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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

| The crop correspondents of the state
department of agriculture and the signal
service observers of the Illinois state
| weather service, representing all por>
| tions of the state have made the fol-
lowing report for the week ending June
30. to the secretary of the state board of
agriculture, concerning the condition of
the growing crops;
The humidity and temperature prevail
ing during the past week have been fav-
orable for the rapid growth of the crops
and the improvement is in contrast with
the comparatively slow growth made In
ceding weeks The improvement
made in the condition of the corn crop
during the past week. in all portions of the
state, is very satisfactory. The c0ndi>
ton is reported up to seasonable aver
age in the following additional counties
not heretofore so classified: bingham,
Richland, Clay, Williamson, Edwards,
Scott, Douglas. Logan, Tazewell, Iro.
quois, Marshall and Putnam The
heavy rains and winds in many localities
have Frustrated the com and interfered
with much needed cultivation. The
rapid growth OF weeds in The corn is
causing farmers much anxiety, as the
meadows and wheat fields will for time
demand attention. Comparatively little
corn has been 'laid by" in the central
and northern divisions of the state, owing
to the cold, dry season and the conse>
quent slow growth of corn.
The condition of oats promises more
than an average yield yer acre in the mas
jorty of the counties. In all portions of
the state visited by seasonable rains Il
rank growth of oats is reported This
crop has been badly lodged by the late
storms, and the difficulty in harvesting
the same will reduce the expected yield
Spring wheat continues to improve
and the prospects are favorable for an
average yield per acre. Winter wheat
harvest has progressed satisfactorily un-
til the late heavy rains, which in some
sections have made the ground so soft
that self. binders cannot be used. The
quality of the wheat harvested in the
southern counties is generally inferior,
owing to the unfavorsble season and in>
jury sustained by the chinch bugs. More
rust is reported in the wheat than for
several years past
The condition of meadows and pastures
continues to improve and the late rains
have been favorable for heavy under
growth which win largely increase the
yield and improve the quality of hay.
Fruit is quite abundant and especially
the small varieties. The fruit crop will
he much larger and of better qualities
than of late years.
Live stock continues to improve with
the growth of grass and is up to a sea-
so nabe average.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

/ covering ceiling anl walls. Mike dom
propose to let any of the other boys
in the same business get ahead of him
not II he knows it.
In purchasing fire works remember Mr.
A. ii Hampton, at the corner of Fourth
avenue and Ninth street. He has the
best assortment of fireworks in the city
as well as a fresh line of candy. cigars,
etc. His ice cream Is uneXcelled.
supervisor II. o. Norton. of Hamp-
ton. came down this morning to attend
the meeting of the equalization commits
tee. Norton has been having sorry
time of il OF late with a severe attack of
infam matory rheumatism, but as usual
he has come out ahead, and is fast re-
gaining his strength.
Workingmen. do not let the would-be
mOnopolists deceive you on your shoes.
They do not know anything about shoes,
as II is impossible for man to learn the
shoe business in three months. They
have to pay 800 per month for clerk
to show them the difference in shoes and
then get left. Go to a reliable house like
Carse Il Co.'S; they will give you the
worth of your money.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
An Uurepor,ed Feature

There was one feature of the conven-
ton proceedings attending the sixth an
nual encampment OF the Illinois division
Sons of Veterans last week that escaped
mention, reportorially speaking. At the
banquet given to the officers and dele
gates in Moline Thursday night, Gen.
Abbott seized the opportunity afforded by
a speech at the banquet board to make
political capital by denouncing President
Cleveland's veto messages. While only
titled Sons were admitted to ;ile banquet,
the privates learned of their generals i'm
proper remarks. and resolutions we're inN
troduced in the convention the next
morning and passed unanimously, de-
claring that his illusions to the president
was out of place, and censuriug him for
them. Abbott will loose his head some
day at the hands of these self same Sons.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
The Nobility In Germany.

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NAM ,, w. feopie " hish rahE IN ger
In ~ ,'t aiuos ~ Stranger nowhere
s,chn 40 o. uA1s an uuci,tss's an
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NJ NJ, -, ,, e, ',,e soN eiai princes
,h. ,,,,,,,.,,s,, ,,''',.I,.!e 49, Io'eilei' III
horo Sat,i,or. ,,',-I ie'ui i'i,is
Lotals IL, ,hai, -, -. ~, VI the
nina, ana and Of all ,a,a,' S,,' M 'n1 oesih,
soTe' Ma;,ins,ot, al a,,'i.s,o ~ no DuAe oI
with n bio gray board and tto n,,,Dps n','i'
Horsmor Who ia Monde ana d,,sna,,ti, ,'.,'
dar ,,n,.0,,,o,.,all,, 49,. ,|,,a!.S "aii
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
A SOLDIERS SERVICE.
Rev. ,. II. McMeen breaches an Able
sermon 10 the Veterans.

|
Last evening Rev. j. II. McMeen. Of
Munster, ILL.,, preached in his old pulpit
at the Ninth street NJ. Z, church to a
large congregation. His sermon oI
rather address, was delivered chiefly "a
the G, A. r., and Buford post was pres
eDt in body, as were several of the
Soma of Veterans. Mr. McMeens sub
ject was why do we Honor Our SOL
diers2" 1t was discourse on soldiery
and the part it had played in history.
He commenced with the Roman soldier
and spoke of the grand triumphant entry
with which the coDquering heroes entered
their ancient cities, the tributes paid
and honor shown them, no matter how
aggressive or destructive they were.
Mr.. McMeen brought his historical
sketch down to the American soldier
showing his heroism. daring and gallantry
from the days of the revolution when he
fought for freedom, in the war of 1912,
the Mexican war and the great civil strife
WuCu nc sdNtu MS COuntIJ uuu buISt iut
chains of bondage. Never before in the
worlds history had there been so much
at issue as in the rebellion, and that war
had given to the world a declaration of
liberty and freedom, which not only
blessed aud honored our own land, but
gave to the other nations the foundation
upon which TO build governments where
all the people might dwell unoppressed
and free.
Mr.. McMeen, while paying just tribute
% the officers and commanders OF the
great rebellion, also praised the men of
he rank and file who left their homes
md the comforts of life to share hsrdo
hip, suffering and death, and their only
'bject being patriotism and love of conn
ry, 1t was a grand effort, in fact one
# the most patriotic and inspiring dis
curses ever delivered in Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
COMING BEFORE THE Council
some Important Matters Likely TO he
Ae ed Upon by the City Fathers To-

some Important Matters LIKELY TO be
AC ed Upon by the City Fathers To
night.
Tonight occurs the regular monthly
meeting Of the city council. and three
very important matters are likely to come
up for the councils consideration and
action. The first and most important of
these will be the seating Of Charles Evans
as alderman from thu Fifth ward. Mr..
Evans has been twice elected to the seat
over Mr.. Ferguson, the present incum>
bent. On the occasion of the regular
municipal election 10 April he was elected
by one vote. but the council on the
ground of technicalities, declined to con-
firm him. Finally after much dispute
| and when the case threatened to involve
the city in serious litigation, the council
acted wisely in throwing the vexed ques
ton back upon the voters of the ward
for settlement. At the first election, Mr..
Evans was the labor candidate in tri>
angular fight; at the special election held
June II, he was nominated and supported
by the democratic party of the ward,
and this time he was elected by twenty
nine ma iority. This settled the question
of election beyond dispute or controversy.
1t is understood that Mr.. Ferguson and
his friends have attempted to hatch other
schemes to keep Mr.. Evans out of the
seat he is legally and justly entitled to,
but none of them will probably be con,
sidered by the council if brought up at
all The people of the Fifth ward have
expressed a preference for Mr.. Evans
as against Mr.. Ferguson, and they will |
see to it that he is seated as their repre-
sentative and 1t will be dangerous pro-
ceeding to trifle with this time
Another matter to come up will be
that of the confirmation of the NV pc,
lice The mayor will be obliged to go
through the somewhat embarrassing or
deal of confessiDg the immortality of the
men he stubbornly upheld and endorsed
until forced by public exposure to make
cha nges. The new men, it should be
said, however, are all competent aud fit
officers and every one should be cou-
irmed. If opposition to any of them
arises it will emanate in some of the dis.
charged men prompted by "a vindiclive
'pirit
Another matter which is very apt to
come before the council is the placing of
yates on either side of the railroad tracks {
1t the foot of Twenty>fourth street and
which il is necessary to cross In driving
IN or off the slough bridge The ARGUS a
las alluded to this important matter in
he past and has always urged the neces,
ity of some such precauton. The loca-
ion of gates, there to be closed at all
lines when trains are passing, will do
way with the constantly impending
hanger and may avert great injury and
ven loss of life.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
Removed.

Geo. W. D. Harris has removed his
real estate and insurance office 20 229
Seventeenth street, under the CONNER
cial Hotel, where he will be glad to see
his old customers and all who wish bar.
gains in real estate or frst-clsss insur-
RDce,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

The Rock Island & Milan Street Rails
way company have arranged for grand
display of fire works on Rock river in
front of Black Hawks watch tower,
commencing at p. m. Come early to
secure seats. All seats free.
B. DAVENPORT, Supt,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

Peculiar in medical merit and wonders
full cures-Hood's Ssrssparilla. Now is
the time to take it, for now it will do the
most good.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
6ix Par Cent LoanBi

Long time on choice security. Whole
principal or even hundred dollar pay
meuts received at any time and interest
stopped. GUTER d SWEENEY.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19
PROHIBITION TICKET.
For President
Clinton b. Fisk, New Jersey.
For Vice President
John A. Brooks, Missouri.
G9ueSjelitabetS MarSnn poe.

Yet itasoinapiite Sellesielltab 70,
Total Nfbplb N)tiuneiOta afboloer fl
3tie slarsmsbe een 23be os 24be Dtbr
Gania Sall Spnins. 2oen @tase, Sisr=
net al Gebar Npe. os Ste Ct, Minnes
apulis. MDoet aabHes &l. 8 Mor9en.
9qe Goreninser bpr uelse Deputerebe
til Mpbet iaaleoes lom aonititutionen
foreifriper nemlis for,loen ben enc osiaa
en- for bpert buubreoe Meblemmer Sore
uinsen teller.
Nue Oelesater us @jeiter til Msbet
maa lnareit mulis unberrette Sefreteren
um lit 3omme.
Nae 6ureniusers Sefreterer bgr fpr-
ub inbienbe 0elesaternes Befulbmasti'
selle iaa Sitter oper etemmeberetti9ebe
fon uere ferois ueb Mpoets Nabnins.
8eitDrelien oil ipr9e for at rebulereoe
SernbauebiQetter fan erbolbes.
=. y. Stub. ctten sStnbere.
5ornlanb. Sefret9r.
40S gebar slpe.
Minneapolis.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19
5 9plet af &jenossjerniuser

&epublifanerne er meget flittt9e til
at fortalle, boab Bartiet par os lelse'
fig maa anbre fortalle, buao bet r.
Spab ri nebeufor anfSrer er ierbeles
uelititfet, iom Sumter | Jieroeiulitale,
for @erbarb @jertien % Jpn Rebaftions'
artitler for republitauite temperance
blabe:
/. 81. .itsrite republitunife Bper
gaelu Dorf er Buffalo os Rodeiter. s
5siteu 1887 blep Wboleiale.B .Branoe.
uinsbanblereu Ybilip Beder paa repu,
blifanif Eidet palst til Mapor for 8uf'
falo os life minbre eub 10 Branbepins,
banblere ualete inb BDembeberne.
ii. s Hodeiter bapoe Walset til
Wagor bet ubfalb, at Cornelius 81
.arlon, ben republitanite sfanbibat sjen,
ualstes ior ben ippeube Eeruin. On
bam, iasbe bet republitanite Blab Ro-
chester Expires.
,,Get fan meb gbiostisbeb iises, al
MapOr Barion, mere enb noaet anbet
repreienterer saloonen Yolitifen. baI
er anieet, iOm ben ipeeielle 5ortiempel
ior Branoeuinstrafifen os Opisrer IL
laalebes, at ban llaa beuare i'm SubHp-
belle blanot be Wonb, Der 8jenneu
SalOonen fontrolerer Bpftpret,"
Ill. Onto Neper, en- Ipiter albeles
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19
Juolanoet.

2iset al en- Manb, iom Here Naas
ueber baube lisset I 8anoet, fanbtes !
Duluth.
Or. 6e'pit Dulutb flyer, at serues
ieberen ioraarlasebes peb 8renbpann.
gn Branb Nem Dorf Sbelag0e for
$500, 900.
Die Often. 4asierer for Sfcleboarbet
ipuron, Dat. ital uore flpstetmeb $3.50
Nntlasepnntterne mob GOp. Gbur6
Datutu er fre,nla9t ior Hreiioenten.
Qan ifal paa flere Deaaoer bape oper'
traabt 9erritoriets 20ue.
OLAF v. gsie. en- darnter 8 Mile
norou. fra ct. Qilaire, tom ! usreie
meb fin gaabo 2uoeis Nrneien, iom ilea
bam Anii9tet meD en- Spabe. builtel
efterlOb ct Soar to IOmmer lanst. Der
er 5are fOr Wtss 2iu.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19
Sill Mrbeioerne.

s forrise Summer bab ri Hrbeiberne
tase Brincipt meo til 8alsurnen oa
itemme for fine &anbiboter. Der oil
nu iffe bore Gnleonins BERTH for benz,
iom iffe amer YrObibitiOnspartiet iom
bet bebfe &rbeiberparti. Donnellp bar
iiammelist fOrraaot oem, Der fnarebe
baul, os albeles piit fig uuerois Nrbei-
oernes Til,o, ibet ban er saaet oper til.
ben for nYooble" iaa riselis beitplbte
Merriam. s. 3. Mc@ausbp, iom par
&ahbioat for 8ices es@uDsrnpr. oil imib.
iertio unberftstte 6usb 9arriion, Hro-
bibitienifernes aanoioat, os ier bet ub
til. at Be fleite MrbeiDere uil ieise bans
Spor % lite ben 0emasOsen DOnnellps.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19
yolitilte 8etrattninger.
Mf Y.

9uao Slass ggitprelie ifal ri iaa
neite Sang? 9et er bet fore Spersss
maal, iom mere os mere uermer Jig i'm
slfsjDrelie. sllle be fOritjelise Hartier
bar nu nomineret fine aanoioater, laa
ri bar nu Nnlebnius til at ie bpao Der
er at uelse ai. Gu 9ins er ale rettanz
fenoe 8orsere e,lise om; en- 5oranorins
mao ri bape. Naar ri betraster Bpuos
sifterne ira lioite Aar os iammeali9ner
benz nleo be faftiife &eiultater, be bar
frelupil, laa er bet tlart Joni Oasen, al
BpItprellen bar peret altfor urimelis
toltbor, % at Bpen bar lite faaet paa
lan9t ner bet uobDtte ai fine Yen9e,
1om ben buroe. 9uao er @runben
BERTH?
@runoene ere pei mango cs furifiel<
lise. 6or bet fprite bar III ben iiblte
4esislatur (iom oslaa omtrentli9 e,.z
bper Senieenoe barren uiounoerlis Sam~
ling al llnlul,sbeber) iaa penlis at fora
pse Antaaet al por Bps Aloermeno til
bet reipettable sntal at 80, os gap iaa
bper al oem en- 2en af $72O Naret, laas
lebes at Dor Bp altlaa bare / Mloer,
menbslsnninser bar ben anleelise uo<
gift al $2S,O8O.0O aarlis at betale.
Sammenboloer man laa bette meo bet
5aftum, Of gbicaso flarer fig inoerlis
sobt meb "A Nloermenb, jaa pil enbper
for1tau. at Der er en- opermaabe COB Nn-
ieonins til at praftiiere en- bel Del Dto-
nomi.
Wteu berneit bar ui ct Bubset at ops
ulie oper ubsifter peO Hortunienet, iom
bet foretommer mig bet er ipert panife.
liet at frempiie galuta for, % @abebes
lpsnin9sD9ienet iDnes at pere orbnet
paa en- Neaabe, mere beresnet paa at a
Bpen en- polbiom 8elpsninssuo9iit, emf
paa at 81 8pen COB Belpsnins.
vi Sfctterne uaber lliee JOrbolbe {,
fteeet til en- Grab lan9t oper bet tllbsr.
lise, er noset iom inart iast bDer 1us.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19

SsHoag ben 7be os., bar Der NorD YRin-
neapolis MISUNDERSTANDING gals paa NO
Beftprelie Ral9te blepe:
6. 9, Spenien, ssormonb,
Charles 69ther, Yicej.
v. Herse. Sefreter.
Sans Gpenien, aasierer.
9il Iremanostoiniteen ualstes Oans Gar.
ien, Rpmano % yeiis Halbors 2arlon.
$aa feitfommenoe Sgnoag pil 8altorsa w
s. @iertien tale % aRiis Gtornes oeiIau,ert
paa afboIosmsDet Gitp aRisjcnsrsmlnet
1915 @afb. Ape- r. &t 4 Gfterm
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19
8 E | E 9 a t er

til 5elesiellfabetS Narsmgbe oil pca
,.Soo.", Manitobas o9 y. 8aciiicbane,
faa rehut erehe Billstter. 8enntrne i
Minneapplis bar lprset for frit Dpbolo
uuscr Mpoet for ale 8elpsenoe. 9al
rig Delegation foruentes.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19

% 6etenf bpao'ou sisr, % ri peo at
enbper Wanb, iom oil tit eset 9el, fine
8brns fremtibise gel, Rens
bebens Beifpttelie - pi peb, buab ban
pil ftemme for, trObs 9ariffifris % BRO
teftion for 5abrifanter % 8ismenb.
Uetent 6pab bu air..
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19

Foo pl0not Oolfet for al fremDolDe De
umulise af Dannelien al ct npt Barti
@bispartiet bapbe bu 100000 stem
mer, Demofraterne 100000 o9 inbe,
buert Barti fanotes reipettiue 100000
Slaoeeiere. Det er inblpienoe for en-
buer, at for noset Barti ba at optreb,
imo6 Slaperiet bar ensbetDbenbe mel
lSelpmorb. Det bar 200, 900 slapeeiere,
iom ba bolbt be to Bdrtiers Stiebne
fin Saanb % bet inoiaa osiaa Daniel
We6iter, ba ban ueb en- aonuention for
Wbispartiet bortueireoe bet belle meo
luftist 6ribebsinat, iom bet, buormeb
@epublifanerne opparter MI.
Sbas bolber 100000 Brenbepinsz
banblere be to fore Rdrtiers Sfiebne i
i'm 9aanb. De finbes inben be9se
Yartier Os eraltib ferbise til at ,,bolte".
Men uetop foroi at bisie to bar 6Oltets
Stemmer iaasobtiom belt imelIem fig
os Observation-Disclosures paa fin Sibe
isjen bar bper fit Strubetas paa benz
i bpilfet besse &onpentioner os besse
II Sartiers 2esislaturer og os Ronsress
menb bepiler = netop berfor Tan Ri in.
tet oente, foroi ri lite fan pente, at no.
get al Bartierne oil besaa Selpmorb.
Set maa erinbres, at bet lite er Maio>
riteten inben ct Barti, ion. ,,ruler" Yar>
tiet, men ben Minoritet, Der altib taar
ferbi9 til at ,,bolte"
v8orttaite in Stemme".
Det bar be 1000 stemmer faftet for
Birnep 1910, iom efter 20 Nars Scamp
ooeroanbt be 100000 inben @bigpar, |
tiet Os be 100000 inben bet oemotras
tiife. De 1000 Stemmer bar bortfae
itebe ba, lom be 10000 Stemluer fpr |
ct. Sobn par bet i 1884. Wen iom
Birneps Stemmer par aloftetlan9en
oper Slaueriets Baare, iaa par ct.
SobHs bet, ifslse Brenbeuinsbanble
esen ubtalelle, / 1884 ouer Qifsrtrafi=
fens. Bar Der 1910 6teniner bortfas
itebe, oa bur bet beres, lom ite,nte meo
bet ,.ninbite Dnbe" bet Saab. at ber<
ueb ifuloe fomme npset sobt. 9saar
spbeu oros fit suero tit GorlDar for
fin llretferoisbeb, flnoe bet li9elaa
sjerne bape lat Suerbet mob fit eset
Brplt. yeaar Observation-Disclosures be-
spnber golo, Moro os Bopcottins iom
MI pore Dase, siuer be Hrobibitionss
beueselien ben iamme Opnluntrins, iom
EDrterne sap Get triitne europa, naar
be pinte Yilesrimerne, iom oros til 5rel<
lerens @rau.
Salmon q. gbaie be9pnbte 1841 at
re1le omfr1n8 o8 pr9otte bet npe Eartts
9labe Sub ifab; til bet fentenbe Nar blep
Golfet ueb at forfpl9e bam meb 9aan os
2atter, men bet iertenbe ffjentebe bet
bam rs bans SAG fit 9iertes 9ploeit %
frelfte 2onbet fra Dotibens ftprite sfanl
o9 Sfjenbiel.
Sun oeo at femme imob ct Dnbe fan
bu iierne bet. @eo at femme or ct
Dnbe os bet Yarti, iom bet fontroqerer,
enbosierer os beifptter bu Dnbitaben.
So lensere bu brpier. 10 beftisere bl,r
8ampen. So mere 2icenie, oeito itar<
fere blir beres Mast, iom benDtter fig
af ben. Jorfaii 9uiai @aab til Ibia.
Ion ON at uente, antas Gfitofels Raa6
ansrib frog, os Seieren er por
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19
Masiemeoer,

6prlttommenoe Manbas often ben
22oe, uil Der bliue bolot 8rrbibltionsz
nsbe i airfen paa "a ctr. os "A glpe
Sub. Ser uiI blipe Taler baabe / bet
norite os cuselife Spros. Ntuiit ueh ct
Yraisbaua os COB Gang. slbsans fri
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19
reo aatte n

ben 26be bs. bulbes Yrubibitionsmebe
Ne,beeen a, &iueriioe os 26 Gpe. g.
Stubenterfuartetten pil lpnse o9 Y,obis
bitionsbauoet ipiue. @ooe 1aler, tom
ale, Nbsans fri.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19

@n Sente i Gbarleitotun, Snb., bar
lopet at sifte fig meo en- Manb, iom
Tilfelbe af at Ben 9arriion blir palgt,
ifal sipe benoe 800. men mooiat Jalb
ifal bun bore bans.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19

s 6fonene ner Blad @iper Sails,
@is., fanbtes 2i9et af en- $500 Mar
81. Maub. st Napn fanbtes paa bam,
nemlis 9eonarb 8. Sprout.
Metbobiiterne ifal oprette en- Sfole
os tenter paa at bpsse ben Gersus
Sails.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19

Oct ct title faa sreit at bore Yrefibeut
eleuelanb beaer. gaaar be Sabrifanter,
lom Ne'p Seriep fsr bans gala me-.
reoe ban9e Mnelier, MI erflerer, at be-
res Sorretnins lite bar libt en- 1pobel
'Inoer bans Nominiitration, men at at
ben tuertimob bar saaet fremab, ba fiaer
Nepublifanerne, at bet blot piier. at
0lepelano lite bar ueret iianb til at
fOranore ben Holitif, iom frembeles aaar
t9jen efter G. 0. P. ,,Nt bpis bisie
Snouftrier lite bar libt noaen Stabe.
oa er bet lite Gleuelanbs @fplo", iiaer
Journal. ut ri bar baarbe Irber nu,
er Glepelanos Sfplb, at Der er 9ooe 81,
Der Nep Seriep, er ifte Glepelanbs
stDlo. Vt Der tom Sroit paa 9peoeu /
Dt'nndota, er pel usiaa Glepelanbs
5tplo. men at 0atota fit grobibitiou
. bet ber pi taffe &epublifanerne for.
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5ocialiiterne / Minneopolis ital bile
ubferoise en- Yampblet, Der ital ,nbe-
bolbe &ritif ouer ale rationale glat=
former. De forlanser ubetinset sflfafz
felle al bet nerparenbe Wrbeibslpitem
os bets Steo national Cooperation
iamt national 8efibbelie al ale Mrbeios.
mibler.
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Sxbiana er en- doubtful Stat.
O9faa Yresbpterianerne bar erflaret
fig for Brobibition.

K. of L. Kickeren 1bomas Barrp
bolbt en- Gale goopers- Union 9all,
Seem Oorf. 9et git pGrit uooper Der.
Yowoerlp. Denne oplpier, at baabe
ban % 2it9man bar 8nisbts Of 2abor
formebelit ben 8etalin9 be fit. 2it6s
man bar lolst uo til @epublifanerne.
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1renet, bporpaa bar Blaine, @enr.
Y. 9. 9onep, Bruce Carr o. T., bleu
plDnbret Stem Oort. Gn table 800
fontant % en- Gbed paa $500. Gent
buormanse &asneblaoe Der fuube
bliue tisbt for bisie Yen9e!
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Miis Wollie See, iom af @amiep Co.'S
Minn. } Sarm os 2abor Yarti nominee
rebes til Superintenbent for Sfolerne,
nester at mootI9e 9eomirationen %
llutter lin @friuelie meb, at bun life anz
ier bet for noset &ompliment at labe fit
9eapn benpttes 5orbinbelie meb ,,ebers
laafalote Irbeiberparti". S,ort ital
bet bore.