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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-05
Cash Assets Jan. 1st, 1884 :. 1885, $50 "a.

Takes Risks against Loss OF DAMAGE nv Fire
on Buildings, Merchandise, Machinery and Furn-
iture on favorable terms A. JAEGER
III ~ Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-05

Philadelphia Board Of Underwriters
a GENTS for the Hawaiian islands.
~ 1910 iy &. BREWER L co
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-05
General advertisements.

Boston Board of Underwriters.
A GENTS for the Hawaiian islands.
n 1870 " {. BREWER \ CO.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03
Eat. Honey,

Thousands and tens of thousands OF chill
dren are dying all around us, who, because
their ever developing nature demands sweet
ness, crave and eagerly eat adulterated can
dies" and syrup of modern times. III these
would be fed on honey instead, they w0nld
develop and grow up into healthy men anu
women Children would rather eat bread and
butter; one pound OF honey will reach as far
rs two pounds of butter, and has, besides, the
advantage OF being far more healthy ana
pleasant tasting, and always remains good,
while butter soon becomes rancid, and often
produces ii crarnp in the stomach, eruptionS,
soreness, vomiting and diarrhe. Pure honey
should always be freely used In every family.
Honey eaten upon wheat bread Is very bene,
fetal to health. The use Of honey instead OF
sugar for almost every kind OF cooking Is AS
pleasant for the palate as II Is healthy Tor the
stomach. In preparing blackberry. raspberry
or strawberry shortcake. 1t Is Infinitely supe-
rior. 1t is common expression that honey
Is a luxury, having nothing TO do with The life
giving principle. This Is an error. Honey Is
food in one OF its most concentrated torms.-
True, 1T does not add so much to the growth
Of muscles as does beefsteak, but 1t does i'm
part other properties no less necessary to
health and vigorous physical and intellectual
action. 1t gives warmth to the system, arous.
es nervous energy and gives vig0r to all the
vital functions. To the laborer 1t gives
strength-to the business man, mental force.
| It's effects are not like ordinary stmulants, as
spirits, etc., but it produces healthy action
| the results Of which are pleasing and perna.
nent-a sweet disposition and bright intel
| lect
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03
70 pairs Lace Curtains at New York cos
T.. Rosenberg IL Co.

20 pairs Lace Curtains at New York cost.
7. Rosenberg IL Co.
A large line of summer Coats at low prices
p. Rosenberg 4 Co.
Only few pairs OF all wool N White Blan--
kets, left on the counter. Call and get a hrs.
class wool blanket ut the price Of an inferior
one, while you may. Smith & Son.
Our splendid stock ofGents CassimereS and
heavy :pnnts goods, are growing beautifully
have n goodly lot to select from. Come along
and don't hold back until you are too late
Smith 4 Son.
Nothing is so useful in poultry yard as I'm
perial Egg Food. 1t keeps the chicks bright,
healthy and cheerful, besides making them
wonderful egg producers. For sale only at
Speeds Drug Store.
Clothirc! Clothing!! Clothing =! Cheap
Cheaper!! Cheapest!!! W. Joel Smith q Sons
is the place to buy a good suit of clothes or
an overcoat while they are offering them so
low.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03
Christian Alphabet.

A ia an Advocate, Jesus is his name;
b is a Babe, in weakness who came;
c OF salvation the Captain ana Ghiei'
D the Dellverer. to bring you rellel;
+ the Eternal, the Ancient OF Days:
F is the Faithful, all worthy OF praise; IAN.
g is our God, and our Guide rom % Inc i'''''
II is the Highest, and Hottest OF az;
! Is the Innocent Victim who bled;
J is the Judge OF the quick and the dead;
X is,the King, let our hearts be ms % Inroi'e'
7, is the Lamb that was slain TO atone;
NJ is Messiah, by prophets foretold;,
n is the Needful One, precious as Gola;
o the Omnipotent, make him your stay
p is the Portion that ne'er shall decay;
o is the Queen, the church OF Christs cholce
K the Redeemer, heed ye his voice!
8 is Salvation from hell and from SIN;
n 10 the Trnth. let her rule you within;
U the Unspeakable Gift OF our COO;
y is the Vine where each branch has abode;
w is the Way to the Father on hl5h'
K our example to live and to die;
Y is the Yoke that Is easy to bear;
u is the Zeal for the lambs OF his care.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03

Nus. 5, and 81 and 81 daily except Sunday. Main
Line trains Nos. 81 and 55 daily between Columbia
and Alston. Daily except Sunday between Aston
and Greenvilc. :, , ,
d. CALDWELL, Div. Pass. Agt., Columbia, s. C..
JAS l.. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass. Agt.
SOL. HAAS. Traffic Manager. ....
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03
Better than Blue Grass and clover

The Atlanta Constitution publishes some
information in regard to the use OF COTTON
seed hulls for feeding stock, which Will he OF
interest TO the farmers and owners OF cotton
seed oil mills in South Carolina, and which
should double the number Of such mills
within few years.
An Atlanta firm, says the Constltutlon;
fattened 5, 800 beeves last yeas on cotton Seeo
hulls from the oil mills, at proht OF sa,uyi;
Two train loads Of these beeves were shipped
from Atlanta TO Philadelphia and sold there
In competition with Chicago beef. The same
firm will fatten 10000 steers next winter. MT
Joel Chandler Harris, OF Atlanta, VINO s Is az, w
Jerseys on cotton seed hulls and says that
'the result in milk, butter and beef is .amaZ.
ing" Mr. w. NJ. Towers. of Rome, writers OF
an experiment with corn cotton seeds meal,
and cotton seed hulls, in which the hulls
produced by far the best results.
A practical farmer has also told the consul
tuition of a test which he made recently, on q
small scale, the results of which confirmed
all that has been said regarding the value OF
the new feed. One OF two steers was led, IN
this experiment, "on all "thc shelled con ana
wheat straw that "he would eat - the otneI
was fed on cotton seed hullS and meal, and
'.gained, at "one-t third the cost, ninety pounds
more ''of flesh" This authority declares that
cotton seed hnlls "will produce better "and
bigger results, as food for "cattle and sheep,
than all the clover and "bluc grass of Tennes-
see, Kentucy and "Ohio," and will enable
southern farmers to compete with beef
raised on the "Western plains and to under
sell every "picce of mutton or beef that grazes
on "blue grass or clover" The development
of the stock raising industry In Georgia next
year. in consequence of the discovery OF the
value of cotton seed hulls for feeding purpo-
ses, says the same farmer, "will 'be tremen-
dous." and the Constitution confirms the
prediction.
The hulIs of the cotton seed have been used
as fuel by the cotton oil mills heretofore, but
promise to become now one of the most i'm:
nortant of their products. The discovery OF
the value of the bulls. at any rate, assures an
additional source of income to the mills, anu
makes them still more useful to the commu-
mites in which they are located. 1t has been
shown in The News and Courier that less
than one-fourth Of the seed product OF south
Carolina was consumed in all the large mills
that were in operation last year. 1t is EVIL
dent, therefore, that there is room In the
State for double or treble the number of small
mills that are now established or projected,
and one or more should be built as soon as
practicable in every county that is not all
ready provided with at least one such mill.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03
Unheeded Gifts.
They placed rare lilies in her hands
hon5s thot roe had touched

They placed rare lilies in her hands
Poor hands that scarce had toucheo
flower
And creamy rosebuds, whose perfume
Embalmed her tor her funeral hour.
They wrapped her form in lustrons sllk'
Aid draped soft folds Of fllmy lace
About the slender. pulseleSs wrlstS,
And underneath the patient face
At last she lay in perfect rest,
While voices-late so slow to praise
Rehearsed her many virtues Ger,
And spoke of all her pleasant ways.
The sleeper needed not the wealth
Or bloom that lay within her hands;
And not q word Of love or loss
Her sealed ears could understand.
Strange, we so often keep the flowers
To lay in folded hands at last!
And little luXuries Of life
withhold till care for them Is past.
Strange that we do not oftener praise
The willing toiler by our side!
Why keep the full-blown flower OF io'c
Until our friend we loved has died:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03
The State Of South Carolina
County of Abbeville.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
f. ]. O'C'onner and T. T.. Bailey, partners as
O'Conner e. Bailey, Plaintiffs,
against
Thomas McGettigan, Defendant.
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
Complaint not serued)

To the Defendant Thos. McGettigan:
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the complaint in this &C.
ton, which Is filed in the office OF the Clerk OF
Common Pleas for the said County. and TO
serve n copy of your answer to the said COM
plant on the subscribers at their office OF Ab-
beville Court House, South Carolina. within
twenty days after the service hereof, eXclu'
slve of the day of such service; aud If you
fail 10 answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will ap-
ply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
THOS. L. MOORE,
C.C.P.
Dotted June Is. 1889.
BENET e. CASON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To Thos. McGettigan, Absent Defendant:
PLEASE TAKE NoT1cE-That the complaint
in the above action has been filed in the office
of the Clerk Of the Court for said County.
BENET e. CASON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
June Is, 1857.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03

Connections made at Greenwood for points on Z. q
G. R. R. Connections made at Spartahourg ior points
on A. & C. Air Line and 8. & A. Z. R. y
And at Augusta with Georgia R. r., y. G. " A. Il
R., South Carolina Railway for all points,
For further information relative to schedule hcKets
rates, best route etc.. write to or call upon
Z. W. HUNT, Act Genl fasS. A2I'
T. P. Agt, Augusta, Ga.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03

allowances on all cotton bagging covered
bales, and calls on all the other cotton en-
changes to follow their lead.
We think the Charleston firm has blunder-
ed some in it's figures. We are not accustom-
cd to handling millions, so we will estimate
on one tale of cotton. That is more modest.
Jnte bagging will be worth 9N cents per yard,
If not more. 1t certainly will not be sold Tor
less, voluntarily. y syndicate OF bagSlng
manufacturers met the committee from the
alliance in Birmingham, and that Is the low;
est price that would be guaranteed. SIX ana
cover a bale OF cotton, and at 8 l:S cents a yard
the cost per bale will be 4 little less than sixty
cents. This much the farmer must pay lhe
jute men. He will, in selling his cotton, get
pay for his baggng at . cents yard. SlX
and n half yards, Weighing one and three
fourth pounds per yard and sold at cents
will bring him $l'O2, making net gain OF AZ
cents which the farmer makes on his Jute
How about the cotton cloth lie must
have seven yards at II l-2 cents. 1t Will weigh
5 Ia pounds, and when he sells his cotton AZ AZ
nine cents he will get forty::seve cents, a
He is allowed eight pounds tare on
cotton cloth (none on jute), which. at :,
cents pound, will be -
l10
Making a net gain of 3lA cents on the bale:
But it is estimated, and we think the estl; SUI
mate safe and conservative one that l?oVoV
bales Of cotton will be consumed IN making
the cotton cloth, and that the consumption OF
this mnch will raise the price one-eighth OF a a
cent per pound, or Sc cents for bale OF ioo
pounds. Add this to the gain OF 3l% cents.
and we have for cotton cloth gain Oh or
cents ~ against 10 cents for jute.
And who con estimate. the vast ocneht 10
the Southern country which will result from
the speeding Of the millions OF dollars In our
own section in the manufacture OF cottoll
cloth? II will be be manufactured from The
product of Southern fields by Southern labor
in Southern mills and will be handled alone
by Southern men. Every dollar or the pro,
far-reaching will he the benefit. WHO Will
not wish 1t God speed?
The jute men are now willing to sell their mel.
demanded IL to ii, and squeezed the farmers
| out of millions. We feel like shouting halle
| luah when we realize that they cannot 90 80
| any more.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03
John Alexander,
FINE JACK.

FINE JACK.
OFFER GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR
L raising fine MULES. My fine Jack will
stand this Spring season at Mount Carmel,
wellington, Bordeaux and Calhoun's Mills on
the following terms
Any person or persons trading mare Will
be held responsible for the service OF the
Jack.
the fines mules In the county. Call on Capt
John Z. Brownlee, Mr.. Jes u. Hall and others
and see for yourselves.
G. f. BURDITT,
April 3, 1850. If
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03
WHITE BROTHERS
Port Royal & Western Carolina R'y

AUGUSTA, GA, JANUARY ., Ioo7'
Commencing Sunday, March 4th, Passenge
train will run rs follows, by 10Th Meridian tllne
lo,Sr SoTTII. DAILY. DAILY.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03

Which Is equal 10 doc' Pei p''ie' OF o.o -,
There Is. besides, great uncertainty as TO the
snjtableness o. this thin 1apound cotton bag
oing az proper protection OF cotton against
Weather and dirt, and the great probability
also that all cotton for export may, When II
reaches the vessel, have to be recovered, at
the expense OF the interior seller
:. When 1t has been arranged with the mar
trets of the world TO take cotton at actual tare,
ft may be well, possibly, for planters 10 cover
their cotton with cotton covering; ouL untll
this has been satisfactorily adjusted, the re-
snlt of this new departure may prove 10 oe q
serious loss to the South, and 1t VIII be well
Tor the people to go slowly until 1t has been
positively established with the trade as 10
ihis very important matter. We would sug-
Est that the planters correspond with the cot
TON exchanges, and If possible arrange 10
have of tare cotton covering determined. This
will REQUIRE time, but 1t Is better to start rlSh
thanlby taking the chances TO lose inlillons
She motto of our farmers should De: BE
snre Won are right and then go ahead, and
thew should not allow prejudice to get the
better of their judgments.
Yours truly
F. w. WAGNER. d Co.
According to the above, the farmers are pre-
narinv to throw away SomethluS like e',un,-
iSN Bnt the Atlanta Journal lakes up the
other side of the question and shows that the
oot,np nroSn ncer will make, instead of lose, by
using cotton basging, as will be seen from tne
Messrs. Wagensr & Co. admit that new
nhuse of the problem w ouldbe presented IL Lne
Question of tare on cotton cioti was ee't1Si M : .
We ure glad to give them some news; lhc
Cotton Exchange OF New orleans enuoisss
the demand of the National Alliance loi lne
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03

showing profit to the PLAYER; s ,UsS L85a
Cotton bagging, as now made Is 80 nSli inches iss
Yards Yards Of Of jute bagging. For a 100000 bale
crop this would require 560oO,oOo yards;
Sontb ............7 900 900 At 81 lbs. per yard.
Weigh 42IoOo, 900 lbs; which, nm
sold as cotton at &c, would be 3,13O,OU Show
ing q loss to the planter on o
100000 bale crop..-"...:... .;....:3,Go,OOO
Tbe actual difference to the South Of Substi
tuting cotton for jute baggng would, there
fore, be actual loss on the cotton 81 6aSSidnG 8 ny
And throwing away profit on oo,o,--
into
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03

price % per cent. SHOEL reduced In price
EACES, EMBROIDERY, WHITE GOODS
reduced in price. PLAID HOMESPUS,
BROWN HOMESPUS, SHEETlNGS, and
BED TICKINGS, reduced In price. offer
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03
FARMERS AND COTTON BAGGING.
Two Estimates, One Showing HOW
Much tile Cotton Planter Will Lose
by Using Cotton. BassinG. and the
other Showing How Much the Loss
VIII BE On Jute.

Messrs. F. w. Wagener & Co., Of Charles
ton, have issued the following circular:
The average quantity required OF 10 inGh ,
,.te bagging per bale is G yards. or for OOO,- :
n1o hale crop, As, 900 yards. The quotations
to-day for ~ pound bagging (the weight gen
orally used) are Sas New York; SH Charles
ton; 9INew Orleans; averaging say Ssc.
45,oC0oOO yards. at s2s. eost.".S4 ,OsS,l25 This.
ut IL lbs. per yard. weighs
$780, 900 lbs, which sold as
cotthn at &C., ,USI .'UO
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Yenoleton CT 900.

George s. SenolstOn, tiolisere GOr>
eneoe Staters SenatOr fra Ohio os UNI
Der Brefioent glsuslano ameritauf @ss
ianbt / Berlin, bsbe iOrrise SGnbasS
Giten / 8,iisiel. Sun bar GA Var iieits
leoen 25be Suli. Chen 1886, ba bans
5ultru onion peo ct ulpftesttliGloe |
Central 8art, Istu Yort, bar ben fsr
Iaa itatelise Manb uarst uebbruSt paa
SjRl Os 2,gsme. 0Ossu Tio eftsr biu
iBrselise 1lpit: bleO ban uuOer ct GpbOlo
/ Biesbaoen rammet al ct Sla9ttlfGl0s,
iOm ban atOris futOfan6ig OUsrranot.
Sibfe 8aar forIoo Ban Berlin Os ieSte
Qinorins Oso Fere gaOsfebsr, men cen
6ebte 2asebjelo, ps ben ombDsgelisite
Bleie bialp life, uS til fbit bleO BAN
lissenbs taarbt ip3 / 8risiel.
8 8subletOn bar bet b~emOtratife
8arti miltst en- al fine bebte RRnb.
l1nbsr 8orserfrissn upnaaeos ban ct
nationalt Rapn iom 2eoer for ben 9el
al be nOrblise 9emUfratsr, Der bOlot
paa be iaaialbts Staisrsttisseber. 8
1864 blep ban at ben bemOtratiRe aons
uentiun | Chicago nomineret til aanbi>
bat for 8ieepreibent Oeb Siben af Ses
neral ReGlsuan iom Brefibenttanbioat.
Sru 1879 til 1885 bar ban 5orsusSe
Skaters Senator fro DbiO. San bar
en- ipris Ben af Reform | ben cipile
9iensfs os ubmartsSe fig psb i'm ielus
tnnbise Optraben. 8 1884 opuanebs
ban lite gisnOals, Sa coal oil Rapne
bleu palst. Sin gsianStpOit ! Berlin
beileSte ban meb for garoisbeo, inbtil
spsbOm tuans BAN til at nsblasss aft
Slrbeibe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04

Den fsrite republitanffe 8OnpentiOn,
Tom n~oseniiube Far oeret afbolot /
Glnita, iamlebss | Suneau ben ste
Ropember.
- Del f6rfte sjennemsaaenbe our
ti8tcs fra OMAHA til Borttaub, Ore,
antOm til iioitneonte 8p ON Morsenen
ben 20oe ROpem6er. Oct tilbnsslasbe
Reiien paa SO Elmer us "a Minuter.
- 9e 5OrsneSe Staters Glaabe ub,
SIR foe 9tosn 10 9dutierItibs, 13 D}Os
n%ttOrer, 81 aanOHbaube os RrboIers at
5taaG, 2 9pnamittrDoiere, l gusliess
fib, l b~spantsret 8aooerIti6, l Cor
~peoObaab Os Z Sernoampitt6e.
- uOsnrtssmiuliter Blaine far till
Gabt ct frauit aabstielitab at brinss fine
8abter ilano I Charleston, Spb. Caro-
Tina. SerOeb tOmmer be 5ureaeSe Sta
ter til at ftaa | oirefts telssrafif Gurs
biuoelie meb Sapti, Gan Domingo,
Cuba os be meaems Os iDbameritaufe
Republitfer.
- briggs os S9rOsber / Ybilabels
pbia bar iolst fit burtisitpbenbe @suar
til euselite aapitaliiter for 100000.
2sitnant S6rosber er Beialinssmanb
paa 9puamit. 8rpbieren "8eiuu", Os
9sitnant briggs anises foe at bore en-
Gutoritet ale Sfibsanlissenber. 5fsrs
9.parer af 9risssss 6rosbers RObsl
gar paret prsuebe af Here 5usmaub.
On af SOuebforoslene Deb bet npe bur.
t~isIfpbenbe 8suar sr bets 2stbeb. Gsi
ueier fun Is Yuno o. bar en- 8afte.
pibbe uf tire snselite Ril. Ran Pal
funne fpoe tire Sanse iaa burtis met
bette iom meb bet bersmte enselR,
GrmtrOuss@ eper.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Ntnnetsta.

Wartin IHberion, en- ~pelitaaenbe
5armer / 5iiblafe Trtuaibip, 10 Mil
fra Stub gtiD, forisste / Manbass at
mprbe fin Some, berpaa lfisb ban fig
ielu meo en- @iu6sterrifle. San bsbe
siebliftelis.
Chippewa : Snbianerne blir rige,
SUn. Senrp Wt. &ice, Der Dor 5ormanb
for gbipptiun: Commissioner, flyer, at
Rapporten oil bliue ienbt til 8reiibens
ten inoen 60 9use. 5000 Snoiansre
unberfrep Spsrsnstomiten. &on9res.
fen beuilseoe 100000 for fSrite aibsta>
linssium paa bet aiftaaebe 9nnb. Sns
oiunerne Faar ialt for 9anb os 5uruifos
oene rmfrius $5O,OOO,0OO. Scr. &ics
trur, at @bippeulsS nbianerue tliuer
ben riseiie Snoiuneritamme / be Spr.
eusoe Stater.
Gn 5remmeS bsgaar Selpmurb |
Inofa. 5Orrise Wanoas Iften Tom
en- &eilenbe IND Bean @uHoerains 8u.
tit / gnota os oilbe fjsbe en- 8epOlper.
Meoens Sanbelsbetienten penote Rpss
gen til BAN, tasbe ban en- 8atrun / 8es
polueren % affprebe ben mob fin bsire
Climbing. 8uslen git tpers isiennem
Souebet, us ban bsbe sieblitfelis. s
Sadion Suuie bapoe ban opsipet fit
Naon at bore s. 6. 9unbarton fra
WOntreal, men ienere ppoaseoe man, at
bans rette Naun bar s. s. Sufp. San
bar % Nar aammel. Sans Saber,
Sumes 9ufp, bOr / 8autOn, Soma.
2anbbanbelen meb Snbianerne er
M Umtrent %ailuttet. Snoiuner. &oms
misIererne sr faroise meo fit grbetbe.
Be bar fun isien at rappurtere til Sns
benrtssbepartementet. Iqe gbipptiuls
Subianere / Winueiotu bar unoerfreuet
ReliOnsginen. Seruec bliuer 3,OOO,>
900 Qcres 2anb / norblise Ninueiota
aabnet for Settlere, iaa mart &ommiss
fionens Grbeibe ct suofienbt af QutOris
teterne / 8aibinston, ps itaar Snbis
anerue bar uopalst fine %2anbfptter.
Baa Sono bu Sac ReisrputiOnen er fore
5uruifooe, Der uniees for at bore be
bebite Suruifoue | ben Del af Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04

uOeet "1ruf" e1er "Bool". $50 trent
meoe aOrpOrutiouer bar u9iaa Of beuue
@tuno tabt i'm 8st til at brine 5orrst.
niuser / Staten. ct. 2Ouis Stamping
60, Der os'aa bar mitet fit 5ribrsp,
bar 6rust Sasen Op for Rstten Os siSr
slelosnbe, at benne autts Trut 2Oo er
/ Strib meo be 5oreueoe Statsrs Runs
ftitutiun. 8onsreSmanb Rieorinsbau8
er gbei for bette 5irma. Gan paaitaar,
at bette 5irma CT inforporsret unoer be
5oreReoe Staters 2ope, at mango al
Gftieeisrne er 8orsere al andre Slater
os at antis3 ruits 9ooen er | Strib meo
be 5urenebe Staters COB ON Sanbelss
iumfarbisl menem Stoterne.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
o

SnobrubstDpe beisste Seat til Girss
bog 8. 6 8urfs Refioens / Diamond
Bluff Os ftial So. 900 I Rcntant.
20 aars SGnsielstraf. SObn
Wstcalf, bet for en- T,b iioen mgrbebe
Siabsne @uerIou / Gbserton, bleu for
rtse Wanbas af 0ommsr Bennett /
GAINESVILLE bsmt til 20 Iars Jensielss
itraf.
Sanfs Spucne | Surlep nrrcitereSe.
@Ol. Sprnes ps bans 8etsttiuer anfom
til Surlep fOrriae Nanoag % lOb itror
al iiterenoe 8asierer 8bslps 8errin al
Srun Gr6anee 8anf arreitere. San ct
mistenft for at bare i~ijaalet be $4,000
af uniteb Gtate @rpreis Cos Benge,
iom o~pbeuarebes / Spaluinsen en- Nat /
iibitleoen September. @n Saloonfeeper
/ SrortpoOb, Mi6,, Os bans Retresie
er osiaa arreitereoe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
GngIan b.

ltpeir. @oloiOmme Sturme rniebe
8espnbelien Of fibIte llse lanss gns:
lambs ipolige us oeitlise &pt. Eele:
s~raftraaoe rspss reo, Greer reoes Of
meb 8sbberne os mango 8psniuse,
lasbes &uiner. On Del Sttbe ia,
cslaa bore ftranbeoe.
Gn befienot SOurnalif, grneit Ror.
ton ROlfe, bleu fOrleoen Dag / 9onbOr
bsmt til 10 aars 5ausIelstruf 70,
5a~lifnerier. 9ommereu ia9bs, ibet bnr
osmte bam, at ban tuileoe paa, ON er
mere spst SuinbGer nosenIinbe bar fatbt
IL 2oOeus Sanoer. ROlfe bar fert
9anse paret osmt til 5arSislsftraf 70,
li9uenbe 6orbrDoeller baaoe / Guropa
o. Amsrifa.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
6rQufrtge.

500 arbeiSere UeO BEN frantic 8sIts
bune bar neOlnst Gr6sibet, fOrot be life
FIT ben furlanSte 26rsfOrb6ielie.
Gn Screening af Observation-Disclosures
gar anmObet ReSiertn8en pm siennem
frantic aoniuler / nolanbet at inobsnte
ttatiitifte Oplpsainser ON Sutteriuous
itrien.
Gen rabifale 5arrail fremiatte for
rise Ranbas / 9eputsrettammeret ct
5Orilas ON at bepilse $4,000 foe be
ftreitenbe 8isrsarbsioere os amneiti for
Streifsrne. Winiitersn for bet oHent'
lise Nrbsibe erflerebe, at en- iaaban
amneiti bar rent umulis. Sorlaset ON
unberltsttelie for Streiferue oiloe blips
afpift, iaa mart bet tom pp til Gfitems
ming.