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Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
VI aine.

Salget | Ytaine. Sislse be Oifici-
eae 8alsberelninser fit ben Republican
lie @unernsrtanbibat en- Yluralitet al
1S,495. Sra nOsle fua afiibeslissenbe
os ubstpbelise galsoiitrifter bar man
life fat 8alsrapporter enbnu, men be
pil life foranbre &eiultatet. 9e 4 re-
publifanite &onsrestanbibater palstes
meb fra 2,437 til 6. 534 Stemmers Bluz
ralitet. gle Statsienatorer er &epa=
b~lifanere, os al be 125 Rep~reientanter
Of 2esislaturen ualstes fun 26 Demo-
frater. Nj be 80 gountpembebsmeno,
ium palstes, er Der fun 3 9emOfrater
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
EIpri0a a..

Sen guile 5eber raier perre / Sad
ionpils ru eno noseniinbe tiblisere.
Smitten er osiaa naaet til andre gper
/ 5loriba Os / alabama. Den 1Sbe
bs. iOretom / SudiOnOiIe 156 npe 2ils
ialbe os 20 9sbsialb, os i be ienere
9ase bar 9sosfalbenes antal parei
meset itsrre. Der er ialt forefommei
1908 3ilfalbe os 153 Ssbsfalb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
@eft Sirgtnta.

Wellsm 6atiielbs 90 Wie6ops poo
@renien melem 8eft 8irsinia c9 Sen.
tudp bar Der after itaaet ct blobist Sla9
i8awsEaw 8jersene. McGops 8anoer
Dor osiaa benne Sang Gnsriberne og
blep Ilaaebe tilbase meb ct Tab al tl
brabte os TO iaareoe, mebens Satfieloa
Banben fom no at aampen uifabt.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Eranfrtge.

Sgifc Spioner. so 9pifere er ifelse
8eretninser fra Yaris ubpiite fra
Srantriee. De er mistantte for at
pere Spioner.
Zen frantic Hegiering bar afienot
3 aanonbaabe for at iotislse be Slaoes
1tibe, Der teller unber franf Glas peo
Nirifas 8eitfpit.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
9pniiian ITO.

Ism ting llsjerning. Wanbas Wors
gen fom en- Stare bep1bneoe Wanb til
Blatte Brairie; be reo fen til to Nesre,
iom nplis bapbe bulpt Op5ibienoe 9a'
Ter. De ilabte benz besse no al beres
6uie os ifiso benz uoencioere libel.
9isie itpsse Mprberier bar paft flor
Spiist / bin @gn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Yulgarien

Zen bnlsarffe 5inansminifer bleu
fOrleben Dag o~psrfalbt paa Reiien fra
gufaref til @iurseuo i Rumenisn os
Itubt paa flere @anse. On 8usle trai
bam i GnFstet os en- / Saliem, men BON
anises life for at bore iarlis iaaret.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
mDlamDet.
SDm q.

Nammet al 2pnet. Miis 2aura
@ation i NlsOna blep fOrleben Sag
rammet at en- 2pnitruale os ilemt, men
life l~ipsfarlia, beIflbi9et. Satten blep
reuet al Scoebet os ben p~enitre Sfo af
5oben, sjennem &esnfappeu % 8la.
bernie bar Der brnnot TO fore Sui. gun
blep o9iaa ilemt fcrbrenbt nebpper
&pggen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
2cbe Tummer 1871.

itetet enbnu fun bsitaor Of ct susite ia.
futtei, nem!is en- meoieinf. Saaindrt
Der aabnes andre 5afulteter, autases
Gntanet al be Stuoersnoe Of uiIe itise
burtia, Ifisnt uniperitstsrne / SATAN os
Neofua snonu lanse uif uosue en- itarf
a~onfurranie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
&ir~feproeesiem paa
&ojbtonong.

Ssieiterst afsoo forrise 1irsbas Dom
/ ben bsflenbte 8plbtonons 8~irteproces.
5eieitsret erfterer, at Snforporaticnen
/ 1853 af gitre % ueitre Menisbeber
til en- &orporation par uloplis, os al oens
gang iusen SnfOrporation ioresit, men
paa ben anben SIDE erilarer Ssieiteret,
at bperfen Sire sGer ueltre Menis5eS
bar nossn retslis Corporate Griiterce.
Den uuerlaber til bssge W~enisbeoer at
tase be ~iornsbue Sfribt for at iutorpOs
reres. 9eane DOM giper in9en al BE-
ftrioenoe Barter nosen 5orbel iremfor
ben anosn, Tiger ct 8pttsblao, buorfrd
ri benier oenne Meboetelie.
Ssieisretsoommer 9pon, Der bar
ifrepet benne ajenbelie, siper be itris
oenbe Barter ct oenlist Ha1b, iom
tribslptne Rujoriieter cs @inoriteter
/ andre Of Spnooens Wenisbeoer bsr
pel operprie. 8i bibietter Der Slute
ninsen:
"gor &ienoelie / benne Sag peorsrer
fun bisie to Samfnnos eaer Weniss
bebers uerbslise Gnlissenber ben tase
Inlet SeHipn til ben aareiorifiel, icm
bar lebet til benne &etstrio.
1~leniabeben melem bisie to Weniss
beber er meset OF beflase. Zen mad
nsbuenbisuis forminbFe beres 0pttiss
bsb os foritprre ReSlemmernes Sinbsrc
% ben brooerlise Nstelie, iom be 6sr
bape, os iom be uben 9pil snifer at uiie
~bperanbre. Striben buree bilassea paa
ct eIer anbet for besse Barter reifars
bist @runblaa, os berne 8rpces itanos
ies. 0ebfriperen Of benne aienoeiie
tinabsr fig at aoiale ben 1anfe, at beer
Nenis6eo eIer Samfuno baroe tase be
nSbpenoiss Sfriot for at intcrporeres
unber 2ooene, %, aar iaabanne 8ors
purationer er orsaniIerebe, at enes ON
en- retfarbis Gelins al Breitesaarbeu
os anbsn Gienbom, ipm be bar i Gals
lssftab. Suis ies life buffer feil, lao
fob Der | bet enc ebfafebs Bepis, ION
fremlasbes unber 5orbsret for at ops
beps ben miblertibise "Sniunetion", at
ben usftre Wenisbeo iorelnsbs sitre DE
nisbeb IN lisnenbe 5remsanssmauos,
men bernie gil life meb paa GOriluset.
6pis bette bar bleoet mpbtaset, pilSs
beme BroeeS meb oens tore llosifter
os Bitterbeb, iom ben nsopenbispia
maa fremfalte | Sinosne bcs brau,
Menb imob b~ueranbre. peret unosaast
! Oct er snItelist, at ct lisusnoe 5urias
iornpes us mpotases, cs at al Rstsftrit
meIem Reuisbsberre burtis afluitss.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
&aniaS

Gn asIiferenbe Yoitmeiter i artes
fan gitp, Meabe Co., bleu / Snsoass
arreiteret for at baue f%tiaalet $4,000
fra llniteb States grpreis 60. 9pues
riet blep besaaet / @reenpine, Dbio, for
ct glar Iiben.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
M pntan a.

Zen repnt lifanfe &onpention, 'om
bolbtes forrise Manbas I 5elena bar
nomineret Thomas 8. Garter til &anz
bibat for 8Onsresoelesat.
5jOrteu 5orretuiussbuie % Saa'
ninasbnie i SpOtane Sails nebbrenbte
forrise 9srbos. 8%ranpfaoen a%nilaaea
til 800, 900. Isiurancen omtrent s25s,
900.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Wems y ort.

"a ipenife 4,iser i Nlberen fra 10
til rs Gar anfOm ben 16be bs. meo
Gampfibet "Sstla" til Cattle @arbsn.
Sc Tom paa isrite &lasie os par ino@
panorebe paa @runb al tiolisere ino'
aaaebe @steifabsfontrafter. 9asen
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
"8eb Mrnen" ND. 3.
inbebploer:

s SiBrnepinouet. = Roman al Sr.
9eritdfer.
R in Ben Nrhie.
Bploen. = VT Bileber fra Seittpiteu al
Rorse Of Tasoalene 5boreien.
Tanfetorn.
Sor o9 fra Samilieliuet.-S etrp
Dig til bin SuItru [!
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

Ter sr mango NenneFsr i gsroen.
iom SEER ben balpe 9epetio paa at for.
isse at image aipeis Ssome os ben ans
ben Salpbel pua at faa Smasen ub al
Nunben.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
utah.
6eorae =. Gannpn, ben befienbte

Ne0rge =. Hafn0n, Den petIeHple
Wormun, Der / bet iibite Gar bar lsst
at unbsaa 9epens Saanbbapere, opers
gap fig iorrise Wanbas til &ettens 8e'
tiente. San bleu for ~uloplist Samlir
ilaat en- Mulft al $3.50 Os ibsmt 6 Maas
nebers Gansielsi traf.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
scribe n.

Oct ierbiife &abinet bar inbienbt til
&Onsen fin Giifeosanissnins. Oct an
tasss, at Suan Rifiti6 blir aunlOoet
ON at banne ct npt Winiterium.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Gimcs1abcl.
Gtteaeo, WiItpaufee & ct. Yaul,
4eenroh AYanm.

dslmu m,s ptiis os norbsoasuoe tran; semmu tiIs
Ma, II rs Tormibbas. Acknowledgements ofeaar
n ss45 Gittrmibeae. tonnsft,r m,s siis % iybooaeue.
frnn. riurnetr 81. 5:15 gtisrmiboog.
Hraettrsnei ansemmsr oaaIt0 RI 9:S5 Tsrmtebag
q sssaar I'll. 5:45 @iiermibeus.
yasiasuiransn. p%asi.rsI etattsnu I 1tnuefbtit
G~,utn ttI isIaeube fiber:
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
California.

Gn srnoppaifenoe Seretnins toms
n,er fra California, bpor nOste pilbe
S:nbianers iorlsben Dag brenbte en-
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Guba a..

On ben frpstelise Storm paa Gnba
ltriues fra Sauana ben SSe September:
Ten melt frpstelise Os sbelrssenbe
Storm, ipm / en- Nenneitsalber bar
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

Ssnbas ben 30ie Septbr. { ires "5arle
Tplfs 9na" rg 25 Norsfeit / 4leoiaut no1lte
Rethooiifirfe 81. 1917 5orm.
Br9oifeu | S%prin9rater Stolebus 81. 4
gfterm., peo Yait. 8. y. Ser9b.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Nemtcmoe Marg. 30. 3,
@mostiemene.

S~prftionumenoe Ssnbass 5ormiooas 81
i01s. ~
Ssncoosfois ri. 1915.
gnoelli N'terenbatieneite I'll. N.
Soniirmou erne mpber Manona 5ormioaa
ben enselife &lasis al. 8, ben Norife &l
l0h.
MenisbebsmVoe fpriltcmmenoe Ranoas
Nften al. 7.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

MABEL etaae aiaaar ira Ttecrnb bpr Gitermibs
bog ri. l.D os ira WaobeI bDer Dtorsen ri. Z.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23
The Glass Houses.

All the window. glass factories in and
near Pittsburgh, and the West closed down
last Thursday evening in accordance with
a resolution adopted in the recent conven.
ton. The shutdown will continue until
September /, and longer unless the work
ers and employers agree on a wage scale
The former want continuance of the
present wages, while the latter claim that
a reduction of from 10 TO 20 per cent is
necessary. No trouble is expected by the
workers. BY the shutdown in Pittsburgh
about 5000 men will be given a vacation.
Maring, Hart Il Co., glassware jobbers
of Bellaire, are about TO erect window
glass works at Muncie, Ind, with capa,
city of twenty pots.
There is little Of an encouraging nature
10 report ia the window glass trade. The
demand is chiefly if not altogether con
fined TO small lots for the needs of the
moment and does not nearly come up TO
the current production. Prices are nom
inally steady but II is said that they are not
so In reality.
The Minneapolis glass factory is for sale
The Laromie, Wy. Ty., people are trying
to revive their glass factory and offer a
bonus to any one who will 90 to work
with IL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23
Lawns z Cents.

The new arrivals Of Lawns and
Satines this week are a choice lot,
and cheaper than ever, cts. per
yard will buy some very choice
patterns, or full dress pattern
for "a cts. This is the lowest
price at which staple Lawn has
ever been offered.
The stock of Ladies, Gents
and Children's Gauze Underwear
has been replenished and is sold
from l5c to CSC per garment,
These are bargains,
The new stock Of Hats, includ-
ing all kinds, will be sold at less
than one-half the usual price.
Many Of these lots were sold at
.75c to S., and will now be closed
out at the low price of CSC to 49c.
Don't wait if you want any OF
these hats; they won't last long.
Many new goods received this
week-more than you will look
over before choosing.
To buy Of US for cash means
money saved for the buyers
pocket.
II. V. WILSON,
7 a Sale Street Ottawa. Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23

Mr.. W. Fl. Morgan, merchant, Lake City
Fla, was taken with severe cold, attended
with distressing cough and running into
consumption in its first stages. He tried
many so-called popular cough remedies and
steadily grew worse. Was reduced in feeh,
had difficulty in breathing, and was unable
to sleep. Finally tried DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption and found immedi-
ate relief, and after using about half dozen
bottles found himself we'll and has had no
return Of the disease. No other remedy can
show 50 gaand record Of cures, as DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Guaranteed TO do just what is claimed for it
Trial bottle free At D. LouriouI drug store
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23

Of Ere on this foor @, all but before be had
been in the room q half minute, il filed,
very rapidly with smoke, and he WAS forced
to beat hasty retreat. In attempting to get
out, being half smothered by the smoke, he
stumbled and fell against the coffee mill
to the floor, and was only able to get out by
following the counter TO the front door,
which he reached not moment too soon, as
he was fast losing consciousness.
An alarm was rung in, and Unless than
five minutes the department was on the
ground throwing water, perhaps the quick
est time in year. 1t was sometime before
it Was possible 10 locate the flames, as smoke
poured out of every crack in the building,
the doors, windows, and cornice, seeming
each 10 act as a conductor Of a separate
blaze Water was thrown in on both floors
and the cellar stood nearly knee deep in
dampness, before it was finally subdued,
when il was found TO have started in the
unused cellar Of the -four room, where all
the empty boxes, barrels, crates and gener
al refuse Of weeks trade had been thrown,
preparatory to taking them elsewhere In
the heaps al the foot Of the cellar stairs we're
dozen or more Of lemon and orange crates
each partially filled with tissue paper which
had been removed from the fruit. This pa
per is said to be very infammable, and the
supposition is that there we're either match.
es in the pile which had been ignited by
rats, or that chemical action produced i'm
stantaneous combustion. During the pro-
gress of the FIRE there was great apprehen.
sion on the part Of spectators that the flames
would reach the oil barrels, or the dozen or
more barrels of slchoholic liquors in Trai-
ner's saloon, in the same building, but
happily this did not occur.
Maher & Butler lose all their teas, cofIees,
spices, baking powder, -four, smoked meats.
tobacco, dried fruits, etc.. amounting to
over 81 200, while Trainor's loss is light,
mainly in damage to fixtures. Fiske & BEEN
own the building, and lose from two to
three hundred dollars. All are covered by
insurance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23
AS Far as We
Can Go!

Our position in the clothing
trade is peculiar. We are not
selling every customer who is
spending money for clothing.
We couldn't.
The reason is, we don't sell
every sort Of clothing that is
sold. We can't and will not
descend to The mean prices.
There are prices that do not
permit good and proper quail
ty. We haven't them, either to
sell or advertise.
We have nothing below relia-
bic clothing, either in quality
or price.
That's broad enough to draw
all the clothing money in this
city that seeks value-in good
time. We are content to-day
with the trade for that.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23
Don't Experimept

You cannot afford to waste time in experi.
mentlng when your lungs are in danger
Consumption always seems, at first only a
cold. DO not permit any dealer TO- impose
upon you with some cheap imitation of DR.
hingss, New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make more profit
he may tell you he has something Just as
good, or just the same. Don't be deceived
but insist on getting DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, which is guaranteed to give relief in all
Throat, Lung and Chest affections.
Trial bottle free at D. Lorrisux's Drug
Store. Large bottles s..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23

The last chapter in the Susie Bokslar biga-
my, imprisonment and general cussedness
case, ended on Wednesday afternoon, when
Susie Bokalar, after having been granted a
decree of divorce from her first husband,
joined her hand to theyperspiring palm Of
John Hovance in Trainings store and with
him made one by the, words Of Judge Weeks,
pitched in q minor. The ceremony was
grand and impressive. Geo. W. ". Blake,
in all the glory of a straw ha: and liner
collar gave the bride away. This was fitting
as well as polite, for had not George rescued
her from the culinery department Of Mr..
McClaughtry and the bars at joliet? Will
Trabing sat on bolt Of goods and tried to
have the wedding postponed a week, in or
der to sell the groom new suit for the
event, while Jim Cross stood in the doorway
and offered to tie the knot himself Judge
Weeks voice, that new wedding voice he
has been training Tor the past two months,
was in excellent trim, and his words caused
the audience at the door to weep so pro-
fusely that dam was built in the middle of
the road to prevent the moistdre from get
ting into the gutter which the county Of
La Sale has go generously provided
If the woman can at length he happy it is
fitting reward Linked TO man who de.
serted her, wied into a bigamous marriage
by a soulless wretch who deceived her into
believing that she was free, incarceratei in
a penilentary for crime unconscious
ly committed, she is indeed deserving of
peace and happiness, if it at last has come
to her.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23
FLACK AND HIS BOAT.

There is, it is claimed some shadow Of ex-
cuse for Mr. Flack to risk his neck. He has
constructed life boat which he desires to
test. For some time he experimental at
home, but his boat having been completed he
permitted the public to inspect her, and an
nounced the grand trial trip on the national
anniversary. The Phantom, as 1.-The boat is
called, has a straight keel of 10 feet in length
with 1 feet inches beam and a depth of "a
inches. The keel is of oak, with a wrought
iron shoe extending its entire length and
back to protect the wheel and rudder from
being broken on the rocks. The wheel, which
is small is set between the rudder and the
stern. A shaft from the propeller runs to
the cock pit, where it is revolved by sys
TEN of gearing worked by crank. NO joke
intended
The hoatman is dashed in the boat by
means of straps Instead of air chambers
she is provided with compartments filed
with a composition lighter than cork, mas
much as air chambers are liable to be
crushed and the air let out. Most of the boat
is covered with decks The rudder is worked
by means of cords passing from the cockpit
and arranged so that they may easily be
made fast in any position, leaving the boat
man free TO attend 10 other matters The
weight Of the whole craft Is 500 pounds
Mr.. Flack designs the boat for a life saver
He has been shipwrecked several times. and
consequently knows the value of good life
boat. When he was II years old he ran away
from home and went to sea On one occasion
he was knocked off a yard arm into a heavy
sea and swan after the ship, through snow
storm, for four hours. That 10y is swim
ming yet" said the captain, at last noticing
him, and sent a lifeboat for him He was
taken aboard, and says that was the last he
knew for thirty-slx hours. Another time he
was wrecked with crew on a coral reef
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23

An Aurora thug went into the office of
the Aurora Nescs, the other morning, with
the avowed purpose of whipping the edi.
tor, John Dewey, who happened to be the
lighting editor of the concern, and the thug
soon found himself out on the pavement,
much bruised but wiser man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23

It is as far as we can go.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23
Prince Roland NapoIeOn Bonaparte.

Prince Roland Napoleon Bonaparte came
to America to attend the congress of an
at New York. At one of the ses-
sions the prince presented copies of his
works to the academy. In dong so he
made some remarks IN explanation which
were cordially received.
He believes that the Chinese were the first
to reach the shore of America He is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23

The grain prices cover whole range Of market, from
warehouse prices 70 prices paf for odd oads for feed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23

He is consequently 80 years Of age He
studied at the military school Of ST. Cyr.
According TO the law expelling French
princes he was dropped from the army, but
not being eligible to the throne he was not
expatriated He married daughter of the
famous Blanc of Monaco. His wife died six
years ago, leaving him a large fortune. He
has had no political aspirations, and is alb
sorbed in science
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23

aNNs az 10
a tall man with a
b a c K mustache.
He was, of course,
embarrassed at adj
dressing an audi
en"e IN a language
with which he was
but little familiar,
but bore himself
unafectedly an d
made a pleasant
impression.
This prince is a
descendant of Lu.
Glen Bonaparte,
brother of Napo-
leon the Great, and
was born III 1888.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23

Inc democracy has at last exposed its
rue spirit In the adoption of the red flag
OF the commune as its oriflamme of politi-
Cal valid Sale Republican,. Wraphts!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-23
fiACK AND HIS SCHEME.

He Proposes to Go Through the Niagara
Rapids In an open Boat.
The whirlpool rapids below Niagara falls
have of late years teen making the acouaint-
ance Of y number of cranks. Now comes Mr..
Robert William Flack. who proposes TO go
through this whirlpool on the 4th Of July
next. Mr.. Flack halls from Syracuse, N. Y,
and is about 80 years of age, He is used to
water, having served four years before the
mast in the English service
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-01
EDlsoN's FLYING MACHINE.
Inventor Edison Pondering on an old
Problem,

Thomas A. Edison, the inventor. was
at work in one of the large upper rooms
OF hls laboratory p%erfecung an attach
ment for conveying piano notes to his
monograph. when a New York sun re-
porter presented himself.
"A flying machine2 Oh, yes, I'm go-
ing to do the best | can toward
solving that ancleut problem" he re-
piled to the reporters inquiry about the
electric dying machine, which, il had
been reported, he was commissioned by
the Spanish government to make.
"A man, whose name cant recall
now, came here about two or three
weeks ago. He said he had been sent
over from the Spanish government to
study the science of aerial navigation.
He said they wanted a machine so con-
structed that it would carry an electric
motor, camera, etc, 10 a considerable
height by means of wings or fans pro-
PEELED by the motor. 1t would be oper-
ated from a covered wagon, in which an
oficc would he seated, and would be
connected with a dynamo IN the wagon
by wires. In this way it vas hoped
photographs could be. taken Of the