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The daily critic., 1890-05-31

from ne Chtcago Hera'd
MI Clarkson's sudden discovery
that the Democratic press has a much
larger circulation than the Republican
press viii astonish many worthy people
who cling to the old Federalist idea
that Democrats are ignorant, ragged
and vicious. Opposition TO Democ-
racy in this country has always had the
hayor OF aristocratic pride and "better
class contempt for all such as have
had no assistance from family prestige
or fortune. Ninety years ago this feel
ing on the part Of the exclusive Fed
eralists amounted to a frenzy.
Ihey hated and feared the people.
Fisher Ames, the spokesman Of this
class, went croaking to his grave in the
oeliei that JefiersOn's triumph In 1890
bad made certain the death Of the re-
public and that its life under such
auspices was not to be desired Later.
under Whig and Know nothing leaders,
and still later under Republican
leaders, The same idea has obtained al.
though IL is not now so freely pro-
claimed in public
Not long AGO DR.. Bacon made the
startling discovery that, while the Re.
publican party was the party Of the
wise and good, It was led by the iguo-
rant, the sordid and the vicious. Now
Mr. Clarkson puts on record the fact
that, while the Republican party is the
party Of intelligence and great moral
ideas, its newspapers do not have much
more than one-half Of the circulation
that Democratic papers have.
These are suggestive facts Are we
on the eve Of q great discovery that the
Dem ocracy, despiscd and maligncd, is
composed of the Lord anointed? II
looks that way. Let some Boston aris-
tocrat watch the graves of the members
OF the Essex Junto, Even a worm will
turn.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
coMPrLsrnN OPPOSED

The German Lutherans Of Wisc0u-
sin have determined TO bring about the
repeal of The compulsory education law,
which iuterleres with The teaching of
German i'm their parochial schools, and
TO This end they are working to make
the next Legislature anti. Republican.
The Germans Of Chicago also. are agi.
tadng The question of a repeal Of the
Illinois compulsory law The Wiscou
sin law is not yet year oid-the llH-
nois statute has been nn The books about
fifteen years. hut is virtually "a dead
letter
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

II may BE remarked casually that the
eight hour heaven thar Is about 70 open
b a portion y the world l9llers will
uQl include farmers. newspaper men, og
'Le women wla 80 their oEu house
work These three GLASSES VIII work
nineteen hours a day.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
CoLoRED FARMERs' ALLIANCES.

The National Economist. the official
organ of the National Farmers Alliance
and Industrial Union, published az this
city, informs us that at the last meeting
of the Colored National Alliance. in
session al st. Louis, a plan was forum
lated for The formation of land-invest.
menteompanies composed cxclusivelyof
C0lorcd co.Operators. Under this plan
quite a number Of such companies have
been organized and are now in success
ful operation The first was organized in
Texas. The truth g., says the
National Economist. the oolored alli-
ances recognize that the colorod farmers
must help themselves. and II is wonder.
tul how selfreliant they are getting
about doing t. The politician is dis
cardcd and practical co operation called
tn. with exchanges in several Of the
most central Southern markets, to attest
iis success
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

he candidate for Governor. In giving this
Instruction, the county convention de
G5r1l Mr.. Patterson to be faithful ad-
yo.ate and faithful expouuder Of Demo
cratic principles.
E PUBLIC MEETING recently held at
Memphis to consider the question Of the
improvement of the Mississippi, resolved
AGAINST the Cowdon outlet scheme, and de-
olmed that The mere fact that the "outlet'
system is prosecuted by Eastern or New
Yor. capital should Of itself excite suspi-
ciou that other interests were antagoniziug,
in uis the interests Of the Mississippi
Valley,
TIE MAYOR on CuIcAGo, who has been
on q trip through Texas, made a speech at
Fort Worth, in which he interpolated a
Joke. The Fort Worhians took the Joke
DO earnest and severely criticized the dis
Nnguished visitor before ne was well out Of
town. The Mayor is az home safe, aud
announces bis determination to never again
be as funny as he can.
HAMILTON FISH, In the son aud name
sake Of General Grants Secretary Of State,
and Frederick s. Gibbs have beeu formally
read ont Of the Republican party Of New
York by the Republican State Central
Committee.
JoHN G.. FILE, treasurer Of the Lutheran
Orphans Home at Philadelphia, is said to
be an embezzler Something about that
Institutions guawing File appears TO be
On order.
THE CYNICAL READER OF Mr.. Explorer
Stanley's On.to-Africa literature might in
fer that he was keeping open a line Of re-
treat TO be used after the honeymoon.
ONE BY ONE THE boodle Aldermen are
trickliug back into New York. Why
shouldn't they It's perfectly safe.
THE VkNDERBILTs are taking steps for
the erection Of q six-million-dollar resi-
dence at Asheville, ". G.
TIRE WoNAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
Union contains one hundred and seventy
five thousand members.
THr MAREEr REPORTS say that iron is
steady. They might have added, and rigid,
also.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
II Would BE a oGrrous Colaeldsoes


Dir. Carlisle was yesterday assigned 10
a place on the Finance COMMITTEES,
which VIII have 10 do with the House
Iarih bill lie could have no assign
ment that would be more Appropriate.
There IS no member Of the Senate who
has a more detailed and accurate kn0wl-
edge Of the facts bearing on the tariff
than he, if, indeed. there be anv who
is So we'll informed. II would De a
curious coincidence if il should fan 10
bis loi 10 write In the Senate. as he did
IN the House committee, the minority
report.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

Ymrbidcs set was one Of indiscretion
nothing more The friends Of free in.
stitutions in Mexico will not be en-
couraeed by a successful effort to mag
mo. m
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

Afeft re stt 4 9fA lHess
The report Of the retirement Of Gov
eTnoT Thompson from the Civil Service
Commission is denied We cannot but
be glad for the sake Of the Government
and Of the people that Mr Thompson
refuses 70 be tempted 70 give up work
f0r which he is SO sell lifted but we
are soTry for his sake and a little
ashamed Of our Government thai he
must do bis work a serious sacrifice.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

Elom ne l.r.Loarnal.

Ff0Hl HIt L08TftF-J08fH0I,
The tariff is tax in so far as il IS
for revenue, il is necessary evil
form under which the people surrender
to the Government a portion Of their
hard earnings 10 meet necessary public
expenses. When II goes beyond the
revenue limit; when 1t seeks 10 put a
check on commerce, and turn industry,
BY meaus Of obstruction, into new chan
nelsi when II taxes a farmer 10 enrich a
manufacturer, the tariff Is an indefensi-
bic robbery, and an impediment 10 the
natural growth Of the country, and, in
stead Of increasing, IL decreases the in
dusiTial resources Of the nation.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

Our Prohibiti0nist friends must be
ware Of becoming TOO familiar with
that mammon Of uurighte0usness. the
use Qf money a. elections They are
reported % have So. 600 pledged for
their campaign fund for this year 10
Massachusetts,. while more Is coming.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

House.
THoNA, REED has gone too far. The
handwriting is on the wall, aud We feel
constrained TO sing at him;
Oh, Thomas Reed, Twaaausl
Thou man Of craft aud guilel
We've held our peace this many a day
With meek aud patient smile;
We've seen our rights drop one by one
In lhy capacious nav
Our privilege Of sitting muil
When We should work our Jaw;
Our right Of brayiHg loud aud long,
When We should silent be,
But now we'll sing adifferent sOng
You're striking al "eold tea
Take ''quorumsn and ''maionties,"
Take "tellers,n ''yeas and NAYS"
Cut short our stationery sWag
And Government bouquets;
But, Thomas Reed, we warn yOu,
You're going quite too far,
lour dosm Is on The cafe wall
When you close up the Bar
The NEW foBs Eee,,-ag Posi- thought
fully remarks.
AZ p sra NAAAa NAi AaF SIM q hnr Nffftt-
Bg Post charged that Mathew s. Quay
to0k $4,000 from the state Treasury Of
Pennsylvania and lost IL in speculation,
the witnesses 10 the crime being Chris
Magee oi FiGtsbuFg, to whom QUAY made
confession, senator Don Cameron, who
furnished the money 10 save the state from
loss, ana eX-AttoFney- Wayne Ne
Nea2h, through whom The settlement was
made-all three Witnesses being PenusYlFa-
MA Republicans. Quay has made no denial
Of the charge aud be retains bis place a.
Chairman Qf the Republican National
Committee and head of the party. And
yet MF Dlarkson wonders that the Re
publican party Is l0osing It's hold upon che
press Of the country.
0uT esteemed contemporary seems 10 for
get hat every day makes 70 easier. It Is
only the hrst part Of a lash Of silence which
comes hard
USDEE P0ETEg's QUESTIONS s0malhiug
Ike this may occur between ys census man
ana Sc maiden
Pray what is your age said ye census
man sage
And sc dausel spoke never . word
Are sou foolish, insane. deaf. bgmuHleksd
or lames'
Aud sle smiled 30 thought s5 absurd.
-D0 ygu powder QE paint ana ler smile
r. -gew faint,
DO son zHarg Niles, aHl have son cold
feet
le danlqsal sen she =pake not, son 6et.
Bat So uau be lay dead d e strest
l9Hs WILLIAMS, ia Eu4lisumau ul1
heat LIS zWeetlearts brains 5u1 eleven
JeaFs ago 10 Leeds England, has given
himself pp 10 Justice Do Chicago because /
bis conscience troubles lim. III Williams /
A-l lad l-lle m9Fe heart be would uat. T
Al .als lale lay have haI z8 .arzea level (
p llaal 81 conscience.
iHE DEMOCRATIC State Convention b .
Tennessee HliI ID heII at Naslg-Is 81 IaIg
l Ee1f. shelby County las .u=f--r......7 M
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

IN selecting The United States Com
missioHers for the Chicago Exposition
President Harrison has done que De
coming thiHg IN naming l1T lhe District
ot Columbia Colonel Wilson, who Was
Marshal of Tie District under Presi
dent CleEeland Administrator
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

ferent You are q man occupying an
exalted position and endowed with bril-
liant and profound atiainments. You
owe much 20 vour generation and Won
ought to be honest and pay the debt
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

No better Beer than the Robt. Portner's
Vienna Cabinet Beer.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

NEWS IN LACEs,-COlored Chantilly
Laces, In all the new shades, for hat trim
ming, four inches wide. 3.le per yard.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.-Colored SILK Laoes,
with tinsel, four inches wide. Only SIZE per
yard.
Colored and Embroidered Crepe Lsse
Laces, four inches wide. Only 75e per yard
We have just received a new llne Of Lace
Parasol Covers, IN imitation Brussels Point.
s2.25 10 $3.50. Cheaper grades IN Tambour.
75e 20 si.i5.
First floor,
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

Ihs Qualities Of Quinius are Specific
against premature badness. 4TRINsoSf-
Quiulue Tonic leaves the Lair -ll and
glossy.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

NEW JEWELRH.-Enamel Lace Pins, ln
all styles. Reduced from -, $50 and 81 to
si.T5 each.
Fancy Shell Pins for the Hair, 25e, SOC aud
15c each.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
Tragedy and Comedy.

Scenes from the following plays: "Inro.
mar uiower sceneG Romeo and Julieti
Gas deciphered by lgnatius Dounely); "Nel
Gwynn" "a stage upon a stageG Meg
Merillesn lentircl; MA beth" murder
sCenel; leah, the Forsaken" death scenei:
Hamlet" tOphelia IN the mad scenel
This college will graduate this year some
OF the best professional talent In the United
States.
Complimentary tickets must be exchanged
for reserved seats.
The latter may be obtained for 2S and 30
cents az W. G. MErIEROTT & co.'s, lli0 r
81. n. W.
summer courses IN Elooution cost from 81
upward Circulars now ready az the College,
Oh l2th 50. n, ". All persons who enter the
summer class on or before June are fur
nished the best orchestra chairs FREE for
the entertainments at the theatre.
my20toju3
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

DOG COLLARs.-R Reduced from 62e, Il,
q .e5, $50 10 3se. SOC, 7se and 81.
First foor
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

THE WoNANis CHRrsrr,N TEMPERANCE
Union contains one hundred aud seventy
five thousand members.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

MEMS HANDKERCHGEFs REDUCED
Mems All Linen Colorcd Bordered Hem
stitched Pandkerehiefs Reduced 20 isc; 8
for See,
Mems White and Linen Hand embroidered
Hemstitched Initial Handkerchlefs, Oneinch
hem. Reduced to 25o each.
Mems white All-Linen Hand embroidered
Hemstltched Initial Handkerchief, two-lneh
hem. Reduced % 85c; for 81.
First ho1r.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

D1.Hk ~ P3ltlsF'5 Vienna ea4last Besf-
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

THr NAREEr REPORTS say that iron is
steady. They might have added, and rigid,
also
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

SCOTCH ZEPnYRs REDUCED We have
Just reduced about 30 pieces of Brocaded
Zephyrs 20 the exceedingly low price OF gjc
per yard. Heretofore sold for soc. This ex.
cellent value will bo conspicuously displayed
on centre table in iTont OF scotch Ginghams.
Second floor.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
MARTYR COLLEGE or ELOGUTION
ACADEMY OF ACTING.

Humorous and Dramatic Rectations; Clas.
sic Pantomlme; Fencing Battle; Greek Statu-
aryi Contest In Gesture; Floating Vision
Scenes; New and Beautiful Attitudes Ia Cos
tune. with calcium effects, aided by musical
selections; "A Sailing Scene" music by Pro
fesgOr SOusa, who will personally lead the
orchestra during its rendition; "HOw Grand
ma Danced the Miuuet "The Famine" with
TableauN.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

tie candidate for Governor. In giving this
rlruetion the county convention de
1rcl Mr. Patterson to be a faithful ad-
yo.ate and faithful expounder Of Demo
-.-LL. nrLnrtrlns
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

The VkNDERBrLTs are taking steps for
the erection Of six-million-dollar resi-
dence at Ashevile, ", G.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

one BY ONE THE boodle Aldermen are
trickling back into New York. Why
shouldn't they It's perfectly safe.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

THE CYNIcAL READER OF Mr.. Explorer
stauley's On.to-Africa literature might in
fer that he was keeping open line Of re-
treat to be used after the honeymoon.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

MH aAha 10 LOAM
~ 20 aumH e sui
U Approved Real Estale security.
=. ". WAhaEH 3 COS
ala G. q b.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

HAMILTON FISH DE the son aud name
sake Of General Grants Secretary Of State,
and Frederick s. Gibbs have beeu formally
read ont Of the Republican party Of New
York by the Republican State Central
Cfunftfaa
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

JoHN G.. FILE, treasurer Of the Lutheran
Orphans Home at Philadelphia, is said to
be an embezzler. Something about that
Institutions guawing q File appears TO be
On order.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
e.
m;.rn.;oot. 1giernen bar MI after

giorneiagt. "8jcrnen bar M after
liant Weiga al i'm 5ienbe, Stptteren DIE
Tneritp( ia Gamlic, ! Wisiebal. Zen
sts Mopember began 8. 3uerIta Jig
otsne meb lin &ifle paa Rpgsen ppeiter
:, 6oorben Borreitao til en- Rut eler
s;sIb faloet 8orreitabiielbet. aommen
o. % noa Seiben Ter ban neoenfpr zig EFT
S,or Viprn. Gen bar / pmtrert 100
SSsters Sraitanb % tnbe en- bel Gel
9;Sietrat, men unstet Der bar tDft al
Srrer, uaaeoe bos Dies fire 6ifle ben,
=, Seu tumlebe pperenbe; laa CAB ban
oSu uof en- Silien p9 MI tnmlebe ben belt
m, for ifle mere at reiie iig. Dies
snttc bar ~bennesans en itor, ualminbes
in fpb ginne. ga ben Oar lfllot, maatte
fan ofiteo ior at leie iis en- Manb til at
ino ben frem ; men ba man Ell finoe faa
hen frem uoen peb ! WRil lang Smpei,
bs1utteoe be at faIte ben uboper 5ieloz
uuteu. ipm er 5 q 600 Meter bpi. Be
;moreb ben til meb Granbar ps faitebe
hen uppper; men fpmmen libt nebpper
bIsp ben bauaenbe ialt / en- Sforte, %
N W,ano nMatte oa fires NED | ct Gong
for at iaa ben los.
Sen lite Ippbr. bar Die igjen paa
eoot. bennesans iammen meo Spens
NM 5ione, paa @rRnbien mellem Ntss
Seonl pa 8raabal. 9e Ianot intet Spur
iererb ben 15be. Zen Dag laa Der Ell
inf 5aaae, % be tGntte laa lmaat paa
at lutte meo Sasten for ben Dag, ba
be lite ri9tig uiolte bpor be bar; men
iSetiamme bprte Die ct grsl al en- Sjprn,
o. Sgaeren logger ba ~tilipran9s efter
qppen, men fit life ie noget for 3aasen,
"a Sc isloer oa eiter 2poen en- 2to, lnoz
til Sc ltanbles al ct tpft Slrfefrnt, bpor
bet beopnbte at bragg % brgle laa bet
par iplt. Die bappe fpruolet, at Siprs
men mart fom iinpb Dem; berfpr ftanIeoe
han for at blipe libt ~iifrere paa Saanoen,
"a ON life leuge fonnmer ben impo benz
iulot &aleri % reiIte Jig paa Bag
benene. &pmmen pnttrent 10 Sfribt
nqr, biliebes ben mart pelfommen meo
Ell auale ira bper Saser % bet bar moi.
Sen tumleoe Gang paa Sang rullot %
TOM tilIiolt iaa ner S99rene, at De
maatte uige tilbase ct Sar Sfribt, for
at ben life lfulbe ialbe paa benz. 8ette
par osiaa Ell 8lnne.
9perItpleu bplper frembeles paa at
iaae eiter 8iprne. San burbe | Sanos
heb bape Ell Grtrapramie, eaer osiaa
bsr 8pgben lasse paa Sfnopremlen.
San bar III uorpboet 10 Sjprne ! gttss
iebal. Salt bar ban / jim 9ib ituot 81
9jprne."
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
en- Wpoen I 9afota.
Baconspiae, Relicn Co., 81. 9ai

SASS'~~hNNr sNNAISh wv ~ "
Sr. 8ebaitsr!
Ger er itrepet uteset ON Rsoen Der | Hcro
9afota / aiminoelisbeo % | ReliuH %
Ramiep Counter | Saroslesbsb, pg pirfelis
Gpo bar Der osiaa peret. 3eHne SOB ipnes
M, at MATTE bliue ~afbiulpen, oa Der Ioumer
en- iaabau Ransoe ai~Grlisbeossaper ira be
bebre Stileoe sitenfra.
& ben isnore Del al bette gountp er Der
oonnet en- aomite for at mootage o. uooele
Iaacame 6apsr o9 tuittere for benz. vi
llnoerte9neoe bar osiaa beiluttet os til q.
tieue Tom ReuemmRno peo at mootaoe %
ucpele gaper for uirtslis 9ran9enoe Der
ben noroeItre Eel af Gouutiet iant tpittere
for @aperne | 8laoene.
Rprite Menisbeosfolt, Der ieuosr @apel
bioub, pniter belit, OF ~transenos T~ienisbsos'
iolt Der ri npoe soot al benz; oenne Seuiisi
fan opnaaes peo at ieuoe gaper til %.
Man bsbaae at ienoe gaperne til fslssno,
gloresie: g. o. Gnsei9tber, Tetersburs
GslIou 60, y. 9ni, % iamtiois sipsr Of
nnbsrretuins sisunem Brep til 8aconspiae
DO. snssiatSsr, aomite.
OF. Glnse
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
9foIelrrerpou.

On f~rIiteligfiHoet Sfoiel1rer riIeo gooe Bib
nesbpro og 4ratsis / SioIeslerHiHseH, saites
til at ouerta9e NeHigbeoslfolen % ben arie.
rifanife common school | Sdruu's Nenig-
heb, Befer Go, Minu. Sfoletioen oil blips
mtnoit otte 3aaHeoer ON Garet, fem Naane.
Der eneelif Stole og tire Ranneoer 6eliet
onsItole. meo en- Con al 5000 pr. Nlaaneo,
lamt aoIt o. 9osi / Stcietioen for Den npriie
HeligioHsltoIe. 2gnnen for ben eugelitt
common school pil bltoe ca. $500 pr.
Maaueo. Diaa bare | 8eiiooelie al second
grade certificate for at unoeruile | Den en-.
gellte. 2et ituloe uGre eHlfeli9t, ON peetom.
nlsnoe 20rer o9ian tunoe i~nltrnere 8prnens
/ Gang.
N%niggninger meo gpoe giouesbnro beoes
inoienot inoen Den 15oe Morris 1890 Ill
Sioert Carton,
222 auoubon, geder Co., Mifn-
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
6. W.&.st.V @rfaraoner.

5il Marot @rns 6eiten Geiu Orleans
iriaes 8iletter for Iur og Retur ira l2ts
,Sc6ruar I'll 1909, gIRlOeuDf ilotIl soc Narts.
Ertien er S2s.75.
,Sor Sangerfeiteu I Nefu Orleans Eur %
Retnr Billet ira soc ,Sebr. til l5oe 5ebr.
aiRioefDe TIL 2toe sSebr. S2s.Ei
sSor anigbts Of Rpthias Ngoet / Wilwau.
Zee ste Snli 3ur % Returs Btletter, glRb
Der fra soc Ill t5oe, one fare.
Kit National Educational Association
/ CT. Baul 2oeH 9nli lit Ste, zoe on soc,
gI1loenoe til lite 3ult 90 Site Anguit one
fare for 3nr % Retrr, fartt sl for Mem
bership.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
Gn oapmiIs Monn a,

Vh gapmilD Wano. Ser Dor /
A%riltialtta en- Waro, tom / guaoeaape
o'ltnot bar faoet @opmilbbeo iSrit GA
remit; tbt bans GoSsiprcnbeo er usiten
ereltaaelioe. Oct er en- iattie Gr6eioer,
Smeo nf YrOfesiiuu o. enonu en- una
Wtaro. Som en- Hint Saauoonrfer Tan
ban az % til jamie iis op noele 8euqe,
Der iiillolertio life lRnee bliuer / bans
ete, oa ban mart fdar bgre ON en- eaer
ai1oen, JON trenser 4en9e, 90 buors
riarae er Der life / rofanterne al Dor
Sp, lom 9isr bet? Gn @ane bapoe ban
laaleoes sipet bort be t%untarte 8enqe,
ban bar | 8eIibbelie al. "a Tom Ser
en- ipart llpiIibt @sauo ps lpurste, ON
pan lite ltlloe BABE ct eller anbet brugt
&laoningsplag at iprRre bort. Den
9aomtloe Mfnno 6apbe Inn en- eneite
Sratfe, iiteii ben bapoe BAN nplia tipbt.
BereopiQig tpg ian ben itpe 9sraffe af,
torGrebe Ti99ereu ben % fit bans nc.
leoe 6raffe lsjer, bpormeo ban gaar
Den Dag toa9, oa ban, itjsnt ban tiener
tanlis sobt, al lutter 8apmilobeD life
bar bapt RaaO til anitafe iig nogen
anoen 5raffe. Sette er bare ct al De
mango 8ref, iom beteguer oenue NOR
telige Mtano. st Sar upe Stppler, ban
for en- Eio iioen anltaiiebe fig, gif lam.
me 8et lom 5ratfen % ben ~aapntiloe
Wano tit ct Bar iturepne 5ralto iiteoet.
TIMBER Streifeu CONNER / 5reorifss
balo bapoe ban iparet Jig op rs Sroner,
bpprpaa ban reiite NED til 5rebrifsbalo
ps fprRrebe benz til Strifetomiteeu.
Oct er life iaa mOerligt, at en- Zig
Manb mart blioer befienot % maaife
pglaa ubnDttes al enfelte Menneiter
paa en- minbre benipnSfulo Waabe.
Smiblertib bar bente sapmiloe Manb
paa ben aant al 8Den, bupr ban Dor,
paft i9rlis Spii9t % b~etrastes tiloels
lpm ct SGnomen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
State Of w aShingtOD

tluoertegneoe i9iger Sotter, beie Blofer
o. aeretracts / on omIfriug Seattie. the
Queen City Of Puget sound, til bilige Bril-
Ter og paa ineget iempelige Bilfaar. aipb
al os mt, fneGeis 1e ea0Hu fan fda, bpdo
&c enlfer, I'll rImeliee Eriier. 8i uenter I'll
8aaren o. SommerelI en- Ngrre 3ilitrgmnina
al Gmigranter END HoseniiHoe tioligere, ug
alt GdHo oil ium en- liter Jslae Der itige
burtist Pris. ONT paa, at IN IaHomdno
o. enbuer, Der %foritaar ia paa al oprfe %
brire lin 3oro, fan lettere ifnife Tia en- goo
qepeuei me0 3 eller 10 Aeres laHo beruoe,
buor alimntet or iaa guuitlgt, eno ban meo
lli9e ItBrre 1rbeioe fan 9jgre ND al et belt
6omeiteao pan Eitens foloe Brairier.
vi bar for Salg goot 2auo, mere og min
bre lfoubeporet, I 8, 10, 90. 40, 80, so, 100
, AcTe Tracts Dg opoper nreo let 4oadHa I'll
3ernbane eler 71mpittb. lloenbnes Boenoe,
Der niaatte gnite at nnbrInae 9snge i litter
o9 prnfitabel Real Gitate her | Bpen sller
andre Steoer / &aibiHgton. bile ri tiIraaee
at t~orreipOuoere meo os, iDet vi iteoie ital
laDe bet uRre os maatpaoliageuoe at pRlge
be beoite investments, lUm for Eiebittfet CT
/ DRarfeoet. GTamiHeret Title % waran-
ted Deed 9arnnteres % meofslger etbuert
Salg.
Spis 3e tommer beruo, oa beigg os e!er
"TRIP ON nGruere Gplpsninger til
s.. Is. @ablberg T. Co.,
2l6 SeferIon Ctr, geatfte, geaib.
20.16.tt.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
BsolaH. Einu.. ben 2sss q

grsbbst.- 5.pss ts,tHbtaiats icr isapar.nss
siaet o. gsnaes. at BET ssbosfps Dub I baus Rtsesm
ssn lie Esssmber 1859 al t~on.ales ia bette iorsife fiD
Dor siR,oe sat.r SusH aHaeisa Srssbst. pan ssss
air lse3 2~9a..,is I en- aleu At 70 aar. afssot pOr
fsst paa gitmcrfsH. ROnssO'rsfr. Rorss. o. uepaHer,es
III amuifa { 1877 os bSiaf,s Est Gbipeapa &C.. geiHn.
hpor bau saT cot I'll In Ess. Aissss t~itsglaSsr mig
mss 5 Ssua ilips, iom bssrasT Eabsi Of IN s~ubirpstis
sas.s. sr,s rare nss BIT SisO. UsfasHa part st
R,uee.
Gartn gansabL Bigiam stmsabl.
esanit. sals. e~bissapa Co.. ItrH. sta 2Sss
Sauuer 1890.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-12
Ill sore 0nmOer.

gi oil berpeo unoerrette Gosr ON. at pt
oil reoucere bort Gplag. isreuo ri tnssr en-
Bareforteenelie. vi Uil oerior slpe en- Ras
bat al 20 Hrocent paa ale bore Sinteruarer,
9rn GOODS, Notions, Sto % Stspler, 0otte
% Suer o.Ip., Der iGlaes Tor acntant Sab
get beapnoer Wanoag ben 5oie Jebriiar %
ndrer til Thprsoaa ben 20oe Sch. @rprerier
sr unctaans fra openltonenbe 9ubuo.
nous 8 oil fao Narer ior Hpperilpb, lan
tom til Oh q. W. 2fin ~ Con
2a2w Nespsr, Some.