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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-06
LIST or PRIZES.

0l3t rsisss, aueansjng 70. -. Sl.0SAS0o
NesU.Nehs>s dnvisR Capital Prtsss
ass MT es1tlsA 70 tssniSal .pEissa
- ANfos Clso RAfss. or any farther
ipeorassioa desired. write lsgibly 70
the un,iscsigssd. clearly stating you!
yesilsnos. With STATE County street and
Dnnhar Moro rapi rstnrn nail c>liv.
cry Will - assured by yoar enclosink
- ssvslere bsa.iaR your fall addrsss.
Rad postal notss. express mooey
oTAssa. or New York Exchange in ordi.
nAsy lesasY. Carrency by Express (as
our sapsoss) sddrssssd.
n. A. DAUPHlN.
New Orleans. La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-06
LOUIS B. ABADIE.
tAgent.)
NEW BAK cry,
CONVICTION. LA.
Fresh BREAD EVERY DAY

Broad sad Cakes ean b had At the
,eaad Deay The neat market, OF at the
Bakery.
Wall deliver frssh Bread every morn
ing q your residence. u desired.
Choice and Fancy Cakes .
speciality.
Orders for Cakes for pisnies. parties
ADD sappsrs particularly solicited. All
81 - orders should - oeos In one day
il advAaee, and will b sxseatsal il 4
,aanser that will gvasaatss sasistastioa
Il ooanssiion with store and bakery Z
BAR ROOM
has boeo established, veil stocked will,
the choicest Wiass. LiqseEs. Cigsrs.
Lager 9eos, ete.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-06

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Groceries.
How % order Groceries Write =
JAMES MAI1-EY,
wpeesaAls Aup RscA,L 0aossa.
Nos. ~ aaa ~ Drysass sssssa
NV OsLsAHa
We packs and delivers Family Sup
piios % beats or cars without extra
eharRo. The IsllowiaR will give ~
idea Of hio very
Low Prices:
Co6ss 70 % - ssats Per poSnd. Flour
8 pounds for q. Try b with A
order.
YIN bay and fsvsish you vith any
ehioR IN o. out Of nv line. that you
may possibly wish. VIII atteod % the
aAls Of sugar. Cotton, Rice. Mos. Wool.
, Hidsa. Honsy. Poultry. Egg. xee.
Also. dealer 10 day. Corn. Osta. bran
Cotton Sod Aesl. Etc.
Pnlcus Low. Visitors welcome. Cor
Irespondsnoo solicited. Circular and
psies llss free. mailed % application.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-06
For Sale.

Thorosgh-brsl Ms.iuo asd Cotswold
Sbesp.
Farming stsDsils.
Butter. Mia. Egg and Vegetables. at
ssulpha1 springs rlAotstiSn, near Gov.
iagtoa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-06
Land O6cs, New Orleans. La.
March 8. 1889.

March ., l66S.
NotiSs 10 hereby xiveL LAT enc E.p. ..
jne 1amGd ~ g. u hss Aled notice ~ Il
intsntion 10 Maks Alas proof In sufport
Of his claim, and ttas said p, Of viii
b. made b,iore e. . judge. or IN his a..
renee tbs clerk Of the district court,
as Co~inxtor. La. on Thursday. Nay :,
JU09. vis:
Hmrmoeon Howe.
wh,Msis Homestead Entry No. TIA.
for Il . west half Of the northwest quar-.
Ter Of section Il. township s. south
yases 10 east st. Helena meridian.
Ne names the following witnesses 70
rrove his continuous residence upon
sod cultivation Of said lsni. Wis:
Charles Toney. John Carroll. Martha
Block yell, Prestol buEns, al Of st.
TAmmany parish. L.
nshlO 6, TH0e ). BuTLxs. ReSiaser.
La.a Omcs. New Orleans. IA. 1
March IL, l8&0.
Notice 10 hereby given that the follow
6uR naruol settler hes died notice Of his
jnSsasiSs n make 6nal proof in rapport
Of his osAias. anil that sAi1 proof Gill he
made before the negiater and Receiver,
q. 4 LAud O6BeA, Is New Orleans, L.. /,
On Nba5,y May "a. 10. VIZ:
Erwin P. Hill,
who made Homestead Estsy No. 7lso.
f.ss che west lsalf Of the northeast quar-
Sss Of .sction -. township Z. south
range - east a. HdGss msrsdSG1.
lie names the following witnesses to
prose his continuous rssideoce upon
onA oulti sasieo Of sald land. viz:
0Anausl CniiOek. Press Craddoek.
WilliaM Provost. Dixon Crawford. all Of
B. TA.awanv Parrish. L.
mhl6 St Tuos. ]. BUrLEa, Rsgiater.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27
MASONIC.
Something About the Late Schuyler Moses,
g of Rochester, n. Y.

Something About the Late schuylcr Moses,
of Rochester, n. Y.
Schuyler Moses was born in Canton, Hart
ford county, Conn, Dec. 81, 1898. He YVES
the son of Elisha Moses, and was the eighth
of a family of twelve children. His parents
removed to Lenox, Madison county, n. Y,
in 1910 and went to Rochester in August,
1917. The deceased was then in this 18th
year. He received his education previous
to the removal of the family from Lenox.
and when he went to Rochester he learned
the carpenters trade, which he followed till
1856. He then retired from that business to
turn his attention to real estate, of which be
was large owner.
He had been a Mason since 1921 and became
member of Valley lodge in 1916. He was a
member of Doric council, R. and s. NJ, Mum
roe commandery and Ruth chapter. He was
probably the Oldest member of the order in
New York. He was thrice married. In July,
1924, he was united to Elsie Carpenter Two
children were born as a result of this union,
bob of whom now live in California. His
frsswife died July 10, 1886, and on March
% 1887, he was married to Susan Morgan.
Her death took place Nov. 9, 1885, Mr. Moses
was married to his third wife, Bertha Cal
lender, Dec. 4, 1910. She died May "a, 1871,
and left two children.
The deceased was the oldest Of the pioneers
Of R4chester, the Oldest ex-supervisor in the
county, the Oldest ex-aldernan and assessor.
He had lived longer in the same location than
any other citizen. He voted for James Mon
roe in 1920 and at all the other presidential
elections since, voting for President Harrison
last fall He was summoned as a trial jury
man in the October circuit court in 1888 and
served as such
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27
Knights of Honor.

knight W. q. Nichols wants the black ball
abolished. He says in The Knight of Honor:
''Our laws provide committee whose duty
it is to investigate the character of the appli-
cant. If any brother has any knowledge
which the committee should possess it is his
duty to communicate it to them. If he feels
that the committee does not give his informa-
ton sufficient consideration it is his privilege
to speak in open council And when the ap-
plicant has successfully passed the ordeal of
a physical examination. when the committee
who have investigated his character have
found no peg on which to hang an adverse
report, l submit that he is entitled to his GER
tificate; certainly nothing short Of major
ity should deprive him Of it.
81 have never known the black ball to be
used-Ihave never heard of its being used-for
a legitimate purpose. In every case that I
have known it has been used from personal
and unworthy motives. And it must be SO
from the very nature of the provision. It is
q towards weapon. 1t affords opportunity
for the qualification Of personal spite and pet
ty revenge by a stab In the dark 1t fostered
that bigotry, intolerance and prejudice which
our banner denounces. 1t Is a stain upon our
escutcheon, and sincerely hope the time Is
near when it will be wiped out.n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27
Order Kesher Shell Barre!

At the yearly convention Of the grand
lodge, held in Philadelphia, the officers were
all present when President Louis Greil called
tbs meeting to order. Twenty-six lodges
nYPennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Dis
trict of Columbia, North Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama and Louisiana were represented
The reports showed the receipts in all the
lodges to have been 81, 1926; disbursements,
SS6,9O437; cash on hand, s35, O16.O1; receipts
from all sources were S4S, 1856. OF this
SO, 1926 was balance on hand. The reserve
fund was increased by the addition of
S5,S1S.61. The entire surplus was 81, 2261L
The election followed with this result:
President. Mr.. Aaron Brag, of Baltimore;
first vice president, Mr. B, Gusdori, of Wash
ington; second vice president, Hon. Morris
Marks, % New o=lsaas; treasurer, Mr.. Moses
Rosenbaum, Of Philadelphia; secretary, Mr.
Alexander ReinStine, of Philadelphia; ser-
geantat-arma Mr.. Theodore Basch, of Sa-
vannah, Ga. executive committee, with the
president, the two vice presidents and the
treasurer, Mr.. Lewis N. Rosenberg, of Balti-
MOI Mr.. Benjamin Kahn, Of Philadelphia;
Mr.. Meyer S. Frechis, Of Philadelphia;
Mr.. s. ". Goodman, Of Philadelphia;
Mr.. Meyer Stern, of Philadelphia, and Mr..
Philip Indig, of Philadelphia; commissioners
of endowment fund for three years., MeSSrs.
David Klein and R. Brunswick, of Pennsyl-
vsnia; Henry King, Jr., of the District of
Columbia; Kaufman Katz, Of Maryland,
and David Barwald, Of Georgia. These serve
with MesSrs. Joseph Mayer, of Alabama;
HsFRg Kronheimer, of the District of Coluu-
biz; Isaac Gelder, of Pennsylvania; Jacob
Hamburger, of Maryland; Jacob Hecht, of
Virginia; Isaac L Greenwald, of North Caro-
lima; a. g. Hartogensis, Of Maryland; Edwin
A. Ezekiel, of Virginia; Jacob Myers, of
Pennsylvania, and Morris Jaretzky, Of Penn
ovlvania
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27
ShIloh,s COnsumptiOn.Cure.

No. l. This is beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine we have ever
sold, few doses invariably cure the worst
cases of Cough, Group, and Bronchitis,
while it's wonderful success in the cure of
Consumption is without parallel in the
history of medicine. Since it's first dis
covery it has been sold on guarantee, q
test which no other medicine can stand. Ii
you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to
try it. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and 81. If
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by A. C..
Smith & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27
Sexe.,-saI League,

Over 8, 600 has I'm paid to sick brothers
since December, 1888. The supreme treas
urer's last report shows about $1,000 depos-
tied TO the credit of the reserve fund.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

"A Victory for the A. o. o. W., Which 1s OF
Interest to Members of All Orders.
Judge Valiant. of st. Louis, recently dis
'niss6 the quo warranto proceedings begun
lat the instance Of the superintendent of in
surance against the Ancient Order Of United
|Workmen to GUST the order out Of its charter,
On the ground that it was doing an insurance
business without compIYinG with The insqy-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27
IN SECRET SOCIETIES.
The Odd Fellows in California
Coming to the Front.
ANOTHER TEMPLE DEDICATED.
Something About the Late Schuyler Moses
Victory for the A. o. U. W.
Knights of Honor.

Odd Fellows are coming rapidly to the
front in California. Increased membership
asSa increased prosperity seems to be the or
der OF the day. Inside of year there have
been several new temples dedicated to the
order, the last being in the city Of Redding,
the metropolis of northern California.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27

]. w. FARRELL g. Co., plumbers and gas
filters, opposite Teasdeps store, 1877 South
Main Street. Telephone 200. Send your
orders,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27

The great detective story, "Another's
Crime" begins next Sunday. Subscribe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27

In prices of painting, paperhanging and
signs at S. L. P. & A. Co., 63 E. First South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27

FN@lVI
relief, Sl2, $3.50; paid for relief of widowed
families, So, 1906; number of widowed fam
lilies relieved, 1871; number Of weeks sickness
paid, 2,206; number of brothers buried by the
order, 20; paid for burial of dead, 81, 800 81 !;
paid for charitable purposes, S2,S0467; paid
for current expenses OF lodges, So, 7125G; total
receipts of lodges, S1O6,OS49O.
REBEKAH STATISTICS.
Eet gain, Ito; total membership, near
5000; amount paid for relief, s14S47; amount
paid to widowed families, 1921. %; expenses
of lodges, S3,O3627; total expenses, s., G32. IS;
total receipts, S4,SS59Z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27

The location is peculiarly desirable, being
nearly in the business center of the city, on
the corner of Market and Butte streets, with
stores on the ground foor, facing on both
streets The building is of pressed brick and
two stories high, the dimensions being 50 by
90. The first story front is of iron and glass,
with two large stores fronting on Market
street. The grand entrance to the second
story is on Butte street, as is also the third
store room of the first floor. On the second
floor there are eight rooms suitable for Of
fees, two large ante-rooms and lodge room,
the latter being 80 by IS, with high arched
ceiling, in the center of which is a forty jet
chandelier, with powerful reflector. The
furniture is new, neat and substantial The
tensSAe cost, as it now stands, nearly $4,000.
Prom Michigan Grand Secretary Whitney's
report are taken the following statistics for
the year ending Dec. 81, 1888:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27
"A Terrible Fall

Wall paper at Ross.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27
GLAWS0R BRnS., DEATISTs.
YouGhN SAVE M0Ng
THE COLUMBIA BIGYGIFS

DURCHASIN YOUR SUPPLE
&i6 Fourth Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27

La. BURTON,
DEPUTY U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR.
" Civil Engineer, Hooper Eldredgs Block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27

Us. JENSEN, WATcHMAkER.
REPAlR1NCl IN ALL BRANCH, rs AGENT
III VICTOR bicycle. Best Known. 40 Main St.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27

A RE THE FAVORTTES. SAFFTTEs AN
a Tricycles perfection. Buy only the be
G. w. Cushing. Agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27

2 :. = EsIf = ~-uVNB UE4WJ . ] uhEs
A NYTHING AND EVERYTHING BOUGH
a sold and Exchanged. Highest Price. n
a S. West Temple Street.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-13

ben % iiabt ipm IN anoen nlui'rosl's
"Barbar".
Der por en- lib, - ifriper bet famine
8lab - ba moi / gurppo penteoe, at
getens O%pfnpelier ituloe tase &t a
meo Storm os glue bet mastise 3dno
ct europeif Soina. Man aiisnois
stibslaoainser q auioe, @afler, Sirpms
per ps Yiaroforter / ben 3ro, at ale
oisie Eager NOT lfuloe pirie pnd ai1e
ierne. Wsn Rsiultatet bar lanst'ra
iuaret til 5pruentninserne; 8tna oil
enbna / lanse 9iber peobllue at troole
8eitens Civilization Os oRre bet lanirle
eieubommelise 9anh, ION bet er ben
9aa iod9.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-13

bespnber omfrins Wioien al Warts, os
Oct opiiIfebe apantum / 1888 ubsioroe
s a 9 Miu. Sfrei.
Bet lamlsbe Streiffe / 1888 antases
OF bare aaaet pp til So WiGioner Sfrsi
meb ca. 10000 6eftpliter aeper %
1000 Seftoliter &cgn.
Sifbefiiferierne er life l9ns
sere al ben 9eiDonins iom / samie
9ase, Briierne er saaet ~betpoelis uebao
/ be iensre Nar, bpilfet for en- itsrre Gel
lfplbes ben bgie 1olo, Der er last paa
ben ialteoe Bare / 8uSlano % Init
lamb.
1888 antases Der at babe unret
iiIfet al 5ebiilb Ell $50 q 100000 1br.
Sanoelsuare, os bet lamlsbe opilieoe
8pantum al Glib er for bet iioitnepnte
9lar anilaaei til $4,000 StftOlitsr.
3 be isnere alar uoitibes itBrre
8pantum Silo / ferif 1ilitanb nebfnst
/ SOIi9re. Wan bar osiaa bespuOt
mesei meo Rosuins bette Srobutt ipres
at baue iunbet pilise Warfeoer. 2n-
iiOstilpirfninsen bar Osina saaet itarft
iremab / be iioIte Var % ifaffsr mango
5olf Spsieli9ttelle.
Den norite Srbuitri bar saaet leput
fremno / be iiolte 20 Nar.
9il 9epis berpaa fan tjene iplsenos
Op9aos, Der uiIer @rpprtperoien al
inbuItrielt Nrbeioe:
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-13

Seq tai til Sluiuins anisre, at /
1887 inofertes oirefte fra be 5oreneoe
Stater til 0orse for ouer Z Min. 6r.
gtu er oct l~dHoIpnlist, at Der er inbfsrt
inbirefte oper England os Samburs os,
Iaa for lere Miaiontr al amertfanfe
Tnrer. &Or9es uofsriel til be 5orenebe
Stater oil i~onbipnlisois breie fig ON
II q 2 Wiu. 8roner, bouebidselis Era.
masie, Tsrif % Silb, iamt enoel DIT
os Sermetif m. b..
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-13
Su6IeuS Hrutfa.0aISe.

Tstte e. ben besfe Solpe I Bsrben 70,
Siaar, sprepen Duh, saar, Varteiaar, sali
abenm, 6sberiaar, 1oNat, Stab, GroNbpl.
DER, 2istorne % ale Subipsoomme o. bel.
oreoer oIbsls Piles, o. bpis ben TIE siJr Bet.
ga srapes insen Detailing. Ten II aaranteret
1t ffnle siDre fuIbitanbts SpIesH, .u.rs faa,
nan psnsene .ilbass. Gris rs Gents sr.
9Gfe- Selses bos
8. .. Rsutssmerp b @.
DEBORAH Soma, o. saa Np.tbeiss 1 sIs an
ore NssI
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-13

Nf 5iifeparsr ubaisr aiipiilfen so
p~eopronuftet. 3 1887 uofsrtes Der Of
benne Bare AZ Miu. 8s. til en- S9roi
al IA Mia. 8r. SenimOo Z Barter al
eenue Bare suor iii Spanien.
Ii 9erfif uoIertes 1887 III Wil.
as. til en- bIresust SGroi a! beuimob 6
Dlil. ar. Oct meite at benne @are
aaur til Stalieu % 0iterrise, osiaa til
b. 6orsnsee Stater 9aar Der omtrert ]
Min. as.
VT ROsu erpurterecss for beuimCc
II Wtia. % af Erau for Al Min. ar.
&Osnen bsnpttes peientl,s til I9n
unber be frantic Saroiniferier.
uoisrielsoaroien ai ialtet Silb bar /
be liOlte Iar breiet fig IN 10 Mia. 8r.
If be l.srre 6iiterier / Rorse, maa
isrii % fremit merfes 2oiUiiifsriet, Der
ipreaaar / Sintermaaneberne Sanuar.
5ebruar, Marts os uoopsr til Wioten
af Gpyil.
8 bet iibite aar (lSSS) antpses So
fptfiitets lamlebe aodntim at blpe no.
siort ca. rs Nin. Gtrei. Dstte auantum
er npset minbre eno / be to ~foresaaenoe
Anr; men lbbpttet at 2eper ps &o9n
par beiere emo ~noseniinoe tiolisere, oa
5iitsn par ~uieouautiS tor % leuerbol
big. s @jennsmiuit antases buer Sfrei
/ 1888 at bdus peiet en- 5emteoel mere
END / 1887, ia, mon 1T enfelte grems
plarer, Der Ueiebe op til 43 &c., alliaa
mere enb Saluparten al en- poren Wunbs
89st.
ROmsoulsFitst log Osiaa soot til /
bet iiolte Nar, bet iamleoe 8uantum ans
tases at baoe naaet op til 10 MiQiunsr
Strei, bpiIfst Eal uiitnuf life er naaet i
noset auoet Gar, naar unptases 1886.
8aurfifet (2Oboefitet) i 5inmorten
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-13
Tpracs @anoel % Snenfrt.
(aF 3a'arins Sei mannisn).

Den iamlsoe Srst at DC meuem
0orse rs llelauoet 1857 omlutte ga
rer tor bsresuet til 1854 ailosrom.
Il 3s. liot oper 2 Yunc)
OmiGtnirsens idmlene Saroi Dor
bereanei iii 24o Niilionsr aroner.
ubfprfeIeus idmleoe S99t no
aicrSe 1.7iS NRia. a9. iii en- beresnei
garbi al l07 Mia. aronsr.
6oroeit pda be forIileliSe BEARINGS
peie filler oct Jig laalebes, at SGrsisn
nf StOpnriiten o9 9r9iu6nitrien uo'
aiuroe 81 Mil. aroner. al 6iiferipros
butter 80 MiG. ar0uer, al ouere nor te
Qrtitler 20 Min. aroner oa al slenuos
fBrte fremmtee Sarer 5 Niu aroner
vi ben dusiune SGroi al De | 1887
ubipyte norits Srrparer tdlosr 273
Win. aroner pdu ben egentii9e 1r9laIt,
Il Ntaiou paa 3rrmnSie % Geluloie
90 omfIins , @til. aroner pua Jprltlt
Ter os paa Traiueaer cs oreieoe IRE
parer.
vi ben eseutlise 1ralait uogloroe
bet uoIii6eoe apautum $4,000 &esis
I%tertou, % huoroi ben beuleoe 9dlt uos
siprbe 22l, 900 ResiftertonS ps al ifaas
rem 2oit 2O2, 600 &esiitertpns.
uofsriclen al bSplet % I~tnnren 2ait
bar pGret | iepn Stignius, meoens
Rpantumst al De minSre iorGbleoe Sors
ter er saaet iorboibspis tilbuse.
Yrilerue bar 0esperre / De Ienere Nar
onaet ltaois ueoao, men MI / iioite Splt
bar Der paret ct beipSeli9t Dipping
i9ien, Ian III maa 1ioerne pna 1relalt
iiees Of u9re sobe.
Def meite al ben fra Norse uofsrte
3raiait 9aar til 5tprbritdnien % Or
LAMB, uemlis msQem : Z us Z at ben iams
leoe lloigriel, - bern9i tommer 6ranfs
rise, 8sIgien % pp0ano o9 / be Ienere
Gor bar osiaa Qeperins at norit 5ra'
lat til aIitraiien r9ret i ran Tiitaz
.enbe.
Del foruemlte uoltibrin9siteo Gtor9e
er 6reb1iisitob, Seru0lt tommer Dram
men, 3riitiaria. Sreoritsbaio, Der er
fprreiteu mesen uoltibnins fra 9auruif,
SftensiiOroen, 8raSers, Ireuoal, 8ri-
itinnIauo os E%ronobjem.
llpfg,ielen Of 9r9mosie % Gellulole
bar sdaet iremab meb Ell %uiebpdnli9
S~urtisbeo. s 1875 onoros nemlis
llbTsrieleu iis iii life mere eno $40
IONS % Den beregueoe @Rroi til $780,
900 SIR. - / 1887 bar ben itesen til
1860 IONS % til en beresnet Saroi
af 7,335,000 ar. vi bsune Bare 9aar
psinu Oct itgrIte 8Uontum til @r9lano.
men man bar usiaa ~betpoelise Nl9ts
ningsmarfeoer for bette Yrp0utt / Mnte
riin, 6ranfrise os 8elsien.
Giterip9raielen pna 3rGmasie bar
pGret meset liplis, os mun bar oerior |
Reseien boritinset paa 5orbaano bet
fommenbe Gors Yrobuftiou, men trOcs
benne iterte G~iteripsrsiel bar BOG Yri-
lerne oerst ~ialoenoe; men osida Der
bar BET liblte War brast en- Joranoriug
iii bet Beore.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-13

SnbfBrelen piier o9Iad, at ben
ineenlnnbite Snouitri er saaet iremao,
mar mdn Ter, at ira 1878 til 1887 er
SnOfsrielen til 5orbrus saoet nebab fra
"A 2 til SO PCT, mebeus Snofsrielen /
Srobuftionssiemeo er saast rp fra rs 8
iii SO PCT.
Den iamlebe SnofSrielsuRroi / 1857
uo9joroe 1887 Nia. aroner.
vi De uisti9iie 9nofsrieisartifler fan
r9pnes 8onuorer. Den bers9nebe
Smportp9roi al benne Gare / 1887 be-
LIB Zig til 245 NliG. aroner. Som
8euts pua benne gares Brisfalb | be
~Ieuere Nar, fan napues, at / 1881 inbz
fertes noset minore eno / 1887, % troos
bette, lao bar bog Teroien / fsritn9pnte
aar beresuet til of uosjsre Omfrins 40
Mil 8roner.
N9It efter aornparer fcmmer be iads
falote W q nu afturoarer, ipunone
% pepebe Sasef, psiaa Snofsriels.
pGrbien at bisle Sarer bar fra 1881 til
1887 9daet nebab fra 26 MiQ til 20b
Ntia. 8rpner, liseleoes er & olonial l.
parerne (8affe, Gutter, 1obat nj.
n.y. / famine 2io 9aaet neoab fra Is til
Is Miiu. 8rOner.
vi De inoferte Sarer fan Osiaa nepa
mes YrGubeoiu % Spiritus
Supporter berai er ~betpbelist aitaset,
'aa at / 1887 Operites llofSrieien Del
iubfsrte aoantlm meb $4,000 Site,
eaee Eotter, beresret efter so PCT
Stprfe. Oct inhenlanbiie Sorbrls al
Sr9uoebin er for bet iioite 9ldr berssuc1
til 2,S Sitter pr. Snobpgser eIer melleu
J os I Salon; laapiot jes erinorer pa,
Jorbruset be 5oreuebe Stater i 1885,
1.6O Gallon pr. Soosb, mob 2.52 Sal
Ion | 1910.
Sc ~ooenfpr a%nisrte b~erssuehe Scr
bier for De inofDrts Sopeoartifler piIe
en- betpSelis 9ebsons, bette iorf(arer, a
Norse, trObs De ~lansoari8e nebaosaa
| enoe Iiber, bog bar sooet frsrtao, efter
! Iom be Sdrer, Der fisbes, er biliser
eler bdr oarst &jenitano for itprr
D Necsdns enb be, Der ielses. Selr
:. 9anbet bar bapt 8eoinit, men We0eu
mauoen e0er Sanbelsmanben bar maait,
tase 9abet.
Naar jeg flyer, at 2anbet er saa'
iremao irobs be nebabsaaenbe 3ibe'
tror ies at babe ct Uepis for benr
a Saaitano bl. a. beri, at ben antagr
r Jormue, bporai Der iuareoes Stat, b
/ 1881 par OH Ilaast til 1861 Min. @r
n bar i 1886 iieset til l,540 Min. &
Sertil fan pslaa isies, at bet norf
Sorbbrus ps 5aoriifen bar saaet b.
tpbelis fremae / De iioite 10 aar, fol-
II uemmslis bar Weieribebriiten taset b,
tpbelist Dipping. 2anbets Sfatteeur
n oiloe, buis life Stibsfarten bdpbe 9aa'
O iaa folosialt tilba9e, uaret saast ia
betpoelis fremab i be iiofte 10 Nar, iol
neppe n~o9eniuoe isr; men Tom Jag
c Sfibsiarten bar baut en- lem 1ib, b
: bar uaret itarft ielelis for 8pitbeiOll
a niusen. Men osiua Der er 1iberne n
3 sobe. 5 fioite Ssit er Jrasterne pa
entelte Ruter saaet pp til mere enb b,
bobbslte, bsrpeb er Sfibsoereierne saa'
: pluoielis pp, bette oil isien beuirfs M
r gen Oueripefulation; men ben Snctes
! Der er fommsn inb, er bog tommet 2ar
bet tilsObe % uil sisre tit til at iatt
mere 2ip i 5crretninserne.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-13
9pcrtisicm
Dunoen Ga oens Spejlbilleoe
iaoeaa,s.

Soet Ell 6iHo ait ousr IN y,.
ct etpt'e NisO ! 5labru, ilo hon.
SiaeOe iganoet. % to9 o~stforatr-
en- anoen Suuo mco ct sts,,, 81.
eObbelt iaa tort iom ocns cas,
IIae oericr fit GtBi;a, for / 5,s
inasee eiter ben anoens itgrre 5,,n
Zen mtiteoe benz iaaleoes b,,s,
sgiops 5dbter.