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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

A telegram in Sundays Cincinnati
Enquirer from Findlay, Ohio, says
san attorney from West Virginia is
in this city engaged in taking depo-
sitions to be used in the West Vir-
ginia Gubernatorial contest on behalf
of Judge Fleming, the Democratic
candidate. About fifty glass blow
ers employed here went to Wheeling
and Wellsburg to cast their votes at
the late election on the ground that
they we're still citizens of that State,
fact that the attorneys of Judge
Fleming are apparently unwilling to
concede."
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

Our esteemed contemporary, the
Wheeling Iatelltgencer, gets up on
its hind legs and fairly roars with
rage because we announced the re-
suit of the late election in Wheeling
and gave the reasons for it. Our
remarks were so true and so much
to the point that our neighbor could
not stand it to have us tell the truth
about them. Verify, it is the truth
that hurts.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

OUR advertising of winter clear
ance sale has created a boom in our
business. For January our sales are
far above the same period last year,
and have made quite hole in our
stock. People have taken advan-
tage of this sale to lay in goods for
future use. We find it pays us
much better to close winter goods
at and below cost than to carry same
over for another year We make
money by getting the room and when
the season opens we can show you
new goods at Hirschman's
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09
<C0 NJ E<
TO THE
INAUGURATION
MARCH 4th.

We extend a special invitation
to our out-oftown patrons to visit
our establishment on March 4th.
Make the store your sssHeadquar-
ters." We will take charge of
your satchels, parcels, wraps, etc.,
free of charge. This occasion offers
you a grand opportunity to COM
bine business with pleasure. You
can see the Inauguration, all the
sights Of the city attend the Inaug-
ural Ball if you wish, and at the
same time doyour necessary Spring
shopping Clothing, Dry Goods,
Housefurnishings, &c,
AS an attraction extraordinary
we have had printed at consider
able cost very attractive "Souv-
enir Guide to the City, which we
propose to present gratuitously to
every stranger visiting our establish
ment on that occasion. This
"Souvenir" book will contain all
the principal points of interest in
Washington and vicinity, their To-
cation, hours of access to visitors,
and engravings of the Capital and
Presidents House. Also pictures
of Harrison and Morton, with their
biography. 1t will also contain an
engraving and description of our
establishment. Our Mail Order
Department, how to shop by Mail,
and its advantages to out-oftown
residents.
Should you be unable to come to
Washington on this occasion, and
will write US to that effect, we will
send you a copy of this "Souvenir"
upon receipt Of two cent stamp
for postage.
If you are in need of anything in
our line-Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
&c.-we shall be glad, to receive
your orders and promise you entire
satisfaction or your money will be
cheerfully returned.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

If anybody wants to find out just
how things are not going at Charles
ton, he can read the correspondence
of the Wheeling Intelligencer. If
one of that papers reporters were to
send such reports as the editor of it
is doing, he would no doubt be dis
charged as unreliable.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

The authorities of the Agricultural
Experiment Station appreciate the
kindness of the press in its efforts
to extend the usefulness of the sta
tion. Prof. Myers expresses himself
much gratifed and hopes to further
receive these fayors.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

An English journal thinks the
courts in this country will not be
able to hold the trusts in check. Its
reasons are that the protective poll
cy gives control of the markets to
the monopolists and as long as that
is the case they will continue to
flourish by using one subterfuge Or
another,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

Mr.. T. W. Fleming, of Fairmont,
is spoken of as candidate for the
Collectorship for this State under
General Harrison. 1t is none of our
funeral, but we may b. permitted to
say that Mr.. Fleming has been a re-
markedly successful business man,
whose private character is above re-
proach, and vigorous leader among
the young Republicans of the State
There is no other Republican spoken
Of who would do more credit to his
party than he.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

Mr.. Mason, of the Vest Virginia
Democrat, says the election of Carr
as President of the Senate by the
aid of Democratic votes always
makes him "vomit." What does he
imagine can be the feelings of the
Democrats of Jefferson when they
recall the fact that they swallowed
such Nur Vomica as himself? 1t
makes us feel as if we were Vesu-
Was and had designs on a modern
Psmpeii or observation-disclosures
t0un Free Press.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

their West Virginia correspondents,
that Golf was certain of election by
aid of Democratic votes. The first
proposition to Mr.. Shelton was made
before the opening session of the
legislature, and 81 900 was then offer
ed if he would remain away from the
State capital. This failed and the
briber or bribers followed Mr.. Shell
ton to Charleston, where another
proposition was made that he should
vote for General Goff, and position
worth $1,000 year and $1,000 in
cash were offered. This shows that
the patronage of the incoming Harri
son administration is being farmed
out in advance for purposes of brib-
cry. Other members were approach
in the same way as Mr.. Shelton to
secure the one vote needed t. elect
Golf.
We do not know that this need be
accepted as a surprising development
Harrison was elected by systematic
bribery in Indiana and New York.
The money was collected by and from
''the Pharisees" interested in tariff
bounties. AT Indianapolis we have
seen the astonishing spectacle of
United States judge-the intimate
friend Of eating his Own
judicial declarations and ruling ex-
actly opposite-reversing himself
in order to screen from punishment
self-confessed briber On Satur-
day last a republican member of the
Indiana senate was bounced" from
his seat, on indisputable evidence of
buying votes in blocks, according to
the great Dudley's prescription.
When such things are possible under
the eye of the president elect, where
his influence with his party is all
powerful, what was to be expected
in the mountains of West Virginia,
with such manipulators in the field
as Quay, Elhils and Golf?
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

The man who can put his personal
prejudice against the good of the
whole Democratic party of the State
ought to have some of the egotism
knocked out of him.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

For wonder, there were no shell
or soap men with the circus.
PEOPLE generally regard Mayor
Fast's message as being an able and
timely document.
JUST arrived-the finest lot of car
pets in the country at I. Picken-
paugh's.
BOYS oyercoats reduced to $l.00.
Only small sizes left at Hirschnan's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

When Golf sets up his little State
government, all his own, wonder
where he will get his money to run
it2 Will he sit at Charleston, or
will he also have little capital all
his own?
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

The machine Republicans are al
ready beginning to call Harrison a
mugwump because he does not prom
Use everybody an office.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

We will have the Samoan affair set
tied when Blaine gets into the Office
Of Secretary of State-of course we
will You bet!
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

In ancient times Presidents elect
were supposed to choose their own
Cabinets.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

This is good natured winter
which will probably linger in the lap
Of spring.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

The shadow of that grounding
was very CONSPICUOUS.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

T. PIcKHHPAUGH has fully decided,
II he cannet settle his claims, to put
them in other hands. Call and save
costs.
: Tun best shoe in the market, any
style you wish and every pair guar
anteed to give satisfaction. "Our
Specisl." Call and look. Itisa big
thing, for sale only At Hirschman's.
The r. 4 M. Union is still the
place to buy and sell your produce.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

bf0auuu6 COlleSe, at ClarkSDurg,
under the efficient management of
the new President, Rev. j. L.
McCutcheon, and his highly cultur-
ed wife, is enjoying season Of pros
perity. The character of work now
being done is of high order, and is
very satisfactory to all of the patrons
Of this deservedly popular school.
The one thing needed to make the
school still more effective is larger
number of pupils. If the citizens of
our State are interested in building
up institutions within the State,
they will do good thing to patron
ize this school.-State Journal.
On last Monday night Hon. John
E. Kenna received the necessary
thirds majority Of the Demo
cratic caucus for Senator. He would
have been elected on Tuesday, but
for the fact that one Senator, Van
Pelt, of Fayette county, and three
delegates, Dorr, of Webster, Harr, of
Of Marion, and Merrell, of Writ, re-
fused to abide by the decision of the
caucus and did not vote for him.
The indications are that these gen
tlemen will yet support Mr.. Kenna,
and that his election may be looked
for at any day. This is what should
be done. We had hoped that the
lessons Of two years ago would have
been remembered by the Democratic
members Of this Legislature, and the
fool-hardiness Of that period would
not be now repeated. Democratic
success now, more than at any other
time, depends upon Democratic una
ninimity. In this Legislature they
are confronted by a formidable foe,
determined and willing to do any
thing to advance their party's inter
est, and the only hope of the Democ
racy is the solid and harmonious &C
ton Of its members on all party
questions; in short it is the only
manner by which even common jus
tice can be done by this Legislature.
It is extremely important that all
Democratic members abide by the
usages Of the party and vote for and
elect Mr.. Kenna. This is the only
course now for any true man to pur-
sue.--Inder.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09
The Gubernatori.si Outlook.

The excitement over this matter
is becoming too intense for comfort
The Wheeling Intelligencer is the
mouthpieee of its party in this State
Last week in an editorial of two col
umns length, it declares, that on the
next 4th of March Gen. Golf will go
before some officer, take the oath of,
office as Governor and call upon
Harrison's administration to place
him in his seat. This statement,
supposed to have been inspired by
Golf, was telegraphed, presumably
at his request, to the leading Repub-
lican papers of the country. What
is its purposeY Do they expect to
brighten Judge Fleming from his
contest, or, what is more likely, do
they fear the disclosures the investi-
CATION will make? If this buster is
intended to scare, it will, as much as
the people regret any disturbance
wholly fail. Uncle Sam will hardly
deny us the privilege of contesting
the election of a Governor, or if need
be, even of Mayor. Such an inter-
ference would be gross violation of
the United States Constitution
Their calls for Federal assistance
will be answered just about as Glen
dover was when he summoned spir-
its from the 'vasty deep"
West Virginia has a constitution
and laws; and her people, irrespec-
tive of party, will stand by them
and repudiate such empty braggado-
cia. That constitution and those
laws allow contest, provide how it
shall be decided and by whom; and,
in case of vacancy, who shall fill
the Governors office. Any defeated
candidate has right to contest
Judge Fleming's contest is legally
begun, and is now pending 1t must
be passed upon and all spurious
votes discarded before the Legisla-
lature can declare the ''true result
of the election; and until it is so
declared General Golf has no more
right to discharge the duties of Gov
ernor than some South Sea Islander.
If he is the fair and manly man he
continually proclaims himself to be,
why do he and his friends want to
disregard our laws? If he is so sure
that he is legally elected, why do
not he and his friends welcome the
contest on its merits? 1t seems to
us that an honest man, conscious of
being right, would, now that he has
a chance, be eager to remove the
charge of fraud, which, unless inves-
tigated and dispelled, will forever
cling to his election.
Instead then of stirring up bad
blood, we had better direct our at
tention to the grounds of the contest.
Unless those charges are true there
is nothing to fear. The facts already
stated certainly make their truth
probable, and justify Judge Fleming
and his friends in their course
This, however, is matter for the
Legislature. We will not assume in
advance that they are all perjured
scoundrels. With them, therefore,
the whole matter should rest, with
out these partisan efforts to preju-
dice the case. We repeat, we await
the introduction Of testimony
Stotcsmon
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE!

All winter goods must be sold
s Ma REGARDLESS OF COST.
We are determined not to carry any
heavy wear if prices will make them
go. We still have a big stock Of
Overcoats for Men and Boys,
UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, GAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And everything suitable for the sea-
sons wear We mean business and
have some great inducements for
you. 1t is an opportunity you should
take advantage Of
S. D. HIRSCHMAN.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09

The Legislature mill grinds slow
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09
A DIGNIFIED ADDRESS.

The amendment was accepted, and
Senator Maxwell spoke upon the res
olution in this form. His address,
like the others he has made during
the session of the Joint Assembly,
was able and dignitied. To his mind,
he said, the construction of the Con-
stitution in the matter was plain.
Its provisions were mandatory, and
he could not see how the declaration
of the result could be postponed.
Mr.. Maxwell then attempted an ar
gument to show that the Congress
of the United States was consider
ed a judicial body when assembled
to watch the President Of the Senate
open the certificates and declare the
result of national election.
A COMPLETE ANALYSIS.
His argument was ably answered
by Gen. Sprigg, who made one of the
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-03
Gu joriGrocli9 ~ ulDffe

er inbtrufst / Saonsn peo Gpia, en- al
Samoa: gsrne, ben 15be Warts. gnps
MI peb man life, ON ben ifriuer Jig fra
en- Gpflone eler fra en- 5lobbslse. Vile
sfibs, iom Der laa for anfer, git i0rift,
PAD ct euself 8rissiartsi nar. Sc arnes
r~itanIte a~rissifibe "1rentOn" % "8aus
BAHIA" bleo ~iulbfenbise 8ras, % ct
treble "gtipIic" brsp inb paa 2anb %
saar rimelispis Osiaa op | Stumper.
vi "9anbalias" 8eiatnins omfom 4
Oiicerer os 80 Matroier, beriblanot
en- psb giaun M. gricIon; ale Omborb
paa "7renton" frelite 2ipet. III tpite
Stibes Manbifub onion 90 Wanb. gn
ulbitnubisere geretnins fan fsrt ben
tes / Mibten al Gpril, ba ct 9ampifib
Omfrins ben 3io uentes til Gan 5rans
cisco fra Samoa: 0erne. Sc Soreneoe
Stnters Marine bar peb benne lllpffe
miitet 3 af fine beoite Jartsier.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-03
Nacnet @2linertfa."

Del geographic Selitab / garis bar
nplis uosipet ct 8ert, bouri Or. Sules
WarcOn sisr &ebe for fine unberisaef.
Ter nnsaaenoe, bupr Gaonet Nmerifa
Hammer ira. s 1875 ubsap Warcon
en- BOG oper famine Gmne, % Ienere
bar ban anpenSt mesen 9ib % Msie
mso unoerisselisr Of be tibliaits biitos
rifle Sarfer, bpOri Gmerita er neput,
Den alminbelise Tru, at 9apnet Ifriper
fig fra Opbaseren gsspucci's 5ornapn.
fulotanbis usrlnbet, flyer ban, Ca
bet at fSlssnbs:
l. "Amerique" er bet inbianFe 0apn
paa 5ieloene melIsm Sniaalpa %
9ibsrtab ! YrOpiuien 6 9untales, Der
abfiaer Ricarasua Ssen o. Woss
auito'4ptsn; ubtrpttet betpber |
NapasS proset "bet pinbiae Qanb1
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-03
S.n flor Cpoa0clie.

" pnentIl9qIgr iboa Npbeoen ON en- mst
oiatia O%poaselie. The Langseth Insect
eide Fertilizer bill ipare 3uilnoer Of 7rl,
lars for be 9titrifter, Der berries Of gbirt,
bugs, og ,eoolutionere Rsttpoeni SurminaI
en Sompoiition, iom former unnrmi;
Sorobuno % giunoiat pbelG9ssr bisie s,s-
osopr, oil Der blipe flor g~fieripstsid str
os meo Gstte betale Spfinoeren % ydtsnI
baperen Wr. 8. %. Gansietb for bans itarI
eise Stuoier ytat o9 Tag ps bans tcitara
erperimenter. Sr. Eansietb Dor ftret N
paaltoelige WRnbS Si9lp / SabritGtlpuua
i'm SpfuoelleS Nrtifel, o9 har alerfoe ertrd
oenne lao piot, at ban allereoe / osnNs Cay
Jon Ton laoe nosst Of fit Yroeuit .rnn'
Sanbelen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-03
Deesrab.g sttem.-cnsoa Den 3oie april 1889

bansbstisnte. 5orTnset, ber bleu am
taaet meb 25 mob 8 Stemmer, er fels
aenbe: Gee. /. gnboer Sernbanetor'
puratiou, iOm brioer Jorretnins ! Stas
ten, ffal bore ~anioarGis for Sfabe till
fsiet bpilfeniOmbelt al bens 8etjente I
i Statsu, uSen msbuirfenbe 5orismmelie
fra buns SIDE, naar iaaban Sfaoe sr
foraariaset peb 5orismmslie al nosen
Irains 0iiput6.r, garb Waiter, 3ele'
graph Operator, aOnouftsr, Naifinif
eIer rosen unbeu 8etient,' Tom bar Rom
troll oper noset Stationary Signal"
"7arsst Boint", 8lOd eaer Sporififte.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-03
SDin6 Bugs uorDooes1
THE Langseth Insecticide'
9atenteret ben 25oe December 1885,

gbinb Bugs bar foftet Ganset mere ~
9oraertrisen 9Joroe, % mango bar faitsi q
SeIlntnins, at De mao lutte meo Sososfll|
ming Der, boor bette SHIsft bar begpnpt ms1
fine Goslg9selier. Jortidt Speeeoprina]
uomasrer Sorobuuoen % plpnbrer ben '
De Beitanobele, ipm er moobpoellse v
gbind Bugs; ifslse famine Yrinetp plas]1
Yaranrer %afmaarebe % ipgeltge 2pr cgl III
laoer benz, naar be bllr frtiie o. traI0:1
Sorobnnoen maa fureres % forntss, Y
ebtnd Bugs alteles uorpboes. 81
Spu Vars Stubium % grpertntsntd "
opoa9et ct iiffert % hurtist piIfenee yto'.1
The Langseth Insecticide poelTS9n
uorpooer olsie Yeftbpr, % paa iarlrhe !
tore9er bet uobpttet Of Speoe DIP. riere, ~
boao bet fofter. 2p%fgnlfuinSs o9 aIUa.l
ltnssbrepe piier, bbilfen Yris 9nrref laas3
paa oenne oi9tise Spfinoelie. VI CT neo1
I B%e9pnoelien at inolfr9nfe Sal9et
tilt, Gtfelis Menaoe til 20 Ncres z YaI|
i'll boer 8iDber. R9fte War hanter
babe en- Soripnins flor NOT for ellel'gssaa
lelen. Brussanoisning meoIs!9er VI
Yatte uuber Smnaaet. Moresle
Sbe Sansietb S%nieetieiot w. ~
Ntinneapolis, NA1
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-03

Senator Refer inolepereoe Ranoaa
often en- &afte Rs~iolutioner, iom bar
tilftemte al ct Wsbe af Gurmere | Saut
Center. BE inosb oIber lfarpe llotalel>
Ter mob be sraati9e "Truts" ps for
LANCER, at 2esislaturen antaser ifrense
2oUe mob bsrne % andre uloolise aoms
binatiuner. Sarmerne | Sauf Genters
Omeen fOrlanser osiau, OF Der pebtuses
itrensere 2oOe ON Resulerins Of aOrs
poratiuner, Der tiluirfer Sarmreb ifaber,
os mob ale 8orporationsr, iom isger
at nebiatte Yriisn paa 9(%serbrusspros
butter os Tom paa iamme 3ib Tiger at
forbsie Yriien paa fatritersSe @nrer.
Jarmerne uotaler bioere, at be bar
baaret bisie Bprber lanse moi, os at
man, bois Der lite blir siort nOset for
benz, impbssaar en- 8epolution.
Senatets 8eiolution ON, at 2esis(a
turen fulbe ajournere ben Lobe Ipril,
b~ebnnolebes | Sriet | Tirsbnss, men
ben bleo efter en- lang 9ebat nebftemt,
oa QUIET enbnu bapoe 500 5orilaa
isien, iom bet life bapbe bebanblet.
9a Ninnsbubl State Yarf Sorlaset
toses Op til 8ebanolins i QUIET, bleu
Der oplait ct Brep fra @upsansr Mers
RAM, bpori ban flyer, at 8pen Mius
neapolis bar bepOneret bos bam $780,
600 ifslse 5oriluaets 8sitsmmelier.
5orilaSet bleu berpaa antaset meb IS
mob 81 Siemmer.
Gor laset om at inbbele Staten . npe
Legislative 9iitrifter bleo i Dnsbass al
Suiets 5elfomite inbiti1et til 8eotaselie
meb ct Bar 5~Oranbrinser. @inona
@ountp miter en- 3epreientunt, Tom blir
siuet til @aibin3ton County, % B(ue
Garth gountp mifter en- 8spreientant,
iom saar til &ice gOuntp.
@t"e ountp Options" JorIas er inbs
leperet | Senatet al Scr. Soarb. Bet
beitemmer, at, naar en- 5smtebel al
Selserne ! ct GOuntp %forlanser, at ct
GalS ifal afboloes for at afsiSre, on,
enten beruisnbe 9ritte ital ialses
guuntiet eIer life, ifal ct @als b(ipe
afbolbt. Scr. Dodge fra Dodge gountp
fremiatte osiaa ct "2ocal Options" 5or.
Ias, Tom fun sielber Dodge gOuntp.
pa bet bar ct lOfalt SOrIas, blep bet
antaset nnSer SuipenliOn Of 8sslemen=
tet. Sum nosle faa itemte imob. Set
ct bet anbet Sorilus ON "2ocol Option"
for ct enfelt County, iom er peotaset al
Senatet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-03
@iScomTnS Se9tslatur.

2esislaturen bar MI u9ret iamlet
II Tiger. s Tirsbass fremlasbss
Senatet &c Petitioner fra ale &anter
af Staten mob Bombs Bill ON Menis.
bebslfoler os andre pripate llnberpis.
ninssanftalter.
Senatet oebtos / 9irsbass ct Scr.
flag, Tom forbpoer 8pautoriteter at ub.
ftebe 2icenie til Salsoner, Der lisse,
inben 800 Sob fra en- uifentlis Stole.
@uuernsr Soaro ienbte / 9irsbasa
ct 8etububFab til Senatet. Oct bar ei
Gorlns ON at ~operbrase til 6. os &
Otbelber ben &et, iOm Staten bar til
afbpbe Maria gouns's gisnbom / 8in.
nebaso gountp.
5orHaset ON at forbsie &rebsbom.
mernes 2Sn til $4,000 ON Garet %
s400 for nbSiiter, gap Qnlebnins til en-
lang 9ebat | Snsbuss. Wanse &e,
preientanter ubtalte fig ffarpt imuo, al
9ommernes 2sn forbsies, mebens anbr.
al &ettens gmbebsmenb faar en- for.
bolbspis lioen 2Sn. Mec A mob AZ
Stemmer %belutteoe asismblp at uptaat
5~or1la9et til 8ebanblina.
Senator 9aplOrs SsrnbanefurIlaa
Der er ct al be meft omfribte Spsras.
maal | benne 2esislatur, bleu i Dnss
bags benpiit til 8Omitesn for Sernbane-
anlissenber. Den alminbelise Menina
er, at bet lite after fOmmer op til Be-
Rambling | benne 2esislatur.
Senator Brains 5Orilas, Der furbpoer
SernbanefOmpunier at babe / fin 3ie>
neife Mafinifter, Der bruser beruIenbe
Sritte, Tom op til Yebanblins / Ons.
bags. Nobfunoerne Of 5Orlaset up,
lpfte, OF Sernbanefompanierne bapbe
ia itrense Sorbolbsresler, at bet bar
iimulist for en- beruist Mafinit at faa
ct 9ofomotiu no al &unbbuIet; men
oenne 8aaitano blep bog sienbrepst,
ibet Der blep napnt mango Ssrnbane.
ilptfer, Tom beruieoe Maifinitsr bapoe
foraariaset. 5prGaSet blep antaset meb
Is Stemmer mob 8, IL Seuatorer
Itemte lille.
Nr. Sings 5orlIas ON at iorbinbre
Dannelien af "Trufts" ps andre ulou.
'ise &ombinationer, bleu pebtaset al
Assembly, | Torsbass meb 81 Stemmer
mob 20.
Gsiemblp bar antaset Gnberions
ON Siabeserifatnins for Sern.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-03
9es Woines Rtuer 2anbet. Com

9es Woines Rtper 2anbet. Com.
ntisfioneren for General 9anbfonturet
bar anmobet Snbenrissminiteren ON
at dnlasse Sag be 5Orenebe @taters
Rapn for at faa isien 100000 Gcres
2anb b~elissenbe mellem &accoon Sort
af Ges Roines Sloben % Sotuas norbs
lise @renie, alminbelis fienbt unber
3annet Oes Noines &iper 2anbet.
Sfslae en- Yroflumation Of 2anbbeparte.
nentst tos ct Hntal Settlere fra 1855
til 1860 2anb bette Difritt, men i
ben ienere Tib bar Dss Woines Balep
&ailrOab Company, srunbet paa en-
&ienbelie al Statsns 9sieferet, bolbt
paa OF iase bisie samle Sarmere bort
fra fiae Diem. 8aabe 49be os 5Obe
aunsres pebtos en- 2ou on, at erflere
bette 2anb for ti~lbosefalbent til ben
oHentlise DOmane, men YreFbent
Gleoelanb belasoe besse Sorilas meb
ut Weto. Set fses, at ben belle Dele
sation al acnsresmaub fra SOMA er /
6apsr af ben al 2anbs gummisfoneren
fOrsIaaebe 5remsaussmaabe.