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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-03-01

IT is stated that Mr. Joseph Pulitzer,
proprietor of the New York World and
st. Louis Post Dispatch. will probably be-
come totally blind. His treatment at
Santa Barbara was not successful.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-03-01

IT was stated in the House of Commons
on the Goth that agricultural values in
Great Britain had shrunk f42, 900 IN
1885, and could not now be less than
f50,000,000. Thousands of acres of land
had gone out of cultivation, greatly in
creasing idleness and reducing wages.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-03-01

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-The following is a
pen picture of the dead philanthropist, drawn
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-03-01

SIX THOUSAND striking miners in and
about Shamokin, Pa. went cheerfully to
work on the morning of the Goth, COM
pletely modified by President Corbin's
gift of $4,000 to the miners.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-03-01

THE newspapers of Madrid state that
the Duke of Montpensier has notified the
government thatthe will return to Spain
notwithstanding Prime Minister Sa-
gasta's warning.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-03-01

THE fisheries treaty was considered by
the Senate in secret session on the Goth.
An evident desire to order its immediate
publication was barred by the code of
rules governing the body.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-03-01

A DISPATCH from San Reno states that
the Crown Prince is using a new tube in
his throat, which was especially made for
him in Engl and, and that better results
follow from it's use.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-01-07

ensuing year: Louis Hortsman, President;
p, M. Wilhelm, Nice-Presdent; Ernest
Pipenbrink, Secretary; Dan Noeltzel,
Treasurer.
Present wages in San Diego are con.
sidered fair at least, and the Tn IN ex-
pressed itself as satisfied with the rate,
although if the present state of trade
continued the profits would certainly
bear an advance in wages.
The National Executive Committee in
its last meeting granted charters to new
organized Unions in Memphis, Tenn, and
Portland, Oregon. Union ~, of Balti-
more, was recognized Dec, II, and a
request to raise the suspension from the
National Union was granted by the Ma
tional Executive Committee.
The bakers of Wilmington, Delaware,
organized Dec 10; an application for a
charter is daily expected.
Brother James II. Curtis, President of
Union No. 80, Richmond, Va, writes:
Business has been very good here this
entire fall and the Christmas trade was
better than usual All bakers here are
employed. 1t has been the custom here
in two of the largest shops in the city
to take a dollar off of each man employed
about the first of September of each year.
But up to this time they have not taken
any Off; result | believe due to the ex-
istence of the Union. am indeed sorry
to report, that our men do not take the
interest that they ought TO take in the
Union. But we hope for better thing
as we grow older. | should have written
before this but for an accident to my
hand: got my right hand caught under
the cutter of "A Bartlett machine and tive
of my fingers nearly amputated. But
they are nearly well now.
Union 81, st. Paul, is engaged in a
boycott crusade against boss r. Martin
The Trades and Labor Assembly Of St
Paul is helping them.
| Union 10, Cleveland, drove two bosses
into submission by boycott. The scab'
whom they employed had to join the
Union and one of them had to pay a fine
of $40 before he was admitted as a mem
| Der.
Union "a, San Francisco, compels hen
member to become citizens if they have
not their papers yet. All local Unions
are making preparation for the conven
ton III st. Louis, Mo-, March 5.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-01-07
OLEO VI A re- ARINE.

Protection for Citizens Who Are Not
Judges OF Butter.
Everybody has not an opportunity to
become familiar with the butter business,
and yet almost every one who eats it
wants the real butter. The State there
fore steps in and attempts to protect the
ignorant.
Last week two vendors of cooked
viands, and one "butter' dealer were
arrested for violating the law which pro-
vides that where persons sell oleomargar-
inc or other limitations of butter, they
must advertise the fact conspicuously.
Mrs. Champion keeps a student's board
inhouse on High street, and gave her
customers imitation butter as alleged.
She was discharged, but Albert Fehlberg,
the CLUTTER dealer on Congress avenue,
and State street restaurant keeper
named Schroeder, were fined 800 each.
If the State--organized society--would
extend its protective wing over the peo-
pie who are cheated every day they work
for wages there would be some consist
ency in having public administration,
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-01-07
THOSE IMPORTED PAUPERS.
How the ''Democratic" Administration
FIunked.

How the Dem ocratic" Administration
Flunked.
The pious Catlins, proprietors of the
Mortified Knife Co., who imported
paupers from England in violation of
United States law, got off very easy
through the influence of Fairchild, by
Cleveland out of Belmont, Doodle man
ayers Of the democratic party. The
law would have punished the Catins to
the tune of 81 200 for each importation,
but Secretary Fairchild let them off with
a fine Of 800 for the lot. The courts, OF
course, let it go.
One Of these imported paupers is now
in an insane asylum, IA charge upon the
people, while others are roaming the
country as scabs.
This is the sort of protection of Amer
lean labor we get from the infamous
democratic" administration. The enc
of this case is not yet.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-01-07
A GOOD HIT.
Irish Lord Scully, and American Lord
Scully. the Rack Renter.

The average American patriot of
the "Fo'th Nv July" "star-spangled
banner" "burd Nv freedom" variety
is very petty specimen of human
ity. AS a rule he delights in twist
ing the tail of the British lion-at u
distance. He also hates kings and
lords at a distance; when near them
he will fawn and beslaver them. He
boils over with Indignation at the
expressions Of "Y European tyrants,"
and he WAKES pathetic through his
nose over the wrongs of their victims.
British landlords are his especial
aversion, and he fills the air with
nasal lamentations over the wrongs
and miseries Of their evictcd and
rack-rented tenants. But only let
the British tyrant' come to Ameri-
ca, get possession of some thousands
of acres and proceed to rack rent and
evict, and this spread eagle patriot
will at once call him an enterprising
citizen, Of the better class, and he
will denounce us communists and
anarchists all who refuse to acknowl-
edge the correctness of the classif-
cation. Lord Scully, the Irish rack
renter is a proper subject for deuun-
citation for this brumagem patriot;
but the same Lord Scully, proprie-
tor of %, 900 acres of land in Illinois,
and who rack-rents s350,00o yearly
out Of his Illinois tenants is the OBJ
iect of his veneration. When Lord
Scully's Irish tenants resist eviction
or get behind in their rents they are
patriots, but when his Illinois ones
do so, they are anarchists, enemies
of law and order and rascally dis
turbers of society. - taAndtaH Labor
Reformer.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-01-07
LOCAL NOTES.

Somebody has been calling for the
formation of an anti-poverty society in
this city. What's the matter with the
Land and Labor Club?
number of the followers of Henry
George in this city returned to their old
party allegiance last eection-at least
''for this once
The Trades Council meets for the first
time this year, tomorrow evening. All
delegates should be present, as there
will be an election of officers to serve for
the ensuing six months.
Hiram Lodge, the revolving masonic
society. had public installation last
Thursday evening. There were many
prominent citizens upon the committees
of the masonic rebels upon this occasion.
A number of the most pronounced
enemies of Socialism were sentenced to
various punishments by their peers in
the courts during the past week. Most
of them were thieves. A case of dog
eat dog"
The rumor that +. 7. Fitch was to
erect sort of eleemosynary clubhouse
for longshoremen and sailors, seems to
have been a rumor only, as Mr.. Fitch 10
said to have denied all knowledge of the
scheme.
This evening Paul Zimmerman will
speak at the meeting of the German So
cialist Section at Trades Council Hall
upon the subject: Attitude of Labor
Organizations towards Socialism" The
Section cordially invites citizens to at
tend.
A few corset embroiderers had their
wages reduced at the corset shop on
Franklin street last week The manager
said that their wages were much higher
than that of the other girls in the shop,
and 80 he leveled down. Why did he
not increase the other girls wages to
make things even?
The report of the deaths in this city
during the month of December shows
that the poor have as usual been the vie
Tins. Insufficient and poorly cooked
food, and ignorance of the commonest
rules for health, both Accomplishments
of our anarchic state of society, will con
tinue to demand tribute As long as the
spirit of the motto-'each for himself
and devil take the hindmost' prevails.
Judge Henry Stoddard retired from
the bench the day before New Years.
He is to practice law, in which there is
said to be more money than on the
bench. There are some Judges in this
city, however, who would starve as law.
yers; consequently they will be likely t.
stick to the bench as long as 'republi
can" legislature will permit. Judge
Stoddard presided at the boycott cas-,
against members of the Typographical
Union nearly two years ago, and showed
more than ordinary fairness in his charg,
to the jury.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-01-07
THE B-L S--W.
Not by James Hhitcomb Riley.

Now the snow in its beauty comes ilut-
tering down
Great
Scott
How we wish it did not
And it covers the city, and country, and
town;
And to-day in the slush we are up to our
knees,
While tomorrow we fall on our necks,
from the freeze;
And with wiping our eyes and caressing
our nose,
Who!
Knows
When well turn up our toes?
With this wiping our eyes and caresslng
our nose.
Yes, the snow in New York is different
thing,
You!
Bet
From what other folks get
Quite different from that of which young
poets sing;
For it's here in the morn, and it's van
ished at noon;
Then we swim in the slush till the rise
of the moon,
When the sidewalk comes up and knocks
stars from our eyes.
My!
Size!
What luminous skies
The sidewalk comes up and knocks ont
of our eyes.
Herbert Eaton, in Erening SIM.
But the snow has it's uses like all of its
kind.
Now!
Mind
For this truth you will find:
When stationed below you are toasting
your rind
You will long for the snow, now so often
abused
And sigh for the chances that passed you
unused,
TO roll up some snow-balls for eternity
You
See!
How sorry you'll be,
That you gathered snow balls for eternity.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-01-07
LETTER BOX.

NJ. G., WAslnNGTON, D.C.-The source
from which the information regarding
evictions was derived was plainly printed
at the end of the article which was duly
credited to the New York correspondent
of the st. Louis Globe Democrat. His
statement seems quite reasonable, also,
III view of the legal restrictions in Ireland,
and the almost absolute freedom of land
lords in the matter of right of occupancy
on their own premises in this country.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-01-07
TO THE UNORGANIZED.

Workingmen and women who desire
to better their condition and are willing
to join hands with Organized Labor, can
obtain all information in regard to the
various organizations and the manner Of
joining them, 10y addressing letter to
the chairman of the Organizing Com
mittee of the Trades Council, p. o. Box
1854 New Haven.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-01-07
JOURNEYMEN BAKER S MA
TIONAl UNON.

oFFICIALl
OFFICE NATIONAL. SECRETARY,
1870 William Street. New York.

The bakers of San Diego, Cal, met
recently for the purpose of organizing a
Union. 1t was at first proposed to es-
tahlish a branch of the San Francisco
Union, No. n, but finally it was decided
to apply for charter from the Bakers
National Union. The application for a
charter was carried, and the standard
constitution of the Union adopted. The
following officers were elected for the
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-01-07
HOWE X STETS0N

Insurance Building, New Haven,
Have made great reductions IN price Of
Ladies and Children's Cloaks, Dress
Goods, &c, 50 us to reduce stock at
once.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
GrploHon al ct YetrolemmSs
Gatnpiftb.

Eanfoampfibet "8iqe be Gilais",
1900 Tons, iom saar / rsselmesiis
5nrt mellem Ren gJrt os Calais msb
Petroleum, er iprunset / 2uften / Ga
lais. 9ampFibet bar ublOsist. CT
plOfOnen bar ica frp3telis, at man
tunoe bsre 8nalbet Here Mite os enoos
/ Gorer. Grplofionen iormenes at
pRre foraariaset al ben Gas, iom iams
les / Ganfsrne.
ane Suie / Calais rpfeos, Os be
narmeiie btsu tilbels sbelast. Gas
lp9terne Tuifsbs, iaa at Staoen fun
bleu oplDt peb Slosn fra oct b~renbsnbe
Stib. geS Branbiebet bsriteoe ben
itsrite Gprpirrins. Stibets 9at par
iprunset / 2uiten, Sicsrne ~ouenborbs
oar pRf, os Reiien brenote. 5lere
Stibe, Der par | N1rbeoen, bleu BETA
biseoe. Man irpster for, at en- Wensos
Wennsf Fer er omfomne peb grplofioner.
Oct a sruoppeffebe at ie en- Mensbe
Urine, Ben os andre menneiielise Dele
lisse ipreote paa 8aien. Sti6ets fiofte
9aonins par Nafta.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
Seras.

Spnamit. Scat til Wunbas bsrtea
en- foriarbelis ggp!oiior / Senriettu,
men ba mar troeoe, at bet bar Republi.
fanere, iom fremoeles feirebe Sarrilona
8a!s, lasbe insen Merfs til bet. On
Morsenea opbasebe man, at en- Gel al
g~ourtbuiet bar iprenst / 2uiten. Der
par last 9pnamit unoer ben enc 5isi,
Os benne uar naften belt os boloeni
bemoleret. De narmet itaaenoe Bps'
ninser bar usiua be~ftaoisebe. Man an
taser, at bet bar o9ret Jor1osrena
gnlte OF scelesse en- Gel al be ofsnts
lise Sofumenter.
Sen internationale merifanfe'
teranfe ll0ifiuing bleo / Tirsoasa
aabnet / Gan Intpniu. st 8ubfab fra
ben msrifanite Yreiioent 9ias blep op.
left. Den merifanife Sane blep ialu.
teret meo Sanonituo, os bet m~rrifanife
Wuiittorps ipi1eos "Suil Columbia" os
andre rationale Muiifitgtfer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
u slanD b.

Seller Nleranoer ifal NOT uare bic
BET meset mere belfabiset ueb ben Serns
baneulpffe, ueb bpilten ban nar bapbe
fat 2iuet til, END bpab man ltror efter
antos. San ifal libe Of iuare Smerz
ter / Brpitet os 8enene. De Scsner,
iom ban bar gione til peb benne rob
iomme ulptfe, ifal baue siort ct bpbi
Snbtrpf paa bam. San lfal bore bb
fer cs neo Iaaet. De narmere Sms
itenbisbsber peb ulptten bodies trent
befss bsmmelis for Glmenbeoen. Otter
5orlpbenbe ital NOT Nibiliiier baueblut
en- Singer meb / Spilet. De ital baue
unbrast en- Seluebesmaitine / ben feis
ierlise gosn, iom ipraa9tes Siptter.
Rpstepis berettes M, at 8eiieren tens
fer paa at sjennemfsre pistise 5oran=
brinser / 9anbets Gorfatnins. Sau
ital life longer uare ben energetic os
traftise Manb, ban Far ueret.
San ifal MI arbeibe for at opnaa 5reo
mso Nibiliiterne Deb at iHofsre Eresie-
iribeb, usb en- srubpis Reiorm al GOr.
fatninsen os bee of benaaoe politiite
Jorbrposre. 9ernaf pil ban for al
sjenpinbe fin Sefbreb os Sinosro fore
tase en- lansere 8eiie 9iennem be ileite
europeife 2anoe, Cs bois bisie Blaner
life sjsr ubfisternefo Jremtioen lpisre,
pil biu fraiise fig 1bronen ps paalasse
i'm gfteridssr fra 9io tiianosn at sienz
nsmisre fOrltjellise lanbspistise Refors
mer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
2cbc Tuntmer 739.
ct mt SprGngitoi.

On un9 ioenlt Mnno Deb Haun Rus
bolpb GricIou, nh aniat uso ct Gpotbet
/ Nep Britain, Connecticut, arbeioeoe
for ban fom Der til 2aubet iammsn meo
Ell Snfel / en- aruotmsQs / Spsrise, os
bisie 20 eroerimentersbs me9et iammen
for at upbase ct SprensitOi Der bible
bare ligsiaa fra'tist iom 3puami', men
minore iarli9t at baanotere. for ct
Bar Wanneber iioen mootos ben unse
GriciCr fra Onfelen ct Brcu, boori ban
fortalte, at ban enbelis blooe baret bels
big no: til at opoase % iammenirtte ct
%iaaoant Stof, os Ruoolpb Gricion bar
MI faaet Batert berpaa ser | Qanoet
uuber Iapn al "Grtrnlite."
0ette npe Spreneitoi ier rarmeit uo
Tom Gornmsl, % fan tiaaues Iiseiaa let,
Tom man logger Gornmel. Gricion BAR
ttanust en- Tel i Spnsn pan Gpoibetgt
os anitinet Experimental oermeb / Over
pRr az euoel BsrIoner, iom ban snIter
at fan til at interesiere Zig foe Saseu.
De palste en- alippe oeo SHUTTLE Wea.
BON Gjelbet at ioris9e "Gr!raliten" pa1,
men IGrit oiIte Yltentbnpersn benz, at
bette Stoi baooe ben Joroel, al bet life
funbe ~erp.obere / aob.n 2uIt. Sm
sjorbe cp en- SGc % taiteoe 2 Blno
"Grtralite" berino. Stoffet pilbe bpers
fen erplooere eller brRnoe. 3erurlt
~btanoebe ban bet soot mso 8eroiine
DIE; MI Iortarebes bet balupeis al Sl.
ben, men e~rploOereoe life. Gh lioea
8pnamits Batron bleu ru1et inb / en-
Del iaaoant Sprensitof; Batronen ers
pluoerebe, men Grtratiten life. 2iota
SubItantien lasbes paa en- ilao Sten, os
laa log mar berpaa meo EN- 6ammer.
Oct enelte Reiultat bar, at BET blep iaa
flint iom Stsu.
Stu briueoes Der et 2 Sob op6. 6ut i
bet baarbefte aIippeitptfe, man tunoe
finbe i noset Stenbruo Der / 0obOlaset.
Ere Ruaer "@rtralite", buer paa 3 llns
ser, bamrsbes neo / outlet iaa baarb
iom mulist Os iattes / 5urbinbetie meb
en- 2unte. Gen a~ntanbtes, os MI iulste
en- g~rploiion, Der rpftebe Sorben lang
Bel % fDlote 2uIten meo ~ubI9nseoe
8lippeltDtter. Cor at BABE opnaaet ct
lisnenbe Reiultat maatte man baoe an
oenbt 2 Bunb Stpbebomulo eGsr l
Euuo 9pnamit, mebsns Der ultiaa Blot
brustes 9 un5er "Gr!ralite."
Mar oil itror paabespnoe Tiloirf-
ming al bette Stof i Reip Britain. @abes
aommisiarerne / Sartforb Dor b%eiluttet
at anoenbe bet / Bpens Stenbru6. Den
franife Resierins ifal eiter Sissnbe
babe bet0lt 2OO,O 600 Dollars for Rstten
til at BRUCE bet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
at be er brufnsbe. S1crsbcss lotneoe
man eiter bsres SO i gusteu, men 5ors
igget bar fr~usteslsit.
SIIinois.

@laaite no 6asIen. Charles Yauls
len ira Wiltuautee og ct 5ruentimmer,
Tom ban baobe meb zig, fanbtes Manbas
Msrsen bsoe paa tit S%enseparelie
Jarpel SOuie / Chicago. De bauoe
ueret teruisbe ON Aftenen os baOoe
blaaI no @asien, Iaa be fualtes.
Muro % Selpmprb. gsat til Man.
bag bleb ben 69saarise 8anfer Beter
Soiue og bans Some / @tnOna mprbet
/ fit Siem ct fort Stptte ubenior 2anoss
bpen. Mistantea ialot itror paa en-
Nabo Charles Burfbart. Saa mart
ban opoasebe, at bars Sus par omrin:
get al Yolitibetiente oe andre, git Ban
inb paa lit Senseoerelie pg Far Salien
pper meo en- 8arbertnio. Yeter SON,
baube boet / @encna / 80 Iar ps par
Gier al $25O,0OO. San bar paret me.
get saumilb os bar iiianfet fore Sum,
mer til Sotue Snititute / Seem 2iberia,
aouiiiana, us gaptiit Snititute / Mems
phis, 1enn. 9enue Sfole er oprsttet
for fattise Nesre os Spioe.
st cement SDrplageri bleo ~fOrDpet
nplis unber be politiIfe Weoer / Tap-
lorpile. Be ubenbps 9eltaseres Seite
fob bunbne hiit Os Der Spen, us benne
a~nleoHins benpttebe nosle menneiteli9e
llopr Zig al til at inbipsite / benz sui
phuric acid. 9ette Ioroolbte naturlis
big De ulioelisite Smerter, o9 5 al benz
ct bs0e; flere uil mgbe en- li8nenoe
SfiEbns. On Wano miiteoe ct Spanb,
paroIat til 81, 200. gnonu er lite De
Sfploise paasrebne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
Sa n III d I.
Set tnIfe YantIerifib "aaiier

LII tpItt SuHI'elIllu NulItl
meb Brins Seiuri6 al Breusien omborb
nntOm Onsbas Morsen til 8jsbenbapn.
Erinien mobtoses ueb 2anoitisninser
af Song Gbrtltian, a~ronprins Jreosrii
o9 andre banife Grinier.
greioenten Ior 6olfeibinget critic
reos unoer ct Msbe / SHsba9s, at BET
paa @runb al be pulitiife Strioisbsber
bar umulist at ouerraffe 8Onsen en-
9ptsnifninssabresie paa 25sGarsSaseu
for bans 9bronbefiselie. Otter bennt
grtlRrins fprloS SDire JOriamlinss.
ialen. Senere paa 3asen forenebt
Ssires Meolemmer at Jolfetbinset fig
meo fit 8arti / 2anbstbinset os uuer.
rate 8pnsen en- Nbresie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
SnDlamD
10 O.

Davenport bar en- 0eserbefolfaina
paa 500.
Soma bar 765 8labe os Gibs.
i~frifter.
Ses Woines Niper 2anoet. @n
Soreneoe Staters MarI6aQ bar / for
rige use brepet 5 Settlere paa bet Iaas
falote Ges WOines Giper 2ano bort
fra beres Sarme. 9. 6. 8ppntpn, ipm
er 8reIibent for Settlernes SCREENING,
os lom / 5 Qar bar fsrt Sroces meb
Sernbanefompaniet ON gienbumsretten
til 2anoet, fjebte iorleben Dag fin Sarm
al aompaniet p9 traf Jig tilbase fro
Yrocesien. Sem andre Settlere bar |
agbet at u9en siurt bet famine.
Siiterit. s Orforb ct ale airtsr
os Stolir lufieoe paa @runb al en- onoz
artet 0ifterit, iom raier / gpen.
Set iforIte Sagbrug | Geroen er
nplis fulbfsrt / Clinton, Soma; BET
eies al @. z. goung % blep fat / 8irf.
iombeb ben 27oe {. M. Sasbruset er
iitanb til at iase 100000 SOB "9umber"
paa 10 Elmer os foiter 100000.
9on Sobn Wiabin bleo palst til
Serrbanefpmmisiioner meb benoeb 2 ZOO
Stemmers Majoritet pper gol. Den.
commissioner bliuer efter ben lite So
mar belt republifani I. Sernbanefum=
panierne siorbe iuere Gnitreuselier for
of faa Col. 9ep ualst.
st Sammenitsb al 9ofomotiper
fanot iibfte Tirsbas often Steo pau
gbicasps8 burlington 8anen, 100 Yarbs
fra 9uuner's @rupe. st Surtistos
(@Obstos) ~pltOuer buppebe ub at Stin=
~nesansen ps itormebe bermeo lise inb /
ct Yasiusers9 rans 2ofOmotiu, Tom
netop git no fra Stationen. s ct Die
blit bar Der life fort tilbase al bette, us
Waifiniiten os 5prbsberen TOM besse
laa llemt tilifabe, at Der er 5are for
oeres 2ip. gn Del Srastposue BIER
iplintreoe / Smaaiiumper. @runoen
til, at Yasiasererne Hap uifabte berfra,
antases at bore ben, at 5rastuosnene
uar TONNE; men Snsenipren ps 5prz
bsberen osiaa paa bette 3ran er iaalez
oes fuaitebe, at be neppe fan uoerz
leue bet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
Wiuneipta.

fra Yenipn, Swiit &c., lfriper
Sr. &. 3. SrsUOlo ON llofalbet al
Salset:
Observation-Disclosures er MI inofomns
os ~ofiicielt taaebe, bporfcr jes tiaaber
mig at inbienbe Naunene paa be Swift
gountp palste gmbebsmanb:
aubitor, &. g. 5rspslo, ~sjsnpalst
9reaIurer, Z. anubien, ~sjenpalst
sberiF, s. ga. BersitrOm. sjenpa1st
&esiiter Of 9eebs, s. 6. Collins, sjens
palst; slttOrnep, z. s. Douns; Supt.
of S6ools, g. g. Gallagher; SuSse Of
Yrobate, 3. s. 8rOnni6e; Coroner, S.
9. Cation, sienualst. COMMISSIONERS
lite 9iitrift, @m. Nuitin; 3bie 9iitrift,
6. @lsater; ste 9iftrift, Sper s. Dale.
glerf Of Court os Court Commits
iioners 9ermin bar life uolsben. Besse
bisie gmbeber fpres til saes 1ilfrebs'
heb at SoIepb Moore, iom bar inoebaft
benz / Here 3erminer.
Finnen Hobert Arola. Der for en-
9ib iiben mprbebe fin 5assr Otter
9ail Co., er al @ranb Su!pn s rsus
SoIs onflaaet for Morb | fsrte 8rao.
Gan pil enten blipe banst eaer ienbt til
Sinbipseaiplet.
Grif 9arIon, en- beijenbt og prOmis
nent 5armer paa Dane Yrairie, Otter
Tail gOuntp, sr iUripunbsn Os bar eftsrs
labt en- gielb paa 5000. De, Der
taber NET paa bans Bebraserier, er
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
uDIanDet.
Gnglan b.

Gnlgrubeeierne / '2unartibire bar
fprbsiet Irbeioslsnner meo 5 Yrocent.
Sanbelsraaeet / Dundee bar anmooet
Gierne al Cute Spinoerierre at sisrs
oct iamme.
Oct brittle Iampifib "8lad @ltd"
git ben 12te bs. unoer / Miobel5apet.
Oct afsit fra 2onbon ben 20oe OCTOBER
os beianot fig paa 3ilbasereiien ira
Ooesia. Man irpster for, at belle BE.
iGtningen er pmfommet.