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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Aa-uaI Meeting a, Nswrnu., Ma, q.

Aaes"i Meeting at NeWTane, May q.
The annual meeting of the Win Imam
county Board of Education occurr.I AZ
Newtane on Tuesday Tempo AIRY orq,n;-
Eatlon was effected by the election of II ID
Ryder of Bellows Fails as president and &
NJ. Russell Of Wilmington AS se,rato,,,
supervisor Hall and fourteen of the ty4e,.
y three members were present. as follow, 8.
rev; j. II. Babbitt Of Brattleboro. C. p
o'iekney, Brookline, n. Fairbank. Dunn
Lherston, Walter II. Cambridge. Grafton
Iohn Gale, Guilforl, W. l.. Gibson.
londonderry, r. Adams, Marlboro i
n, Merrlteld, Newfane, II. d. Ryder.
l19ocklngham, W. d. Athearn, Townshen8.
N: l heed, Vernon, II. A. Goodhue. Wess
' i" ~, ~ Russell, Wilmington, e. N.
ine temporary organization was made
dent and secretary elect be construed !.
committee to sign contracts with tbe va-i
Gus publishers who are 10 furnish Ia,
DOCKS Tor the next five years. The action
81 'he previous board was duly ratified h
eue selection OF books aud it was furtber
.oveu tnat the supervisor be instructed IN
ProI'olt the use of the old books after NJ.
ehoer /; Upon motion of Mr.. Babbitt II
voted that when the board adiourns II
49, sue u,e' subject to the call of the nresi
ueuV ana secretary, six DAYS notice bein,,
sNSu' flans for the exchanging Of tavr
ppooNs were submitted aud the matter wa
10 carefully arranged and duly annonncs.l
Ieleaiter' Supervisor Hall made sngs,ss.
o o,ons IN regard TO school matters. and yor;
80 p'Ss relating TO educational Interests
'o informally discussed. Adjourned
u al. RUSSELL, Secretary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09
4 BOUNTY ON MAPLE SUGAR.
Gen. GrOut will Make "A strong Move
for the Vermont Farmers.


tWebb's Despatch to the Boston Journal, Wash
ington, May 81
Congressman Grout continues to i'm
prove. The following was given out today
for publication: Gen. Grout has been
suffering with sharp bilious attack, but is
rapidly convalescing, and will be in his
seat at the capitol in very few days.
just before the Congressman was taken
down he had planned to appear before the
ways and means committee to urge placing
bounty upon maple sugar, as he was as
sured by the committee it would be done if
a bounty were placed on any kind of sugar.
When the bill appeared, however, maple
sugar was omitted from the list, and Gen.
Grout has collected great mass of stats
tics ON the subject, which he had prepared
for presentation TO the committee. He
yesterday addressed the following to the
chairman of the committees
Dear Sir: was assured by you, pending con
sideratlon of sugar schedule that If sugar was
put ON the free list and bounty paid should
have an opportunity to be heard. Unless maple
was also included, 1t was understood till the last
minute that there was to be a cut of 80 per cent
and no bounty. 1t was decided, however to put
sugar on the free list with bounty, but none was
provided for maple, though a member of the
committee assured me that il was included, and
so understood until examined the bill myself
Now this is TO notify you that want TO be heard
by the Republican members of the committee on
the subject of this bounty / have collected full
data, and when you examine the matter in the
light of this you viii see not only the propriety
but necessity for such bounty. l am still con,
fined in my room, but rapidly convalescing. and
shall nothing happening, be out in a very few
days, when l desire this hearing Please give
this matter favorable consideration and oblge
your friend. Truly yours,
WILLIAM W. CIRCUIT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09

A pleasant ending 10 Mis- u,,..,
IWusueiI was the reception In her bonnr s1i ~
~ MIa, Elisha Morgan last evening Thsh By,
there w orchestra played from tiIl ~ ami
Mus Mus an the time Mrs Morgan receivaI ~ 5 is
u.s. HnNe az her side greeted the guests A. ths,
AMI s,ipe ,esehIed with her unaffected cordisIit
Tinh s'eee' ohe was surrounded with clnst.r. y,
r'cn roses many Of them evidences NJ bsI oI
SttIa, a, lle festival concerts and her
uose tbsn MI seeined even more striking in n.
licences az CITY hall Probably 80 nso1l, au,
sStted To her during the evening Pesr Mefe
VISITOR served during the reception and H.
formal P S0u Tue evening In a pleasanti, IT,
tprLnGi way 1t was a society event ami IN
Mis- WSn,'t concert so people who exn.cts
nnmber Of ~ R slng mad to 20 away nusStisded
were invited 70 dine with her In an s Miss Howe
at the Cooley House YESTERDAY at '''or'nai way
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09
JoLr p. Merrill. 10, DarImoulh. :

The base ball season IN Brattleboro was
opened yesterday with a game between
the John +. Morrils of Boston and Dart
mouth college team. The weather was
cold and raw and prevented good playing.
The Dartmouth boys were in a crippled
condition. Baher, their regular pitcher,
has been suspended by the faculty and the
other pitcher, Harland, was not in good
form, and Ranney had to go into the box in
the latter part Of the game The Morrills,
nearly all Of whom are old professionals,
are evidently back numbers, and their
fielding was very weak The best PLAYS Of
the game were catches by Mahoney, Sulli-
van. Thompson and WilliAms The slug
~ both sides was terrific Ryan, Wise
and Abbott leading.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09
POLITICS AND CALFSKINS
Leading Trade LournaI Pskes Fun
NJ some 81 eur Vermont Politics aud
Rotftfrfoms

From the Shoe and Leather Reviewl
There is nothing like political campaign
for exposing a mans faings. No sooner
does our idol become Candidate" than
we are made 10 observe that he has feet of
clay We have always entertained some
what high regard for Carroll S. Page of
Hyde Park, Vt. He has enjoyed an envia-
bic reputation throughout the trade for
commercial probity and enterprise these
many years In au unguarded moment he
was induced to allow the use of his name in
connection with the Republican nomina.
ton FOR governor of his state and there.
10y hangs tale. There is another candi
date in the field, and so the party press has
taken sides, and the welkn 1--WE presume
they have welkins in the Green Mountain
state) is resounding with the din of battle.
According to one veracious newspaper. Mr.
Page has some rather serious sins TO an
swer for. To begin with. his influence on
the hide business has been more deadly
than fifteen per cent ad valorem duty
IL seems that behind his specious plea,
send me the green calfskins," there has
lurked a sinister motive The paper quotes
the present low prices of calfskins, as com
pared with those of few years ago. and
shows how, single handed and alone. from
his lofty pinnacle on the Vermont hills,
Carroll Page has dragged thriving indus.
try into condition of depression and de.
spair The liabilities of the several firms
IN the hide and leather trade which became
bankrupt last year amount to, in round
numbers, some five million dollars. The
creditors to whom a great part of this mon
ey is still due have a good cause for action
against Mr.. Page. Since he is responsible
for the failures he should be made to settle
the accounts. To look at Carroll S. Page,
one would never suspect that he was such
dangerous man OF one thing there can be
no manner Of doubt while securing the
whole continent for skins he has strangely
neglected some of the greenest calfskins in
his own state. A host of friends in the
shoe and leather trade will hail with ac-
claim his elevation to the gubernatorial
chair. Perhaps Governor Page may Olsen
thrall the traffic that, as Citizen Page, he
plunged into ruin. At any rate we would
suggest that he add new variety to his al
most numberless selections of skins. Let
him call them green editorial calfskins.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09
Che 0rrmOnt 41bQnir.
BRATTLEBOROi
FRIDAY, MAY 9. 1890.

The debate on the Mckinley tariff bill
began in the House on Wednesday. when
Maj. Mckinley made a powerful speech de.
lining the principles involved and explain.
ing ana defending the various important
schedules ct the measure He was follow
ct 10y Mr.. Mills Oh the free-trade side,
whose speech was a presentation of the
Mills hill argument over again.
One Of the curious things in New York
legislation was the introduction in the New
York Assembly last week, without prelm
mary notice, of bill abolishing capital pun
ishment, and its immediate passage by a
large majority. 1t was the work. Doubt.
less, of the electric light companies that
are bound to keep Kemmler from being
killed by electricity. The Senate tabled
the bill
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09
Easily Explained.


Under the existing condition of things,
a South Carolina Democrat has two and
one seventh times as much voice in the
electoral college and in Congress as Mas
sachusetts Republican. This single little
fact sufficiently explains the vindictive OPP
position to honest elections in the southern
states on the part Of the organs of our
northern Democracy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09

There Is more catarrh n, ,ht. -,
until ~ tnan an other diseases out tos.tb W .n
able For ast lew years was supposed 10 be In'
II a local dis ea. many years doctors prouonncg,l
ment constantly failing 10 cure with locai
catarrb 10 b u lneurable, Science has brown
fore reonirss Vonstit utional DISEASE and then,
Co ToSdoor e manufactured by H. j Ch,.,,s nan
the market u = TIE only constitutional cure "a,
ten drops 10 tsss, ,hen Internally in doses from
They Offer a oa mucous surfaces OF Inc systp1
falls 10 cure o's hundred dollars for any Sss n
saiSI H. }. CHENEY X w 1'll tTTs sI
9oiu by druggists, rs cents ~ Toledo, o.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09

We have the following brands Of standard fer.
tilizers for cash at the following prices per ton:
Listers Success Fertilizers SS2 Bow ker S ammo
mated bone, s34; Bowker's hill and drill phos-
phate SSG; Stockbrdge corn manure, $40; Stock.
bridge potato manure, $40 Pure bone meal. 81
per 100 pounds. Coarse bone sfted for poultry,
> cents per pound
BRATTLEBORu JELLY Co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09

Totals
hARTMOUTHS.

base hits. Abbott =, kanney /. Gardner. Three
base hit Ryan. Home run, Wise. First has, ON
Tails, Williams, Thompson, Newton, Gardner. 2
struck out. Harland. Gardner, Hackett Sullivan
Newton. Passed balls Jones 1. Hackett l. Double
plays Ranuey and Norton Stolen bases Dart.
mouths ., Morrills =. Time Of game. two hours
uupires Carney aud HUMPHREYS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09
BASE BALL
ur,ulebors Amateurs ~, Vernon
Academies D.

The picked nine which went to SsHt9 !,
River last Saturday had no difficulty IN de
feating the Vermont Academy boys a.
though the game was quite interesting, o tat
score score, standing 2 to at the end Of the httf
inning Stoddard pitched steadily and ei
fectively, as the score shows. Landry anI i
Robinson made a neat double play, an9
Gowee distinguished himself by all.around
GOOD work The Academy nine will prop.
sblv come 10 Brattleboro within snort
tff,a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09

Earned runs, Amateurs y, Academies J. iNo
base hit, Ware. Stolen bases. Amateurs u, Acad'
emes g. Double play, Robinson and Landry
Base on called balls Amateurs !. Academies j
Hit by pitched ball. Amateurs ], Academies 2
Struck out, by Stoddard TO- by Constable 2. Pass
ed balls. Ware B. Aiken I Time Of game, 2h.
Umpires. Major Cartright and Mr. Taft
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09

we wish TO express our thsnLs 49,, -...
~ VINO so kindly assisted IA In ,S gratitude 10
uurla OF our dear mother " '"e sickness and
Ma Ma 4 Mas Mas WIN, II. IL HoLToN
Jamaica, VI "Ho' hOLrON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09
Card.

We desire TO express our heartfelt thanks IN th.
nelghOors and friends who 80 kindly assisted ~
during the sickness and death Of our mother
May the blessings Of God attend them
Ma. Mas. DAVID q. SMITH
Ma; 4 Mas. EDWARD W. AIKEN.
East Putney, VT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09

Gov. Hill of New YORK. bar;,., ,.,,..a
three Australian ballot hills and fore,h, "a
the reform until bs emu, Tho. ,,,,li;17-...,.
ment was overwhelmingly against him has
at last accepted a compromisa p,eos,,ro a,d
it is now the law of the stoto Oei,i.I ii
lots only are to be used but instead ~ bo,,.
ing the names of ali cand;do,as ,r;r.od -,
one blanket" sheet tbera ,y;ll bo a so,o-
rate ticket for each marty Tho ,,o,,. oil,
be supplied with a fuIl Ga, NJ ,;oLo,s and
when he retirss 70 HE b,o,h 49,. ~. -
ballot IN suit bi,,..ie 49,.
n.,, On. ivy a" e"''ey
election ,.m ~ III 1,'ep. C''icers o' 'ne
tho r,u. 49,, - '''eu "''n'" lou leeV Oh
so,.ra, ,,.',.',I, 'o,e' No.es enu'rely III
III, lii. - '0'o'y """oe 10 prepare
opco of ~, ,n,aiai "" NV, aSAS ior 'ne ASSIST
inc, no ,,,,,,,.I.,,a - 90" Is 'a' iiou' oe
Massocbrs..,,s ~ :, Us 'ua' VI
rigbt diroo,ia,, '.ti', - ovs'n"'ne III 'ne
.xuac,.d 49,. A. ,.'i ' ,''"' 'ouii oe
which ,ra,,aiI i, NJ. '0"'i'io"S
The establishment i'm Brattlehoro Of ro-
cruiting office for the regular army is n
step in Secretary Proctor's ,eperaI Milan for
the improvement of the arm, sa,.,,;,.
which has already been descrihad /, an,
columns. The secretary baliovas .bat tLo
service may be made attractive IN tho ho,
ter class of young native horn Americans
and he is working enerpeticallv 10 Tho a,,d
In recent years the recrpits have Rec,
largely made nm of foraie,rors ,,a,l,..l -.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09

noble gift to the world, Dr. johnson Lsft I'm
Johnsons Anodyne Imminent Many bless him.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09

An upstairs tenement Of five rooms In Jonas
cutler house, Oak street, for rent
j. NJ. TYLER
new lot OF typewriter paper at E. l.. Hill
dreth Cos. Improved quality and reduced
prices.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09

Dr. and Mrs. Draper are in New yo.l
Mrs. S. n. Sawyer aud Mr. and A.,
Frederick Pellerin. Of the West yill,,. wv
turned from Florida last Saturday W ''
James Coleman has returned from r.y..
Chief Engineer Turner has appointed T..
old board Of assistants-,Iohn Calvin '''
Smith, John Orton, H. NJ Whittier a.
Mr. and Mrs. N. |. Hawley md ,t...
daughters, Mrs. Durham and Miss pau
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Miles, Mr. and ur.
n. Hall, Mr. Chas Durham and Mrs a..
n. Greene were among the Brattlebor,. ,.s.'
pie who enjoyed the splendid triumn. ~,
Mary Howe at the Springfield NAV fe.ti,.i
this week.
Miss Lottie wilkins who has been .....
fined 10 the house by illness for a mimi.
Of weeks is now with her sister in oI.i
burne Falls for a time
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Newman aud her dou,l,,..
Mrs +. 4. Willis, were ia town Ibis 49,
on their way 10 Middletown. Conn oh
Mr.. Willis is located Mrs Newman YIN
return later aud make her home in Snytnn'
River.
Miss Nora Taft, who has been in III
health since an attack Of la grippe soma
tlint ago lehNtb next week Tor a trim 3.
Nebraska, where her brother is settled
Wilbur Mead has moved from the Sopsr..
10 Vine street in Esteyville
Mrs l.. II. Dearborn entertained the po,.
fist ladies' missionary society and the Rpd,
ians ON Wednesday afternoon Sinying I.,.
a chorus Of girls was pleasant feature NJ
the meeting.
Austin Corbin's elegant private car has.
ed through town yesterday on its way IN
Newport, N. H.
Harry Estey is on crutches with nm il,
iured foot, caused by horse stepping ON il
Rev. w. II. Collins went 10 New York b..
attend on Tuesday. the funeral of Tbon,,.
Storm, who will be remembered by man,
as a summer visitor at Mrs Kirkland.
Fred Brasor, while playing hall at IA,
tons River last Saturday, fell and received
internal injuries He has been unit. II,
this week, but is somewhat better
James Austin of Canal street has .o f,,
recovered from an attack Of pneumonia a.
10 be able TO be out doors
Mrs. Geo. Cutler has returned from d..
troit, where she has been for five, v..L.
visiting her daughter
Mrs. Mary Fisher, sister of the late p.,
con Estey, is i'll with pneumonia AT her
Birge street home
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-26
Snbiana.
Sloe6ran0 on tort Sab al Wenne.

Ifelio. 5Orrise Manbas gitermibbas
ubbrso SlOlSs / gotpen Nerrias BOG
banbel / indianapolis. granoipltene
bar mart tilitebe os bespnbte Slut
ninssarbeioet paa Suiets Scribe, me-
oens Sloen raieoe polbiomt / 8pgninz
gems baserite Del. Slufnin9sarbeioet
baooe paret / to Elmer, ba plubieli9
belle S~p9ningen itprtebe Iammen. De
20 8ranoiolt paa Spsnin9ens Gag
itprtebe neb us besrooes unber be brent
benbe 8uiner.
Sper 500 5riptlige iammen nleb
SranbiOlf % EOliti begpnbte itrar 8eb=
nin9sarbeiOet. Otter tire timers baarbt
Irbeibe lDtfeoes BET at iaa no al &us
lterne 4 bgbe u9 Is lemlG1teoe Sranbz
fplf. Seo Wiorat8tib baube man fun.
bet 10 Sig.
S~arela9eret bapbe en- S9rbi al
$125,OOO, Isiurnncen er pmtrins $75,.
900. Spsninsen er be1tabiset til ct
8elsb af $4,000. Gnbre Sorret=
n~inssmGnb leo u9Iaa Cab pau benimuo
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-26
1O.SafDt q.

SenatOr Yettigrew bar iast, at
5orlaset ON at pprette en- StUle for
Snbianerbprn | Chamberlain, pil blipe
ueOtaset Of &Onsresien. 9a 5OrIlaset
beuil9er $4,000 for Stolen, oil bet
uOen Euil bliue al itOr Nptte for Spen.
Sfeletter. S 5recass, mebens Or
beibere bolot pua at grade Ell &jalOer
paa Capital Bluff / Yierre, fanbt be 10
menmefelise Steletter. Ger al bisie bar
af bpioe Yerioner, bet enc at en- &pinbe;
benbes Sierneifal bar siennemburet Of
&usler % / Srpitbenet iab en- inbianif
Bileob. 8lanot 2euninserne fanbt man
en- Splumeoalie meo GarstaIet 1S47
% Naunet Senrp Waden5ie, os paa
Basliben bar 2oporo ON Tapperbeo ubs
uiit / Slaset peb Yuena Siita / Werifo.
Radenjie, Some % ncSle 2ebiasere er
ianbipnlisuis blepne mprbebe af SiOurs
SnSiunere, bensans bisie bOlot paa at
mprbe be Spibe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-26
Sgifla u b.

Irbeioerfon9resien uabneoes Der.
lin fOrri9e 9srOas Gitermiobas. Sci.
ieren bOlot Ell Iarpelgs @abuiu9stale.
6slgeuoe Spsrssmaul oil bliUe bis
tutercoe.
/. Stal 8srn in6til ell pig Glber %
&uinber forbDoes at arbeibe / @ruber?
2. G%rbeibstimcr / uiuuoe @ruber?
3. MuligbeSeu for en- international
Re9uleriu9 al SulproOuttiOnen?
4. 8esransuinsen Of 5OrbuO mob
S9noa98arbeibe?
5. 8eItemmelie ON, / builten Qlber
8Brn bDr 6egpuoe / gtrbeioe?
6. SuaO Sla9s @rbeioe 8Grn bGr
uOiOre?
7. Spao Sla9s Grbeioe aUiuosr bsr
ubiBre?
Der Uil o9ina bliue iorbanOlet ON
Wuli9beben for gibOlOelie al @rbeioer.
tOngresier meo beitemte Mellemrum.
Sprit gismarf inblenOte fOrlcbeu
jim Reiisnation til aeiieren, os oenne
mO6tO9 ben 9irs609 Mib6as. cam
tioi9 inbienote o9iaa Spnnen @reo Ger
bert Sismard, Der leoebe &i9ets uoen,
lanoite anli99enber, fin Niiteosmis9s
ming. &eiieren ital baue mmOoet oenne
on at blipe ltaaenoe. Ollie Meolemmer
al bet p~reusiiite Riniitcrium bar osiau
~reli9neret.
Spilte 5sl9er 8ismards Reii9natiuu
fonumer til at BABE paa 9plflanos oe
Guropas Gferer, fan life let ioru6Iiges.
S benoeb 30 aar bar ban oeret ire
tyite SeiIeres Raaogiper % meb en-
Sernbaanb iamlet oct fore tDite &i9e
% itDret bets itbens os ubenrisife SO
litit. s oenne 3iO bar ban tustet
Giterrige O9 5runfri9e Os iraranet
SanOOer, 9anmart ps 5runtrise fore
2~anbsoele. San bar III tr9t al fit
lange pulitiite Slrbeibe Os ben itabis
uOrenbe inore Stamp nlelIem fOritjeaise
pOlitilte @rupper. Sun ifulbe beller
life fomme gobt operens meo ben unlc
&eiier, Der ielu piloe u9re ben Stprenbe
babe | StOrt og Smaat.
General bon Gapriui er lloneont til
R~igstaniler.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-26
Granfrige.

6ertugen al Orleans bar Friitli9
uotait ii9 impb, at Der for BAN ineien
ocs til Treiibent GaruOt Ell anisgning
ON Benaaoniu9.
Iet npe aabinet beitnnr al iplgenoe:
6repcinet, Miniltcrprciibcrt % &ri9s
miniiter; &ibot, lloenrigSmiuiIter; Con
fans, Snbeuriesminiitcr; Rouoier, 81
n3nsminilter; 5allisres, Suititsminl
tier; &o6e, SaubelSmiuiiter; BOur
9eois, unberpisuiugsminiiter; 8epille,
a8erbrussminiiter; @u9Ot, for oiient
llse arbeioer; Sarbep, Warineminlltcr,
og Gtierne, for &olonier.
Oct npe Winiiterium bar oiieutliS
giprt fit 8ro9ram. Oct uil isrit %
remit iorisse at iremme Sanoelen Us
i%orione be politiite MoOiRtnin9er. &c
gierin9en uil a~nltrcuse iis ior at ircmme
De lGoeli9e % inouitrieae SnteresIcr
lamt 2anoets Suuocl % Gscrbrug.
Den oil iiGroelesbeo baoe i'm OpmGrta
Iombeb bcnocuot paa at iurbeore be ar
beioenbe Slasiers auar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-26
Regulerimga ffpoerale Wal8.

aon9resmano 9ooge luoleoereoe for
rige 2sron9 ct 5orlln9 ON q ontrol ouer
DC iBoerole Bals. 5orildget or | bet
Spientlisits 6asieret paa bet nuitralffe
8algipItem meo isberal aOntrol. Oct
luitrallte 8algipiten, ianleoes iom bet
II mbfert / Wasia6uietts, anoenoes
ouer bet bele 2ano, nnnr Der err 8als
pna 9ogresmGno % 8reiiocnt. Soert
gal9iteo itaor unoer auntrol al 6 DOM
uere, 3 AZ bpert al be leoeloe p~olitiIfe
BARTER. 8Gl9ere, iom life fan l9ie
Tier lfripe, o9 lom lelpidgeli9 life tan
"r9rfe fine Stcmmeiebler, fan iaa en- al
9ummerne / RaruGrelie al en- 1onts
iIer, al bet mooldtte Enrti til at marfe
5temmeieooelen. 8nlSene itaar unber
control al be Stater, bpor be bolbes,
zen, bois 500 8el9ere / Ct aou9ress
0iitrltt ~inOienoer en- 9etition til Re
Jierinsen, oil ben ouertn9e belle 2ebelien
n 8alset paa lamme Maaoe lom Sta
en-. !Suis uo9en 8Glser meo Billie
aoer Ell Nnoen pioe, bporleoes ban oil
femme ueo at irenpile FIN m9rfebe
5temmeiebbel, eler, buis en- iorisser at
)uertale en- moen til at oiie fin m9rteoe
5temmeieooel, Ifal ban betale en- Wulft
II fra $50 til $500, os itsrre Mulfter
q 5Gn9ielsitraf ilGsses for at soes
!r9se 8alsuotitier o. |. b. Gountpets
Waribal Ital uunRune Deputies for at
,~pretboloe 5reo os Sroen os fire en-
Iuer toalifceret 8alser anleonins til
,igioe fin Siemme. Gu balu MiQion
Dollars foreiIanes beutlset for at sien
Wmisre 2open.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-26

bans 19saari9e SteSbatter bar neotoms
met meo ct Barn, bpis Saber ban bar.
Mrs. Spe bar SlGstninse / SpuItpn
20. Der mulieens fan bialpe beube
liot; men gnbuer, Der lGIer bette, pg
trnf til at treife Scr. 8pe, burOe sj6re
Git til at iaa bum tilbase til fin trent
9enoe 5amilie.
geretniuserne ON, at Settlere bol,
Der paa at fptte til Wtile Sac % andre
Chippewa ei erpationer / Staten, ipnes
at bore ~n9rinbebe. 9s faa Settlere,
iom bar paret boiatte BET bet iibIte
Gar, er Der fremoeles, % be uil ianbs
lpnlispis furblioe Der.
SnbebrGnbte. s. gusuitus Gorll
bar en- Of be fsrite Settlere, Der boiatte
fig ! Omesnen at 2uniins. San bar
M omfrins 70 Gar sammel. Mauouss
Worscn opbasebe 0abOer; at bans
Saaninssbus bar nebbr9nbt. Slanbt
&htnerne fanbt man be ~forfulebe Sig
al Scr. Garl Os bans samle Suitru.
gean bar in9en &unbitab ON, buOrlebes
Slben ppitpb.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-26
y { ~ Corr /.
@ppblers arreittreoe. q

SDoblers arreitereoe. Gsilterenbe
gommisIGr for uffentlise Grbeioer,
Bernard s. Martin, / Neip gort gitp
bleu iurrise Manoas arrefteret for at
babe mpotaset Seltitfeliespense, mebens
ban bar aniat ium 8eputpzS Sheriff.
San ItiQeoe Sautipn for $4,000. Char
les g.. 5runtlin al Gouofatz 6irmuet
Butler, Stilman & Subbaro bauoe
iremfsrt SeItplbninserne mob BAN.
Sranflin bar i 1887 inbeiparret / CUB,
loip Street SGnsiel, % for en- Gum Of
300 bapbe ban fjsbt Jig 5ribeo til buer
Dag at tase Jig Ell Spabiertur. Rartin
bapbe mobtaget bisie 8ense.
Samme BAG bleu unbersS Sheriff Sat.
fitzgerald urreiteret. Zen 1Sbe bs. blep
llncers Sberiferue Mc@orisle, Charles
9inberman, Suiepb gouns % grs@ars
Den Seating arreiterebe for 8eitittelie.
De maatte itile $4,000 aautiOn bper.