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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

The Trade Journal, published at Balti-
more, the headquarters of the canning
industry in the United States, gives this
information about the cost of putting in
plants therefor that may be Of interest to
parties in this section: Leaving
out the cost of the house and
the process kettle necessary if corn and
peas are to be canned, the sum of $3.50
will cover the expense of starting a
cannery for tomatoes, peaches, apples
and all kinds of berries.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

While they are wrapped and bound
with snow and ice in the east, we of
Southern Kansas are -reveling in the
charmingest of spring weather. We
can't help the condition of our less for
tunate friends though we would; it isn't
necessary to say we wouldn't change
our own if we could.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

The order of Judge Osborn to the
county officers of Rush county to re-
remove the records of the county back
to La Crosse so enthused the editor Of
the Chieftain that he had the last issue
of his paper printed in red ink. They
have had red hot time of it in Rush
but we suppose the temperature will
simmer down now.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
Just What She Don't Want.

EmpOria Republican.
Mrs Emma Malloy expresses the belief
that Sarah Graham is still alive. There
is danger of Mrs. Malloy becoming weari-
some If she will let the subject of the
Graham murder drop the country will
gladly let Mrs. Malloy drop.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
SomnambuliSttc.

LeaVenwortn sun.
"A sleeping match is being arranged,
and Leavenworth and st, Joe have
already entered. - Atchison Globe At
Gibson would contest if it could stay
awake long enough to enter. Odds are
in favor of Leavenworth. 1t is being
backed by the board of trade.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

The Kansas City Traveller suggests to
the Burlington engineers that they hire
Sullivan to strike for them. 1t strikes
us that the engineers are striking hard
enough:themselyes for the business COM
fort of the road and the public.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

George Francis Train says the devil is
dead. The Democratic party should put
on mourning.-Ex.
We should think they would rejoice,
at the thought that the abode to which
they are headed is not to be dominated
by one of his sulphurious majesty's rep.
However, we are of the opinion that the
statement is heterophemous, gotten up
for campaign purposes
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

J. w. Hamilton. yice-president Re-
publican National league for Kansas, is
in receipt of letter from the Santa Fe,
which guarantees delegates and others
wishing to attend the league meeting at
Topeka on the 21st instant, a one and
one-third rate for the round trip.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
The Weight of Hearts.

Medical News.
The average weight of mems hearts is
II ounces each. and of womens only y
ounces. Thus when they give and take,
or exchange hearts. man IS the loser,
quality being equal. Mans average
brain weighs 40 1-2 ounces. and woman 3
A. The average weight of both lungs IS
for men 40 ounces and for women -
ounces. Garfield's right lung weighed
81 and the left 81 ounces, making 90
ounces of lungs, or IA ounces in excess
of the average.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
No Benedict Need Apply.

An observing man in New York has
made the discovery that the Democratic
party can always win with bachelors.
while with married men At the head Of
the ticket there is defeat. The following
benedicts Were defeated: Seymour.
Greeley and Hancock. The following
bachelors We're elected: Buchanan.
Tilden and Cleveland. This is USED as
an argument in favor Of the nomination
of HILL
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

The government report says that the
corn crop is the smallest since 1884, and
the remainder on farms also the small
est in seven years. 1t is estimated at
100000 bushels against 603, 200, 900
last year and 792, 000, 900 two years ago.
This will have the effect to not only
stimulate the price of that cereal for
some time to come, but will also stimu-
late larger planting the coming season
than for many years.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
Mills vs. Randall.

kansas City Star.
The Mills tariff bill proposes to reduce
the surplus by cutting of about $4,000
600 from the tariff and 80. 000, 900 from
internal taxes. Mr.. Ryndalls bill pro-
prses to cut off about $4,000, 900 from
the internal taxes and oStensibly $780,
900, 900 from the tariff taxes. The latter
repeats the tobacco and fruit brandy
taxes altogether, and reduces the whisky
tax to 90 cents a gallon. In other words,
the Mills bill proposes to reduce the sur
plus by relieving the people from taxes
on the necessaries of life, and the Ran
dali bill by relieving the whisky and to-
bacco consumers. This is the choice
which Congress must make. and which
the people will pass upon at the next
presidential election.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
4 Discriminating Estimate.

London Daily News.
Emperor William was not great man
in the more exalted sense of the word.
He had not the genius. not the states
mans power of creating conditions, or
the soldiers gift of organizing for
victory, but he could understand the
meaning of conditions created for him.
He knew the statesman and the soldier
when he came across them. He may
fairly be called great sovereign. al
though probably he would not heve been
so but for the crisis 10 which he was
called,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

Capt. Merriman, of the American ship
'Henry Failing" recently arrived at
San Francisco from Liverpool, reports
having encountered heavy storms. Sand
was blown on the vessel, at one time,
while she was hundred miles from
shore. Must have been regular Iowa
Storm
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
Unsurpassed By Any.

Lake OIfy Bee,
There is no grain growing state, old
or young. that Is more remarkable than
Kansas. She spring to the front in her
average yield per acre Of the cereal crops,
while her nutritious native pastures af-
ford an inexhaustible supply of food for
stock. There is scarcely one out of her
$4,000, 900 acres that is not adapted TO
agricultural or pastoral purposes.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
EXCHANGE SHOTS.
Plumb the Man.

Manhattan Nationalist.
Senator P. B. Plumb. of Kansas, could
be elected president of the United States
easier than any other man. He has no
superior in the senate, and only one
equal, Senator Sherman. Out ticket is
Plumb and Gresham.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

The Arkansas Democrat is responsible
for the statement that there ale 1850 sub
ordinate Wheel organizations in the
state. The Wheel is an organization Of
farmers. somewhat after the order of the
Grange of a few years ago. The new
order had its origin in Arkansas. we be-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

Senator ingalls,, it seems, has struck
streak of ill-luck. A shorttime since his
residence in Atchison was burned up,
and last Saturday night a business
house owned by him was destroyed by
fire
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

Kicking Bird" says he was the inven-
tor of the idea that the opening of Okla
homa would fence the hot winds out of
Kansas. We believe he also coined the
Chinese wall idea as applied to that
country. What puzzles us, therefore. is
how he is going to keep ont the hot
winds mentioned with the aforesaid
walls demolished. But being,,a prophet
perhaps be can explain.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

A great many people will live toregret
that they did not settle in Wichita in
1887 and early in the year, and those
who come now only regret having post
poned coming SO long.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
What's in a Name.

The New York Herald repudiates
Shakespeare idea that there is nothing in
a name and says there is a great deal in
nicknames that are tributes of affection.
1t instances Uncle Billy Sherman, Lit
tie Phil Sheridan, Honest Abe" Lincoln
Uncle Robert Lee. Jim, jimmy
are declared to be epithets of familiarity
rather than affection, and the same
lofty authority believes that the undig-
nified Jim" has always interfered with
Blaine candidacy for the presidency, as
did Sammy with Tilden's, Also that
the dropping of Steve" by Cleveland
saved his political bacon, and that Hill
and Randall are heavily handicapped by
their respective nicknames. Dave and
Sam" In short the Herald gravely an
nounces that it considers the subject of
names worthy of serious discussion by
the Intelligent mothers of the country, >
and thinks that some learned members of
the Sorosis should contribute a paper
upon THE names of babies, with view
to their candidacy for the presidency"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
The Great Lady In Art

North American Review
The great lady. in velvet and jewels,
makes but poor picture. There IS not
freedom enough in her life. She Is con-
strained She Is too far sway from the
simplicity OF hAppiness. In her thought
there is too much of the mathematical.
In all art you will find . touch af chaas,
Of liberty, and there Is in all A<>ssts a
little of tbs Eesshond-thas y - say
genius.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
Historical.

Kansas creeks were named before it
was expected that any one would live
here, and are inappropriate to their pres
ent surrounding. Kinsley is traversed
by Coon creek and Hutchinson by Cow
creek, while the spires of Mulvane are
rejecting on Dog creek.-Mt. Hope
Mentor.
Coon creek" is an old Indian name,
signifying sparkling water" In the
early history of the territory of Kansas
it was the habit of the aboriginese
to ship their scalps and other trophies of
war from this station. and after long
marches across the prairies, they, ac-
cording to custom prevailing among all
Indian tribes, spent day or two bathing
and cleaning up generally. The beautiful
stream meandering through Kinsley was
a favorite with them for bathing and
washing purposes, hence its euphonious
and suggestive name.-kinsley Mercury.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

Kicking Bird, otherwise Hon. NJ. W.
REYNOLDS, is now dubbed the prophet
of Geuda." So much for forecasting the
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

The action of the government in pur-
chasing from the family of Gen. James
Shields two swords presented to him
respectively by the states Of Illinois and
South Carolina, brings to mind some
thing Of the history of one of the re-
markable men of the country. James
Shields came to this country from the
north of Ireland when a boy of 16. In
1882 he became aresident of Illinois, and
from 1896 to 1864, he almost continually
held some office, civil or military. He
was general officer in two wars, was
wounded in both, and served in the
United States senate from the states of
Illinois, Minnesota and Missouri, this last
being distinction never attained to by
any other man in the United States, that
is. of representing three different states
in the national senate. Another marked
contrast between him and most of the
prominent men of the country lay in the
fact that he never accumulated wealth,
and it is said that in his latter years he was
much broken by age and wounds, and SUI
fered beneath the hard hand of poverty
conditions that at last made it necessary at
last for his family to part with these
mementoeS.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

The Winfield Telegram says that city
needs a maScotte. What has become
of Mayor Hackney?
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
Where He Gets Insp ration,

Arkansas City ispatch-
Mr. Gould, the periginating representa-
tive of the Ar kansas City Traveller, was
in the city this week in the interest Of
his profound and able Eli paper. The
Traveller has a large list of daily subscrib-
ers here which will be largely increased
es soon as the visiting boom in few
weeks sets in. Gueda Springs is greatly
blessed in the matter of news. First and
foremost it has the weekly Herald the
leading religious paper IN southern Kan
sas. and then 1t has the Traveller, with
full Geographic dispatches, ably edited,
brim full of local news and already each
morning for our breakfast tables. In the
evening comes along brother Greer with
his Winfield Courier containing the day
dispatches and on the same train comes
Brother Walton with his Evening Arkan
sas City Dispatch, a very sound paper
on economic and religious subjects, but
inclined to wander little on politics
On this train comes the great meropoli-
tan daily of the same date, Marsh Muir
docks unrivalled Wichita EAGLE and
Prentis' Newton Republican. Only q
day late comes the Commonwealth and
Capital, Leavenworth Times, the Kansas
Hutchinson News: these are few Of our
daily exchanges. Geuda Springs is not
out of the world. II is rust Oh the border
of the new world Of Oklahoma, locking
over into the promised land, apd the
Herald has a pile" OF mighty white ex-.
changes
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

The telegraph yesterday morning an
nounces the death in Washington of
Thomas j. Porter, the vice-president and
general manager of the Union Pacific
railroad company. Mr.. Porter was
formerly of Kansas, having pre-empted
a claim on the Neosho, in Coffee county,
in early days. He arose to prominence
in railroad management, by the force OF
his business talent, had gained an &C
knowledged position among the ablest
managers of these vast corporations.
and displayed an executive ability of
the highest honor. AS has been the case
with many other distinguished business
men, his death was fastened by the
weighty cares of his business.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

The South Kansas conference, Of the
NJ E. Church. which was in seMion at
Fort Scott this week, through the reports
OF the presiding elders, shows an increase
since the last Conference Of 500 Rem-
bers and about go, oo6 paid m aiais.s<s'
salaries s. H. Pre-, representing IL
St. Louis depository, made . skoS1nx
representing thst that instieutisn hi
Distributed during the pset year ~
sssS 20 worn out arA superanfusesd nh
i.ters Ia the evening Dr.. v1ncspt ID
dressed the conference. Today has been
taken up By the us,asl routine Of 6s..-
ness. There are atou. 80 ninistegynnd
Lar DELEGATES IN sftsndAan0s+Ex,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

weather.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
&oloblooi9beo.

On uns aompusnou / ct itsrre San=
belsbus i en- tpit 8p msbte forleoen iOm
npbast 8sieruelsitnant paa 8srien,
boor ban talte meo en- Wasler ON en-
5orretnins us sjproe BAN lao laoe Briss
tilbub, at Masleren erflerebe: "9e er
binbesal!" 9ette funbe ben unseW anbs
militere 9gre life taale, os fort efter
inbfanbt 10 at bans 8enner Zig bos
Masleren for at uoiorbre BAN. De
ipurste ON bans 8etinseller: Il pro
mile us J 8urtase". "Snsen paarz
fig Spps - ri sniter at pibe, ON 9e
pelser 8aarSe eler Biftol". "Set er
mig aloeles bet famine. = "Sel iaa
petser ri Yiitol. % Tioen?" "er
mig iulbitanois lisesplbis." "altiaa
imcrsen tiolis ST. 81" "@ierne for
mig; par iaa inilat iise 2sitnanten, at.
bpis lea life er fommen til ben 2ib, iao
fan ban trpst bespnoe at ifpbe aaisepei!"
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
ct iorminDifc Sen nnporen
oigc Spbcbcn al Tcnge
Sfatfam mcrct.

Tette bar / b II ienere 3i5 pRret ct pig
.i;t z ps,9amasl iblanot bore StotsmGno,
men i3r % CT Get mere ON at slsre at ior'
minnIie NataIet At 2Grinsspattslter. Si'
2r 9;rgs New Discovery for 5Rri1g
corce oes, lar Nntaret at Egbsfalc, for
1a,iaget req Earring, aitasei, os oct er mu'
tiat Of reeucere Nntalet Of 2Rringspatleu.
ter eueru mere. Spcrlsoes? SEQ at bape
en- 5laits al 2r. aiuss New Discovery paa
SaaeeS ps OF auocnbe ben ilplse Gnpisuins
ger, icainart man mRr.er at babe Sofe,
GortjeleIie, iaar Gals euer Smerter i Brp1
itst euer Chen, oa sorantrrer ri en- fulo'
I.anpis Sslbreoelie, Yrprefaifer frit bos
Z. o. Wontsomerp f go. "a
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Gu meaem ftor Nroeemt

at bet amerifanite Soft PLACES at BET
ubebaselise Os brpoicmme Sloebefin@
benbe, gatarrb. Wtan bebsper life at
uare iaalebes plaset. Set er subtsiort,
at Papillon (Clarke's extract of flax
Catarrh Cure siebliffelis linbrer os
belbreber Gatarrb. Rd lite meb at
fiSbe en- SLATE itrar. $1.00 pr. Slate
Dos 6. 8. @eiier eler ienbt peb Mobs
taselien at Yriien af YapiqOn Company,
Chicago, 81. Oh
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
6opeOgaarben "Nsrasersaaro", t

0opeDgaarben "ytDrasersaaro", til.
bsrenoe Yropriet9r 9bpso Siort, er
msb ben tiliteoeuarenoe Nul, Bsietnins
etc. / bisie Sase iOlst til Broprietar
@lelbien, ellie &estrup, for en- ajebes
ium al c. 100000 SIR.
Saaroen fiDbtes / 1875 Of Sr. Sjort
ior $4,000 8r., i bpilten Sum ben for
Suri3t csiaa pil tomme til at itaa ben
npe @ier, Sr. 8jeloien, forinoen ban
faur ben tilitr9ffelis beiat meo 8reaturer.
@aarbens Nul iparebe ben @ars fun til
en- Treoiebel al, boao Der bar peret ap-
let / be Ienere Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Bu6Iens Nrntfase

9ette er ben beoite Saloe / Werben 70,
Sfaar, cpreoen Sub, Saar, g9rieiaar, Salt
Rheiim, 6eberiaar, ubTnt, Stab, 5roitbpl
Der, 2istorne cg ale Subfpsoomme oe bel
breoer aIoeIes Piles, os bpis ben ii,e sisr bet
Sa trGpes in9en getalin9. Zen er saranterc'
at Ituae sisre fnloitGnbis GpIoeit, euers faa,
man 9eu9ene tilbase. Rris 25 Gents pr
SGfe. Salses hos
8. 8. Wont9omerp & Go.
Seccrab, Scua, % paa Npotbeier | ALE an'
ore 8per.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
ait M nltgt.

lloiolgt. 8eb i'm Infomit til ct for
nemt 8abeiteo trafer Jamilien u. So
milien s., Tom itaar / 8esreb meo at
puffe ino for at reiie tilbase til 8erlin.
a.: "6uao, pil Be alerebe isjen tase
tilbase? 8abeieionen er 10 life forbi
enbnu?" .. (iom bar faaet besse fine
9stre %iorloueoe): Seq bar life mere
Der at sisre - ies bar 10 aIerebe ubs
iolst!"
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Oct belle TolfS &jcnoche.

Dc, Tom bar brust Papillon (Clarke's
extract of fax Skin Cure, siper BET
ben fsrite Os bsieite Ylabs blanot 9ase>
mieler / 9ilfaloe al Suoipsbomme,
grpiipelas, Gc5ema, lloilet, glesner,
8ploer, Siles, &insorme os branbt
Sfaoe. 0ette p~iounoerlise Braparat
linorer piebliffelis ale bisie Slbebefinz
oenoe. 800 pr. SLATE bus 6. 3.
8eiier eler betalt furuo Ienbes bet al
Yaptaon Company, Chicago, Sa.
%
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

Gn Nrbenet Spo. Gn Sanblsnbe,
boeuoe paa Nsrrebrogaoe iajsbenhauu,
bemerfeoe en- Worsen N flor Nbefat,
Der meo 5aonen fulb at fOrIfiellise
@ienitanbe ilpstebe no Of bans Souez
fammeruinbue. Sort efter bespnbte
Gben fra Suiets Tag at bombaroere
5o%rbisaaenoe meb De i%tjaalne @jen,
itanoe, iom bet berueo lpfteoes gieren
at iaa tilbase, ri9ii9nuf / en- pberit iDrs
selis 9ilitdnb. s aumintrne fanot
ben Beitjaalne Here oeroifuloe Nipss
sienitanoe, iom ben tpuastise Gbe / i'm
lib baube i%tiaalet fra banl, uben at ban
bar anet, bpem Der ~forsuebe De irafte
9pperier.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

C%Oertrumfet. gn Mano aperterer
/ Nuiierne, at insen mtaa betrp bans
Some noset / bans Naun.
9asen eIter aperterer Ronen:
"nnoertesreoe Warp Gamblers bar Of
brig itiftet Gjelb / @iliam Saubers
Naun, bn bette Nopn life orer til at faa
&rebit paa. Warp Saroers."
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Gn unoerpanoslpfte, fouifrueret q

Gn unSsrpanbslpfte, %fOnitrueret Of
2iusne mefuniife Berfiteb / Sperise, %
boUeoiaselis beitemt til 5iifefansit os
anbet "llnberpanbsarbeibe", prppeses
for npsen 9io iicen, boorpeb 2ampen
uiite fig | enbper SeHieenoe tilfrebstils
lenbe. Den uc6rebte paa 10 GObs 9pb
ct fart 9ps puer 8nlieuerfsfanalsns
8unb cs branbte iaulrnse man sni.ebs.
Der ital tiblisere parst siort Here mis-
lpffebe 5Oriss.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

Gil Steoer oeitenfor 8rano Sorts / Cato,
ia er Yrileu miuore ero for en- Sei. Snaer
Eur o9 Returbiaet tolterr ouer 20 Dollars
Great Sails, Nontaua iuobeiattet.
yerloner, lOm a9ter at ta9e en- Eur 9Ien
oem bet noroli9e Minneiotn, 9atota og
Wtontaua for at beie Ganoet % lgae zig ei
mt Sjem inoen oct prG9tigftc Gpeoe'
bette | Verocn os ct Aserbrugsotitrltt,
Der er Ifiitet for blaneet EARNING, bgr be
nptte fig af oenne Nnleoning.
Scr Starter og rRrmere Splssninger BEN
penoe man Jig til n9rmsits Ngent, til boil
teniomhellt al 8%ompaniets Ngenter eler til
3. 4. Wbitncp,
9en'l Yois. ano 8tdet Ngt.
48.14tf ct. Haul, Ninn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
st nlGrfeliQt lthr.

st mGrfeligt llbr. On ubrmaser
/ gbuur. De 5unbs bar nplis tonitrueret
ct npt "aalenoers ps 9ato llbr", iom
ban bar siuet Naonet "Memento". Me=
fanismen er inorettet iduleoes, at Der
til en- pig 3ib bier Zig 9esn, iOm mins
Der llbrets gier ON, of ban ben Dag
ital afsisre en- ener anben 5Orretnins.
betale en- 8erel, msbe nosen eler fig
nenSe. 9stte Spitem fan osiaa anOen-
bes oeo 9afels ener Sanseubre.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
6n 13.aaris Worbsr. s Begun

"" lO'uuity Otuluet. y OeHpn~
oelien al forr. Maaneb bleu Spresutters
ne Seter, 8 0ar g., at 8atbolm / Seles
ono Sosn, os Sens, - Gar g., al 1pls
ltrup / Dronninsluuo Sosu, uenis. me-
oens be bar / Warfen for at paste area
turer for beres Susbonber, huis Mars
ter..sr9noier iammen. Sens IOs ba ben
minbre Gut mob Surben os ttlrebte bunt
meaet ilbe meo Slas / Gnlistet os ueo
at ieite fine ane paa bans Brpit. iua
at ben fife Gut iioen ben 1ib bar maat
tet lisse unber 2asebebanoline, inbtil
ban for nOsle GaSe iioen afsit oeo DE-
ben, rinielisuis Tom 5sfse al ben bam
Of @utten Sens tilfsiebe Ouerlait. Gen
13saarise gOlosmuub er MI lat unoer
uHentlis 9iltale.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

Naar Spitemet er ~unbersraoet al
Spsopm, burbe bet ifprfes os OpfriItes
ueb Gper's Sariapariaa. Gette Mebis
en- bar uoen rlnbtaselie piit fig at pare,
bpab bet uosipes for. Oct ialses al
9!uJsiiter os Sanblenoe meb Mebicis
Bris 81. Ser SLATER for IS.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

llobDsningerne tilbsrenbe Sooeo'
9aaroen Suelsbers peb Ngbors er neb.
brenbte; fln Sppeobpsninsen 5orpus=
terbolisen itaur tilbuse. 8reaturerne
bar paa Marfen, os Seitene lpttepes bet
at iaa uo. 9erimpo iubebr9note rs
Spin.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

Or. M. Bad, Streator, 81, beifabi.
sebe anfelen os bieu nsbiaset til at aaa
u,eb arptte 10 Waaneoer. giterat ban
bapoe brust to SLATER ct. Safobs Die,
bar ban fulbftanois belbreoet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Ior Ganoioat for GreEocnt.

San oil blipe nomineret al 8onpentionen
cs ualst Of Softer, forot ban oil u9re ben
rrrmeite til at uo'nloe Soealet Tor ben bsies
1te Wosifrat. Electric bar opnaaet ben
tsite Wlaos, foroi inaen' anoen Wsoicin bar
iaa uloeles uo'plot Soeolet Of en- iulofom,
men Comic os sGeemiOosl. 5citet bar soo'
'jenot Electric Bitters os ftoler paa bette
spperlise 9r9emiooel / Gle 2eper., Waue.
re- Wpreigsoomme. 5or aleilass malariife
Gpsecmme fcraariaset oeo malarif Gift,
IAN Electric Bitters life notion anbefales.
Get belbrscer osiaa Scpeopine cs 5oritop-
pc!ic. 9ilfrebsItilelie saranteres euer oss
Eaa 8ensene sioas tilba9e. Bris so gts. Us
81 hos s. $ Noutsomerp & 60. "a
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

Gtort Gienbomslalg. SOoeosaaroeu
&rpsbenlunb meo Stenltrup 8irfe er al
Gieren or. 2anafiloe iplst til 8aptein
Suiio al 5rebrifsbers for $4,000 SIR.
Suuentarium, Snbbo iamt @uarosreos
ltaber meoiplser i8jDbet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

8ammel Sat. 8aa @jetrupsaaro
leoer en- &at, Der til 5Oraaret bliuer Is
9ar. Sen bar / Nlt fpbt $50 aiIinser
os bar altio ueret en- fOrtrinlis SEAT
til at tase Mus os &otter, bporfor
mango al oens GitertOmmere er ipreote
piot ~pmfrins.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

5inlanbs IorIte f%uinoelise &loffer.
aantorntieneiten peo ben iuenif tpIfe
Menigbeb / 8ibprs er ifslse ct gibors
blao ouertaset al 5rpten Nnna @erns
6ielm ira n9unte 8p.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

Sampifibs' Selfabet "S%binBuaaa"
er at ben neoiatte Solosiftsret / bisie
9ase tilfjenot en- Gritatnins al 10000
SIR. for ben 6jalp "@eiier" / fin 9ib
poebe 3ampltibet "9unau" peb at bug
iere bet tilbase til New gorf, ba bet
Fable lDt Sapart.