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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Coffee Hizher-Wool Unchanged-Live
Stock transactions Brisk.

wv -@S-' ,
Trade on this market to-day has moi
varied in any respect from that Of the
preceding days Of tie week, except that
the extra activity ususl on the last day Of
the week was present.
Quotations are no: changed except or
coffees, which have agaia gone up ! CEN
al sround.
TIE Wall Street Daily News thus sizes
up the situation: There is very little in
the present situation to warrant or en-
courage thu buying Of stocks. Stocks
will certainly go much lower unless the
rate troubles ara speedily arranged. The
bulls are holding the market very strong
~, considering the many adverse in.
fuences they have to contend with. But
it will take much greater strength thar
they possess II the present state Of affairs
continues. Investment and other holders
are becoming restless and spprehensivs
as to whether the railroad middle car
ever be fixed up. And should they al any
tue become alarmed AMI throw over
their holdings, it is serious question
whether II would not then become case
OF the survival Of the flstest. The situa-
ton is by no means . pleasant one, and
we fear that the near future has trouble
in store for Wsu street.
The New York American Analyst thus
sums bakers prof1's, or what barrel
Of -four is worth when made into bread.
A baker will toss q barrel Of -four into q
trough. Then he tosBes 104 pounds. of
water on top. A quantity # yeast ia ed-
ded, and then the jolly baker has 300
pounds Of dough to operate on. The 300
pounds cost him S.. In short order the
dough IL turned into ''twists," high
losves and other styles of the same quail
isy. The ovens heat reduces the 300
pounds of dough to 260 pounds OF bread.
The baker sells his bread at cents .
pou d, or at an advance OF over 80 per
cent over what 1t cost him. There are
400 bakers. great and small, In this city,
and to them is committed the trust Of
supplying bread for 100000 persons.
There are many bakers IN this city who
make 1890 loavss of bread per day and
cell 1t Ifor $50 10 $50, or . net pref. Of
$40. Little money Is lost in the business
and most bakers do q cash trade. 1t ie
very seldom that bakers fail. The bust
ness Is steady, reliGble and attended by Q
v1ry few risks.
The American Elevator and Grain
Trade in some remarks on the corn crop
Il this country says:
The corn crop of our country is simply
enormous. 1t Is really slmost impossible
to comprehend It's magnitude. Think Of
it,, 200, COO, 600 bushels In one year !;
enough TO load String Of wagons stretch.
ing 2St coo miles, or enough 10 make
eleven rows Of wagons, loaded with corn,
clear round the earth and have 5000
miles OF teams not in line. lows anc
illinois are reported IS having produced
270, 1000, 900 bushels each, placing them
far in the lead Of other states. Missouri
comes next with 100000. 600 bushels ;
Kansas and Ns5rssks have $50, 900, 600
each, Indiana lao, goo 600, OHIO lie. 0O0,-
600, Kentucky IS 600. 900 and Tennessee
20 000,000 bushels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

, Boisey Henriquss is trying TO educate
himself. He evidently mesrs TO become
q conBoisseur In the osculatory ART, for
be kisses every girl who will allow him
| to. Like the fckle honey bee he hits
| from flower TO flower. would suggest,
by way Of warning, that Boisey is aps to
"kiss and tell"
The Marquis de Crosic has q kiss sIl
his own. Il is not only copyrighted, ouf
there Is heavy royalty upon H. AS 1t ls
utterly beyond description shall have to
refer ell parties interested to the manu-
flcturer and sole proprietor, but whether
samples will be furnished on application
II cannot state. That would probably de-
pend on who applied.
Emile Pfser kisses very ardently, out
he has 8 most unruly birsu.e adornmeLt
that persists In exploring the lsdy'5 eyes,
and she don't like 1t. She says she'd
rather not be kissed at eli than take the
the risk of being blinded. S., E NIL,
there is only one course open to you
Either visit your barber or cease to visit
your lady.
Creighton Webb, I am told, never
kisses lRdy's lips, but only her finger
tips. Well, |, displays great deal Of
delicscY, TO doubt, but il re minds one OF
poor old Moses gazing over into bloom
| ing Canaan from 9 cold, barren mountain
top.
kissing has been for ages the keynote
OF poetry and srt Even the grave Theo-
dore Tilton betrays himself in the verse
Learning French is full of slips,
| DO as do with the lips:
| Here's the right way, you perceive:
| Aimer, Amer; c'est Vtvre.
And the self-contsined ssphine Hun:
once wrote poetic love letter, in which
/ she says:
And were this nc ment an angel possessed
( OF the peace and the joy that are given t1e
blest.
would ding my white robes unrepiningl7
would tear from my forehead the beautiful
crown,
To nestle once more In this haven of rest,
With your lips upon mine ano my head on your
| breast.
Daniel Webster confessed that q wo-
mans lips were more dangerous than the
open mouth Of cannon. Spencer, the
poet Of ye olden time, wSs very modest
in his requests, for once he wrote II G
lady's album:
| I dare not ask kisse,
| l dare not beg smile.
Lett having that or This
l might gov proud the while.
No, no; the utmost share
Otmy desire shall be
Only TO Kiss the aire
That lately kissed thee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
6EHHRAL MARKHTs,
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS

ST. LOUIS. MO-, Dec. 1.-Flour-Quiet and
nominally unchanged. Whest-Opened lower
cash 81 COZ nominal; December closed at 81 OF
bid; January 81 o23l nominali May 81 os3f asked (;
July $50 bid. Oorn-About steady. cash 54Ilc;
Deceu Der closed 32SSc; jan ua,y S?3Sc; Febru-
any Sl14 May 35Xc bid. Cornmeal-Dnli at
81 s5. Whisky steady at 81 a. Provisions-
Dsmoralized. Pork-Sl4 so. Lard-Nominal at
81 s067 go Dry salt meats-Shoulders S. IS;
longs and rib, 81 %; short clear 81 so Bacon
shoulders, 81 37h; longs and RIBS s. 31h :
short clear s. 62H Ha Is SO 506l3 co.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-wheat ruled week
and q some " hat nervous feeling exis ed, Op-
lions differ widely as 10 future market. The
opening was about taeNssme as yesterdays
than Yesterday. Corn Iuled quiet and com
paratively steady. clesing slc lower tran yes
tertay. Pork WIS active, butprices irregular.
ular and I5620c lower. Lssding futures clo' ed !;
Wheat No. 2 December 81 07sl; January 81 OK
May 81 osx. Corn No. December S51Sci
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
II TRADE !
No Mercury,
No Potash,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

1t is Natures Remedy. made exclusively
from Roots and Herbs
1t Is perfectly Harmless.
1t is the only remedy known to the world
that has ever yet Cured contagious Blood
Poison IL, all its stages.
1t cures Mercurial Rheumatism, Cancer,
scrofula, and other blood diseases heretofore,
considered inaSrable. 1t cures any diseases
caused from iitpure blood. 1t is now pre-
scribed by thouss dds of the best physicians
in the United State. as tonic. .Bsappend
the statement of a feT: ~
"Ihave used S. 5. zspn pc Sssts GONZALES
ing from fever andTzrom. Ffrsles with the
best results - EiIaiv ii D Ca"
BREMEN. GA-wiliisEhite was afflicted
with scrofuia seven yfASA ,Iprescrtbed 5. S.
s. and to-day he is s' o. F FSGgss eq T. D.
RIcFs9SD, yaee 4 Sd f1f have sSSo taksR
ash or any qiiier remedy hsSe ever used.
B. f. WINFfxrD, NJ. D.,
~ Formerly OF SUAeX Co. Va
DR. E. EEALE, the well known druggist
and phy ssian, OF Nashville, HOWARD County,
Ark. Wr3hs: Having some krsSSyledSe as 70
what 81 s is composed OF; H can safely
recommend it as the remedy fdSsll skin dis,
eases il @etters not what The naFae may be-
We hayS.ss book giving hist6zy Of this
wonderfulzEamedy, and its cures; from all
over the word, which will convinosSou that
all we say is true, and which We SSS1Ii man
free on application. No family Shorld be
without it. We have another on CONSCIOUS
Blood Poison, sent on sams terms
Write us u history of your case, AMI our
physician will advise with you by letter, IN
strictest confidence. We Will not deceive
you knowingly.
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. ,
New York, 756 Broadway.
London. Eng, IS Snow hill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

but London was doing nothing The
commits sion people were not factors at
any time In the course Of prices. The
bears, under such circumstances, grew
more aggressive as the day wore along,
and the marker became more active and
the weakness more pronounced. The
pressure was specially severe against the
south western stocks, grangers and few
others. The market fnslly closed active
and very weak, St the lowest prices
lower this evening.
active. The sales OF two hours amounted
to S6l3, 600, but this was very evenly dis
tributed, while Mexican Central incomes
lost two 1T 49,.
Government bonds dull and steady.
State bonds dull snd firm.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Dsc. 1.-Railrosd bonds
,o-day closed as follows:
Texas and Pacific rs Of 900,
2's at 3e4,
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe rs G,
II7B
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
at "a.
Missouri, KANSAS snd Texas. 5's at 5S4
6's st 60
7's at 904.
Atchison at 904.
Money % per cent.
Silver 935.
Sterling dull.
Governments firm
Wheat nervous and lower.
Cotton few points higher.
OIL SCI.
Coffee firm.
Sugar firmer.
Wool steady.
lszASssS continue ct former firm figures
| The 8SNnnd for lower grades Is small.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Victim CT alleged malpractice,
Got Away with money and Books.

CHICAGO, ILL Dec. Nv. B. Jones,
OF the irm Of Jones & Co., whose treasur-
er, Fred W. McCsnu, has left the city with
the nrm's books, said to reporter that
MCCAIN has also Carried away large
sum OF m 1ney. Ia the Absence OF the
books the amount cannot be determined,
but Mr.. Jones thinks he has taken be-
tween 500, 900 and $50. 1000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
SnANCIAS.
MONEY,
Special to the GAZE

Special to the Gazette.
Nav Iokh. Dec. I.-Exchange Sterling =
Bank, sixty DAYS, S. 2lzS; sterling com.
merclal, sixty days, s4; Reichmarks. sixty
days. 95i Bank. sixty days, 5 2I1<; Commercial,
sixty Gays, 22h.
special TO the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 1.-Exchange
Sterling-Commercial, sixty Gays, s2IG4 s2sl.
Francs-Commercial sixty days, 5 2i7<.
New York-sight Bank par, Commercial
$3.50 discount.
MEXICAN SECURITIES.
Boston, MASS, Dc. l. Mexican as 63z<G
64E; scrip, sc; common lIzE6llK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
ON WALL STREET.
Seeks We're q: ihs Mercy OF The BearB.
The Clsso Weak az the LOVES.
Pricss Reached.
BuIir sss in Railway Bonds Evenly DIS
trib uted With no Leading Feature.
Transactions Small,
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.

~ EN- 1ORhJ Dec
~ The 8 toe /
market was active,
feverish and weak to-
day throughout the
entire session, and the
result Of two hours
business Is to leave
the entire list materi-
ally lower than lsst
evening. The temper
of the room was con-
eorvativaIu n "a rfch
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Amurdarer round Dead

h. NRw HAVEN, CONN Dec. 1.-The body
Fof George Donovan, the murderer Of
John King, WAS found in reservoir this
morning. The motive for the murder is
yet to be determined. New developments
k<e expected to-day. rig
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
LINEKPUUE FUTURES.
SPECIAL TO the Gazatte.

Spec'al 70 the GazsLte'
LIVERPOOL. Dec l-oo.ton-Futqres opened
steady, at l t. . points higher than yester-
Gay, closed steady at the advance Sovem.
Der. December s "a asked; December. Janu-
AIRY p bid, January Feb'9 nary p BID;
- assed; April May 25 bid: MAY June
5 27 June July 20 asked; July August
NEW YORK SPOT.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK tDec. l.-Cotton-Spot closed
steady and unchanged; ordinary exc; good
ordinary 16c; low middlng 93sc; mlddling
9zSG; good middling 10 1906; middling far
10 3. Ice.
NEW YORK FUTURES.
Special to the Gazette.
Ss~ roxA. Dec. 1.-Cotton-Futures opened
STEADY STEADY points points a RTass ' ssiss
Il, OCO bales. September 90910 CO; De-
cenber 9 53d9 Oh January 67a9 esi rebruary
SOC 8 81; Mach 99l69 %; April 10 0l6l0 o.:
HSy 10 10d 10 IL June 10 1910 20; July 10 %
G10 IS; August 10 1910 81.
GALVESTON SPOT.
special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. = Cotton-spof
closed firm and unchanged; eIpoEts, 6lGs
Daes sfpmen bsss S.osR baes ord
nary, II 16,; good ordinary 8 l6:; low mid
ding exc; middling 81 l6c; good middling
8 Is 6c;middling fair 10 7-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Dec. 1.-Cotton-spoi
close steady and UNCHANGED. Low ordinary,
I l6c; ordinary. 1916; good ordinary.
8 3-16c; low middling, jl6,; middling,
8 7.l6c; good middlins, loo; mIddling far
l0'<c; fair, II l6c.
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
Special to the GaIette
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The visible supply
of cotton in the world. according to the Chron-
icle this day, total supply to date Isl
ba es; same day last year s32 AS bales; differ.
ence 537.707 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
lGgEoF EAEMRYs

STATEMENT OF COTTON MARKETS
Special to tn > Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, rec. 1.-The flowing
are the closing quotations for cotton on the
spot to cay at the leading markets. together
with the o.ing for midcling yesterday, witt
To- dxv's saies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
xhe Yert WORM asarhass

She Yert sorzn zaArAaRs
sUTTER-TeIas 225I a25I Pax \; northern
2S625c.
JSJ9EoN-s 5O69 90.
OITFES-Rio. taar 10; rrtlns s; choice
ls Oh = ;; fanny l9Is: Ie~s Rs[;; Golden RIO
20lS ,. Pea bsrr7 19hGI95z,.
OdEEsH-Fun cream :wI.s l3K el41lc; Bad
ger state l46l4hc; young America 14hc.
GAINED GU0O6-Encsk peg dozsE: Plao-
hrpies, standard, ADS, g 56s1 66; peschee,
ss2udxrd, 2 As, 81 Sc; Hs 81 Isl seconds, ht,
81 Is; Es 81 I5; strawberries as 81 IS; olsck-
b6rrtee. D, u loGl 10; green gssS7 - resp-
barries, 10, 81 90; marrowfat peas, 2 D
50; oyetsra. fIl weight, R96cGSI0o; : 10
81 e09l so; tomatoes. O ardGrd, 2 Bs $50
l 90: Re 81 2soJ so; 8 cen cora 81 Joel 90;
sumo1. D 81 10al IS; sardinss, Ne, do
mestic, S. 006So 5oi u9ersse so ooGl5 00i
KSgle condensed MIX g IS. California canned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
8I.O0

Will pay TO. TIE RYxKLY GAZETTE, the
crest family ns"spsl q; Of Texas, for ore
ysar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Cotton mauuf. curing in Chin 8.

THE KPFORT TO INTRODUCE MACHINERY.
Boston Journal OF Commerce: Cotton
manufacturing by power is finding an e1.
istence in the empire of China. Msntion
has been made in these columns OF an
effor. in this direction at Shanghai. The
beginning Of the enterprise was the intro-
duction OF q number Of Japanese cotton
gins go arranged as to be run By bel!
power from Steam engine. At our So
licitstion, correspondent at that place
secured for us plan Of the plant which
we may At come time illustrate should
the subj CT beco me Of sufficient interest.
Recent advices from Shanghai Inform US
n st the Chinese cotton merchants OF tie
plsce have petitioued tbs authorities I'D.
versely to the further prosecution Of the
cotton spinning c0mpsny's operations
which are now confined to cleansing the
ra " material and placing 1t upon the mar.
kst. The object Ct the company is to spin
and weave the cotton which 1t gins. but
which has lot yet been att&ined beyond
the preliminary steps. The objection en-.
tertelned By the petitioners towards the
company is because The latter's practice
of putting IFS ginned cotton upon the
MAJ keAln competition end to the preju
iissof abe business of the cotton mer.
sEasntsf The authorities are evidently
EGot iRkympathy with the purposes CT the
FfasSoners, for in their Eeply they express
aMppreher sion Of the injury described
and feared, as the amount of cotton an.
nually cleensed By the company with its
machinery is Only very small portion Of
III cotton marketed in Shanehsi. Be.
sides, the "superiori.s OF machinery ovsr
hand work, which it Illustrates, cannot
but tend TO the advantage OF commerce. !"
The authorities are not slow In condemn
ing the petition ss exhibiting disposition
TO obtain an improper monopoly and IN
bdue control Of the Get en- business. The
company at present is simply Utilizing its
ginning machinery Till its plsnt is COM
pleted for spinning and weaving. When
these plans are consummited, protests
will more likely emsn2te from the manu-
featuring population than from the mer-
camille class.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
! Fer Sissplogsuess

Us HOrs,gs's Aoia ShosphstseS.
R. Dass senevlllssh., gay. raave
foa2lH it. and Is Hne. 10 capable oz&reduc.
90 sweet sss natuEsSaee in ceaEs Of "a
sssa nis prdIs Is sns ssssss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

Notice 10 CATTLE Feedaxss
Yard with racks sndStfoughs. Capacity to
feed 200 head .tqas.t Have 200 tons hay and sew
eral thousszad bushels corn. Address,
.,,sS R.H DEARING. Hrlsboro, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
EnantAl 10 the laratta

NEW UItLtANo 4 UIUhEo'
Special 10 the Gazette
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. l.-Uoston-Fue
ruled and closed steady to points advan e.
Det embe' 9 30G9 81; January 9 34G9 80 Febru
ary 4369 "A: March 52d9 So; April GlG9 81;
May 7069 n; June 79a9 s0 July s5f09 IS;
August s2a9s4i September blank. sales.
go bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
LIVERPOOL SPOT.
SnenIal to the Gazetta.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1.-Cotton-spot c,osed
quiet and unchanged: Ordiuary'4 II l6i; good
ordinary 10 led; low middling 5 8 l6d mid,
ding 81 l6d; good middling ll-l6d. Total
sales 1000; American $500; Imports Il ,Oo0 ;
American 740O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
,a.paa4fsH CoNsoLs.

r. E0SDoN, Dec. 1.-Coasols closed sc l5-l6 for
Erhdneyi for silver 425S.
BONDS.
HNE YoaS. DAG Honda ~ atnnks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

A&esSontinue ct former firm figures
2 8EN1nd for lower grades Is small.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25
nod 9eQ. U5iun

Garets Mplins bleo her betpbelig unoer ct
Riooelsaar, boaoe / &palitet % 8uautitet.
Speoen gap ct ubbptte at fra SO Bulbels,
Bpg omfriuo 90. Sin so Suibels, alt pr.
Acre. SABRE oerimpo bar 9jennemiuitlis
400 % ait pmfrius 35 Suibels pr. Ncre. CIT
,elte tunpe bog ppuiie ct life iaa ubetpoelist
Buibeltal pr. Ncre; i~aaleoes tit Ole 8.
amunbien 20 Buibels Spebe pr. Icre al go.
/ hard, 6. g. @eitrum paa 8 Mcre 4S4 Yu
Ibsls Saore, altiua G0@ Sulbeis pr. Ncre.
2stte fan bel for Wanse lpues utrclist, oa
Sod 2e1 inorulleres iom ct at be busberjeoe
9iItritter.
opuc oct 8irfelise ansaar, iaa ier bet no
til OF p9re ell Gel beore MI for 5ioen, % bet
bible uHt ere beoit for Nae, ON man en9ans
ilnoe iCnn,e til gnisbeo / ben iaafalote 2Gs
reitrib, iOm / ben ienere 3io bar bIast baaoe
Sreter % 2asfolf iaamesen ubps8e %
getsmrine. 3.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25

pr. BuibeL. llpiien er ba, at mango 5or.
mere niaa flsbe babe 90 os Rais. gor
lille Nenisheo betieues al Bat. y. z. Oil.
men Of ben norife Spnooe. Spab ben nup9.
renee airteitrio ansaar, iaa bar ben life for.
itpiret Dor Jreo; tbi ben bar life peret aai.
teret / Wsnisbeeen, men af forifieGise Blade
fer ri, at ben bar foruolbt messn strib oa
glenoisbeo paa mango Steoer.
"2ecorab Tpiten" er iterteft repreienteret
al be norife Ylaoe Der, os Oct fcmmer pitt
oeraf, at ben er liseiaa ireSelis, iom ben
norife Befoltnins Der. Sortaainsen Sreo.
rif Stint er meset COB, os mango andre of
oen5 p, bar baft i "geb Nrnsn." 5iIlut en-
uenlis Silisn til Saskatchewan us "9oten1s
2Giere. U. 8. Stprpif.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25
Nprth Sort, Wlinn.

...... ga berpppe er Sue, lom forllaar
ielp iuoe / tGtte Sfpoen, bpor ben ltgser,
ium ben faloer. ntaaler ben 20 Sommer, bpao
bet oa er paa Yr9rien, boor ben fpser ianls
men, tan gnboer tGnfe Zig. 5Groielen Der
sr blepen meset "irenmet peo @nlGsset al en-
mn Sernbane siennem Settlementst. Deb
ben anleouins pplpite bet 9amie Sanoels'
Itrra Anberion & anuoiou 8ompanlltab
ben 5srite aabneoe en- Sorretnias peo Bel
grade % ben Nnoen peo Brooton, be to mort
nlefte Stationer Der. De bar en- liolis Ont
iatnirs al Sarer. Sesse De n9pnte Sars
eelsplaoie oorte fprIt frem oeo Sernbanens
NHtomit, % bog er De anerece iaa lanst
lremme, at Bel9rao / bet @inrfte mart tan
tntorporeres. Saut Centre oerimco miitebe
Oso oct npe Inl9s en- Eel Sci Saupel, %
Der tla9es pntelist poer be fortomne 5ors
bcloe Der.
vi b~etjeues Der Of Baitor Niels @iere, en-
ing gRano, Der meb Glib os Glpor rssier i'm
NeHt9beo. Wenisbeoen, bpis Naon er Si9
9rooe, bar enoelis efter mesct StrGp facet
in airte iitanb m6o iulot ubitpr, cs'aa en-
tlunsiulb alptie. Spuer e. Suen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25
Celia, Salt 60, Nebralta.
Or. Geoaftgr!

Or. &eoattgr!
Snnot Celia er ct Tibet MORT Settlement,
oeNtaaenoe af 10 Samilier. Set ct 6 q Z Var,
Roen DC fprite Settlere boiatte fig Der, % De-
tss oeniist bar uiit at oparbeibe ct Sjem for
Fa % 6amilie; til bette Waal bar gnbper
arbetoet baaoe meo Moo % 8raft, men MI
er bet bleoet oertil, at loiisterne Der er tent
mel'9 oaarlise. De to iibite Wars Iplinser,
% S9roelesbeo bet iioite Wars bar poerft
e'snols paa 9runb af 9srte. Ser bar Ranse,
'om lite lit tit Saotorn tilbase, % ba er bet
sanlte baarot for Rpiettlere men ri iaar iise
meo Croiproset try, try again! Seller life
AZ % blep mere eno balp NuIins, elers pleier
oer at bore fulot op bet. Sppriien ON
aaref bar aIminbelispis p1ret omtrent 2
eoaar pr. Ton, men MI betales bet meo A a
'soaars pr. Ton. Nais iolter 80 Gents
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25
Sra be 10 Sppns, Bolt SO. Ninn.

ser / Hpro er Sinteren temntelis BART at
,ru,pe meo, men ri bar life 2op til at flase,
ri nj bar moi Of Branoe at parme os meo.
ysur uermeIte gp ps Yoit Office er Soften,
INN euonu life er Itpr, bog bar ben 3 @rpcerD
stores. / Drug Store, Ell Sernpare=S anoel,
. neutrality-suspicious., 2 9nmber yaros,
q ootel. en- Salpon, ct Stoma8ersS ertiteo
ion,t en- Saoelmaser Sbop. Manitpbas
scmpaniet bar "srabeb" en- gane bertil, os
furhaabentlis bliper ben ferois til Cont
mererl.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25
Sbeiiielb, Trauflin Co., Soma.

Ser / 5ranflin County CT no9le Norlte,
men &un for mango fere, % oesuoen mango
Ganite. 2anoet er iaa soot, iom bet fan
fubes / Soma. vi bar 3 Sernbaner i9iens
nem Gpuntpet. Hrerie 2ano fan enbna err
buloes temmelig biaist, os opoprteoe Jarme
fan tisbes for rimeli8 Yris. vi Dor enonu
insen Sirte, met, boer 3bie ll9e boloes Cubs
tjeueite Stolebuiet al Eaitor Sobnicn.
prohibitions 9open bar psiaa iaaet Sob
iGie / Sbeffielo, ifjsnt Stebet er lioet.
u. e.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25
Oslo, Manitowoc Co., Wis.

a,r er iaa lape Briier paa ale 5armpros
,,ft,r, at maj NOT bar 8runs til at flage.
s;sae gtnter orsaniiereoes Der en- Tempe
.,r,s.Sorenina, iom teller mango Weolem=
,,sy men bet Ifal en- baaro Ramp til for at
a, frenao; bet fer no til, at beruienbe
Sri,fs toaer mere ps mere Sperbaano for
sr,r 9aa. Wen er Wteplemmerne iberoise
inf nil bet iastens saa. Weni9beoen Der
Or bet aanIfe rolist MI. ..
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25
aorreipOnoarce.

!, 9a a~orreipunSanier ftrpmn'er laa
riosliot iuo MI for 7iben, at ri bar tore
sumter, er ri usot til at slsre uobras,
Ir,oere erer t~ortere, oerat bpilfet Sns
.su r,oa tase ilbe op, oa bette er ben
,ueite llopei, pi bar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25
Broptuiue, 8anias.

81 er meset glade i Soften" buer use %
tunbe life spot unop9re ben.
Sioerue Der i ben peitlise Del at Salme
50. er oaarlise, oa n9iten al Nplins ilos
fell; boa tit Ri en- bel M9nsoe Ss, %, oa De
flefe Surmere beromfrins oriper paa &reas
tur.gpl, tlarer be fig. 9ertil bIelper osiau
ct Creamery, iom blep oprettet | Iuenit
Iuoneo; Der betales $l.OO for 100 Yuno
Relf. $. s. Nelion.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25

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Monpiue. Tafpta.

50 Der er NbIfiqise, iom til Yaaren
.rr,sr at bragg no % isse Jig ct 5ien1, oil
=, b,rioiennent beoe benz, iom fjenSer til,
sror Der er soot 9ano at faa frit, ON at un'
ssrr,tte mig oerom siennem "Eoitem-"
y. 8.