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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13
Gnovrn CIEvlLANL
NORTHWESTERN CROPS.
Thrcshlug Not Far Enough Advanced to
PORN an Accurate Opinion.

Thrcshlug Not Far Enough Advanced to
PORN an Accurate Opinion.
MIsNEAPoIIs, Mimi, Sept. 0.-Rsports
from along tho Northern Pacihc Tor the
week say that the thrsshing OF wheat has
not vet Lecomc general enough 10 form an
accurate opinion Of the actual yield or
grade. Along the Little Falls & DAKOTA
branch the harvest l. considerably better
than last year, and much Of the wheat
win grade No. / Northern. Along this
Minnesota division, the crop is an aver
age one. On the Fergus q Black Hills
branch, ut most points. the results are con-
siderably letter than last season. Along
the Duluth d Manitoba branch the yield
will undoubtedly fail somewhat below that
OF last season, although not much below
an average ield. The quality, however,
Ia much below tho average. On tho Fargo
& Southwestern and Jim River and
branches south II tho main line the con-
dition appears 20 be better than at any
other point on this read except west Of
jamestown aud the Il ssouri river.
On tho maiu line indications point 10
very fair yield and quality. On the whole
division from Fargo 20 Jamcst1wn farmers
seem 10 be somewhat dishcartened, but in
many places the condition does not appear
% be so bal a. they seem 90 think IL Is,
aud whore they had abandoned the idea
Of cutting the fields in some localities.
they have now set to work again. West
Of Jamestown aud also west OF tho Mis-
souri, river there Is no question but that @
very good crop will bs realized. From
the neghborhood Of Mandau IL Is claimed
ttat the country has never in its history
had such crop aud the estimates are
average. The crop Of oats is also very
ygOd
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

Mint will grow from cuttings but
the bottor modo Of securing q patch Of
it Is to set out the roots
10 prevent dry murrain In cattle.
koop a trough full OF equal parts Of
salt and air-slaked lime whore the
cattle may have free access TO it and
you will not be troubled.
--Horseradish cut in thin strips
lengthwise and dozen or more Of
these strips placed on the top OF each
keg OF pickles will keep them from be-
coming stale or moldy.
Ii you wish to raise seed from any
favorite plant, only the earliest and
finest clusters should be allowed TO
ripon, those which come later be cut
OF, so that the whole strength Of the
plant may go to the maturing OF the
seed.
Some farmers are In the habit
OF cutting sowed corn with their
self-binders. these machines are
made for cutting light grain, wheat,
rye, oats, etc, and thcrc Is danger Of
injuring them by putting them into a
field Of heavy-sowed corn.
Green Corn Pudding. Twelve
ears Of green corn, CRATE or scrape
them; to this add one quart OF sweet
milk, one-quarter pound Of butter,
four eggs well beaten. and pepper and
salt TO taste; stir all well together and
bake ono and half hours in n buttered
dish,
Tho moro the cabbage plants are
hoed the better they will thrive. The
cabbage is a plant that succeeds best
when given clean cultivation and plen-
ty OF manure, rs il is grass feeder.
During dry seasons the loose earth
around the plants assists IN retaining
moisture.
Farmers boys like 20 read II
they can not get good reading matter
they will read trashy literature. Many
a farmer boy has been ruined by read
ing vile, pornicious literature. Farm
ors who desire their children 20 grow
up virtuous and respected ought TO
supply them with an abundance Of
good wholesome books and papers.
Veal Patties. -NIince a little cold
veal and ham, allowing one-third ham
to two-thirds veal; add n hard-boiled
egg. chopped, and seasoning Of
pounded mace, salt, pepper and lemon
peel; moisten with little gravy and
warm. Make puff paste, roll thin and
cut in round pieces, put the mince be-
tween two OF them, pinching the edges
together and fry in hot grease.
Wash lace curtains as you would
any delicate white article, rubbing
them with the hands rather than on a
washboard. Boil in clean suds and
rinse well, the last time dissolving n
bit Of bluing in the water. Starch
with ordinary boiled starch, and while
they are wet pin tightly upon white
cloth which has been fastened to the
ioor Of an unoccupicd room: stretch
evenly and when dry remove carefully.
They require no ironing.
Hardy roses will not endure
neglect or scanty care any more than
tender. They must bo well fed, well
pruned and well protected. Plenty Of
well-compostcd manure will give Wig
orous growth; free cutting back in
spring will give fresh, blooming
shoots, and mulch Of leaves, stable
litter, etc, during the extremes Of hot
and cold weather will keep the roots
In right condition. All this will give
you roses on almost any soil, though
the roses prefer strong clay loan,
and vigorous, healthy growth is the
best preventive OF inaect nL.nck.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13
How TO Hello Your plgestIon.

Almost every day we feel the unpleasant
sensations OF indigestion. Try ALLCocK's Is
Porous PLAsTERs and be relieved. j. +.
Davenport, OF Canarsic, New York writes
have been very much troubled with a
violent pain below my chest bone. 1 was
told by several physicians that IL was
rheumatism Of tho diaphragm. II resulted
from cold and exposure. had very little
appetite and digested my food with great
difficulty. Iplaced one ALLcocK's PoRoUs
PLASTER below the breast bone and two on
each sido In the course OF twenty-tour
hours all pain ceased, and / was able TO
cat aud digest n good square meal, some
thing had not done before in two weeks.
got better constantly, and ut the end Of
seven days found myself entirely well.
Since then have used ALIoocK's PoRoUs
PLAsTERs for colds, coughs and pains In
my side, and I have always found them
quick and effective.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13
Tho President oivos His Letter 90
the Public
Document strongly In Favor OF Tarin
1teform- ItestrictIon Of had lmmlrra-
tion ravorrd and Trusls Classl-
ned with Consplracics.

WAsnNoroN, Sept. f0.--Tho following Is
the Presidents letter Of acceptance, made
public last EVENING"
Non. Fafrick 4. Collins and Others Comm Tee,
efcs
WASHINGTON Sept 8--Gcntiemcns In nd.
dressing 20 you my formal acceptacno of tho
nomination 20 The Presidency Of the United
States, my thoughts pcrsstontly dwell upon
the Impressive relation OF such action to tho
Amcr.can people, whose confidence "a thus in-
viicd, and to the political party 10 which be-
long, Just entering upon q conf 81 for continued
fnpf6mucy.
The world docs not afford spectacle moro
81 lime than furnished whom millions OF free
and intelligent American citiacns select thor
Chief Magistrate, and bid ono OF their number
ind the highest earthly honor and tho full
measure cf public duty IN ready submission
20 their will. II follows that candidate
for this lish ofico can mover forget that
whtn the turmoil and tho strife which attend
the selection Of its incumbent shall be heard
no more, there mus be in tho quict calm which
follows, complete and solemn selfcousecra-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13
HousEHOLD NoTEs.
Condemned Hints which should he Pasted
In Every Family sorsp- Book.

Indian meal and vinegar or lemon
juice used on the hands will heal and
soften them.
To remove indelible ink: Apply a
strong solution Of cyanide Of potassium
and rinse we'll
Green blinds that have faded may be
made to look like new by oiling with o
brushing Of linseed oil.
To remove tar from the hands. rub
with the outside Of fresh orange OF
lemon peel and wipe dry Immediately.
To remove nildew, rub the spots
well with soft soap. then cover with
mixture Of soap and powdered chalk
and lay upon the grass.
To make mucilage take equal parts
OF gum tragacanth and gum arabic
with sufficient water to dissolve.
To remove paint from windows, take
strong bicarbonate OF soda and dissolve
1t in hot water. Wash the glass, an6
in twenty minutes or half an hour rut
thoroughly with a dry cloth.
Sprinkle salt Immediately over any
spot where something has boiled over
on the stove, and the place may Zee
more easily cleaned. This also coun-
teracts the bad odor.
II you are afraid that your yeast
cakes are little stale, put one OF them
In a cup Of warm water with "a good
pinch Of hops; lot this stand for am
hour or so before using; it will have
an excellent effect on the yeast and will
insure good bread.
\ little powdered borax put In the
water In which laccs, muslins and
lawns are we3hed win improve their
appearance greatly; use as little soap
as possible.
II you have occasion 20 use clothes
wet In hot water about an invalid. do
not try 10 wiring them out Of the water.
Tho best way to prepare them Is to
steam themi they can be handled with
comparative ease.
To make hard yeast, stir into a pint
OF soft yeast enough -four 10 make
thick batter and tablespoonful Of
salt Let 10 rise M once. then roll out
thin, cut into thin cakes with cake
cutter, and dry In tho shade IN clear
windy weather. When thoroughly dry
put IN q bag, and hang IN a cool. dry
place. They viii keep good six months.
Oae Of the cakes dissolved IN "a little
warm milk or water Is enough for
four quarts Of -four.
To remove iron rust or Ink spots.
moisten the spots, and apply sa't5 Of
lemon until they disappear, aud then
rinse well. Salts Of lemon arc made
Of equal parts Of oxalic acid aud tar
taric acid. Another way Is 20 moisten
with lemon juice, sprinkle wcll with
salt and lay In the sun.
a ploce Of heavy flannel doubled two
or four thick and placed In the bottom
OF wirc hanging baskets before the
dirt is put In viii keep tho water from
dripping II care is used IN sprinkling
the plants. Wild moss Is also excel
lent.
For Group administer n teaspOonful
Of strong alum-wateri repeat tho dose
e'ery fifteen minutes until free vomit-
ing occurs. Put the feet and limbs In
hot water and then wrap up In flannel;
place on the chest a poultice Of corn
meal sprlnkled with mustard. Be
ware Of cold drauehts. As thcattack
departs administer a dose Of magnesia,
rhubarb or castor oil. When children
ars liable 10 Group, always keep th-
alum-waier solution ready on tho
washsland- Dost0. BesIgsL
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13
LIVESTOCK SHIPMENTS.
Changes Recommended Under the Ne
Weighing system, October 1.

Changes Recommended Under the New
Weighing system, October 1.
CHICAGO, Sept g.-Ihe general freight
agents Of the Western, Northwestern n and
Southwestern roads met yesterday az the
Office of Chairman FnithOsn 20 consider tic
question Of rates and minimum weights %
apply on livestock shipments undsr the
weighing system which goes into effect
October /. 10 was agreed % recommend 70
the general managers the application OF
the following minimum weight on cattle in
the various sized cars; On cars 80 feet in
length and under, ~, 200 pounds; cars over
~ feet and not exceeding S3S feet, 22.OJJ
pounds; cars ever 33il feet. 2i,OJ) pounds.
No change was c0mmludad Ia tie present
minimums az applied - hogs. The matter
Of establishing rates Itr 100 pounds was
postponed until next Thursday, and a COM
ference on tho subject viii be held with
the general managers Ia the meantime.
Tho general passenger agents Of the lines
In the Western States Pass niger AssJcia-
tion completed their revision 0f rules which
are intended % govern under th3 new
agreement, aud Chairman Abbott has
called a meeting Of tue general managers
Of the associated ronds TO be- held next
"Wednesday 10 consider such rules as tho
passenger agents failed O. agree upon a
number " the most Important rules are
thus referred 10 The general managers for
considCrat. on.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

--'q1h, excuse me, Miss Bell, y said
Gus DO Jay when he had upset a
dish Of soup over that lady's dress.
ut was so stupid Of mo. am afraid
! have almost broken up the CONVERSE
tion by my carelessnoss, he added
with n look Of apology at the silent
guest. "Oh, no." said the young lady.
"You haven't broken itup. It's only
a case Of awkward paws."--Merchaat
Trateler
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

ASHLAND, Ky, Sept. 9.-William How
sl, seyenteen years old, shot and killed his
father, Johh Howell, yesterday. john
Howell served term OF years In
the peniteptiary and returned home
last August. Since then he hal fre-
quently beaten his wife aud dauehters.
fast night ho drove his entire family
from home and threatened their lives.
Yesterday morning his son procured a
warrant for his arrest for abusing his
family, and TO require him 20 giyo bond 10
keep the peace. After the trial Howell re-
sarned home swearing vengeance on his
Jon, who met him at the door and shot
aim
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

Is PRICKLY ASH BIrrERs good for any
thiugl Read what Frank Griggsbv, OF
Dodge City, Kas., says " For three years
pronounced incurabie NV friends had
given mo Up to die. when l was induced TO
try your remedy. took II for three months
and have gained 50 pouads in weight Am
well man and Prckly Ash Bttors saved
my life. l am under lifelong obligations 70
this medicine, aud viii never cease 10 rec
ommpnd itu
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

LONDON, Sept 9--TEe horribly multi
lated body Of lewd woman was found
early this morning In the yard attached 20
common lodging house IN SpitalGclds.
The throat was cot from ear 10 ear,
the body was ripped open, the bowels
and heart were lying on the ground,
and portion Of tho eutrails wero
tied around her neck. This u the fourth
murder OF a similar character that has
poon committed recently in this nelghbor-
hood. All tho victims were women Of tho
lowest character. Tho author Of tho atioo-
tiles reuialns undiscovered aud tho oxcito-
mont In tho immediate vicinity borders
upon panic.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

n tho kidneys and bladder become ohron-
ically inactive. A hoathful stimulus, which
falls short OF irritation, but is yet sufficient,
is communicated TO the important organs
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, peerless,
also, among remedies for malariai fever,
dyspepsia, feebloncss, rheumatism and
liver complaint. IL Is most convenient
household restorative and tonic,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

ciNcINNATb sept. 0.--The post.oalco at
wyoming, a suburb 10 Cincinnati, twelve
mileA from the city on TIE Cincinnati.
Hamilton d Dayton railroad va, outersd
~ burglars This morning and the safs
blown open. The burglars secured 500 Ia
money aud stamps.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

An, THAT TwINGEl You're rhClmatic.
Seek relief from Glenn's Sulphur soap.
HILLS Hair and Whisller Dye, 50c.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

T.. P. RoE's autobiography and last story,
"Quecn Of Spades" complete W Lfppincops
erywhere, or mailed TO auyaddrcss Onreceipt
Of 70 cents. LIPPINCoTT's MAGAZINE, Phila.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

on board.the ocean steamers descending
from high berth has nothing 10 do With
nonealogy
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

FREEi A B-foot, French Glass, Oval
Front, Nickel or Cherry CigDl Case, MIR
CHANTS ONLY. r. W. TASsILL & Co., Chicago
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

DIVORCES would be unknown II there
was as much courting after marriage rs
before.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

IT Is the middle-aged man whose increas-
ing girth tells him what the waist Of time
Is s-IlgsfOu Bulieffu
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13
THE GENERAL MARKETS.

IF afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water Druggists sell it.25c
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13
Is PRIcKIY Asn BIrrERs rood for

"HANDsoME Is as handsome does" but
II isn't always thas handsome does as
handsome is. --R0chcstCr Post Express.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

TnE book reviewer, unlike other literary
men, can do his best work when In crit
iCal condition. Lid
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13

soSos without words-those which the
mosquito sings.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-09-13
HUNTER, EVANS & CO..

,or,,s having stock to market. IN large or small nun,
,s, o r,l 10 confer ith ~ bsors making arrangem "
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-23

Sir WiQiam @uu.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-23
Gprtnsptut, @tS.
Sen ste Rarts 's6.
Or. @ebatter!

1 aM HE#as44 -
9r. Mebattsr!
9i leier i ,5elt @aabet" 8~eretnin'
ger fra ale &anter, bporfOr ba lite ogiat
bBre libt fra 9ernOn GOuntp?
st Nar iiben, ba @uitapus Senien pa'
fer % talte for YrObibitiOnen iubifribe.
rebe ies for bet usentlise Nfbolosblab.
iom itulbe nbtomme flu Chicago. Gu
itaous reiite % leg bsrte % ipurste
bperfen ban eller Blaoet en- lang 1ib.
Siteoetfor GbicasOs8 labet, iom ies e.
farebe life pilbe ubfomme, fit iea mig
tilienbt at @uitapus uGelt @aabet." 8
Gsitninseu par ies life f~ornsiet meo
benne Einsenes Orbnins, men ueb uar<
mere Betienbtifab meo Blaoet bar ies
foranbet Nnifuelie Os er MI 9. Senien
mesen Cat ifplois, foroi bon ienbte mig
,5elt &aabet," iom iaa reselmesiist
beipser mig buer Wanbas % forteQer
mig bporlebes bore Soft sriDer fat |
benne elitebe Nibolbslas, iom ri peo iaa
uiit meb Cubs 9ielp ifal FIRE frem til
Seier.
8i itiftebe BET 9umn Of Seferion
en- @ooo Eemplar 2ose iibit September
og teller MI 60 Meblemmer. 8i mpoer
boer 2prbas os bat optaset rDe Meoz
lemmer paa buert Mpbe unota9en ct.
1alpbeleu al Weblemmer er Sfanz
binaper.
@n Eib iiben tom en- Nfbolostaler 8.
S. Cole bio til Glofie forat itifte en- norif
2ose; men Nusuitannapreiten 9aafnnoz
fen pretebe imob ubemmeli9e Goreninz
ser," 1da bet bleo intet at. 9aafunlen
oil MI oprette e, aaben J~orenins os ri
baaber ben rnaa pirfe aa 9oot Iom ben
ubemmelise", iaa uil bet bore tilfreotil<
lenbe.
Seq er s1ao peo at ie iaa mango
PreIter ta9e fat / benne Sag. Maatte
Sc ale iammen faite fine LANCE Piber
% gisarer os bet en- @las peo beitioelis
Mnlebninger.
Seq lfulbe sjerne ie at alles Nfbolos.
iinb bapoe fin @runo Cub, men ies er
altfor slab til at ie oslaa be andre mooz
arbeibe @alooneu til at bile betpiple
oeres reoelise 9euii9t,
Men MI n1aa ieg ilutte ellers blir nit
Brep forlanst os buis 8ebattiou finoer
BET perot at optase / 8laoet Til jes
iamtiois brinse Self &aabets 2eier en-
bjenelis pilien. ajemp TOR 8robibi>
ton, Sub er meo %. Ttl1lut pnlfer ieg
ubsiuerne Spite, soers @~jerninser er
life i%or9jepes.
@bers for Saeens Tremme
Soiepb Ofteoabl.
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teller benpeb so Meblemmer. So
Miplsnes Tormano.

tRuer 9eHpeo ~ Nteolemmer. Spg
Naiolsnes Gormanb.
1olbt 8 Msber Berlep % Omes1
20 npe Meblemmer bar lluttet fig til o
JOreninsen tribes sObt, Seq tGnfer q
ben1s Governing ilutter fig til Selifabe
paa fit fbrite Masbe ba Stemninsen pa
lterft for @ammenilutnins. SO Meb
lemnner. Jorm. Sens Nnberien, SER
8. 3. Nornes."
DIN bette ubtaler "Joltebl." fgf
genbe:
6pilfen ,2unfenbeb' Der truer meo a
saa oper ! ,.Stilitanb % gro Oper mel
Sop!w
DIN "Golte5labets" N~ibanblins ibet
beletaset ubbrpber jes al sanife 9iert'
% meb fulb 8eretti9elie:
Suilfeu Mansel paa &isnossiernin:
ger, @anbbeb % Nnerfjenbelie al e
iunbt ianbt opofrenbe Nfbolosarbeio'
iblanbt %, - os builten Dperflob a
acknowledgements, Beifplbninser oe
Electromagnetic.
ST. Stub oil ifplse Sellfabets 8eilut,
ming fortIptte lin belbtge Sirfipmbeb til
neite Narsmpbe.
6ellesielIfabets 8eitprelle bar Be-
illttet at uofenbe / Baaiteferien fanb.
tbeol. 2unbe fra ct. Dluf's sfole
Nortbfielb for ut oirfe / bet ipblise
Minnelota.
@nopibere oil unber Teueslelifabets
2ebelIe til 8aaren ublenoes en- &uartet,
leoet al prof. Geimeitab, ber oil boloe
N%fbolbstaler % ipnse aibolosz os 8roz
bib,tionsz 5eiersian5e, iaa "&rp5erna'
lfal trpbe / &ro.
@n Yampblet Der ital triples /
10000 gtiemplarer % ienbes NfbOlos>
ioreuinserne til fri 1bbelins, er UNDER
Yresien. Snbbolpet er: SO. 1 Ifz
bolbsforeoras. $50. 2 Bilebe at Smut
2anselanb FAINT bans Nfbanolins
|"6uorforet 9robibitionsparti." 3. Yrafz
|tiite @aab % Bint til Nfbolbsforeninz
serne. 4. 6alesielifabets &onitituz
tiou. 5. lbfa1t til 2oue for Nfbplos&
foreninserne.
uoarbeioelien al napnte Bampblet.
Snoiamlinsen at Rense til san9erionz
bet FAINT MN &orreiponbance meo Sc
ioritjelise Nfbolosforeninser optaaer
for neruerenbe min 9io, iaa ies, for
en- oetaljeret -Smebesaaelie at "5oltez
blabets" Mrtitler, ct npbt til at pente til
Baaifeferien. oa ital jes ofre nosle al
mine lebise Eia.er til en- 8arooi oucr
"Gr "5olteblaoet" tit rette @jense?"
Gbers for Sasen altib iorise
giten Winber9.
Sefreter for Geuesielitabet.
minneapolis, Min11. 15be Marts 'S8.
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9olbt berpaa 4 Mpber | Joitou %
Dmeen % Der bar opet 80 stpfter Tom
teanebe fine Napne meb BET Gormaal, at
banne en- Screening. Seq bapbe lite 9io
til at bore Der til be funbe orsaniiere
Goreninsen, men ies ct uis paa at be bill
flute fig til 6ellesielifabet. Seq bolbi
ct Mpbe / 1otpn Of aent % Der bar 6
lom tesnebe fig iom Meolemmer at er
poroenbe Screening.
---9 aitor q. 9eiermanb siorb'
oft bpab ban funbe for at biolpe mig o.
ies er Ooerbepii1m, at be ID 9oiun'
bill sisre bet soot babe bpab Total Gf
bplb os Yrobibition b~etrefer.
Solbt 8 Msber / 9enbrum. Sea ia
bet Saab at benne 6orenins oil ilutt
fig til selifabet, tbi ber bleu beramme
Il M5be i ben &nlsoHino. Screenings
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4il ,,gM .maabet"!
6. &gnniu9.
9en IL Starts '8S.

.2aEfA
ii Sen IL STARTS 'ss.
ra ~sa aoosst"!
Sept! Stu bar ri facet noset npt -
iplinternpt blanot os ialfalb os bet
fables anti-treating-society. Com
mon oil ie at Napnet CT Gormaalet at
mobarbeibe Erattementifitfen paa Sa<
loonerne. staoe at beune Organization
lite fonr fsr, ba fanite Ri lite bapoe
feet iulot laa manse rpbnaieoe % rsb>
lpulmeoe Nnii9ter. Seq flyer ubeore
noset enb ilet Snsentins." Set Tan lite
nestes for at manse briffer for &amme>
ratltabs Sfplb, bill famine fig oper at
saa ino paa en- Saloon os tase fig ct
@las ale,te. Seq tror at ,,treatinsen"
lom pfteit foraariaser at en- Wanb britt
ter til ban er fulo. Naturlisuis fan ban
ibenne Jorenins brittle til ban lisser Der,
mem ban fan life uoen en- Mulft af IS
panbere eQer labe Jig ipanbere paa.
Betales life Multten inben en- fa1tlat
Eib, iases SDnberen head over heals
no al Samla9et.
Seq ifpnber mig meo At berette 9ap:
beben, forat be, iom life oil bore mel
paa 7otalafbolo cs lom life ristis bel
bpab be ielu oil. mulisens beri tan finb'
ct Self for fin Speculation. Dpinbe:
rem bar. laapiot jes peo, lite taset 4aten'
paa fin Dpiinbelie.
Jorib9 ben S iom ltaar lebise pat
Torpet ben sanlfe Bag. Gslserne ri
bore minbre 6pneri os uiabre Nnitran
selie for Yolitibetienterne,
Dette er aft for benne Gang.
t Deres x for U.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-23

15be Warts 'S8

montepioeo.
15be Marts 'S8
3r. D. Winbers!
,--- "Goffeblaoets" &epri'
manoe, ansaaenoe Nfbolbsarbeibe MI.
uerenbe @iense er, iom leg bprer at ale
Nibolbsueuner, lite sobt lift iaa ies ifal
lige at Blaoet pirfelig bar rent Jig Ell
Stpr 2ioet. Nf Dor Screening finoes
lite en- uben ban ct Yrobibitioniit
Ginb % Climb"
Web Nstelie
6. &ennins.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-23

@n al 9eseton9resiens beoite Menb,
lfriper: "Ses fjenber neppe nosen mere
orrf1om Iarias til Spsoom enb G(fo,
bol, bortiet fra ben &ienossiernius, al
ben er en- frustbar Slide til ale Slass
Torbrpoelier."
cir gUif(inm @nn