9tis paa ensaug, men man tuu tase
Den / Niag. SueOen saar ira 10 til 25
8uIbeIs pr. Ncre; &uS bet Summe; Saure
fra 10 til 80 SuibaIs, MaiisH fra 20 til
so Yuibels, 9ut pr. We're. Sfuloe 9togeH
pnits nGrmere Splpsniu9 ON 9auoet Der,
ltal Isg pGre Dem til Ijeueit.
9. Carlton.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
Csiep. Srempenlenu 60. gHis.

Gsleo, Srenlpealeall 70, gSls.
Sr. &eoattsr!
Ser bar pGret aoitiais tolbt iuaar, iac
Mau9e bIeo iGrois temntelts tent.
Ranoas gftermioOas ben ste Mai gil
Der en- Stppumpe ooer Yigeon Sails pe
8if Riuer p9 aiOrbe me9en Sfooe paa Here
SteOer paa De netOp tiliaueOe Nsre. Ban.
bet bar life itaaet iua bgit paa mango glar
Ser er ct temmeli9 fort Settlement oa
COB Nrbeibslgn, tbi bet er life lRugere til
Stoptratterue, END at man fan iaa Arbeioe
bporIombsllt.
Get piloe pGre pnifeli9t ON Soil baaoe
/ Noros us Spos8if Riuer uiloe poe en-
Stipro til Ei9eu Cline Nuoeriou, iom Ii.
Der al ifr9ttelige Slasunfalo; islu bar bun
iu9en NtioIer til at ltafie Jig 9Rsepj9Ip,
9esuoen or benoes 5aoer nRiten iinoipag,
iaa man life fan oioe, bpiltet Sieblit BET
bliper ngopeuoist at transporter bam til
Sole SolpItalet peo Waoiipu.
Sbepoor Sobuion.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
Eorrefpon0attte.
Calender, 8ebiter Go, Soma.

Calender, 8eblter Go, Soma.
Sr. &eoaftpr!
Ser peit bar bet p9ret meget folot 0!
uitaoi9t meo &eirforbplbet | $aar, iaa Nr
beioet bar 9aaet noget / 2nu9orag.
Soil orep MI iaa fort, be funoe, meo a
plante Corn, % gIt tesner M til at bliu,
looenbe, oa osiaa Seiret te8ner fig til a
blipe itaoi9ere.
Sor Sp Calender pprer life ret reeet
men er bebre enb Snsentin9; Der er :
Srp GOODS Stores, en- Smebie, ct Bare
bus, ug Stpda garos, iaa man fan iGlse
boabiomhelit Ell 5arnter bringer IND, b
Der o9iaa Dor en- Opfisber paa Steoet.
Dor lille MeHisbeO oorer / 5orbolo ii
Steoet, liot eiter libt mleo Sioeu, og b
tan tatfe 9uo for, at Der bar pGret Guis
beo / oct SirfeIiae, og at insen Splitteli,
bar furoet Steo.
&i bprer til ben RorIte Spnooe og be
tienes Of Taitor Sndle, iom er en- mcgee
Opsti9 os fro Serrens 5iener, aiboIot a
Ellie, ipm fommer / Serprelie meo BAN
Sermeo o9re ale "8oiten"s 2Giere pac
bet Yenitabelisite billet ira Ell Gbonnent
y. Beoerion.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
Iocrtisicmcntcr
SrQf=SDr.

Sr0rior iiaI nan OgorFtts imGa, bIlis
Sefte, Der IHopt not tan irlges for en- 8ri
al So sGler 800, HGar Der nltio CT rlusHo
&nEtUIHg paa soos, tuuge Ssite, ION Be
lie tOitsr mere at opigoe?
IOm 8elooH bar / otHHe IIse fra 81
Vaul en- SETTLING paa 3 5pouo Ssits, ii
en- 8Gst Gi 2sOO til 5000 Yuuo for buer
Bar, % fer ct iaabaut S2ou0 bstaIsr ban
ira 800 til $50, bpis ban Tan fnos iaa
oarns. Mlau bsr btsHHos Of ie mere pat
TN s8eH 6Oroel % IGre at o2or4tte 81
NJ -Nnrsr rrrIin mrher
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
Tprtbfielb. 9edipu On. gg1s

gtprI9IeIo, SadloH 20, isis.
Oct biep lent, for Saareu tom meo lit
Ggte @oouetr, iaa ri eubHu ben lobe Dtai
boIot pGG at ioa Sueoe; Ell RRn9oe 8egn
ialot ben Gte, iaa ri life bar ieet giase I'll
Jtc9n paa ben 5io uf sIaret; bet Itpueoe
iaalcoes &orn bort al be batfeoe Nare, iaa
bet bleu ngoueuoigt at iaa ON iglen paa
line Stcoer. Hu CT bet bog uarmt SER
eiter al oeure Regu; gturterue grprues,
Ug bet igrit iaaeoe SorH ipirer prGstist
op, buts blot life 5roiten islen pil inofiu'
De fig % after BbeIGgse, buao bet parme
8etr bar brGgt frem; men ri buroe baabe,
at &Eloen MI mart life bar mere gta9t.
oeriOm ri ital baue liot CONNER Der i
bette noropUla9ti8e Si5couitu.
Suuobeostilitauoen Der er / MlminocIias
heb COB meo llnotaaelie al, at 3ipbterit
bar pit fig og bOrtreoet ct Os aHoet Barn.
Bort pOlitiite Seir bar enonu life be
9guot at Pile fig, mel psHter osl paa ct
beIeili9t Yuit for at tomme / Gang.
5psrssmaalet 5liusr psl: "6usm ItaI bIiue
Ameritas nRIte Brciioent?" 5RHt oper
BET 9Gier. oct or ianosIis oRro en- ngie
CUerpeielie. Gle 8. grition.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
NeUbura, gtinu.


g(efu0ur9, gttnr.
Sr. 6eoattgr!
-. .Sueoe, SABRE og 8ps Ter meget los
oenoe no; ben Nais, iom bleo pIantet fgrit,
bespnber at TONNE op, o9 Yeiret bar be-
ret sUbt, SOlitin og Resn, iua bet Ter 9oot
no. Ser er ioritIelige al bore Haboer,
Der oil forig9e lin gptte | 8eiten, BERT
blauot Dor Smeo, iom reiIte oenne use til
3atOta. Ytna 9ptteu fgl8e bamL. vi er
nj uoeu "Bladimib~ Der, % ieg tror, OF
Der / NeUbursb uiloe uRre en- COB BIaos
for en- %iuaoan, ct rigt Settlement Os et
soot StOre, CSberpsn & CIien) iom gisr
sooe 6OrretuiHger. Gericm nOgsn Smeo
snIter en- Ylaos 'or at brine en- %iGaoau
J%orretuiH8, iaa uiIoe ban siBre bet Boot
Der. o. y.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
sarttten, Dnfet % Dauelt.

~" i0r9ntOs Stgtr uueT 5armpaun or ipsi,t b,arb,tSeSe
for ~Dsorubsgohn-.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
Mart!
Sanp,fibs Siucttcr.

8 "0scOrab. YOiten"s SOntor iaIses
9iqetter meO be bsOite 0umpiflbs Sis
nier til Iaueft mulise Yriier. 8om
inbom, ~forinben 5 fiober anoetitebS.
Spis De lite Dor / Rarbecen al nO9en
asent, iaa ifriu inb.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
@oesfiifr-fnter.
SGnoei=Srm.
Zen fnlot

Seifriprtie.- Gn fuot uopneOe BanDa Cm CT am.
ESNs menfat af ira 800 til 1000 GfoeuH9r o9 mailer ira 8 til g. ia
ES4A eniete ShGloe iuohI 100 SOB 9Gu9oe. GNg ta en- ira
H&&s&&A SO6n Gfhe, NorDap gfihi9Gr, ben 2@e sunni 1882, oa ben
&3&xgs$ maHe 300 SOB, nlbe ct @aaon goul % oepoe 8 guuoJ ga
<ea*&9s Ou gHbe, Der r tm8t fra 6oosoe, r ben ira 4 til x Suume
breo; beuimoo SOOeoet terminates Den blot til en- qmie, % pope.
SAHI~ bet CT ia loe, at bet oe life fan ius mo blte Zine. let
tr fOrpnt meo fire su8emuuOe 8 br pa EOppn en- oObbet Sab al iqrSdss imua
SuSe, cmtrent 30 iEaaet % oO 6Gp al bbf bonr 2put fig fat uO 9u0pOlOeue.
SSnptorer. en- fonpa8f1 gra5en % bNuOe smere uubrroet, slmu
NGnr, Nun0en % euoeGaTneL mgt mpf eGer ictdes Is &TGurg n uuatnia
Gppeit UHoetioen aloae3 hOrrGa5 men ia til andre g6er alrIc5 tWu en- ,r
rpTt Spun, 9rattnt Snmgr % en- 6glsHe af at bite bi0me 6ue andre Sump.
TONER fanoe Op8bes men gPa8e bar nm fa af benz
SeBanoiiT9. SEQ tcutr mig SUroeesheo mo frouHc Saq6rrrre ou oil
frbe min 8GnocsCrm gtoru pr Gyprcs U6 gPoota9ahn al $500. qdte Rbbd
er bet itrfe, tT@de o9 beba8eGqnG pg Ecnoc. &c cier, at Rapre. ooa % Soto.
guFet Of 2r &. 3Orus TrSe5 pea br 5aTe
NorSr: Or. rs. SopE6, sod gOL 6Uno ou Sac, gsiuufu.
NIB. Scr De nQfe 90 Gage tI lite Sni fm1fDnmcub0 bill lea kpere min
SaIuOsOrm2RsNin til GnBpe, Der bill Hippo 10 bette advertisement for $40.
Sr. 10. Sopns.
Iorrcn, Sid, 2Toe HprFr 1ssz
s Suf 2uaro fbFk5cu feuocete t8 mig til A. Eopus. oa rg leo at BGuSe.
Sm tgnia sol am og bCO oCmHo i0H0, UG1eu befnbge 2bCliT mine SH6DoIoe
oa bgromtrtrg &ar for 4r 5iU j3 UTuG Gg na OgaGU ebcr 5me ON pelbns
og faot no, at bH taNc hdbrcoa GaHeaoe 5ufGIoe iom nit, oDe pg bog spre
en0Hu ct 5orbsG Gen 2oe sunni 1882 t8 r9 ZEN @@idH p8 BEN &ehaoiHg, 3E
pa erunO al 2G9ns 7p8t39so. Chen BEN Eo bar leg dta8a 9pu8Oe 81 guO
Os uber en- uomarft SIbpO. gOaoun t8 o1aa en- BQnohEm fra min sone,
r8dan Tort 8h, o. en- tJ oubS tmoc Ig rpUrs Here andre Eu40e IOrpa1
Niti8m, iom 2otoren bar ta5rot SB fOralr life Grrrcn On at tHe Dot
loren, fOoi ban iaaJsOs bsfasOe mig for FL u5prs Ger belle 7 gar bar taut paa
mine SneOolbe @o ashde
8obn GttItnA.
SrmeO beObns, at ta, 9O1u cRcu, bmgrbr mig iii Dr. qopus for at npO,
8Ot al bans gsbaa0tno @o 8op al bans 2p3a83o bO t0 6efrs for 8 Bap.
odGrme cmtsnt 20 Sob lance
ROurnn, gRiH3m, 14be gunun 1885,. SUbr CReiL
Seq leo / 6 aor ioroaes me1t al gaoHCrm, % aus guONr Ome fig fuas'
Ise r9OUrfor bas 6oUeo. Seq tuDm02 mig til 81 Eorrs % bans ar gRebooe
OrOs unoaOetsri ban bfaeOe mig fOr en- 8aaoICm pa a5 5OO5 0on8Oe, int
oens Sopo.
gc0r8or, Soma, 1Gs Cn5r 1888. &~.crtafoA
Seq 6euOnr brUsO at bare feet De garod 0rme, Der lontoles bette Nrenisis
ment g8dsoss fan jag 5e0Dua at i8 bar bait bepoet3e 6orrtunsr mO 7ohOr
5opH, os auo fHoet BAN erH8 o. pmhHg fine Erausat1oner.
=. @iHunoicn, "2eomb 8ofeu"s uOgiuer
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
Looking Glass Prairie
STOCK e
sesper Township, WinHssheik Co., Iowa.

9an oeuue Jarm er Der en- Slot al be
oeiligite SbortbOrn &reatIrsr, ale al fors
rjulig Race % betIguOt iom uomTrfeoe
GieItez % aigos9nr. 6jser, Suisr % Grer
II ale Mlore er tilialos fcr rimeIige Rrt.
'sr. sc paa gfarteo5IiItCu ira Chicago o9
Rotiticrue berfra, % oa oil man fiuoe no,
It "6i9b Grade Short Sorn Steers" iianr
IA bgit iom $3.50 op til : pr. 100 30,
neSsus oct almiHosIias Slass life betaIes
iojerc md uieo $3.50 cler $3.50 pr. 100
&uro. Sag @Rrte til, buGo Ell eHselIt
ais flyer ON Sbort SOru 8lger iom
WtiIe=Tgr:
Sian bar Gnglauo grempel pGn, at en-
20 / Is pnafglgeuoe Nar bar siOet op til
$50 @Gucncr hperl Nar. 9atteren gap
or : Qar 9ieEHemiuitIjs 800 Gallons aar'
ia, % osUUe3 Batter igIsu $50 gaqons /
1mtreHt 8 War. On aHosu SO gar 1,040
SALONS for 5 gar, og be par ale al Sborta
porn S0cIu.
8eo .. @arouer, gier,
gecurah, Splnd.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-04
MpERO
PRAIRIE CHIEF

6liprr 3 Gar sammd 2OsH Ora 1884, ~Igittyuu, &c H,or
Dele Of ssnsus forte, Os en- S!cs Pauesn ,r bet tu'it
bpie, RRrt,. ban bar. Zen bar forte. habe, rene Sen
usmGr,st ~busssbs. % bar tnugt i'm Siss % iu3sn. Be
uutreaar ten, t bed omIisssHOs Counter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-16
THE ANGL0-AMERICAN.

The Declaration OF Independence
holds that every man is entitled to
life, liberty, and the pursuit of hap
piness. Viewing the broad field of
American industry in this light, We
are enabled to find one home product
which needs protection. Free trade
would blight its existence and trans
form it into hopeless wreck. We
mean the Apglo-Amerioan-the imi-
ta!ion Englishmsn. The production
OF Observation-Disclosures,
objects-has thriven remarkably in
the past. They have been turned out
with great rapidity ard considerable
finish. But grave danger now
menaces this industry. Engliehmen
real ones-are beginning to come
to America. Of course, the home
product. being an imitation, cannot
compete with the foreign goods,
which are real. There appears to be
nothing to prevent the imported ar
ticle from utterly destroying the mar
ket for the domestic goods. There is
no difference in price; both are cheap.
Hence. women, the only purchasers
of these goods. will prefer the genuine
to the imitation. 1t seems only just.
therefore, that high tariff should
Immediately be imposed on imported
Englishmen. 1t may be urged that,
if the foreign article is better than
the domestic, it should be permitted
to monopolize the market, and our
women should be given an oppor-
tunity to secure the best goods at the
lowest possible price. But while this
argument holds in regard to other
foreign goods, it will not stand in
this instance, for to destroy the
market for imitation Englishmen IL
obviously unpetriotic. The simula-
ton OF English manners. garments
and speech is, to those who indulge
in it, the pursuit of happiness. To
this they have right which is holy
legacy banded down from our fore
fathers. 1t is. therefore, plainly the
duty of Congress to protect that right
in accordance with the spirit of our
independence. Let real EnglisLmen.
then, be made subject to an import
duty 90 high that it shall effeciualIy
exclude them from cur markets. The
sooner this is done the better-for the
Anglo-Americans.-New York Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-16

Passenger trains on the o tab Cen.
trail and Denver s. Rio Grande were
heavily loaded yesterday with
people coming to the Opera and
Stratagists. The morning train
from the south on the Utah Central
had on l03 passengers, and the eve.
ming trains from both were very
heavily loaded. Tickets were sold
at halt rates with ticket to the
opera for 81 extra.
Last Thursday Paymas'er Hill of
the Utah Central went south pay.
ing of, and all employees were con.
suited regarding the adoption of the
check system of paying off and with
two or three exceptions all were
most willing and anxious for the
change.
During the year 1883 the Bald win
company, Of Philadelphia, built 557
locomotives, OF which 4O7 were uti-
Lied in this country and $50 ex-
ported.
The Pennsylvania railroad has
added a wellselected library to its
limited express. What next in the
way If competition?
A reduction of 20 per cent. has
been made in its charges by the
Pullman Car company between Den-
yer and Kansas City.
Trains on all roads are once again
on time.
PERSONAL.
Mr. f. C. Minis, general .passen>
ger and ticket agent of the Denver
Il RIO Grande, will pass through
Salt Lake on his return to Denver,
Monday morning.
General Passenger and Ticket
Agent Francis Cope, of the Utah
Central, has postponed his trip to
Denver indefinitely, owing to the
unsettled condition of things at
Denver.
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CHlCAco, ROCK IsLAMD s. PACIFIC R'Y

Of
Pacific
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adiata.
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FIRSTINTHE FIELD!
Goods.

receiving Novelties in Silks Sans Tricos Checks and o
Goods, Of Foreign and Domestic makes
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-19
Wake the Quarantine strict.

II will be a very difficult matter to
keen cholera out of this country If it
spreads over Europe. At all seapOrts
quarantine regulations are enforced, but
while the health authorities will do their
utmost to keep the plague out there VIII
be hundreds who will resort to every
means to evade quarantine and bring 1t
in. 1t is remarkable fact that IN the
estimation of some the speedy landing OF
a cargo of rags or other merchandise
from an infected port, or of passengers
from plague-infested city is of far more
importance than the health Of the entire
country. AS soon as an attempt IS made
to enforce the quarantine laws against
European ports there will be protests OF
the bitterest kind. The majority of those
whose interests would be affected in
iuriOusly by the enforcement OF strict
quarantine would fight quarantine
through the newspapers and in every
other possible way. They would as
sist in evading it and would
try to make the world believe that cholera
cannot be imported in clothing or mer-
chandise. At New Orleans for several
months there mas Deeu the llNeAieSt hAhu VI
a fight against quarantine. Owing to its.
strict quarantine that city has been free
from yellow fever for the past five years.
So long an exemption has caused the dis
ease to lose some of its terrors. Those of
the city who are interested in South
American trade have succeeded in getting
a modification Of the quarantine laws. The
speedy arrival of South American vessels
there are not very many Of them in the
course Of the summers deemed to be of
more importance than the preservation of
the health of the city. Another epidemic,
Of course, would cause a return to the
strict quarantine system. Would it not
be much better to let the South American
trade suffer little rather than risk the
health of the city! An epidemic of yell
low fever would cost the city and the
lower Mississippi valley more than could
be reached from South American COM
merce in a quarter of a century. An ex-
ceIlent quarantine is the only thing that
has vet proved effective against cholera
and yellow fever, and quarantine ought
to be maintained Notwithstanding the
protests against il.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-19
A CHAT WITH HENDRICKS.

Points of Interest as JOtted Down by a
Reporter Who Called to See Him.
Mr.. Hendricks received the reporter
with his usual affability, says the Indian
aDolis Journal. He was found at home,
in company with a personal friend, and
was busily engaged in reading congratu-
latory letters and kilograms which he
was receiving. 81 have as yet not indi-
Gated my intention of either accepting or
declining the nomination." said he, land
/ am not yet prepared to say which
shall do. / understand that my speech
at the meeting last night is regarded by
many as conveying the impression that /
would accept, but l did not intend that it
should, and 1 don't consider myself as
committed by it. l have not as yet re-
ceved an official notification of my nomi-
nation"
When the conversation turned upon
general political matters Mr.. Hendricks
said: II don't know that it is such an en-
viable position to be the first Democratic
President of the United States for twenty
five years. There are one hundred and
twenty thousand Federal Office-hOlders in
the United States, and from Portland to
Los Angeles there is not Democrat hold
ing prominent position. 1t will be alb
solutely necessary for the Democratic
President to change, at the least calcula-
ton, fifty thousand of these. His party
will demand it, and rightfully, too, and
the strain and pressure upon him Will be
almost beyond endurance. l have no
doubt that civil service reform is very
good thing in some respects, but the offices
will have to be filled by the President and
not the schoolmaster. l don't think
care to be compelled to go through this
ordeal.
81 don't regard the Presidency of the
United States as very desirable posi-
ton; and, so far as that is concerned, l
am not particularly impressed with the
desirability OF the Vice Presidency"