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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-10-05
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ALL or THE LATEST ATTACHMENTS AND
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elegant Nickel-Plated DROPPING Handles
ACCESSORIES.
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furnish with each Machine One Tucker, One FooA
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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-07-03

MornaO,ser till EFT antal af $40 anlan
Do onsdags till New York fran Europa
ALA hade Utah till NAL.
StOr donation. DR.. d. K. Pearson
Chicago har till Beloit College Illinois
skankt en- summa af 100000.
California har utom sina manga an
dra rikedomar afven honung till 5fver
lopps. F6rlidet Or exporterade California
$500, 900 p. honung till Europa.
MagassnerdOe fe06irrtidet af hvete ccf
majs laAdet var f6rliden veckas l5rdag
16, ,44s,3s bushels af fora slaget och
1854, 800 bushels af det senare.
Hog alder. En- fru Vennum Morri'
son, ILL.,, afied onsdags en- alder af 1o4
ar. Den gamla gummans sjalsf6rm6gen
heter voro anda till det sista of0rsvagade
RGtt sd. Landkommissarien John Gal
loway blef harom dagen af domaren Foster
afsatt fran slit embets. Han var en- al
dem, som, da Oklahoma landet 6ppnades
slog under sig det basta land, som fans
diStriktet.
If. n. Taylor fran Hudson, Wis, al
utnamd till medlem F6renta Staternas
jernvagskommission. Denna post ar sar
dels f0rdelaktig bade med hansigt till lone
vilkor och arbete SAINT efters0ktes f6ljakt.
ligen af Ell hel mangd framstaende politici
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-07-03

mycket framstaende rum bland de ameri-
kanska samfunden. Ma P. w. lyckas f6-
ra missionsvannerna ifran EFT sa ohelso-
SAINT sallskap in pa en- ny, battre vag.-
Det ser emellertid betankligt ut, att P.
W:s f6rsta officiella handling pa ameri-
kansk jord var att f5rratta en- vigsel. Han
hade sjelf fort bruden med sig och brud-
gummen vantade pa sin kara New York.
Fragan ar: med hvad raft f5rrattade P. w.
den der vigseln? Hade han kunnat f6rrat-
ia den Sverige? Eller lemnade han word
MAIDEN for lagarne bakom sig, da han seq
lade mot "frihetens strand? Det ar ju be-
kant att han tagit asked fran prestembe-
tet och ar salunda enligt kyrklig ordning
icke langre prest Missionsf0rbundet ha-
de val ej kunnat insatta honom embetet
sa der samma minut, som han steg pa
land. Och sedan ar det tamligen sakert,
ON saken kommer inf6r domstol, att ingen
prest enligt amerikansk lag kan f0rratta
brudvigsel, da han Ell ar ''settled pastor,
d. v. S. har en- bestamd f0rsamling, som
han betjenar. Hallner fragar, ON Ell p.
W:s f0rsta handling Amerika var en-
profetia. vi fraga sa med.
OpkeL Jones.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-07-03

stor Lindholm ar ocksa nitisk slit arbete
och redo att mar tillfalle gifves, rikIigt
bjuda pa andlig spis och kan afven gladja
sig at att densamma villigt mottages. For
samlingens styresman arc Daniel Anders-
son, John Sandgren, John Teg och Adrian
Christianson, Deakons; Nils Nilsson och
Andrew Hedlund, Trustees. Kyrkan ar
matt och f6rsamlingen har en- fin sangk6r.
Pastorsbostallet ar val belaget och iupefat-
tar II acres land. Manga f6rbattringar
hafva blifvit gjorda pa senare tiden af for
samlingen. KOmmunikantantalet ar 100.
- En- at de vackraste farmarne eges af
Nils Nilsson, som afven ar en- af styresman-
men Hope Academy Moorhead. Sjelfva
staden Lake Park ar afven talrikt bebodd
at skandinaver, de fiesta norman. Hand
lande j. A. Danielson kompani med
Louis Johnson fran Minneapolis kommer
att uppf6ra en- ny butik 25x9O af tegel. -
Torkan har hems6kt afven delta samhaIle
och gr6dan ar ej sa lofvande som man
skulle 0nskat. Eft helsosamt regn foil
dock l6rdags och fastan kanske sent rad
dade det dock graset fran att torka bort,
hvar6fver samhallet glader sig. - F6rli-
den fredag var en- h6gtidsdag for en- af
denna f0rsamlings styresman, kass0r An
drew Hedlund, som da sammanvigdes med
miss Anna Kajsa Olson. Vigseln f6rratta-
des mr. Hedlunds hem, hvarest en- mangd
vanner infunnit sig. Efter vigselceremo-
MEN bj6dos de narvarande pa en- riklig
maltid och pastor Lindholm h6ll derefter
en- kort men innehallsrik bibelf6rklaring,
som afslutades med bon och sang och med
varma lyck6nskningar for de nygiftas val
gang. n.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-07-03

Den va17nG UGderleE, som intraffade
fora veekan, har betyaligt utvecklat gro,
dan Pierce county, Wis. Gras- och kl6f.
versk0rden gifva endast ell medelafkast-
ming. Den tidigt satta majsen led pa man
ga stallen svar skada af frosten, men den
sent plantade tecknar sig gifva en- rik
sk6rd. Hvetesk6rden lOfvar allmanhet
att blifva god. Kornfalten synas komma
att gifva en- god afkastning, och CALLER
delta annu mera ON ragen. Chinch bugs
ha ej gjort den skada man befarat, och
anses akerfalten nu vara utan fara for ska
dedjurens f6r6delselusta.
Of0rJdtIigt tGttsi,,,se. Eu tjenste-
flicka Martins familj Kansas City,
skulle harOm dagen tinda eld en- Oljeka-
min, men gl6mde att uttaga den panna,
hvilken den fran kaminen rinnande Jan
f6ll. Oljan pannan rakade brand, och
nu visste tjenstfiickan ingen AMMAN rad an
att kasta ut pannan genom f6nstret. Delta
gjorde hon icke battre, an att den brinnan-
de oljan gj6ts 6fver fru Martins lille son,
som stod bredvid. Vid gossens rop, skyn-
dade frun ut k0ket och f6rs6kte slacka
barnets antanda klader. Delta lycka-
deS slutligen, men det stackarS bar
net hade erhallit sa svara br5nnsar, att
Diet efter nagra timmars plagor afed. Fru
Martin blef sjelf sa lila brand, att fara for
lifvet ar for handen.
Eft grGsligt brOtt f5r5fvades i tors
days La Crosse, Wis. Iva unga flickOr,
d6ttrar till John A. Weber, sofvo samma
rum. Pa natten vacktes de genom att Ell
person h5ll pa att praktisera sig in genom
f6nstret, hvilket afven lyckades. Han for
drade penningar af flickorna och den ena
stod upp for att hemta dem, men detsam-
ma blef hon anfallen af r5fvaren och till
fogad EFT knifstyng sidan. Da system
nu SHREK pa hjelp, fydde bofven ut genom
f6nstret. POlisen satte sig strax verk-
samhet, och sex tramps blefvo arresterade,
dock utan att bevis kunde fnnas mot ma
gon af dem. En- lakare hemtades genast
for att f6rbinda den sarade. Saret ar sa
farligt att lakarne tro, det hon kommer att
do af inre f5rbl5dning.
IvaGli1,sst0tistik. InalIes fnnas 81
ndianreservationer F6renta Staterna med
81, 1882 hus, bebodda af indianer. Alaska
fnnes det 80, 900 indianer, eller t6rhands
$4,000. l hela F6renta Staterna fnnes
det blot 9,612 indianer som sjelfva odIs
jorden. 1 Canada ar de akerbrukande in
dianernas antal langt st0rre. Hela indi
| anbefolkningens antal For. Staterna al
247,761. Union har 10 skolor for indianer
belagna skilda delar af landet. Det fnne.
%, ,663 indianer som tillh6ra EFT eller anna
kyrkosamfund, 81 ,621 indianer inom Un
ionen bara civil kladedragt. Antalet in
dianer, som kuLna tala engelska, ar en-
dast %, 495 Gemf6r med antalet kyrkobe
s5kande indianer.) Icke mer an 1902
indianer Unionen kunna lasa indiansk;
sprak. ON saledes de engelsktalande ocl
indiansklasande r6dskinnen icke voro all
desamma, blefve de indianers antal son
hvarken kunna lasa engelska eller indian
ska 214,259, medan det verkligheten tro
ligen -ar atskilliga tusen st3rre.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-07-03

SnsitthOppOr hafva f5rekommit
Boone, Iowa. De uppkomna fallen hafva
dock endast varit sporadiska.
Irafdd af bliocten. E. B. Sundins
lille son Denver Co., traffades harom da-
gen under cit starkt askvader af blixten
och d6dades pa stallet.
Eft grssf1as intraffade harom dagen
Excelsior-grufvan, belagen tire mil fran
Oskaloosa, Iowa, hvarvid tire arbetare be-
grades under ruinerna.
Krsgsdngares Kearsarse anlande
onsdags till Nicholas Mole pa Hayti efter
en- stormig resa. Derifran skall angaren
afga till Port au Prince.
Fatalt fall. James Chellen fran Lake
Linden, Mich, foil / onsdags ned EFT
1900 fot djupt schakt Calumet grufvan.
Markvdrdigt nog lar han annu lefva.
President Harrison ar 0fverhopad
med arbete. Han ger sig ingen 70 f5rr an
han undanst0kat ALT, sa att han med lugn
kan f6retaga sin ferieresa. Embetss0karne
har han pa sista tiden varit nagorlunda fri
fran.
JernvigsoIyclsa. Ire godstag sam
manst5tte onsdags Pennsylvania banan
narheten af Latrobe. Lokomotiv och
vagnar st6rtade ned for den h6ga banval-
len och splittrades, hvarvid 80 personer
d6dades.
D0nsd bedragare. Charles De Baum,
hvilken sasom kass0r vid National Park
banken New York tillgrep sos, 900 och
rymde till Canada, men sedan utlemnades,
d6mdes harom dagen till ar och mana
ders straffarbete.
StrejE. Den beramade stricken de
stora stalverken tillh6riga Carnegie & Co.
Pittsburg, Pa, beslutades | s6ndags pa
EFT mote. Dagen efter nedlades arbetet
ALA departementen. Stricken omfattar
omkring 2,4OO man.
RyEctet will veta att det engelska bryg-
geri-syndikatet ink6pt EFT stort bryggeri
San Francisco for en- k6pesumma af tire
millioner dollars. Mar engelsmannen icke
f6rmadde att med krigets brandfackla un-
dertrycka och beherska delta land synes
han nu kommit pa den tanken att medelst
penningemakten tillvalla sig herrad5me,
For uppnsGtsiagdr af landets all,
mama landerier har anslagits $500, 900.
delats pa f0ljande satt:
Arizona s 5. 900 Montana S25. .0OC
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-07
THERE ARETwO WAYS TO PROPOSE
Those Matrimonially Inclined May
Take Their Choice.

Aukc \ utlE AnoAtCs
Here are two styles of proposing"
This one is the kind you read about,
but the other is the one most popular
IN the realm of fact: 'sMy angle, i
have long waited for this opportunity.
You must have detected ere now the
growth of my love for you. From
the day first met you that love took
root, and tonight it is strong and
sturdy, unwavering, undying. Your
sweet smiles have lighted up my life,
your every word has been to Inc note
of exquisite music, thrilling, enthrall-
ing me. You have filled place in
my heart, in my affection, that no one
has ever before occupied. My lifelong
happiness depends solely upon the
answer you give me. Say You will
be mine to love, caress, cherish, idol
ize through time and eternity. and
make me of all men most envied. But
il YOU ref-0h, cannotl cannotl
The thought is madness. You will be
my wife? l see the answer of your
heart mirrored in your lustrous eyes;
you know / love you as no other man
ever has loved you, or ever can love
you, darling. | know you viii not
thrust me off,"
The angel assumes q stereotyped
really-this-is-so-sudden expression,
and assures Mr.. Wordie she would
derive great pleasure from being his
sister.
Here is the other way:
"Maude, I've been thinking seriously
lately"
Greatly, Fred, you ought to be
more judicious than to do anything so
rash as that"
"Yes, know il is heavy tax on
my mental capacity, but then l always
was reckless that way. This time,
however, / think have been thinking
TO some purpose. In fact, I've been
thinking you wouldn't object to having
your name changed"
.When?"
oJust a. soon as possible"
.Will ii be home or church"
~Church, of course; we want to do
this thing in style"
"Have YOU asked pa?"
ssCertainly not. / don't want to
marry your father"
"Wen, l know; but for forms
sake"
"All right, dear; for forms sake"
l viii see pa, and maybe you had bet
ter prepare ma for the ordeal"
.Oh, she won't mind it."
Deep silence reigns again, save as 1t
is broken by the soft signing of the
tree tops, swayed by gentle breeze.
Gleefully the stars twinkle; the moon
looks beamingly down from heaven
to earth, and discovers on vine-bow-
cred piazza two forms with but a sin
gle chair.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-07
THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.

shall make the crooked straight,
And the rough places plain;
And Adam shall see tho late,
Eden restored again.
] shall sail with the cumulus cloud,
And pierce the blue summer sea;
From the heights shall call aloud,
And the depths shall answer me.
/ shall roam mid the dizzy stars;
The glory of Sirius scan;
The mystic red light of Mars;
The glimmer of Aldcbaran.
Through the fire l shall pass, and not burn,
Through the still depths Of ocean 90;
Nor shudder with cold a. tura
To zones OF perennial snow.
Where daisies and violets lie,
shall stoop, sweet whispers 70 hear;
And the eagle and curlew's cry,
Shall find me patiently near.
All things shall obey my commands,
From my ken shall nothing he hid;
Clear-sighted as watcher who stands,
Surmounting pyramid.
Through paths that have never been trod
shall pass and their mystery scan;
For am the spirit Of God!
And shall be the spirit Of man.
And the crooked shall be made straight,
And the rough places plain;
And Adam shall find, tho late,
Eden restored againi
-Robt. Stanley Weir.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-07
awe are ladIes, you see,p and we

awe are ladies', you see,v and we
expect to be treated like ladies'. But |
suppose You have your troubles, too"
"Lots of 'em," said the young man,
gazing absently into the fire. every
one has, l suppose"
So they all became great friends.
At midnight the rain ceased, and the
moon burst forth in flood of glory
on the dripping scene.
awe can go home now" said Dorcas,
clapping her hands. "And l dare say,
young man." with pretty air of pat
ronagc, "Mr. Morris could make you
up bed on the kitchen floor at our
house without charging very much for
it,"
al should be delighted if he could"
said the young man meekly.
And so it was arranged.
The girls made an extra toilet next
morning to meet "the ghost" as they
called him, ut the breakfast table.
But to their infinite disgust he was
gone when they descended.
aye see, !" said old man Morris, "that
there white flaming suit O. his'n had
shrunk up with the wet 80 it wasn't
fairly presentable, and he just cut across
lots before daybreak and cleared out"
al told you So" said Barbara. "He
was ghost, and being such he dis
solved into thin air at cock crowW
"And | had put on my blue cambria
gown" sighed Mary.
''And my hair was crimped SO nice
w." said Dorcas sadly.
s'But he gave me this" said old
Morris, displaying upon the horny
palm of his hand a gold half eagle.
"Rather extravagant for q tailor's
clerk" said Mary.
"That is just the class of people who
don't know how to spend their money"
said Dorcas, loftily.
81 thought he was very nice, and
that perhaps he was going to be the
beginning of real adventure" said
Barbara.
September set in, sultry as the
tropics this year, and the three girls
returned to Archer's great store with
unwilling rect. Dut lno Cabuler huot
them with a smiling face.
"Tve received instructions" said he,
"to raise the salaries of all the girls in
this department ten per cent. Young
Mr.. Archer himself told me to do So"
"Young Mr.. ArcherY"
"There he is, now" said the cashier.
And the next minute the hero of the
rainy night had come up and was
cordially shaking hands with them.
'sThen you are not the tailor's young
man, after all?' said Mary, little
taken aback.
"Did say l WASP" said Archibald
Archer.
At the end of the autumn Barbara
Hale made confession.
"Girls," said she, when thought
that young Mr.. Archer was going to
be the beginning of an adventure |
was right lie has asked me to marry
him, and when we go on our vacation
next year we shall 60 together"
And Mary and Dorcas kissed Bar
bara and congratulated her from the
bottom of their hearts.
"This is an adventure worth hav-
ing" said the girls.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-07

After all, the principal race troubles
occur in paying the bets and walking
home San Francisco Alta.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-04
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
COSGREss AT WORK.

rhe Rusiness OF the Session Resumed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Congrsss 3. reas.
sembled after the holiday recess with a
quorum present in both Houses, and busi-
ness was resumed as usual.
In the Senate Mr.. Stewart was primed
with silver speech, which he was very
anxious to deliver, but after the transac.
tion of morning business, the considsra.
ton OF the cotton schedule of the Tariff
bill was resumed.
Letters were received from the Secre.
tary of State transmitting copies OF the
names of the Presidential Electors OF Ar
kansas, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Masss-
chusetts, Nevada, Pennsylvanis, Rhode
Island, Texas, New York and Virginia,
chosen at the last election.
Senator Sherman presented petition
from the Board os Trade Of New York
praying for legislation to stop the pur-
chase of silver and the coinage of silver
dollars.
In the House the Fortiications Appro-
priation bill was reported. The total
amount APPROPRIATED by the bill is $500,
600, against 1892 900 appropriated last
session. The sum of $3.50. 900 is appro
priated for torpedoes for harbor defenses;
for torpedo shed at San Francisco. S22,
900; for armament OF fortifications. $1S.
600; for gun tests, purchase of guns, am
muuition, etc. Sl25, 900.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-04
C0LORED CATHOLICS.

Their First Convention In the United
states,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The first con-
vention of colored Catholics ever held in
this country assembled at st. Augustine
Church in this city. The most noticeable
feature in tte church was Father Au.
gustus Tolton of Quincy, H., the only
colored Catholic priest in the United
States. Cardinal Gibbons delivered the
sermon, the subject OF his address being
Liberty" He warmly welcomed the
delegates to the convention in behalf of
the Catholic clergy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-04
Your Children

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My children have been peculiarly sub
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I have used Ayers Cherry Pectorai
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-04

The Pubiished reports Unfonad I'd.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3--In regard to the
published reports Of ilifeeling against
the Americans in Hayti on account Of
the Haytian Republic matters, Minister
Preston states this afteroon that the re-.
ports are unfounded. He says, however.
he is not certain the little repu blic will
pay the $500, 600 claim of the United States
for damages, and that there may be a
counter claim put in.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-04
Is Consumption TncurabIe.

Read the following: Mr. c II. Morris, New
ark, Ark, says: ''was down with Abscess of
Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me
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Jesse MiddleUart, ecatur. Ohio, 8: Had
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-04
PENNY POSTAGE.


LONDON. Jan. 3.-John Hennicker
Hea.on, NJ. r.. will visit the United
States early this year and expects to
appear before Congress in advocacy of
the penny international postage. He has
figures to show that it is perfectly feasible.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-04

Ladies in delicate alth, and all who suffer
from habitua c'nstipation, viii find the pleasant
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs,
more easily taken and more benefi ial in effect
than any other remedy 1t acts pronotly yet
gently on the bowels, kidneys, liver and stomach,
and does not sicken or debilitate. For sale by all
druggists.
cody.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-04
TIE sERvIAN KIHG.

A Conspiracy t. Dcthrsnc Mim.
BELGRADE, Jan. 3. "A conspiracy to
dethrone King Milan has been discovered.
A number of persons have been arrested,
among them several members of the
Sknptschins, ell Radicals. There is in.
tense excitement.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-04
Dyspepsia

larity of the bowels, are
some Of the more common
symptoms. Dyspepsia does
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-04
Providing FoR Mas. RANDALL.
The sum of s5s.ooo Collected fer Her.

The sum Of s5e.O00 Collected fer Her.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 3.-Some rich
Philadelphians have quietly contributed
to fnnd for Mrs. Samuel j. Randall.
The sum of $4,000 has been collected
from among the admirers of Randall for
his wife. 1t is we'll known that Sam
Randall is a poor man. lie has saved
probably SIS, 900 out of his salary as a
Congressman during the quarter of a CEN
tury during which he had been in the
House. He owns modest brick dwell
ling in an unaristocratic part of this city,
and that is about all he is worth.