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Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Suanoobl, Solua.

Slrmaet 3. ". GuantoGt & Sprs er MI
pp'sit. III Bp9yfgrli lab, ipm itpIbes III
ousnrGnute T.rmd. Mao beioles mart Ill
Sccpb u. Guunoabl, inn er 3utfaaierer Al
famine
Tatt une bore 6unrer for bon baoioNeyeI
billie itno0 o5. o. I eroelc5 haaber oen re
oelig @ebonolng at iamme &,lle pii2s mob
V, & Guauoahi, ION oil orile 5orrctninser
b%sreiler.
=. 81. GnanSaD. & Cons.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

6aa life pper &Gffcr effer
Wauo!

Or en- &jgbmann apertercr, at ban NR!8er
sQffe 10 gerts biniaere pr. Yuro fne ole
onore, er ret life mango, nj Ifber efter bet.
9e lar an title MiStarte en-, Of han bInnotr
lin aaiis meo SmGditten. Sm en- tiioftett
meo Silet1gert aUerterer, OF ban 'Giser
8ilstten s. bini9are Cno ANDRE, iaa Iiaoes
Der pifnpf er pe annen, ION qaar I 6Gloen.
men l~anGtira laa marge. lom ran it&ioe
tro. Sc Il tie feleer bort peluenie TGGs %
b.uceree, Tia I'll nGrneite NGent, Ter or
ti7rbt tom en- ranelia Wanb. Ser or aliIor
mango IrefIu9ls blorot &iIietagcnterre I
Ito,lt 8per irm Mirueopgl'S, ct EcuJ
Chicago 20 Sem h,rt. Sc ipronorer Naor,
BppRl, NationGlttCt g Slisr iieo Narsi'
oerrc, nq at ienoe NCrge pad ret noise III
oerilIs8 Tolf, CT ipm OF ipile / Sotlertet.
@lgr perioc nilio Dir Torretnir9 NIB cta
nQrmefe 9laert, iom III Oilers bar Snnnel
tler Sorretain9 m2o, oQ ION m uso CT at
itole pea. Vriicn for CT rigti8 Gits
let CT oen famine, &uis nOgen onter
bpber III til OF irlge btli9ere, tan III rare
opey beptt on, Of bet er en- oorIiaere BILLET.
Wien tojs bu for Giit rbera Efplb pti baoe
nGrnere Seiteb ont roget, Iua %aorrsisr oltto
cine Brere oireite til uGnerte9reoe @ener0l
agentur ioy NCrbpeiter
u. &. Sobniou & So,
General NgeHter,
st. Vaml, Winn.
Minneappiis Siiiec:
900 23aibingtrn Wpcmue, 2.
24.15tf.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
MOtrGoeiic.

Haa looli9t Meni9beosmooe ben 15oe
6ebruor 1899 bleo fDi9enbe Beiluinins en-.
itemmi9 auta9ei: Tecprab nor'ts eparg
lutb. NenisbsG Secorab, Soma, oohGuer
fra ioa9 at in 5prbinbelie meo Snnpocn
for ben ncrite epaug. lutb airfe / NmeriIa.
Y. e. 8jellum,
Nlen'9bsoens StfrttQr.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
"smnobeospcnnem" for 1ebruoy E,

"Sunobeospcnnen" for Sebruar er
nftommet meo iOIseroe Subbo!b: 9iseapl-
oisbeo Ter Sunobersple,e. - BsItaeiselIer
(meo SluNraticrer), - Spprior fan lea life
icpe.-Sm ct eritte Sauo unesr Raaltibers
ne.-Sor itGif 3ro pao Neoltamenter.-gr
5Grins imiticm Set Hare SarS (RisD.-
Mrs. Marp u. 9ipermpre (meb Sn.(. -
Sunbbeestiltouoen / bet tropiIie Mmeriia
(meo Sa). On lille Grenss G1ionnement
-Spprlsoes eauues CT goo 8aratter.-San
iemanos 6oreorae.- SorltieQiat.
Urls oarlis so Gents.
Irssler: Sunobebspenner,
go college Elace, gbicaac, Su.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Wabcn &orreiponoancc.
@reeIsh. utnh

@reelsp, lltab.
8an Den &oman, "6Gnorit Clint, iom
trpttes i ~geo Nrnen" iioite glar, iaaes i
Soaf0rm?
Soar: Gei, men ri bar euhe( Gr
emplarer al "Seb Nrnen" for ifior, Der
oil blioe feroise fra Boabinbsren ON
ct Gar Gage. Bp9en er iterft pg aCbi
inbbanbsn meo StiHerps ps Sierncr,
os BIZ foite meo Bofen s1,10, meo Or.
preis 80 Gents. 8casns 5tgrrelie er
109 x IA CONNER, 416 Siber, %
i~nbeboloer. foruosn "5enorit Stint,
mange andre soce Eager.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

6n Sames s~Oloning. st en3ellf
Mooeblao 9iusr iSl9enoe 6 8e9ler ipr
Ell elegant DANES 6Oloains: i Sfulz
o,eus iilbase, y 6opebst fse 3 ingen
slin9ren nleo 2e9emet. a beitemt Sob.
Mite, 81 an9srue tat inmner, g. III
buerre t9t ino til &rOppen "Sntet",
%tilfeier 8taoet, "faber en- Games 6Clo-
ming lua meset 1Om at bolbe Ilbuemt
10 fra Sroppen."
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
WGrfclig Synthetic.

Helofonen CT 9fopnet puo en- rp OPP
finbelIe, Der masIfe bill fdnne faa coerz
oroentlis tor 8~etponina for Stibsfars
ten, / militare 9ismeo os b~esliae. Sta.
bsren al oenne pistise Opiinbelie ct Ell
Ineriiauer peb Napn 8 g.. Gor 0an
bar fprnplis i@orepiit lin Opfiubeiie for
en- W9a9be &s9j rinesembebsmaub /
@aibington. I%pparatet, iom 6r, Cor
bar opbt "ReIofoaea", lfdf fsrlt %
fremit 9i6re 9jsneite iom Telefon paa
Gpen uuber 9aase % uiisibart @eir.
Oct bliuer berpeo muliat, uoen np9eu
anoen 5prbinoetie emo ben ntmpiIeriIfe
2uft, at fsre en- Samtnle paa Z ailpmes
tes Iifianb. @anIte ipase 9ph, iom {.
Ct. ct ubrs Often, fanoe bsres paa
inbtil 100 Meters Niiianb. 5or at
fulbenbe Os prattiif prsue lin SpfiubeIie
bar Sr. Cog tilbrast 4 Waanebsr paa
Ssen pmborb paa en- 0amppa6t, Der
car itillet til bans &aaoisbeo / bette
9iemeb. Eli @ruub for &slofcnens
8irfiombeo lisser Naiurlopen ON be
iaataIbte ipmpatbiife @ibrationer, iaa.
lebes Tom oenae uiier fig / beilastet
5orm peb, at eng itemte Snitrrmenter
eler Stemme9aaer al famine 9fote ale
lpoe iammsn, naar ct snfelt anlGaes.
3il at siSre Sr. gpr' Opfinoelie frustz
btiu9enoe for formerlisIe Giemeo bar
Der auersoe | 9tetu Yorf oannet ig ct
Gftieielffab mee en- aapitnl al 10 Nlils
iiunsr Dollars, buis YirIefrebs bog life
maa itreife fig uoenfor @oronmerifa.
Gn for @epinifs 6slser. On ia.
Mile | ben ipanlte 8p Earrasona bapbe
nplis puneet 100000 5rants / 9ctteriet.
Wm feireoe benne ~sleoelise 8ssipens
beo peb ct fort @ilbe, boor bet git nieset
lpitist til. 9a mar ifutce til at belle
Yensene, rpitoo Der imiolertio Striois.
beoer. Nue 5amilisns Meblemmer.
psiaa be, Der lite baObe betalt noset Bi.
brag, bible BABE i'm Nnbel / @spinfen.
De andre nasteoe, % Stribeu uSartebe
til Saanbsribelisbeber. 8nipe os &ss
polpere Tom irem, % Der bsspubte ct
formelist 8lObbab. Ere Yeriouer bleu
brebt % fire iaaret. Saoeren MATTE
Tor at frelie fit 2iu iSse 9ilHust paa
2ofiet, bOor ban barifaoerebe fig. inbtil
Yolitiet Tom % befriebe BAN. 5lere a
benz er arreiteret.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Naaoe piloe ,1es fcmmeu meb en- aone,
Ter ! Den e<tss baooe "iat i'm toinoel'se
S0for Sc III Cine"
lsathOIssreolcr / NrauOtilfGloe.

.sfbolosrtgler / granotillfrloe.
es i~priigtis Maub. iom fog acudr'el
sf ale be Traffslige ulptter UNDER 81
e~ebronoe, bfilutteoe, at ban lite ollce
brenbe iuoe. Gneans ON u9sn 9Isr
ban berIor g~ranbo[nrm miot ON Nit
ten, os bans aone os Ssrn tdar pd op
% flaoer fig pla. Saa tnser ban Ell
Giubu no, fnptter ct 9du9 ON I'm aone
90 beiier benoe NED, o~erefter falter ban
Seruere ct for ct, neo / NrHlsne pad
henbe. Saa befororer b1n Wstlerre
no pua @ooen 70 apbrir9er Dem pad ct
ittert Steb. act 6ele iuger life mere
enb femten Wtruter, og ban bdaoer al
hume sisre bet poa II. 0ln brat ar
men paa tit ualt0Ioite Barn ben tsrlte
@arsen, ps bans aOne tiger, at Blauoei
er liOt uitemt al oeu bpppise o9 1ar'
hafepe 6lptning, men euers er be bel
fornsiet meo bans uom2rteoe 5orbolbs-
re9ler.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
0ar DC Vemae til at laaue nh

mob Siitsrheo | opbpriebs Sarme / @rant
gountp, 9otota, iaa iirip til ". &. gibipn
IT,, Wilbani, Yaiota. 12ti
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

SetiQeret Sanb. Mtan bar Siort
ben Opoaselie, at en- e~lettriif Sir6m,
leost qieurem urent 8anb, 9jsr bet
fuiotommen rent, oa BEN tilinteisier
huer leuerbe Srganisme, ION fiuoes
Iunoet. Drgonismer, Tom man life
fan ie meo bet blptte Die, % Tom enbOg
unbaoar Mifroifcpet, fan life mobitau
cen elettrilte 6unfes Mtdgt.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Motifs.

3e, her itdar / Crib I'll Sipert @uaiti5ns
No, unherrettes belue0 ON, at ollie SScroriu-
ger mobetalss III llnhertearete lda mart
ION null q. Scnoif carton.
"a 3. Mabel. 9HIur.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

g %tsrisl1ert til : @lotu Il 60. Gnimar, 3o,po.
an5eialsT '9 til g'tuiabeor, ou tay &irt5orfn sar.
b''ee ct usiTe. tp3gr itgise Sitj,t. gtgti,tts.e.
s%tr'stcle ON. sitr S%l,ygiua.
Aeieren'ss' Nsp. 3. aoTlu. 8,o. lt. g@loi5itsr, gep.
q. y. Sa8u % ~. y :. aocu, Cclma,. sopa.
23lati
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Eat

9il ale Rem, Der uHorr min ii0ite S0aoont,
noeoe os Tin nIplp. ~ tier De. ,om blorpg
iii at betaIe IoiIore,ne, ienots btrpeo mn
hiertelr9Ste 5Gf. Set par lanai mere, euo
Ie9 funce penre. @uo D~tlisue @oer ole.
9Gtbeelsit
q. q. Sdgeu.
Walco't, 9. 3, 13oe Ietr. 1885.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Bent IRE

rts al leaes sftr On 9unblaSt potsuttr.ss prtpHnsz.
Den enett Dyknbelis hu tan iatt, ,nsp,r Q,isu tsssT
III at Rrtps 5rsss us,n ben mtubt. Jrsat ist, at us,e,
rial tauut Iai, Sr,p,n,. f,x srSshu
lom En- Saas ct R~dslsitob, bo,r % en- bar I'm ,a,s ssu,
%etnotteN.. Den tan bruses nsi 1ttbtb al og, % A,,I.
t.tisuhslf spres. HsT al inSisr, b,nrt patSiiuc.
,Sttsu' optr oil itnots ben inotil pts.rt Tor 20 Qtxii
sutr to ter 70 Gems, potteirit. Gersi,:
~ Vatnntfota StattonerS Co.,
SAios Dtirntdpolis, Wltnn
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
The Trout Run Roller Mill

:. M ! tllo Slrfiol beb. ssermerue Fan on.
ten laa lln Speoe male, susr / pttet fnr SIomr
''"s' Mott & Hpnep.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
GnGienoummelia Sfilsmisiearunb.

GnGiennummelia Sfilsmisiegrnnb.
On suself officer Scr. 2pmenb bar nps
Zig inosipst en- NnmobniHs ON Stils.
misie fra fin urge, imutfe Suftru, forbi
BUN 0ptaarsbas pperrafebe bam meb
ben MeSoelelie, at bun ifjor oeo Bsrss
ipefulatiouer bauoe iient $4,000 9Ol-
lars. Den unse Some baupe 9ispos
iitionsrst pper fin 5Ormue, inSiaa mart,
at benbes Manbs Sage 90 Tenterne al
benbes 8apital life par NOT til at bntfe
OmfOitninserne peb bet fore gus, bun
fsrte, % bun bespaote oerfor siennem
en- Gsent at ipefulere paa Ssrien. Of
ficsren taitsbe be $4,000 Dollars. iom
bans 8one triumferenoe rafte BAN, paa
% erflarebs at ban paa insen
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

Yaaffeieiten inbtrafer iaar femme,
fig tent, nemlis 21oe Gpril. s 1886
iuotrai Yuaile enbru i%enere, nemlis 25oe
Npril, builfen Datum turoe pere ben
%ieneite, paa bpilfen SalIte ~uoerbopeoet
fan inbtreHe. Oct bar inotrufst fsr i
bette G%arbunorebe % %fOrefommsr neit tie
Sang Gar 1913. s 1859 inotrai Iaa-
lfe ben 24oe Gpril os / 1867 liseiom
iaar ben 2loe Ipril. Zen tioliaite
8auite, iom er iorefommen. inoirai 22be
@arts, builfet ilebe 1918 ps inbtreifer
naite Sang fprit Iar 22S5.
, 1889-04-11
cost of this block will be $4,000. TIE

cost of this block will be $4,000. TIE
dimensions are 95x5O.
The Miller building, now being
erected at the corner OF Washington aud
Taylor streets, will b. three stories and
a basement, the upper floors will be oc,
cupied by the Key City Club. The
building will be built OF brick, with stone
trimmings. The dimensions are S6xS2.
There will he one store room and the
commission offices OF Miller & Burkett,
the wcll-known real estate dealers. The
building will be completed within three
months and will cost 1900.
The Presbyterians OF this city Will also
erect new church edifice.
Plans and specifications have been
prepared by Messrs. Whiteway S Schroe-
der, architects and building superinten-
dents. 1t will be frame structure GOx72
feet IN the extreme, and Will have 4
seating capacity Of $50.
The frame will be constructed on 4
stone foundation. \ basement will be
exCavated, and fitted for a Sunday school
and prayer meeting ROOM
The design for the roof Will be that OF
an open-t:mber, the architectural pro-
portions of which Will be very pleasing.
The coet will be about $4,000.
The edifice this denomination are oc-
cupying at present will beremoved with
in the next few weeks, so that work
upon the excavation for the new struct-
ure may begin.
, 1889-04-11
Terrible ind StrmS in Mime
stand Dakta.
FIVE TOMS ALMOST TO-
TALLY DESTROYED.
LOSS OF PROERTY IN SOUTH
DAKOTA, 100000.

MINNEAPoLIs, April 4-During the past
two days South Dakota and Minnesota
have been swept by aseries of wind
storms, which caused millions of dollars
damage to property, ana several lives
have been lost. The storm started Mon
day night, and swept over large area
south OF the Northern Pacifr, in Dakota,
and extending into the southern tiers of
counties in this state. The greatest dam
age has not been caused by wind alone,
but in many places, fires famed into
fury by the storms, wiped out Of exist
ence several small villages, and hundreds
OF farmers houses rendering hundreds of
families homeless. The towns almost
, 1889-04-11
HARRISON MAKES OVER THREE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY NONII-
NATIONS.
So Many RascaIs Turned Out.

WASHINGTON, April 3rd.-Over three
hundred and fifty nominations were sent
to the senate, during the special session,
by President Harrison.
The following were rejected: Murat
Halsted, minister to Germany; IsadOre
S. Lowenthal, postmaster at Modesto,
California.
The following remain unacted upon,
and therefore died at the end of the ses-
sion: VIM. II. Welman, to be associate
justice of New Mexico; Edward l. Kur-
sheed, Marshal for eastern district of
Louisiana, and six postmasters.
President Harrison's nominations were
contained in 2S4 messages, during the
special session of the senate.
At the beginning of President CIeve-
lands term he sent to the capitol AIS
MESA ses. Eighteen OF his nominations
failed to receive confirmation, but there
were no reflections at the last session OF
congress.
During the administration OF President
Hayes the senate did not fail TO act on
all of his nominations, and rejected only
three. This record has never been
equalled.
, 1889-04-11
April 3Oth Declared to be a
Holiday by the PpGSi-
dent.
President Harrison Declares April 80 to
BE a Holiday.

President Harrison Declares April 80 to
BE Holiday.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The following
proclamation was issued this morning
by the president of the United states:
Hundred years have passed since the
government which our forefathers found
ed was formally organized, at noon, on
the 30th day of April, 1888, in the city Of
New York, and in the presence OF an as
semblage of heroic men, whose patriotic
devotion had led the colonies to victory
and independence. George Washington
took the oath of office and became the
chief magistrate of the new born repub-
lie. This impressive act was preceded
at Q O'Clock in the morning IN all the
churches of the city by prayer for Gods
blessing on the government. Its first
centennial of this illustrious event in
our history has been declared general
holiday by act of congeess, TO the end
that the people of the whole country may
Join in commemorative exercises appro-
pirate to the day, in order that the
joy of the occasion may be associated
:hankfulness in the minds OF
for all our blessings in the
evout supplication to God for
Gus continuance in the future.
atiyaS Of the raIioi0rIo "-nn1"
, 1889-04-11

The British privy counsel has reversed
no decision nf the American court which
, 1889-04-11

of the United States of Amer
Iponse to this pious and reason
est do recommend that Tues
| 80, at the hour of 9 O'Clock
the people of the entire coun-
to their respective places OF
rship to implore the favor OF
that liberty, prosperity and
y abide with us as q people,
lis hand may lead us in paths
ousness and good deeds.
NESS WITNESS whereof | have
set my name and caused the
e United States of America to
the city Of Washington this
1 day of April, In the year OF
ord, one thousand eight hun
and eighty-nine, and Of the In
ldence of the states one hun
and thirteenth.
ALI
BENJAMIN J. HARRISON.
resident,
JAMES G. BLAINE,
Secretary of State
, 1889-04-11

Mr.. F. c. Harper is about to erect for
himself au elegant residence on the Nor
gan hill.
On Saturday week, April 13, Charles
L. Hankins and Tom Cleary will have a
scientific set-to at the opera house. This
will be for points, the winner to get q
purse OF $500.
Taylor street, from Washington street
TO the stairs, is being filled Ia and in a
day or two one may walk there after
night In perfect security. This improve
ment has been much needed nd has not
come moment too soon.
When in Port Townsend last week
Mrs. ID. I. Denny of Seattle paid three
thousand dollars for half block of land
in Mountain View addition. She i:
contemplating the erecting OF fine resi-
dence property this spring.
The Singer Manufacturing company
have opened branch Office with Smith
Il Ellis, in the PoDtIus-Haller BLOCK
where the ladies of Port Townsend and
vicinity are respectfully invited to cal
: and examine their latest family machines
I with hlgh-arm, self-setting needle, and
all modern improvements; machines
3 sold on small monthly payments; oil
= -i-lI-- ->a-t~ OIL s''~-.iins for OIL M n
, 1889-04-11
ARMORKD COAST DEFENSE YES
Sells.
Two of the Fastest and Best in the
World.

World.
.sHISGToN, April 3.-Great interest
cit at the navy department to-day
opening OF bids for the armored
defense vessels. 1t was concluded
ally that the figures promised by
the lowest being 81 ,614, 900, constituted a
fair price for the work, and the closeness
of the bidding was remarkable. There
are many features of interest about the
new craft, one, connected with boilers,
has apparently given much trouble TO
the bidders, and may influence the award
of the contract. The specifications pro-
vide for two ordinary return tubular ma
rine boilers OF 1900 horse power but
capable of 1,600 horse power required is
to be supplied by coil boilers, these
have been tried with great success in a
modified form by the French govern
ment. but their use as naval vessels will
be largely experimental, II they come
up to expectations they will result in &
large saving OF space and weight, but at
least one bidder, Cramp, does not feel
confident Of result, for he proposed to-
day to enlarge the two tubular boilers,
and in consideration of this departure
from designs to wave all claim to any
bonus for horse power in excess of :, 400
The next lowest bidder, the Union Iron
Works, agreed to accept the departments
plans and guarantee the results. The
vessel will be new departure in design
from any vessel In the navy, and Capt
Richborn, who is acting chief Of the bu
reau of constitution is confident that she
will be the most formidable vessel fol
the displacement of any in the world
and able to cope with anything afioat
She approximates tha water type and i:
Of 5000 displacement in cruising trim
When she goes into action by taking
water ballast she sinks until the deck il
but Is inches above water level, thu
diminishing the size of target exposed t,
opponent. The sides covering machinery
are to be covered with Is inches of armol
besides the protection afforded by Goa
bunkers; barbettes containing the gum
are to be of 16-inch steel and the decl
will be of steel two inches thick. Sh'
will be draft and have spread Of 16 knot
an hour, at this speed she can steam 40
miles but her ordinary cruising speed
about two, knots. She would trave
1872 miles WITHOUT renewing her Goa
supply but the most remarkable featur
will be the tremendous power of he
armament in the forward barbette whicl
is mounted on turn table and manipu
lated by hydraulic power. She will carr
a 16-inch rifle, weight 110 tons and 1
feet long, one of the largest guns afoat
In the rear of the barbette ther
will he q twslve-inch rife weigh
ing 42laa tons, a fifteen-inch dyni
mite gun so feet long will proieC
from her bow and other places. TIL
3 vessel will carry six 33-pcunders thre
/ nine-pounders, two six-pounders and fou
j three-pounders, all revolving cannon
: and rapid firing guns. Machine gur
and electric search lights on hollow stee
: The military mart will complete the shi
q which will take three and half years
= build
, 1889-04-11
WOman's Day in Kansas---Many Towns
Elect Women Ohicers.

Woman's Day in Kansas---Many Towns
Elect Women Ohicers.
KANSAS CITY, April 3.-The election
yesterday was very hotly contested. j.
]. Davenport, anti-ring Republican. was
elected mayor, and all other Republican
candidates except treasurer. The wo-
wen played very important part in the
municipal elections in Kansas. Eight
hundred women voted in Wichita and
two women we're badly defeated for mem
bers of the school board. Harris, @
liquor dealer, wss chosen mayor at Atch
ison. Five hund red women voted; theiI
ballots were equally divided between tbs
the Democrats and Independents. B
f. Waggoner. Democrat, was choseI
mayor at Topeka. The women made
-trong fight.
Il is believed that the Democratic
icket is elected at Rossville. The wo
aen elected their ticket at Leavenworsh
'usan B. Anthony made heroic fgh
or her brother, D. r. Anthony, Repub
ican. for mayor, but he was defeated b.
large majority. Four thousand wOmeI
oted at Oskaloosa and again electe'
Tomen officers by sweeping majcEitie'
1t Cottonwood Falls Mrs. Minnie MOI
an was elected mayor with full COM
il OF women.
, 1889-04-11
DAILY ARGUS

Is I-STED
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Delivered by mai. or Garner
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Yasr...-..Sq O. Three Months s.. "a
FfT Months s... o. + One MGnth...-.- l OF
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EE-Pcr week > cents; payable weekly.
Advertising rates furnished onap?Ecafion.
, 1889-04-11
:ESIDENT IS CONTEsIPLAT-
ING A REST.

ING A REST
ICE Seekers Will Then Have to
Rest.
SGToN, April The president
mined to take few days rest
.ation outside of Washington as
he without sacrificing the
He has been npder a
.av.,, tally and physically for
,bals, tbs and il is beginning
to ..u th. Friends say that
the ply aus's'u u'a ~ 'aA
short ohioieA u"'io' "uo
b. h. 10 so at the first ia
vo,obIa Y. He made some
inquiries '" fo''rees Mon
900 ID soon started that
be was &C
Ch...n.Lo venue cutter His
da,.,tn rumor for to NOR
AN roe was his desti-
no,io, kn,; the white house
,h;. ~ sho vas no truth in
the report 40 ~
ed. It is, hoV p.oo"oie 'na'
he will leave 81 'e" "a,s oy
the end of this no. "AE
any definite ari v" LIS uea,
tination or mea Voi'a'oH VIII
be made for sevt
r,, d Washing
sOn ss Taken +
Re
WASHINGTON, Ap '' .ne
senate passed res, "s 'na'
.onou,s Il. ,.oaa.oa direction
of the chief signal sne VII
matte conditions OF VASE
iDgtnn Territory. T.
er with illustrative cha iroh
General Greeley hav, pun
lished and in view OF t. "on 70
the far northwest it III Vi
great interest.
The rainfsll on the Pa TUG
heaviest in the United Ring
from 10 TO 107 inches AMI 'nis
enormous fall covers onl en'
of the area Of Oregon apt 'on
Territory. On the other red
where less than 10 incbs
than five per cent, OF the wi az
can be sown in nine-tenths
states without irrigation,
equable rainfall. ARricuitu
tons are moro fruitful. with Il
than in some sections of the st
there is considerably larger rai
mean annual temperature over
ritory being being bat S115
from 451E at Fort Colyille. il
eastern Washington, to 81 de.
Ashland, Oregon. In 300 miles
tude along the coast range the Il
ture in the summer months is
degrees. 10 59Ik at Fort Stevens,
During the winter months the me
perature of more than half these
is above the freezing point. and
coast ranges between 40 aud 45 d
General Greeley says TO sum
Oregon and Washington are
with q climate Of unusual mildo,
salubriety.
, 1889-04-11
Administrators Notice.

T In tie fFo9ste CoIrt OF San Juan Comfy. W.
Ss,,5,.i,t IN me matter Of the estate of Juseph
.isi0'S y hereby given to all persons holding
, 4Alnst sai4 deceased or said estate TO pre-
Ssrsi.S sss with The roper Vouches 10 The IN
fvaIIfnS] administrator of said estate at his
SsoSnttts house on San Juan Island in said
as, 81,iI1p I3r payment within one year from the
bsrre5 5''''i'lon OF this Rotire or he foreVe er
1. SASDwIrH Administrator.