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Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

"geo gu, Gtber, at ! fOrriss llss
oar Der lite miubre enb to Serrsr, iOm
frisbe til mis?"
"9et bar ba muriOmt at bsre. Get
sr altiaa ianSt, at bin Dntsl FAR t.ita.
meuterst big fine Yenss?"
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
Jsr 'Dseorabspoiteu.-
Sr. &olntes % Yr9fen.

5or fort 2iO iiOen beisste en- 9reit
fra 8ittsburs, Der ielp bar en- | bsi
Grab liter9rt bannet Wanb, ben be,
rBmte 8Ottcr Solmes | bans Siem
Boitpn. 8Ottoren bar | ct iOrtrinliat
SumBr, taar er ban forreiten life
bet? - os inatfebe meb BAN paa ben
ufurlisnelise Iaaoe, ium er iaa iereaeu
for ben slimrenbe 5prfatter. 9ibt efter
libt breiebe Samtalen fig ben til
Spsrssmaalet ON, builfen Of be to BRO,
fesfiuner Der baube Sortrinet, 9beOlo,
glen ener Mebicinen. Or. Solmes paa,
fob, at en- Doctor funbe gisre mere for
fine Weomenneifer emo en- Brett. 9en
@eiitlise fra 9ittsburs pilbe bog itfe
inbrsmme bette.
Gag MI (. Ct. ben 9ins OF faa Soll
til at iupe", iasbe Or. Sulmss meb ei
lunt emil.
"Spao oil De BRUCE bet til?" ipursts
Braiten forbauiet.
"Ssr M bare, iOarebe Or. Solmes
triumferenbe. "Ses bar iiitert mol
Duertuset | ben Retnins; for msbsns
De fan faa Soft til at iOpe for en- tori
lib, tan ies ituife BEN ben ebise SSou
paa Salieu."
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
dos -DtsstakspsItta'
Sporira fommer Wus
ifittocrnc?

Sficut bet life or lptfets "Eecctah.
Boitens" 9OrreipOnoeut at iinoe nc9er
GOD @runo for WnfIttoernes 3ilp9,
relic, bar bet bog fin tore Suteresie al
nioe, bDorfra Muitittoerus eseutlis font
mer. Sort logger Suunsn fine sGo
paa 8anoet. 3anr bun bar funoet iio
Ell befpsm 8laos, letter bun ia pao
Circumference, frpSisr fine to 8nsben, Iaa
at De Ter no Tom 8Ositnpen X, % beri
logger bum bet enc 9Gs eiter bet anoet
boert Ses ifpues o9 tlemmes lGn9cre o.
lrngere no, men oa be CT beo9ttet meo
ct meget flGbrist StOf, tieuer bette tau
til at binoe benz iuameget ~fnltere Iams
men. Raa belle Wasieu er i9roig, fer
ben ND Tom Ell liben 8aub, ium beitaar
al $50 til 800 &s, iOm l9ttes ub paa
Sanoet % operlaoes til fin S%tiabne.
9enne life 5laaSe boloer iis tappert
oppe, ben ipnter life, % heller life fan
Stprm o. llpeir 9jgre bet al meb ben,
eaer Snloen soeIesge Sgssene. Gar,
perte uotlRtteS | 2ebet al ct Bar 3a9e,
be frpber ro al NGsget paa llnoeriiben,
% saar itrar niiteb fornt fiube fig 6sbe.
Otter Muitittperne paa oenne Waaoe
bar tilbrn9t be fsrite otte til iemten
Gage al FIN 9ilu9relie, | boilfen lib be
allereoe tire til fire @ause bar itiitet
Sub, 9aar be oper til Buppes9 illtans
ben. s oenne Tilitano ipsmmer ben
aflteo meo Sopebet 8eiret, pg, itient
ben life er iaa liplig iom ipr, faiter og
uriber ben fig BOG irem, ibet ben bepG
ger ben Dberite Zip at Salen. 8 gup
petllitanoen taser ben insen Narins til
fig, o9 bens quftfprlpuius er aloeles
omoenot al bpao ben fsr bar p9ret
pant til. 5or iiteoetfpr at aanoe giens
mem Oct Rsr, iom lsber IND / &ruppeu
ira Salettppen, blir ben foripnet meo TO
&sr oppe peo SUUeoet, gienuem bpilfe
ben MI faar lin 2hIttilfGriel. 9erre
Sin9enes Eilitano oarer fra fem til ii
Gage, oa Sfiubet brilter, % Bele Sns
ieftet fommer frem. 9ette er ben far
ligite Beriobe / bisie Sniefters 2io, %
be fan finn paa title, iolri9e 9a9e sigre
i'm SnbtrGbelie / benne 8eroen meb mo-
9enlunbc SitterBeb. Buppens 8po
briiter isrit, oe 9nieftet itifter 6a SOoe.
bet op, oerpaa tommer 8rDItet liot eiter
liot, o9 Snieftet ltaar opreiit inoe /
Spliteret, mel Benene iiboer enbnu iait,
% Stn8erne er matte os ft9tise. Oct
Iu9telte 8iubpult pil tantre Baabeu,
bporpeo Snieftet nnturlisois brutner.
Set er meget 9lGbeli9t at pioe, at fun
De lGrreIte oUerleUer oerre iioite 3rspe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

Wanben paa @aarbeu er 10 iis1se
&~eiiebusen ben riseite @iebeeier / bele
samle Norse. 8i babbe berfOr tat ben
b~sitibelise 8eilutnins, at pi uilbe britfe
@ettisiosiens Sfaal | ben Hare @iebes
melt; men ben bar besoGrre life at faa
paa benne 4arstio. Gltiaa ct feilIlaset
Saab mere! Haar Sorben FAR 1,40O
Wilioner Menneifer, b~pormanse fell
Hague Sorbaatninser finbes Der ba!
Den, iom er flint | Resnins, fan soc fig
paa bette StDffe. Oct er bebit at ia
en- for liable.
(Sluttes paa Soe Sioe.)
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
acrb GoIeberrn. ben betienote cl

9oro H~oieberrp. ben betienOte eli.
selife 8olitifer, bolbt iorleben 9ab.
~ninsstalen ueo en- Uplifting al / gGrels
ier bprfeoe 8lomiter / 2Onoons grbei.
oerItrsg. 8eo benue SluleOnins ubtnlte
ban, at eiter bans Wtenin9 tunOe intet
WenneIte, lOm bar ri9tis slab i 8lums
tier, bore ct pirteli9 ilet Menneitc, og
at ban life trUeOe, at nUgst Ilet Mens
neife nOseniiuoe bauoe brpO Zig ON
at o1rfe Blumiter.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

6n paffer 6ignr er mere iuobrius
genoe END be melt uomGrfe0e &unbifas
Der, forifrer Daily News. 8e unae
apinber, lom ct %aniatte / 2onoons
iterite aaabes ps MobeiOrretninser for
at prsue os Bile alaoniussitDfterne for
&unber, bar pfte fem @anse iaa bsi
2sn Tom @uuernanter ps 2ererinoer
meb llniperiitetseramen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
Ger -DtesrabsBsnta-
Gpor tamgt fan pi &c?

Der er dloelcs ingeil BrGnIe ipr be
normalc Spu, iaalanse intet trroer
8eien % besranbler bet. Sg BOG fal
ri ie Stieruerne, Der CT 1riaioner a
Wlile burte; men life ct IRA, Der e.
tgpe Wil borte. SuOrai fommer bette {
Oct er ri9tigt NOT, at ale @ienitanot
io%rminoites / lin tilipuclaoeuoe Stsr
relie / Sirette 5Orbolb til aiitanbsn
rssn bette er life ben enelte Gruuo.
Soueoaariagen er, at bort Spn binores
peo SoroouerIlabens 8rumniug. Oct
er ofte pigti9t at pibe, bporlanst ri fan
Ie ira en- 9ipeu 6Bibe, eler, uctrptt pnn
Ell anpen Wanbe, bpor brit Ri maa parc
oper Sorben for at tunne ie en- @jen.
itarb en- 9ipet Giitano. Den usingtiss
uore9ning beraf uiloe furore en- meeet
fcmpliceret 5ormel, men for prnttiIt
Bring pil to me9et iimple 8e9ler oRre
moi. aiItanoen / Wsil, / boiltet en-
@jenItanb tan les paa SCrbeuS Opers
ilaoe, er Zig auaoratrooen al b~alunuOeu
Gang Sngttagerens Ssibe puer Soroeu,
uotrptt | SOB, % Sgicen / SOB, til
bollten en- Sa9ttaser maa iti9e for at
ie en- ijern @ienitano, er Zig to treble
belle al &paoratet paa Iiitanben / Mil.
5or @rempel: Sasttaseren beiinber
Jig | 5tt9nin9en at ct Glib, 100 Sob
pper Sanoet. Spor langt fan ban &c,
cller, meO andre Orb, buOr laust CT
bans Soriipnt borte?
Soar: Saluanben Gang 100 er Zig
100, % a~unbratroben al $50 er pao
bet nGrrneite 124. gltiaa er Soriionter
123 Wiil burte.
0a 9etfet al minore Sartgier, Tom
T. Gr. 2DItja9ter, iielbeu er mere enb
10 SOB .pper ganoet, islser bet ueb Ell
lisnenbe 8eresnin9, OF SOriionten eIer
Spn8treoIen fra ct iaaoaut 8rnft life
er mere emo titapt fire Mif / ale 8et.
niuger.
Gn SQultration at ben auben Rc9eI
fan gioes iom fGl9er:
@n 8p9nins er 33 Mtil borte. Sppr
bsi en- 8atfe maa man fraole op pac
IUr at tlune ie ben?
Soar: Spubratet paa aiitanoeu er
1889, o9 to 3reoiebele beraf er 726
Oct fel9er beraf at ri ma beIti9e er
Set paa ooer no Sob, iSr hi fan Il
Sp9ntngen ielp / ben It9rfeite 8itfert
S Mminbelisbeb maa bog baab,
Sa9tta9erens og ben @jenitanos SBioe
Der Ital fees, ta9es meb / 8etraotnin
gen, men bette sisr fun Yrpblemetl
2esnins til en- bObbelt 8eeneppaape.
6Or @rempel: @aibingtpns NiOnt
ment | Dor !Supebitab er 552 Sob bit
S bpilfen Ssibe maa Ell Suettaoe,
bore, for at ie Copper al Oct, a q ban
ct so Mil borte?
Suar: 8eb gnuenbelIen al ben ferit
&e9el timber ri, at bnis ban itaar pat
Soroen, pil ban fuHne ie Copper 2!
Wtile borte, Os for at operfomme b.
reiterenoe 81 Mil, finber hi iiglee Der
anoen Gesel, at ban maatte fraple o,
til en- Ssibe al 294 SOB.
SUis ri unpenber lisnenbe 8ereanin
ger paa @iifel Gdarnet, ben Iterite fun.
itise Ssibe / gerben, fuar pi nO9lt
interesiantc &eiultater. @nIlaar b
Ssioen til nsia9tis 1000 SOB, finbe,
pi, at man paa GOppen bar Ell Spns
frebs al 80 Nfil / ale &etninaer. SRI
3oppen Of Mtount guereit, bet bgieIt,
Bunft / Simmalapa 8jergfjaber
(27,000 Sob, funbe man ie n9iter
200 Mil, buis 9uften bar flar npf
bpilfet bog lieloen uilbe pGre Eli,
fRlbet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
Sri Heiie Tor Sanofjabere.
u. q. Sobnion & &c.,

General Land & Emigration Agents,
Cor. 3rb & SibieS Ctr. st.YauL Winn.
200 81ib. 4pe, e, DiinneapoIis. MiHt.
liza.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

"eaherta r isa pst s~nstuttis for esrH. At lee
tns,lsiu ZEN ir,misr nss,i sHsu 9tlbs,i. fen Jts ltHS
va. o. q. HrAu, NJ d,
II 9. crfst1 Gtr., Rtsettp,n r. 0.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

Or. Geters ~aurifo" itaiier fig ugt
8enner bper Dag. @n beore MeDicir
mob ~frOniite SpgoOmme og urent 8loo
bar alori9 p9ret fienbt. San life
faaes paa apotbeterne, men hos 2ofnl.
Ngenter.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
$eal1O!

g3u CT bet Iio at betrnaac TN 5remtIo peo
at fire ig ct Stpite eobt 90 belbi9t beli9s
gsnoe Stoplnnb Worriiou So. Pile, Tom
I Sgit tGn'er pan at aruuoc iis ct eact Siem
% fire iig en- iclrgiulpeu % %aaibGngtg
Sitting, bBr MI iom1ue no uoeu Epbclo, nle'
oens gSeirct glgr bet bebageligt at 'GrOes
noe, iaa man ubeu BeiuGr fan 'Dretage en-
srluots % fuloitGnoi9 llnocriVgClie al Cant
oct % Gfopeu. Spm beiienbt CT Suiceg bet
beoIte 3rG til Serubnue Ties, % ganoet |
Rorriion So. CT beporet meo igrite alasics
Siop, bporai en- tor Eel or Suioeg. Ten
gobe Nuling og ben ocrai isigcnoe IipIigsre
6anoelsrgrslie oeure opt oil beutric, at Der
n9ite gar bliuer bpgaet mango bunorcoe
Diile upe 9ernbauer / Roroueiten, % 5elgen
berai bill uaturligpis blipe itor ~Giteripsrgiel
oa bpie 8rtier paa 5ies. Ser bar man att
iaa BtntsrarbCibe til COB 5%Urhcneitc, ianltt'
dig iom ma rpbocr pp III egct gaHo. Cant
bet iGl9es imiolertio MI uicaet bartigt, ioet
qanotjgbere itrentmer Ill ira. q, Baul, Diirs
neapplis, 8ulutb, Otitigau, Sliupis, 3olua,
ROros % 5po 7atOtn, fort iaat ioa o~potiomt
ale Stater / %llnipHeu, % for at iGa tort
alprepei til Citation bUr man life uobnlc 1t
oen, men forgms no i.rar % fire iig ct
5tp'te galo, 'sm betaler ia ielU % ueo 81
ben oerai giUcr aiebercu en- COB Gaalsn /
&intermaaneoerne. gittte Gals or tuu 81
Times Sernbauereiie ira Ct Eaul, og oa
Der er 10 ba9Iigc Grain, fan belle Reiier giB
res paa en- Tag. Dor g%anoageut, Sr. -.
Sanoabl, or nltiO tiliteSe ueo CUTIE Salts
% er altio rebe til at uiie gnuOiogrrue irit
pm paa Gauoet.
Sri Reiie Tor Sanofisberf.
u. u. Sobnion C 60,
General Land & Emigration Agent,
Cor. Srb & SibieS Ctr. 2t. Yaul, Winn.
200 Bnib. 4pc, z, NiinneapoIis. N!nut
2l1.3.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

6rafenlanos Scr iful / ben nGrs
meite Sremtib ~iOrbObles. 5~rebsfprten
bliper $4,000 os arissitprfen 1o0,0 600
Mano. Set tpite MObiliierinssipitem
ltuf inbfsres. Der pil blipe opfsrt en-
Mansoe npe 5aitniussUarfer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

s min Sraris bar ies / aareuis all
penDt Or. ansuit asniss 6am6urser,
8raaber, Os be 1ar itsbie piit iia at
bore bet beoIte Mibbel mob 0pres og
2eueriD9oumme iaapel iom for BLOB
rensnins. = 20. s. Rapmonb, NJ. d.,
AZ 81. gbsiter Ctr, Baltimore, Mb.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

Prof. Breckenridge says he has
reason to feel proud of the young
gentlemen and ladies who are now
his students. l.l76.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

The North Star Lung and Throat Bal
som sr en- litter aur for 5ote o. 5oriis
eIie. la
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28
LA GRANGE

May 20, 80.
Memorial services at NJ. i. church TO.
day. Sermon by DR.. Painter.
The entertainment given by the young
people ot Lltchheld, was success finan.
cially as well as otherwise. Your CORE.
spondent does not wish 1t to be understood
that there is no chance for criticism, yet
he commends the young people that they
did so we'll
DR.. Snyder's drug store was entered last
Monday night. Cigars and small
amount Of money were taken. The post
Office department was not disturbed No
clue yet obtained.
Who will be the next TO pass through
the dark portals Of deathH More lonely
homes. Died, in Paulding county, after
seven weeks Of painful illness caused by
cut on the knees, Royal Merriam, aged
81 years. His remains were brought Ia
this place, his former home, for burial
Services at NJ. E. church yesterday. con,
Quoted by DR.. Painter.
After forty years Of domestic happiness
Norman x, Ingalls, is called upontQ mourn
the loss Of bis faithful wife and companion
Mrs. ingalls,, aged 60 years, died May 23,
after several months of suffering from an
unknown disease, but probably cancer
GUS difficulty Of some of the internal Or
gans. Funeral services were held to-day
at the NJ. E. church, conducted by Dr.
Painter.
'The sun shall sci, and heavens resplendent
spheres
Gid the smooth turf, unhallowed yet by tears,
But OIL how soon the evening stars will shed
Their sleepless light around the slumberlng
dead.
Take them, o Father, in immortal trustl
Ashes to ashes, dust to kindred dust,
Till the last angel rolls the stone away
And a new morning brings eternal day."
Yours DRYLY.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28
SULLIVAN.

lu1 ~, w.
There Is very little railroad excitement
with us at present, but for all that our
prospects are nov better than ever before
for railroad.
Will Drake Of Nova was in town Mon
day night.
Mrs. Len Gngraham is still very sick.
Little hopes are entertained Of her recov-
cry,
Rev. Finley preached the Memorial ser
mon IN the Disciple church last Sunday.
Miss Anna Koons and friend were at
home Sunday visiting her parents.
The wedding of Miss Hettie Bloker and
JAS Fast is the latest nuptial event.
The men that wished to give $500 If the
railroad was put north of the center road
can now make good their offer If they
wish ~.
Martin Loomis spent Sunday IN Hunt
ington.
There will be social hop at the Town
hall in the near future, under tue manage
ment OF Hart and Miller Music by the
Kelsey band
Very little work has been done on our
roads on account Of 50 much rain, and
they are in bad condition. ALTER Eco.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28
WELLINGTON LoRA1N COUNTY OHIO WEDNESDAY MAY 2a $780,

kept so many away. The singing was a
good deal better than that of the average
country choir. Indeed, we think we have
very good choir.
On account of the rain all kinds of
planting are late. But very little flax is
in yet, and usually 1t is put in the last of
April, sure.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Parish from Cleveland
are visiting this week at A. ]. Routsons.
Miss Lilly Gault from Carlisle is visit
ing her brother, Will Gault.
Mrs. j. G. Lang from Pennsylvania is
visiting her mother, Mrs Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breyley are visiting in
Cleveland and other places in Cuyahoga
county.
A good many of our people are going
out of town for Decoration day, most Of
them going to Cleveland, The order of
exercises will be the same as for the pas,
few years. Go to the cemetery over west
In The forenoon, meet at the town hall
at one, have speaking, then 60 to the cem-
etery and decorate the graves of the sol.
diers.
Mrs. Stanley Rogers has little girl,
born May 18th.
Andrew Haulk has an apple which grew
in Kansas and was put into his cellar loose
on the shelf Sept 10, 1888, and is now al
most as plump and fresh looking as when
it was put in, and bids fair to keep till it
is two years old
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28
PENFIEI.Ib.

Way 70, w.
Memorial services at the NJ. 4. church
Sunday morning. Sermon by Rev. r.
Albertson. Owing TO the rain bul very
few were present.
Decoration services Saturday, May 3lst,
at p. m, at Congregational church. All
are invited to be present and:take part by
bringing flowers and assisting the commit
tees In doing their work. Let all come
and pay respect to our dead heroes.
Miss Maud Albertson spent Sunday in
town.
Our blacksmith Is yet unable to do any
work, and his hand does not improve very
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28
"Tlred ALI the tlme,"

Say many poor men and women, who
seem overworked, or are debilitated by
change Of season, climate or life. II you
could read the hundreds Of letters prais-
ing Hoods Sarsaparills which come from
people whom II has restored TO health,
you may be convinced Of It's merits. As
this is impossible, why not try Hoo1's Sar-
saparilla yourself and thus realize Its
benefitf II will tone and build up your
system, give you good appetite. over
come that tired feeling, as one woman
expresses IL, "lke new creature" o
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28

much. The ball has not been located yet.
Mr.. Henry Essig lost horse this week.
The Congregational society is making
quite extensive repairs on their church.
Farmers are rejoicing over little sun
shine. We hope for better weather.
ABB.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28
A Salary

With expenses paid will come handy to
any one now out Of employment espe-
cially where no previous experience Is re-
quired TO get the position. II you want
position, see advertisement In another
column headed. "a Chance 70 Make,
Moneyn
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28
II! NEWS
As Gathered hv uv, ssssisl GrlslssailltI,
All About the Happenings and Special
Events in their Immediate Vicinity.
THE NEWS
BRIGHTON.

May 20, 80.
Miss B. Cunningham is visiting iD
Oberlln.
Base ball, Saturday afternoon, between
a club from Wellington and Brighton.
Brighton victorious,
Memorial services were held in the
Cong'l. Church Sunday evening. A good
audience in attendance. Rev. j William
sonpreached an excellent sermon for the
occasion.
Decoration exercises at 10 o'clock Sat
urday morning the 3lst. S. A. NJ.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28
DENTISTS.
SAUNDERS, PHOTOGRAPHER.

Pictures Of all kinds. Finest work aud latest
styles. Copying and enlarglng in Crayon, Ink
and Pastel. Special attention to the babies.
Crosier's Block, Wellington, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28
An0tAsr raln-ius. enough to lay the

dust
The theatrical troupe gave the play, "a
Stolen Will" In LAGRANGE Saturday even
ing to q good house. Proceeds were over
$27. Our reading room is now an assured
success.
v. s. had better shut up the children in
q garret or else down cellar, before he
takes another ride for their health.
PROTECTION.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28
ANON
May 2s, 80.

There were union services at the NJ. E.
church last Sunday, Elder Myers preach
ing the Memorial sermon from this text,
HE maketh wars to cease unto the ends
Of the earth. ."-Psalms 46: o. The sermon
was excellent, and we regret that the rain,
which came abundantly oil the morning,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28
DON'T GET nIscouRAGEpl

Because the doctors say you cannot live. l
was troubled with dropsy, and given up to
die. But after using Sulphur Bliers / am
well. 1t is the best medicine for all kia-
ney diseases | ever saw,-Mrs. J. Brown,
Bridgeport, Conn.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28

Stands at the head. oberiin College writing
Dept, oberlin School Of 6tenography and
Type-writing, and obefin Business College,
al connected. Expenses low, instruction thor.
ough and courses complete. Circulars free.
Address McKEE & HRNDRRSoN. oberlin. o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28

Prof. Loisette's Memory System Is
Creating greater interest than ever In all
parts Of the country, and persons wishing
10 improve their memory should send for
his prospectus Tree as advertised In an.
other colmun. r14.,e1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-02
Worth Reading.

Parties seeking investments can fino them if they will call on Mannang X Oury, Commission Brokers, Tucson, A T.
 Why do you pay $50 per acre for agri- cultural land while you can buy from Manning $ Oury for less than one third of that price?
 Manning & Oury have on their list for sale number of very desirable tracts of agricultural lands in the Santa Cruz and San Pedro Valleys.
 Do you want to engage in farmings If so, call on Manning & Oury, who can furnish you with 48O acres of fine land under the Florence canal, for a little more than song.
 If you want your life insured in the strongest Insurance Company in the world go to Manning & Oury. They are agents for the Equitable Life Assur- ance, of New york
 Happy the man whose wish and care,
 A few paternal acres bound"
 If you wish. .to make yourself happy by a very small outlay of capital, call on Manning & Oury.
 5000 will buy 1000 acres of land. con- taining over 5000 cords of wood-soil rich bottom land-a crop of hay is eer- tain even without irrigation. The wood alone IS worth more than the price asked for the land. See Manning 6 Oury.
 If you will buy the land which they shall show you, Manning < Oury will agree to secure you contracts with re- sponsible parties, from which in the first year, you can clear more than half the purchase money paid by you. Try them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-02

CAPITAL, capital, is the cry from all
 kinds and classes, in all communities The universal cry is capital, from one end of the land 10 the other. Every thing could be done with it; everything could be undone with it; all sorts of people could be helped or relieved, and all sorts of schemes could be fioated. In fact, capital is supposed to be the neces- sity of the age. Unfortunately, it is
 much easier asked for than obtained, and much easier spent than increased.
 The miner wants it to develop his claim
 or buy machinery; but if it doesn't pan
 out properly, ana fails, it is because he
 needed more capital and couldn't get it.
 The speculator wants it for investment
 in stocks on which he has point" If
 he loses after getting It, the reason is,
 he didn't have more to make good hls
 margins. The manufacturer needs it to
 enlarge his business and increase his es-
 tablishment, and half the time branches
 out on larger scale than is good for
 him. Then, again, the farmer wants it
 to make himself land-poor; or he wants
 it to hold his crop until next year, when,
 if prices are low, he is sorry he had the
 capital, as the interest and poor markets
 combined set him back two or three
 years. The lazy man wants it to keep from working, and when he don't get it.
 which he don't-continues to be lazy. The capitalist, that mighty man who has it, wants it just like the rest-and keeps it. The funniest thing is, that people all want this large amount of money called capital, although they know If they get it they will be called "bloatsd monopolists," but they do not seem to mind these consequences at all. In fact, the capitalists bear it meekly and never respond. There must be some thing in the possession of money which makes a man feel so independent that he can afford to be called names. We verify | believe there are men in this world who | would submit to being called all the | names in the slang dictionary, and any | ones that could be invented, if they could thereby be possessed of s5,OOO or s1OOOO. !
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-02
REPUBLICAN TERRlTOIAL CON-
 MENTION.

In accordance with resolution passed by the Republican Territorial Central Committee the iepublican Territorial Convention will convene ,n the City of pn-nix. on the last Tuesday in
 ugust tha .fta ;t' tn hour of 10:30 o'clock a. m.. tor the purpJ,r sf nominating one person for the oGcvof D.. ega to Congress, one person for 5uperintp.d;.nt , tablic Instruction, one per- son for rCnuocil,an-at-Largef from the Northern Distri t. coalp,a. d the Counties of Apache, Yavaeai hollave, Yuna and MaricOpa counties, and one person fer Colncilm n-at-L,arge from chise, Graham Gila, and Pinal Counties. The Republicans of Ih, various counties are therefore invited to select delegates to the said ounveu ution in such manner as shall seem to them just and appropriate and the delegates shall be appointed among the various counties as per resolu;ion of the Central Committee viz: one
 delegate for every fifty votes cast for the Legisla tive ticket and one for fraction of fifty over twenty-five votes cast for same ticket in the cleo tion of November 6, 1888 The representation of he various countries will bs as follows: