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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

TIE labOrer who desires to escape from
the grasp Of monopoly, which Is constantly
reducing bis wages and throwing him out
OF work half of the year, and who desires
to see the market for the goods he pro
duees extended tall there shah bss de-
mADd for them outside this country and
consequent constant work all the year
round, more opportunity for employment,
because more mills and factories viii be
needed, and necessary advance in wages,
the lsborer who desires AL this, we say,
should vote the Democratic ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

TIE friends Of Col. DAN JOHNSON arc
actively urging biz claims to the Demo.
cratic nomination for Congress. 1t is IN
derstOOd thar the distinguished gentleman
viii aecsp: the nomination If rendered
him, although he viii not make personal
fight before the Convention. Col. JOHN
son Is widely known throughout the First
district, and has large following Of warm
and enthusiastic friends An able speaker,
an expert eampaigner, and . Democrat
whose Democracy has never been brought
in question, if nominated be would lead
the party to certain victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
HissorF.
Orsq5 ReEeflHn.

Ssys the Republican platform: 1--WE de-
elsre our hostility to the introduction into
this country Of foreign contract labor ard
Of Chinese labor, alien 70 our civilization
and or Constitution Three or -four his-
torical facts are a sufficient comment on
this plank The treaty BY which China
men were permitted to come this country
~zs Negotiated by Republican Admins
tTation, through Minister Burlingame, and
ratified by a Republican Senate. Tie
Anti Chineae bill, forbidding Cinnamon to
emigrste here, received the unanimous
support OF the Democrats in Congress, but
/, was opposed By a majority Of the Re
publieans IN both houses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
Discuss the Tariff.
N.H York EgrL-

Gen. Harrison and Mr. Cleveland are
about the same age. They were both young
men when the war broke out But then
attitude towards the sublimest trsgedy OF
this country was different Harrison laid
down HE lsw-bOoks, buekled on . sword
and hurried to the defense Of the flag.
Cleveland hired substitnte.-Tri5HAS
But il will be remembered that while
the war Was In progress Gen Harrison IN
buekled his sword, laid down his hsver-
ssck and went home to Ill snug evil
cfioe, leaving poor Ar. CleTelAnd's suhs;i-
Tute to struggle on to the end. Suppose
We drop the war and dis.nss the Tarifi?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

We HAVE before us pamphlet entitled:
THE Central Pacific Railroad. Its Rsls-
tons with the Government Il Has Per
formed All its Obligations. Argument Of
CREED RAYMOND, its General Solicitor.
Made to Select Committee Of the United
States Senate" etc. CREED RAYMOND Is
the man who lead the California delegation
in the Republican Convention and cast its
vote for HARRISON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

The Republican Protective Tariff
League" appear to think that the
only potent factor in elections Is
money. They have already entered upon
. desperate campaign Of corruption upon
that idea We shall sndeAvor to prove to
them before they grow much older or spend
maeh more Of the money that has been
wrung from the people in unjust profits,
that the intelligence and honesty Of the
American people are more than . match
Ssr AL The ''boodls" they can fry out Of
the trusts far the purpose Of eoEuptiBg
TIE bAlIot-box.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
Naturally.
PGlI.bLhiG Rsh5-d.

President Cleveland's u,tsrances, no less
than his writings, are filed With an earn
sstnes which the people instinc:ively iden,
tify With integrity and lofty purpose in
Official station. His reply 70 the commit,
lee vich spprised him OF bis denomination
Was Of this nature, and it was infused,
moreover, with tinge Of pathos that Will
be recognized as sincere and characteristic
Of the speaker. Partisan columDy and OBJ
structiou are Indeed bitter, reckless and
shameless, yet We need have no fear. The
people will amply sustain him in the
great work which be is striving TO perform.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

The State ". c. 7. U. Convention at
Petersburg Thursday endorsed the third
party movement. Some Of the ladies op-
posed what they called partisan action"
though what political end they imagined
the Prohibitiooists were TO attain without
a resort to partisan action, We fail to see.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

A STRONG bAE-iron trust WAS formed at
Cleveland Thursday. The trust has sbso-
late control over the outputs Of about all
the mills in the United States. Whenever
II becomes necessary, TO keep prices at the
top tariff notch, production will be stop
psd. That tariff Is a great thing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

OUR brilliant Republican eontempor-
aries appear 20 think il extremely good
politics to refer TO President CLEVELAND
a. ''GEOvE" However that may be, We
shall retaliats on them By calling their
candidate DENNIS, in November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
Ihel'n Be Welcome.

There Is no doubt that earnest Rspu6-
licsns generally are greatly disg1sted with
the free whisky plank Of the party plat
form adopted by the Convention. They
say emphatically that il will have the
effect Of driving away thousands Of Rspub-
licsns in some States where they can't be
apared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
A Sign of the Times.
GScCo Tr.gs

Mr. George ESerbsrt. a prominent real
estate dealer and capitalist Of Chicago, has
been authorized By gentleman in New
York city to place sea. 600 on tie election
of Cleveland szaipst any man whom the
convention will noDinste-;he bets to Be
made in sums OF 81 co each and upward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

rrHE cpcCn cOCEIt
wess Virginia )UNI
Auro1 Ailier
~su Nili~r and otheN }

u.,-y Nf,i~r and otheND
Tneurserssxned Spscta e
,sr,s roctc- tkAx por~1eet q bert
81 AZ Co1rt In TIE above ezenten
al Isss be VII. On on u
Nesday, Jsiy ISL.
cauneocinx ~ 70 q u -'elH
49, hirhe<s h;dAer. IN the Y Icuon
coanfy. We>s yir.fnf N f-1u. OhI
10 % soIA. TIE fa,Loutns cesefcns
"a III xre. Of which Exs&k
..Ted asd pns<e sd 70 81 er ds
rot 9 s.1tir,oa 20 the oiy o. " Se1
riusa. and also par. Of lE Ss&Nl
d,,lon. b<ir z tGrsty f-<t ], mei
- a. ths lat neosioori ~ "a
s;rip Of lad tsenty fee< uo ny
nnifJ<u width the wncle tsr u ma
pcops g. f x., 1900 atsS d fSas|
Terms Of saie-On<-,siT
may and % mech rsc-r anS
ehsser sAAli sl-cr- -osee pa ~ Mrl
sale and the resdue Of Ise1yo1
- rAsi IN two saEki !nSk Y
80 ron the GAY % sale All y nef.
tso years respectively f. = - ana
te<er.,t irscslrseas tse tS-HSu
rn..ertgrs.t his ptsoliss,s y ,ne
shie 20 he onser q The so-,xy'
b.artre irterss- and JzyG.ner.
ye.ry re<ye lively from lie ~ ,sa
rtle s 10 Re rssk;rsd until s ne
Of tie pdrchAse money and u'
AIYfEA,
sp1e H.,
STATE Of IVES. virrinta, Osis W.
heresy certify tsAs tie Al ,c,.,
Oorra ~iocef he Eivtn e y, :.
soeh. in &C oc3anoe sI;h Ax cee
JOIN " "
C.efko. ,hxAs
JUne II, ISIS or INA
slo~sf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

The press Of New York city will be
stronger for Mr.. CLEVELAND than il was
four years ago. The Commercial idreTtissr,
which supported BLAINE in 80, repudiAies
the Chicago platform and its candidates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
A Hopeless Ticket

NUM- =. l. sH-it-tasta-
The ticket has no special elements Of
popularity. Il is not calculated 10 draw
TO il the support Of the nass' s-the plain
people. 1t promises nothing TO the couI-
try that the Democratic administration
hGs not always given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

TartH OfIsS. Passed
BY Republican House
OF Representative 1881 per cent.
War tariff. Al its high
S-r.Isss --.--------- A. 81 per cent.
Present tariff. 1851 54-IS per cent.
Proposed by the
HnIs bill ------.---- 1881 per cent.
The question Of free trade In alb
sOIuteIy Northumberland CieSe-
land.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

INDIANA Democrats 81 Washington are
confident Of the defeat OF HARRISON In his
own State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
OI Cnnra

bna g7tf1ltJu L<1d<r.
Chinese Harrison cannot carry State
where the industrial element is strong
To insure his certain defeat the labor ele-
ment viii vote almost solid for Cleveland
and Thurman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

President CLEvHASD and Mr.. Has.
EIsOS, ofIndiAnA, the Republican nominee
for President, viii attend the Ohio Cer-
tennial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
TO BUILDING Contractors.

CEALgD PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
> building for the Agricultural Experiment
Station a. the West Virginia University a. MOI
RsnioEn will Be received by the secrei&Ty Of the
BOSrt OF Regents until y O'Clock ", July IS.
Isss. PrprosAls wi,l be received separately r.!
excavation and E,One foundation complete, Snt
for eVnssrast!ng aud com letting the bu'sdicg
ready fog use, t5e brick 20 BE furnished 20 the
contractor On the gould ContrA5ts Will be
sTErtet either separate or combined. e. the
commit e may deem best, and the work usasi BE
competed before the iss day Of October, ISIS
Bond with sood security, IN q pssnAlty coz al TO
the amount Of the It'd FIR the faithful psrfo'Il-
Aace Of the eondiI!oCs nf the contract must se-
company esch bid. Plans and Specifications OF
the p-opo e. work are on file in the ca-ce OF the
Secretary Of the BoaSd AZ Resents a. Morgan
town, and 81 the ls~ once OF suunsryiue
Howard in the city OF wheeling ". Va. p, the
Inspection Of bidIers The committee reserves
the ris b 70 reject any or ali bids
J. A ROBINSON,
jsS0i Chairman Building Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

THOUSANDS Of acres Of Central and
Eastern and Illinois corn lands are already
flooded from the heavy rAin which still
continues
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
Claiming Everything.

s. Pua1 e2o6>.
AbOut the only thing the Republicans
do not claim in their wonderful platform
Is that they elected the present President
Of the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
FOR Sc


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-. Ssra,s e xA - az r
Is.@enfh street, be<reea
"a Is has mise roeI..
thrx1eAock 20 - hs,s
1ss<f thsucsho1 Al
c.s.ftfrl cpanfzy lu66ees
0Cor1A kessed 70 Eka
EWSe a National kns< -
ssorT taDe dwelling tner
S,d osrr:aee hone. tyo q
SS,:rr veil q vaskx- kkes NJ
-. - iu shar1a2cG NJ
= socfh Hr.oa - ina
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1TTrnfifxk g befek 40 !
= "a fVcri,efh T. E1cf 4 q r
faYfaee1ta ered Ia SS.0
~ rrVenseenfk g. hcNn
- 80 hO1< On wssA q d
~ r.rth kAh Of 10 ~ u. b. 3
Iss,scc iuprcre9<nn ooo6 ~
1900 hrsck dwelling S6oai
49, ercxS sad . rso eoEy md .
ssS Az d. k<ns fr esng. }
80 WI
Raj nsase Asens All.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
wE'yE 20, them on the run.

EHE tsctscal atvantEze- q the situation are Al
g...G the Esrzs J. e A-s-- O.. Dad lair.
Bot the votes are all with the Democrats
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
A Patriots Cheer.

Harrison and Morton: The grandson
and the money hags. Three cheers for
Cleveland and Thurman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
How Can They?

With only secondhand Tippecanoe
and no bandanA. how can the Republicans
hope to work mp any genuine enthusiasm?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
THE DIVORCE OF HONESTY AND
POLITICS.

Just in proportion as Mr.. MCKINLEY,
Of Ohio, wen the esteem Of fair minded
Hsn sf all parties BY ks unsverving faith
fitness to JoES SsKENAs, FoRAKER won
thar undyirg eOnssnps BY his base dsssr-
ton OfAr. SHKENAy when he thsught he
az . chance Sor the Vice Presidency In
The expected nomination Of Mr.. BLAINE
Political honesty u zpidly becoming
thing Of the past Never was the fse.
more strikingly sIsmp,ifsd than in the
lAte Republican National Convention II
i 10 exAggsrsti0n 10 say that no two Of
the leaders that manipulated that Assem-
bly, trusted each Other. In the New York
delegation DEPEw distrustsd PLAT, who
IN turn distrns<d MILLER and HIsoocK-
In Pennsylvania QIAY watched MAGE
ike . hawk and nsithsr would trust
MCMAXEs add Emory SMITH ~ faz a. they
eould see them In Ohio everybody dis
trusted FoRAKKR, who in turn worked
with al the jealousy Of his little nature
against ths boom for Major MCKINLEY
and betrayed JOIN SHERMAN At the very
first sign Of . BLAINE stampede The
friends Of HARRISON and the friends Of
GRESHAM IN Indiana ''did'' each other
up At every opportunity, while the ALGEE
men we're cutting uDdsr everybody with
the money Of their candidate. The hAnd-
Of al Of these were sgainst the BLAINE
trie<sters who secretly buncoed every man
on the list Ia fsef The whole affair wAs
simply = grand game played By political
triekstess, who stocked the cards At every
hand, and the stakes were the Domina-
tiOos. The most expert jugglers won
Is Wa not At all . question Of
who va the best man, but Of
which candidate bad the most expert po-
Enesl gzmestsrs TO play his hand fos him
II Is 10 wonder, therefore, that there VA
Absolutely DO enthusiasm for the Success
tul man, because everybody knew bow II
WAS done and those who were 'left" oc-
eapisd their time in secretly cursirg the
shArpers who had beaten them at their
Own game
FoRAKER played his hand Ike the novice
be :, in . most awkward and laundering
mAnner. His attempt to bstrsy SHERMAN
70 the BLAINE men in tie hope OF getting
second place himself was the mos: bang
ing piece Of political treaebsry on record
and viii doubtless cause the little traitors
political death.
Writing a letter Of explanation TO Mr..
SHERMAN viii do 10 good. SHERMAN Is
TOO old . hand not 10 see through FORA
EEE At = glance, and JOHN SHERMAN has
. lo5z memory. The SHERMAN men
never trusted FoRAEER, though it Was
polite not % proclaim it. SHERMAN will
in all probability swallow FoEAEEE's
treaebery in silence, but be viii not forget
il, nor will his friends, and il Il extremely
doubtful if FORAKER can ever be elected
again TO sny Office in Ohio.
AlAs, poor SHERMAN; GARFIELD N
lS5O, FORAKER in ISIS. Is there No
longer such thing as political good faith:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

AZ -rB--CAS FLATyORN Ne BLNISE'S ''PAEiS
The Republican party NEssGE'
would effect AL needed ] would 10; advise
reduction Of ne nation the repeal Of the whis
A. revenues o. repeal ky tax OIher ools.d.
ingthe axes upOl 70 era1ions than those o.
oacrO which are an an financial administration
noTance and burden = are 20 &c taken into ac-
agriculture. and the TAX count WITT regard 70
UPON spirits u~ei in the whisky There i
a-ts ard TO- mechanical moral side 10 il. To
purpuses. and BY such cheaper the price Of
revision Of the tA-iE ThisEy i 20 increase is
laws a. Nill tend 20 consumption enormous
cheek imports Of slch iy. There would De no
articles a. are prod deed sense in urging the re
by our people, the pro form wrought oy hi-a
durtiOn Of which gives license in many OF the
employment - our IA states Of the National
horers and release from Government 4 ufral L.
import iTtie< those arIi the good effect By max.
eles % foreign prodHc- ing whisky within reach
ton .sIcepg luNurie< OF every one ~ twenty
the like OF which can cents gallon. whisky
not be produced AiwoUld BE everywhere
home II there shsll distilled If the slrTeil-
sill remain 4 larg-g rev. ance OF the GIyern-
snue than j requisite uent were Withdrawn
for the wants ofthe gov b the remission Of the
eminent, Ee favor the tax. and Illicit sales
entire repeal Of internal could not then be Pre-
taKes that i, free Whis- vented even BY policy
XIV rather than the SUI a. rigorous aud search
render Of Au> part OF our Ing Is that with which
protective Sysiem az the Russia pQrsues the Nj
Joint behsst Of the h lSI. II would de-
' hi ~ trusts and the S;rUy high license AZ
azen's Of foreign manu- Once in al the states
Fsrrrra-s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
EVEN BLAINE NEVER WENT THAT
FAR.


MCHISLEY's free whisky plank in the
Republican platform i attracting wide at
tentlon and propOrtionste condemnation.
% It the Republican Chiesgo TriJaHS,
which supports HARRISON in q way that
will probably cause his defeat in Illinois,
says:
The plank Of the Republican platform which
E,yO-s the contingent repeal o. the internal rev
e1Cs. meaning the take on tobacco and EhiSky.
means the placing o. whisky ard tobacco viz
l1alIy on the free list. Win the repsal Of the
internal revenue laws tie immediate effect
would Dc 70 ehsSpen whisky DOM 20 sbO1t =
centS gal on, AID Il could Dc rstAiled q; the
saloCus a. cents zdrink The repeal OF the TAX
on Ehisky can have bui one effect. and tina; i 10
cheSytn i. fiTefo,d; and that means increaIed
consumption. and that means increased drunken
nsSs and = multiplication Of al the evils lhss
rlzrch in the train Of drunkenness
Even Mr.. BLAINE denounced the free
whisky scheme in advance in his Paris
letter. He declared it would destroy high
license at once in al the States We take
the liberty OF drawing the deadly parallel
on the Republican free whisky plank:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
DARN FOR SALE.

A good farm % sbaut one hundred aerss, one
nile from the city, OF The Elm Grove pike Land
mostly improved Pi ny Of q II treeS Apple,
Peaches, Sc Good House Barn and -o<heT
buildinrs This i one Of The bes1 farm IN Ohio
county, and EOold Be s1itsble for dAiryman or
market EAr+ensr. Can BE s1b-diTided Terms
easy. Apply 10 IN D. MCCOY, 1914 M<rksi 81
o. 70 DT. I. o. Edwards, Or Ben. Ms-ple. ~ the
fam teSoekd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
for 81

Iol -
LOB REST-TRE OPT HAP.
II Inc srrer<, lA.eiy or- hckcy.
NM. l. NcPHAIL. iss MAJ mrx
E,oR REST-IHE DIE sP "a
T. Main s-rcrf, a. pre>E Nm
Eezry HoskhsfEer. Ros@- ,mil 1
1874 App,y 70 4 g Dale lelSh
FOR RENT. |
Five room ho,se On Tucz4lOW.
Lodging rooms In Rany'sa
sRs,
nam neStreet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
Monday, yaiy 18th

He1ry NiIirf 40 OS
ToeurSerSxced Spsc-a q
tive. rocic tkAx pUssesI q her'
81 sas4 Co1rt in tae above ezensen'
az 1855. be VII. On on u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
Atlr Advertisements.
uTlSTnLA FEW GOOD AGENTS Z
w quire q this o6ce JSSOe<-a

4 orPOCEETBOoK- FINDER WILL BE
/ literally reEEr2ed b lesEi-g 4 q th;s o.
Zee leSQ
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21
Mar,aaem til ~Nbeumattsme.

Oct paafaaes, at Rbeumat'sme nn'
Sertiben er arpsIis, men bet er rInlell9',
at be gerioner, Der antases at bape aroet
ben, CT / Unfit 6enieenoe Zig fine 6orGl'
Sre oa er af Raturen mOotaselis TOr os''
6uis Born cr ipiiif anoerleSes fable emo
beres lioenbe 5orGlore, arper DC ben lite.
@aloeieber er Iiseiaa nteget arusIl9 lor'
Rbeumatisme, ba Yeriorer al ct 9aloes
astist Temperament CT melt moStaseIl9e
for ben, os DC aruer naturlispis tit Senls
permanent fra SorRlorene. Inore autos
riteter paaltaar, at G6eumatisme fomrlsr
al ~llrinipre / Slobet. anbre iglen, at
ben fommer ira SorfipleIie, naar Or
cirfulsrer sisnnem SIOoet, after slnOre
at ben er beIt o9 boIbent Ell Sp9oOm !
0preipitemet. Oct sr en- befisnOt Sag.
at, naar gerioner bar ufut eler iirIlanla'
toriit Rbsumatisme, er be plaset al 6ors
~fipIeIis, os llrtuen er %ubetpoeIig, men ei
life bette mere ct JteiuItat al GbeumatIs>
men END at bens 9larias2 tbi naar ata
pen boloss / Srben os Snflamationsr
boloes nebe, sr man mart beIbreoet. Sn'
flamatieHen mac bellies nebe, inbtil- D.
ansrebns Dele befinber fig / en- iuno Gil
itanb. 0ette sr life Gbeori, Oa mango
alporlise Gilfalbe bar uaret belbreoet paa
oenne Maabe. Naar Snflammaticner
bar faaet itartt SObfeite, for bet meite ;
9ebene, CT bet uanifelist at naa ben, %
fun faa ubportes Mipler fan linbre BEN +;
Der er ct sObt Wiboel, os bet CT "Gbams
berlain's Baiu Balm" en- enelte Nnuens
belle al bette Iinbrer Smerten, og fun i
be p9rite Silfelbe mao man BRUCE mere
END en- eaer to so Gents SLATER ior en-
Sur. Oct er BET melt siennemtrGn9enoe
Eminent, man tienber, os Iinorer burti9
ben melt imertefuIbe Rbeumatisme os
Nsuralsia. Naar be ansrebne Dele fan
naass al "Yain Balm" anuenbt birette
paa bet ansrebne Steb, I, Gr. Sranos
iaar os Ganbpine, Iinbrer Bet cieblifteIis,
% / GilfeIbc at &5eumatisme fOrOres
fun nOsle iaa Winutter, isrenb man To-
Ter 9irfninserne. 6or at bulpe Wlauen i
Oroen, brus aItib ct. gatrid's Pias,
Oa De inoiuses / glooet, cirtulerer siens
nem BET, renter Bet og belle Spitemet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21
Mmertfamyfc 0ionmoere.

Oct itsrite Banofalo | 8erben er
Rinsara | Rarbeben at Bpen Buffalo,
bopr garbet fra be fore Snbiser banner
en- Glub Of Z Mils 8rebbe, Tom b~erefter
trafier fig iammen Os itprter neb Ooer
&tipperne / to Ssilsr til en- 9pboe af
40 Sob.
Den itsrite Sule | 8erben er Mams
mutbs Sulen / &entudp, boor be Beips
senbe fan feile paa en- unberiorbif 5loo
cs fanse Gin, iom ulbsles mansler
Dine.
Den itsrite Slob / gerben er Nis,
iisippis 5loben, iom er 400 Wtile
lang.
Den ftsrite Sal / 8erben er Wisfiss
fippis9 alen, Der inotboloer oper en- balp
Mi0ion &uabratmil ps er en- at be riseite
Os frustbareite Gsne paa SOrben.
Den itsrite Serituanbs Snbis gers
ben er 2afe Superior, Tom er 43O Wile
lang os inbtil 1000 Sob bpb.
Den lensite Sernbane | @ereen er
Bacifcs8 anen, iOm er ooer 5000 Wile
lang.
9em itsrite naturlise Bro / geroen
er ben oper geonr Greet | @ir9inia.
Den ipanber ousr en- Gfsrunb paa 80
5Obs grebbe os $50 Jobs 9pbbe, paa
8unben al builten 5lOben lSber.
Den itsrite Masie at iolibt Sern er
bet fore "Sron Mountain" (Sernbjers
setl Misiouri. Oct ct $50 Sob bsit
os 2 Mil | Omfrebs.
Oct itsrite 2eie af antbracit. aul /
8erben er | Beuniplpania, buis Miner
foripner Marfebet meo mango Milz
lioner IONS aarlist os ipnes at bore
mubtsmmeliae.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

Figbomnen. On fattia gnalina msbte enaana ir
~foroums Carer os ~beta9ebe fig ouer lin ~igraeiige Sfiabns,
ibet ban tiliae frembapeoe. buorleoes BET git mango al bans
fcrrIse SfoIefamerater lanst beore; De pare rise % lpifeliee
men BON leo Utansel paa Nit "Gr On oa p~,rfelia iaa fat
tia?" ipurste 9areren. "9u itdar 10 iuno Os iriit for mtg
8iloe bu", peobleu bon. ioet ban areb bans bvire Saann
"sipe benne f%raftiee os Notwithstanding Saano bort for lONl
Saler?"-"We' CUB beuare mig. nbbrso gablinaen
"buor timoe oct fable mig iup. pllbe pu Selae BIN,
Gtne". peobleu 9rreren. "buOrmeo nu fer big iaa freioia
pm poo 8uos flsnne Soro. ON bu ft not iaa mango Bena
for BEN? % bin Ssrelie. hporiaieunems5u alens Cana d,
bine Ssnners Siemme mar big. pllpe on bptie ben bort 70
ct aonserise?" "Sls'elis ,ife!" iuareoe Ynolinsen. "Sdr
flag life ouer, at bn er fatt g.. iiltssoe 9areren. ~9u er
Beiooelie al Siatte, iOm Opersaa ale anbre".