davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

CAPITAL CORRAL AND FEED YARD.
 The best of care given boarded stock Accom- mOdatiOn wagons to and from all trains. Bag gage called for and delivered. WM. ZENT.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

TOMMERCIAL HOTEL, CORNER CENTER Jand Jefferson streets. Only house employing white help throughout. HERRlCK X LUBRs, prOprietOrs.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04
FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-TWO GRINDING PANS, ONE T Settling Pan, and one l2N20 Engine, All iH frst-class condition, and will be sold cheap. h. quire at THIS OFFICE.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

TENO LOAN-ON FIRST-CLASS SECURITY,
 | for long term of years, will loan at very low rate of interest the sum of 5000 JOHN KING, Phoenix.
 INO TO THE FASHION BARBER SHOP FOR " shaving, hair cutting, shampooing, bath ing, hair singeing. Ladies work done at the shop or residence Prices to suit the times. Opposite the Opera House. FRANK SHIRLEY, pro prietOr.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

Give Post Office Address in Full, Including
 County and State. Remit by Draft, Post Office Order or in
 Registered Letter at Our Risk.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

Daily Edition, One Year, S10 % Daily Edition, Six Months, % Daily Edition, Three Months, 25O Daily Edition, One Month, 100
 Weekly Republican, One Year, 25O Weekly Republican, Six Months, 50 Weekly Republican, Three Months, 75
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

Taking Quantity and Quality of Circulation Into Consideration, "The Arizona Republican, Is the Best and Cheapest Advertising
 Medium Published in the Southwest
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

To Newsdealers and Circulators of Papers Throughout the Country We Make a Trade Price which We will be Glad to Furnish on Application.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

J. B. WOODWARD. l.. 1T. CHALMERS. NXTOODWARD X CHALMERS, ATTORNEYS
 w at-law, Rooms and 9, Thibodo building, Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

A RIZONA DEGREE LODGE NO. ?, D. OF R "A Meets second and fourth Thursday evening Of each month. Miss Nettie Carrier, N. G., C. S Scott, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04
SECRET SOCIETIES.

A RIZONA CHAPTER NO. l, R. A. M., "A Stated conyOcaton on the second Monday Oi each month J. B. Creamer, II. P, c. H. Knapp, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

A o. U. W. PHGNIX LODGE NO. B. A. Regular meeting every Wednesday even ing in Pythian Hall. D. P. Conroy, NJ. w, G. H. RothrOck, Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A BRAM HUMPHREYS, COUNsELORATL4w Office: Room 3, Thibado Building. References: Lacede Bank, St. Louis; II. c. Power, President First National Bank, Starkville, Miss; F. II. Marshall, Cashier Woodstock Iron Company, Anniston, Ala .
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

A RIZONA LODGE NO. ?, F. AND A. NJ A Stated meetings on the first Tuesday of each month. Dayton A. Reed, W. NJ, C. H. Knapp, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

C,ANTON ARIZONA NO. l, PATRIARCHS O Militant, I. 0. 0. F. Meets third Tues ,day of each month. John Gray, Commandant, x. E MOrfOrd Clerk
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

ENDYMION LEGION A. 0. U. W. MEETS
 Ti second and fourth Wednesday of each month. F. M Czarnowski, Commander G. II. ROthrOck, Recorder
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

DR. SCOTT HELM, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
 U geOn. Office and residence MaricOpa Street, East side of Plaza, Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04
AT THE HEAD
All Newspapers Published in the Southwest.

By Mail--In Advanee--Postage Prepaid.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-04

LNORAL ENCAMPMENT NO. ?. l. o. o. F. IT Meets second and fourth Tuesday evening of each month. George A. Mintz, c. F., c. B. Scott, Scribe.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-08-28
FAMILY LOVE.

If there ia anything which makes life
worth th, wing it is to be one of an af-
fectional, Ianily. Strange to say, how
ever, most people could really count up
the really nice families they know-the
family, that is, in which there is not only
tender care for each other, but an I'M
selfish department, and kindly interest
always manifested by every member of
the home circle toward every other fell
low-member. The daughters will always
fetch their mother anything she may
want, and brush their brothers top coats
and hats for them ere the male members
of the house start off for thejri work in
the morning. The lads. too, will often
take their sisters for a walk, or pay them
little attentions which cost nothing and
mean great deal. This is the home in
to which a young man who wants a good
wife will do well and wisely TO marry.
There may not be much show about the
girls but he will find that they are atfec-
Tomato and that their dispositions will
stand the test of wear. 1t is easy enough
TO fall in love with girl when she is ar
rayed for party; she feels the flush and
pleasure of the fun. When life deepens
and darkens, however, aud little family
worries come in. a man wants something
more than pretty drawing-room orna-
ment for a wife; he needs a real. good
hearted, honest womanly soul and help
mate Selected.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-08-28
A FOREHANDED YANKEE.

A New Hampshire boy, several years
before the war, found himself in Little
Rock, Ark, then one of the Indian
agencies. He began as clerk and then
became merchant on his own account.
Long before the war actually COM
menced he cOmprehended the political
situation, and in 1860, when he felt sure
his state with other Southern States
would secede. he proceeded to dispose of
his large stock and invested the same in
cotton. He further took the precaution
to secure attidavits to prove his Northern
birth and his Northern sympathies.
When the South was actaully invaded,
his Secesh friends in Little Rock laughed
at him, telling him that the Y anks would
cOnfiscate his cotton. He said nothing.
When the Union invading force reached
Littel Rock, his cotton, amounting to
several thousand bales. was seized and
sent North on Government account.
After little he succeeded in getting
through the rebel lines, and arrived in
New Y ork about the time his cotton ar
rived. He at once presented his papers
to the Government. They released his
cotton. He sold it on the rise of the
market, say at $50 per pound. Its
cost averaged him about six cents. The
transportation to New York cost him
nothing. To-day he occupies one of the
most elegant mansions in Concord, n.
H., on the site of the ancestral home
stead, has but one child, and has an
annual income of several thousands.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-08-28
ONE DOLLAR FEELS LIKE TWO.

"Here lis an interesting experiment in
sensation as conveyed by the nerves and
MUSCLES said a gentleman. sit is not
a new idea by any means, but it is good
enough to stand repetition"
''Let us have it,
''If you cross your first and second fin
gers" said the gentleman, lifting his
hand and suiting the action to the word,
''you will find that any object placed be-
tween the fingers so crossed is reported
to the brain by the two opposing sets of
nerves. The result is that the single OBJ
ject thus held gives dual nerve report,
and hence will, to all intents and pur-
poses, be equivalent to two objects of its
class or kind.
s'Here is silver dollar. / cross my
fingers and place the dollar between them.
What is the result? BY turning my eyes
away, so as to debar all knowledge by
any other sense, | feel the sensation of
two dollars. In other words the dollar
becomes two dollars. Clever way to paw
your debts? Well, try it and Judge for
yourself. Detroit Free Press.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-08-28
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT VS..
INSECTS.
From Scientific American. ]


Prof. Lintner, state entomologist, has
made microscopic examination of the
insect collections of single electric
light, and estimates that the debris
which he inspected represented 81, 900 in
sects. As many of the smaller forms of
insect life probably constituted the lar
ger portion of those attracted to destruc-
ton by the light, he believes that the
average number of insects destroyed in a
night by a single electric light is nearly
| 100000
The larger portion of Prof. Lintner's
specimen collection from one light con-
sisted of minute gnats, midges, crane
| flies, and similar small two-winged in
sects. No mosquitoes We're discovered
among the victims, as they are not at
tracted to the lights. There were, how
ever, large numbers of plant bugs,
which are injurious to vegetation, parti-
cularly of one small species of hand
some green gassid, which feeds upon our
grasses. A number of the moths, and
one of the leaf rollers which have made
such havoc in our fruit trees this season,
were found, as we'll as other species of
the same family. Prof. Lintner in speak
ing of his examination said:
| 81 was sorry to see quite number of
the beautiful gauze wings among the
heaps of the slain, as their Larvae are the
aphs lions, which aid in keeping down
aphides or plant lice.''
''The electric light to quote Prof.
Lintner, twill undoubtedly prove an ac-
tive agent in the reduction of insect pests,
and also furnish entomologists with
many rare specimens and with species
never before SEEM
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-08-28
HOW TO READ BOOK.

There are as many different ways of
reading book as there are different peO-
pie in the world. But there are few little
hints which | think will not be amiss
with many.
The best way to read book is with
the intention of getting something from
it..
Read it with thought as to the Ian
guage in which it is written.
Read it with all your senses keenly
aroused; otherwise you will find no en-
joyment in it.
Read it so you can JOY with the joyful.
weep with those who sorrowful, and
laugh with the merry.
Read it with thought why it was
written and whether the author had
motive to exploit beside the mere story.
Read it from choice, not because some
body recommended it, but because, after
| looking into it, it seems the book you
want to read.
| Read it in your natural way. If you
are a rapid reader, do not attempt to bore
yourself to death by trying to read it
slowly.
Read it and note the peculiar charae-
teristics of 1.-THE people described in it,
| their surroundings, their mode of life,
and then think how much these things
have to do with making climaxes, or
bringing about certain situations.
Read it with an intent toenjoy, to find
interest, and if possible, Improvement;
but do not start out to read a book to i'm
prove yourself. The very fact that this
responsibility rests upon you will make
you find the book stale, fiat and unprotit-
| able.
Read good books, and they will UNI
consciously make you speak better Eng
lish, systematic your mind, give you
better knowledge of the world, and tend
to make you in every respect a brighter,
more interesting, more broad and more
considerable woman.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-08-28
A GRlEvOUS COMPLAINT.

" It's hard on fellow, do declared"
Said Tommy one day, with a pout;
" In every one of the suits | wear
The pockets are most worn out.
They're bout rs big rs the ear of mole,
And never have more than three;
And there's always coming mean little hole
That loses my Knife for me.
81 can't make em hold but few little things
Some cookies, an apple or two,
knife and pencil and bunch of strings,
Some nails and maybe II screw,
And marbles. of course, and top and ball.
And shells and pebbles and such,
And some odds and ends-yes, honest, that's all
You can see for yourself It's MT much.
"I'd like suit of some patent kind,
With pockets made wide and long;
Above and below and before and behind,
Sewed extra heavy and strong.
I'd want about n dozen or so,
All easy and quick to get at;
And should be perfectly happy, know,
With handy rig like that"
st. Nicholas.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-08-28
POSTSCRIPT,

Since sending you my last communica-
ton the gold fever has run higher than
ever before in this place. Yesterday Mr..
Henderson took out 62 ID dollars worth
of gold-three hands only at work at his
claim. This morning he picked up a
piece worth over eight dollars.
Hastily Yours, Al b.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-08-28

George L. Thompson, the new and en-
terprising postmaster at Warren. Big
Horn county, Wy. has keen eve out
for business. He refuses to sell two-cent
stamps for less than five cents each.
claiming that high freight rates made it
impossible to quote them at a lower fig
ure. The people do not relish Mr..
Thompson's nerve, and ask Mr.. Wanna
maker to remove him.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-24

Sr. 6. 3. Grsftben, ben ms palsts
Stoleiuperintenbent for Bolf Gonntp,
Minn., friper i "Reb Riper 9alen"
for ben 3bie December:
"Decorab er blanbt Sfanbinacsrne
en- al be melt befjenote Bper ! @meriia.
DEBORAH er bsfjerbt for fin naturlls
%itjsnn. 8elissenbco, fine ppperlise S'o'
fer os life at fOrslemme "8ecorabsPo'
fen, bet betjsnote uorits Blub, Tom bar
en- uhpre flor ubbreoelie o. bar sioet
9ecorab ct fienbt Rapn iblanbt oue
Stanbinaper ~berti0anbs. DEBORAH ligs
ger paa besse Siber at Upper. Soma
8ioer, mellem bsie Batter, iom "Itafer
Ell Mono ira De flabe Gr9rier / bet noros
lige Minneiota en- bebagelis NIuerlin9
for Siet. & Geitenbeu al 8pen paa en-
me9ct pattert beli9aenbe Blaos li9ger
Cutter gpllege, TOM er en- itor Yrpo for
8per. s NRrbeoen al gourtbuIet lis'
ger 8rof. Breckenridge DEBORAH Snlti'
tute. 9enne Sfole bar bapt mango
tniinoe Gleper be iibIte Gar. 9ecorab
5nititute bar u9iaa fine ReOreientanter
i 8olt Gpuntp, Senator 6. 6. 9ommen
Ds bans 8rober Nnbreu, Sasisrer 3.
Sutleitao, Grootiton, M. Sanafer /
5iiber, g. Berg / McSntoib meb mango
Here. Oct er peo benne Sfple, pi FIN
Der Torser Spbnlon fra @isconiin, life
Deb 2utber College, ium De unoerret.
teoe 0cres 2alere ON for en- fort Gio
iiben. 8i ier BAN buer Dag. San er
ct Sooeo bsiere enb be andre. Sar,
merne beromfrins er ~pelitaacnbe 5plt.
De adler Mais, 8ps os Sapre. Gn
Masie @riie ienbes psiaa til 2iten fra
DEBORAH. Sur fine fore os prastisc
Seite er osiaa DEBORAH % Omegn be
fienpt babe / Often % 8eiten."
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-24
0pao e. let forosieligt!

DR.. Rende bar I fin "Gbemild)es
aod. unb Birtbdaftsbud" ofentlis'
aiort en- pioenItabelis Dpsape oper,
bpor lang 1io be ~alminoelisite Na'
rimasmibler bebsper for at forosies.
Den taser fig iaaleoes no:
/ Time: aost 8is. Ris er ianlebes
ben Marins, Tom tost, fOrosies mIetteit.
II Time: 8iipebe 9Gs, itest 8ilot,
blsbfoste 9gbler os Barer, tost Gar os
tost Drrst, Spinat, Seueri, 9apre'
srso.
l Time 35 Mtn.: 8ost Saso.
2 Elmer. aost Welf, raa Sgg, fost
8ps, itest Drelepsr, foste iure Wbler,
tost alipfif.
II Zine: 0piilet, llfost Melf, tost
&alfun.
81 Time: Stest aaltun, itest @aas,
fost 2ammetjsb, riiteoe 8oteter, toste
8enner, ggrter os 2inier.
q Zine: 8ubeins al sgs os Melf,
Seniefricaie us 9iters.
3 Elmer: &aa Stinfe, 8ii itest ma
CERT 8pretiso, 8assr.
81 Zine: Oreites, Roitbif, toste
&oer, Galat, aaal.
81 Zine: 5lelfelteg, iriifialtet Sui
netjpo, lmeltet eller ltest Smsr, baaro.
toste sgs, sammel Sit, irilt Stesepolie,
fost 0prefjco, ialtet DO, foste Spioes
roer, ferlf 9ueoebrao, fost Spipfaal,
fOst 2bs.
81 Zine: aost ieot 9pretioo, Smsrs
rebrsb meb Safe.
4 Elmer: aO9t % lte9t Sj9rtra,
9pretisbluppc, iultet Gar, tsrt 8rso
meb aaife.
Al Time: 8ilot Siarfre, fO9t Sui
nefiso os @rsntiaser.
Al Time: Sriifialtet Suiuetjso %
Surfanl.
5 Elmer: Stest &pgepDlle, foste
Sener, Sub, 9arme, Srctals, Sten-
irust: &iricbnr, Ylommer, Goliner,
Wanoler, Sop, @pboer os @tais.
8 Elmer: @ammelt SuinetiDo, Itesi
ieb glaf.
gf berne Oueriist ~irem9aar altiau
for 6usmoorene ben 9RrG, life at prpppt
ipa9e Mauer meb 5poe, ipm bcbsoe,
mere END 4 Elmer at Iorhpies. "Sil.
iatning al me9en Die, 6eot eler Spr,
beiperligsjDr 6orbpielicn, huorimoo Del
lette8 peb Salt, Pepper, &ancl, Gen.
nep, sammel on, RGooifer, Suttcr oq
8in" tia99ger DR.. &enfe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-24
Siteratur.

"Sioernes Sean", airteiuooieIs
iespr9oifeu al 9aitor Niiners Ggacn.
5rptt iiptge 5ilhorerrs 6pfororira. 81 e.
Der, 9ri5 Is Gents. iuobunoeu % Gents.
Baitor %. Ssbme (9ouiereutIcu3
6ormano). "Galt. Miaer.Gggen or pal
@ruuO al ben irrmragenoe Sitting / bet fir.
fcIige 2rbeioe % iin irn8tbrinaenoe Delta
gelie / I.tcrpr GirfiOmbeO iaa bel fjruot, q.
ct Sfriit, ser brrer bans Napu. life trRnler
til nogen ertra Nnbefalins for at buNe ia
&ci til 2ritborOet.
Set er mango 0euieeuocr eli mrrtrll
4rGoifen, Der ~fai,crct operraitenOe Hart 2D5
pOcr ale Setter; ocu CT lrrerg % opbplqc.
Iig % FOREIGNER at bliue IpIt % opcrueict al
gommel % lug gag % qrrb."
8aitor G9riitiauie en- (6Ormnuo icr
oct onnIt lutberite airlciamflnol. set tr
mig iGrorles iirrt at anmeIoe bette Grit;
bet CT Tort % ianDbeostro, 9iuer ct Hart SUB.
bill ben uluGrenoe StngeneS 5ititauo; bet
er ct alporIiat 8arifo: Ct fraiti9t Gprnab TT
3ionS gGgtere, en- beriig 9rpit til ale bel.
lise til @uos Soft"
8aitor2 8Fyoabl. "8ait. Ntilcrs
Gaacu er ~befjenot for iu 9patigteO ct
fibre 6olfcIipct fart os GREET. 8eHne BOG
er nomGrfet; iuaeu oil an9re paa at tipbe %
lRie benz. Sen CT Ell fro Stlloring al meg
tiae 8rpouinser melenl Mpriet os 9piet /
Dor 5io. Maatte CUBS Soil pna9ue op
anoreas 2angum (~2Ggprroifant).
"gnbper, iom oil fstse meo 3ioeu, bBr lRic
oenne 300; ieg anbeiaier ben trpst til Gae,
Den or bel lite ltcr, men bens 3nobolp tort
og rigt % blot omiattenoe. Man maa ia
eplt til at iRre mere al Soriatteren rnar
man bar be8puot paa Den, tbi ben sr baars
lGrerig % opbpsselis.
Zen icrt9Ger cs 29aiol' ont Megtt rg
Manst, iom er os ube'jenot, laa, raar man
bar lrIt ben, naa man ipprge fig ielp: Nt
Ter Oct p~irteljg ~iaaleoes ub / 8eroeu? Ten
er en- irGiienoe 8etrritelie at SanObeOen al
Bet pGloige Saritp, iom Yaitor gsgeu for ct
Enr Nar iioen loo nogaa til bort airfeIoIt.'
Silialgs hos .. auunoIen 3ecorab, Sorpa
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-24
Gra albert Sea 2utBerau
GtDb 26ooI."

& ben yonie, at mango of "3ecorab.q,-
itet"s gaiere sierre BnTier at bsre Iib.f,,
cuefti6onte 9tnitaIt, er bet, at lea bsoer Rem
Sr. ReoaItsr, ON glaos for islaenoe qini,r
gilbert 2ea 2uth. Sisb S6oul" beon,st,
lit 3oie Sfcleaar ben 29oe Sept. B. ~ grh.
itlsrt Stoleu bioinotil bar maattet ~iort,s,,.
fin 8irfiombeo / oct inoSfr9nteoe. /, s,r,
SenIeenoer ubeipemme 2ofale miot inn,
8pen, bar Sssninsen p0ret aoo. Sc oon,,
Qarere, Brofesiorerne Stuenien, .Sobri.,
% qarien nnOerpiier csiaa bette gar, .
giis Rpsren's Steo er aniat 9liis NoelaiS.
Sobnisn. tioliserc 2Grerinoe peo 8ooe VIA.
oemi; bun ciier Jig fin Sitting iuloItrnbia
poren. Beo intet anbet al bore Nfaoemi,r
bar man, iaapiot mig befjcnbt, arIeonina til
at faa iaaban ppperlis lltoerpisnina / Sauo
iom netop peo Dor Sfols. vi bar gl,o.r
lisefra DEN norolisIt. Del al Rinneiota, ION
for ben Gags Gtplo bar isst bib.
Oct er interesiaut at les9e Marte Ill Be
,lore 5remifriot, lom Dor Nnltalt bar oiprt
iioen ben bespnote fin 8irfipmbeo ssitsu
1888. 8aaoe bar De Ieite al 9rrerne BEN.
gang noen innoerIis Grfarins, o9 Stortauet
al gleperus / mere END en- Senieenoe femme.
Zig %"ferlfe." Gil 5rpos for De / mango Raa.
Der ufcroeia8tt9e SmIt9noisbeoer. uno,r
boitfe Sfolen bloinotil bar a%rbeioet, er DEN
bog fuapt at tjeroe igjen. Ser beriter en-
sarlfe anoen Sroen; gleoerre olpr lanai
beore 6remsnng; Der er en- auoen Qano Ga
Zone oper Oct Sele. Sfolen begpnoer ltot
eiter liot at blioe, boao ben ItaI pare, en-
bptere GporaAellessN nitalt paa lutberit FRI
iteli9t Ornnblag for Dor opoprenoe ~l,uaoonr.
Seq tror at bore Gleper Mlminoeli9beo Ttal
fuune iiges at bore Sibnesbnro ON, al 60.
lens W9aaI: at cpbra9e De hinge til bpoer.
lise, oanneoe, friiteli3iinoeoe Wpuo oa a0tr.
Der, Der CT Samiunoct til 9Gre % @leoe,
begnnoer at realiiereS.
ct oisti9t 8enoepuntt | Sfolcns SiItor;.
oil MI inbtr9Oe, ibet efter Iptaar DEN upe
8pgnins bill bllpe ta9et / 8rgs. &uu Den
iprite Gtage cr fprbis, men ben aigioer mer.
emo Gnm NOT til alle Siolens alasier. @oot
cs betpemt 2ugis fan faaes paa neget rim,.
lise Silfaar life meset lau9t fra StoIcbps.
ningeu. Nt bet III blir meget bpggetiQers
os betpemmere at opboloe Jig ueo StoIen
elo ipr, flyer Jig ielp. Set er en- alminOelia
Wening blauot benz, ipm bar feet ben upc
Spgning, at ben omenbltIpnt llet iifs bet
foitbareite, bog er omtreut, oct imutfeIte Sus
| 8pen. Ranr til Sommeren bette gus bltr
fGroi9t tor pi bel iiben Operorioelie liae, at
gilbert Sea 9utbcran Sieb Sdpol oil bar.
ct itprre, imuttere, mere pelinbrettct Siem
END noaet anoet norli lutberIt Ntabemt
iblanot bort Soil.
Stolen be9pnoer efter Slllsferierue 5. Ste
San. 1891.
hilbert Sea, 16oe December 1890.
o. Smebp.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-24
Mouariei!

Tag @oer ipare for en- Mano, ION fables
Jig Sans Sau9en. San beiDssr for bet gtslts
De Hprife. 9an er en- flor Beprager, Tiger
at ban or Spltenoebarn til aousre5manoei
Nils Sai9er, ps er fori9roelis rig. 9dH
leier Soft til at reiie pp til 8inerp, % l9'
ger Sr8lsr % alGoer, iom ban Tiger, ban
bar / itore Splos. San or blind pda Del
uenltre Die, % omtrent 5 500, Z 3pnlIisl
bpi; onitrent 40 gIar gammel. San par rllFo'
Ter Tor 4 glar lioeu oeo Nn5bota % beoro8
Ell 1el. Ser peo Stpue Bnnt iarot u BAN
no netpp / 8etios. % fit BAN ufiteo, gan
gaar EnOer Ilcre Napne, os tiger at ban tap
tale Srdult Init gnselit o. |. ..
Store @anf, @iS.
Salpor eridi0n.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-24
9ecorab % Smeglt.
Zen s2oe December. 1890
Qriaofer SanSons
Ntn 5Z0f

5prelrsnins Mauons Giten | ben
npe "llritp@ Rirte bapbe iamles en-
Ransos anerifanIte Tilbsrere, oa ban
uemlis b atalte paa Gnselit. 3irsbos
Gitsu tafts ban Court QUIET paa Rorf
oper Gpsutpret "5plsieiuetnen", % ben,
Tom life bar foritaaet at ie tilbnnos l.
bpormsssn 2ipspisoom Der lager I laa.
oanns samte muuotlise "Grossobs'
aurioiiteter" fra "be iuunone Slrstsr",
ban oil, naar ban upm9rfiOm iiSoer %
lptter til or. Sanions uol9sselis,
sierne tunne bespnbe fOrfra - ia op be
samlle Gpsntpr, ban bar bsrt nnoer
Dpprrten = % ban oil finoe, at ban !
Sprelaieren bar truffet paa en- inaoar
Gienlrs. for oct iuore Spn, at ban fanr
ct npt Spn pna Sasen. Sa, Der logger
utroligt mcset / be samle Gpentpr, Iaa'
trent mar Iaar Ct oplaot Die, % bet er
6r. ariItpier Snnion Mauo ior at
itaiis ben, Der pit ie.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-24

Tom DELE al en- Noitins, iflils 'iints
blipe iii trnienbe Briener'. Suerien
| 9p1lanb. England sller 5ran'riss I'M
Der man M Materialiiter blanbt gloen'
itnbsmanb, Der iSrtisner Wapn al Gilo'
iofer.
8 unsbommens Dp~ordselie maa Der
efter Gorfatterens Rtnins nSbpenoiS'
bis f~orbebotbes gfaos for Sbealismei'.
Oct er nmulist at trnis fig noser OPP
oraselie uben ct Soeal, % ubsn at bette
SbeaI tillasses en- pis SnbHpoelis pao
Wenneitebebens llbpitfins os Iinsenes
Gang.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-24
Teu 220e 9srenrbsr.

&th N~pN S1kNAAOtA
EiliprieIen al areaturer iiolte ll9e belsb
fla til 54,498 Stnfter. GlmtnoeIise til nib.
bels soos Gyer, alsr % feeding stock iols.
ties beore emo | forrise llss men 9ulsmnr'
tcoet bar ueotrpft pperalt. 8riier:
Dressed beef 10000 Shipping steers
2,s0-500 Export 2.75-4s7x. Cows and
mixed. Low grade ows dull at 0.75-195.
Fair Gamers 1.50-L.76. Calves 1.75-4.50.
Bulls 10000. Stockers and feeders e.25
300. Fair 10 good mixers and spriugers
S25.00-30.00 per head.
SpiH: Rriien paa Suin git 4 Gage neo
10 Gents boer Tag. 9usen hauoe troet at
bette iuHpe benoe eiter fOrrise llges Iape
8riier Man penter en- Reaftion til Eorosl
for Srl9errs. Silisrieleu at Soin 202, $50.
Mixed selling from 3.15-3.40 Heavy
3.f5-3.55. Light 2.90-3.3O. Pigs and
rough 1.50-2.85
6aar: Sanoelsu bar oGret rolia meo en-
ueosnusnoe 3enbens. ThisrieI 46,748.
Natives 10000 Westerns 3.50-4.5O
Lambs 4.75-6.00.