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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-13
OAKSDALE.
From Sun, 9th inst.

From Sun, 9th inst.
Houses are contracted to he built in
Oaksdale which cannot be commenced
for six weeks on account Of the scarcity
of carpenters.
William Baker threshed so acres of
wheat on the Monon Baker farm, six
miles west, last week that turned out
an average Of 50s bushels to the acre
About dozen young Indian boys
AID girls passed through on the s. & P.
Tuesday morning en- route for Spokane
from the Nez Perc4s reservation to at
tend school at Carlisle, Pa.
An excited young man could be seen
on our streets Saturday evening just be-
fore the rain storm rushing around buy
ing cigars and getting ready to meet
his best girl, who lives about eight miles
in the country, from which place they
were to take a bee line for the Idaho
line, but alas, while the young man was
making preparations in town, young
man in The country whose interests were
at stake, put bug in the old gentle
mans ear, and when the young man ar
rived on the scene and gave the signal
agreed upon, by tapping OF the window,
instead OF meeting the girl, who was
locked up in a room up stairs, he wac
met by a shower of glass from the
window and the old gentleman's club,
and the young man was heard to ex-
claim, as he rushed through mud hole
to whore the driver was awaiting him:
"Tl have to wait now till she's eight
Gen."
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-13
The Nicaragua Canal.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. J. Menocal
and several other gentlemen of the en-
gineering staff of the Nicaragua canal
constitution corps have Just reached
Washington from GreYtown, on short
leave of absence. They report com
mendable progress already on the engi-
neering project. Several million dollars
have already been spent and the active
work of canal construction is now we'll
under way and so well started and under
such favorable financial auspices that the
success of the scheme, they say, is
assured.
The Nicaragua company has recently
purchased, at enormous expense, the
plant Of the American Dredging Com
pany, which has been doing work on the
abandoned Panama canal. The dredges
are now being delivered at GreYtown,
and the Nicaragua company will operate
them itself, instead OF letting contracts
for such work as these dredges are
adapted to. Already the pier or break
water extending out into the gulf at
Greytown is nearly completed and actual
dredging for the canal on the gulf side
has begun. The telegraph line from
Greytown to Lake Nicaragua connect
ing with the lines on the Pacific coast,
is completed, and the railway from
Greytown, laid along the line of the
canal, is well under way. At present
about 1900 men and corps of eighty
officers or engineers are on the ground
and at work.
The FIST work, preliminary to the work
on the canal proper. was the building OF
the great pier at Greyto9n, extending
1900 feet out towards deep water. THIS
pier is necessary to protect the entrance
to the canal, and work on it was begun
early last January. Seven hundred feet
Of the pier has been completed, This
nier has proved a lucky enterprise
| when work was begun On it the entrance
10 The barbor was obstructed by sand
bar The 700 feet Of pier already built
hos so changed the currents that this
obstructing sand bar has been almost en-
tirely torn away by the action OF ths
water,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-13
WHITMAN COUNTY
IN OTHER TOWNS.
INTERESTING ITEMS oULLED FROM PA
LOUISE COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS.
COIFAX.

From Commoner, 5th inst.
The brick work on the new county
court house has been completed and
work is now being pushed on the orna-
mental roof which is to grace the
structure.
Sheriff Mclean and his deputies are
after tie delinquent taxpayers with a
sharp stick. During the month of
August they succeeded in collecting
$2,635.95 of the delinquent tax list.
L. H. McInturff displayed d pound
Early Rose potato in the Commoner
sanctum yesterday morning. It was
raised in his garden in North Colfax.
Seven hills dug yielded so pounds.
This Is not bad for city spuds.
The old bridge which has spanned the
river at the crossing of South Main
street FOR many years will soon be re-
duced to kindling wood. 1t is being
rapidly removed to give way to the
handsome new structure at its side.
Two baseball clubs, made up from
the young America Of Palouse City and
Colfax, played a game OF ball at the fair
grounds last Sunday afternoon. The
game lasted about two hours, but from
the start the Colfax boys were not in it
and the game closed with a score of 20
to 5 in favor of the Palouse City club.
John Berns, a harness-maker in this
city, was MP before Justice Pattison
Monday morning to answer to a charge
OF drunkenness preferred against him by
Chief Mackay. This is the seventh time
Berns has appeared before "his honor
on charge of this kind, and for the
seventh time has he been remanded to
the city lookup in default Of his fine,
which has steadily increased from one
dollar to $25 and costs. The last named
fine was imposed on him Monday, which
he could not pay. He will therefore
secure his board at the city's expense
for several days to come. A ticket of
leave would be the proper thing after
this last incarceration.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-13
The Cost of Living.

While many skilled mechanics can
command from 81 200 to 81, 800 year,
working from seven to nine hours daily,
clerks and accountants seldom reach that
income, and many young professional
men, ministers and doctors, pass some Of
their best years in attaining it. The as
sertion is all very well that a person can
not live on such sum as 50 week, for
instance; the cold fact remains that peo-
pie do just that, and live well, too. Of
course a number associated can fare
better than two or three persons, for
every housewife knows the advantage Of
relying upon the appetite or dietetic pc
culiarities of many individuals to strike
a balance in table accounts. Chicago
Nnrra
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-13
Robbed a Theatre Treasury.

At certain town in Hungary the other
day, in broad daylight, the treasury Of
the theatre was broken into. Not a
kreuzer was found in the money chest,
but there happened to be large number
of unsold tickets for a certain night,
which the thieves, either from chagrin
or with an eye to business, appropriated
The angry manager, it is stated, was
Modified when he discovered that the
thieves had found nothing more valuable
than the tickets. It is many day since
a full house has been seen in the theatre,
and should the thieves realize anything
from their booty he anticipates at all
events being cheered with the sight Of
the crowded seats.-London News.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-13
GARFIELD.
From Enterprise, 9Th inst.

From Enterprise, 9Th inst.
Lee Brugger, the 5-year-old son OF
Henry Brugger, fell from horse Sun
day and broke his left arm. He had
the misfortune Of getting the other arm
broken a few months before.
Miss Jessie Potter, of Garfield, was
on board the n. P train that was
wrecked at Hot Springs, Sunday, but
escaped unhurt. She was returning
from the 1. 0. G, 7. grand lodge.
If there is any farmer in this vicinity
that has raised crop OF wheat this
season averaging thirty bushels to the
acre, or less, the Enterprise would ike
to hear OF it. 1t is time we begin to
look out for our reputation among our
eastern readers.
Duling brothers have threshed one
hundred and twenty acres of wheat
which made yield OF 40 bushels to the
acre. They have 500 acres in all that
they say will make an average Of at
least as much as the piece they have
cut.
J. J. Vernon came back from the
Ruby creak mines last week, and brought
with him a specimen of ore from ',Gale-
ma King" an extension of the Silver
King ledge. The claim is owned by
Messrs. S. T. Laird, J. J. Vernon and
Jno. Laird, and is a wide ledge showing
good gaiena prospects, but the specimen
shown is from a three foot vein in the
middle of the ledge and is suphate ore
1t assays 81, 400 to the ton.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-13

A well known writer was telling
a friend about some of her numerous
godchildren who are scattered all over
the county. They are of all ages and
naionaities, but the most remarkable
one is little colored child in Washing
ton.
When I went there one winter my
washerwoman told me she had named
her new baby for me, and asked if ]
wouldn't come and see it. So, armed
with large rattle as a propitiatory
offering, visited the baby. What was
my surprise to hear the mother and all
the children speak Of her as Scene
vievew
why" I said, 81 thought you told
me she was named for me?"
''Yas'm, SO she shorely is"
"But my name is Harriet" I insisted,
"and you call your baby 'Geneyieve.'
claws, mis-" exclaimed the mother,
with broad grin, ''Geneyieve 'scribes
you so much better'n Harriet doesi"-
Youths Companion.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-13
A Lively Old Man.

Blake Keene, of Auburn, is rs years
old. The other day he hoed potatoes all
day for Judson Garcelon up on the river
road. He hoed as many rows as any man
in thecrew, andwhen the days work was
at an end Mr.. Garcelon said that Mr..
Keene had earned $3.50, and he paid him
the amount very cheerfully. Mr.. Keene
doesn't take a back seat for many men
Of his age-Auburn (Me.) Letter.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-13
Injured While Resting.

Lewis Colon, a resident Of Norris
town, desiring to rest on the beach at
Atlantic City, secured large board
which he drove into the sand. He then
sat upon the ground and leaned his
weight upon the improvised chair back.
The board slid and rusty projecting
nail ran deep into Collom's neck, inffict-
ing a dangerous if not fatal wound
Eycha1oa
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-13
ne Puzzled the JeveIer.

Jeweler-Want it set in a lace pin?
Il is an odd looking stone. Where did
you get it?
Customer-It was left this morning by
nv Observation-Disclosures Circular.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-13
UNIONTOWN.

From Journal, 5th Inst.
Lime has come and Fred Rustermeyer
Is busy on the foundation walls of the
bank building.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-13

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JOr 'ossoras' p0fttn.'
Sorofj9Ip.

Oct er III meb oi~benlfabelis Rsias,
ti9beo bleoet paapiit, at Ri life lensere
tan betra9te SOroIfjGlo iom itrettelige
6ureteeller uleue i be 2anbe, Der lager
temmelig nrr GfpatOr, Os buOr be ben
tioligere 2io bar p9ret meIt alminbe.
IiSe, SOrorpitelierne peb GbarleIton
for ct Bar gars 9ib iiSsn, o. ienere
Rpitelier pau andre Steber bar brast
os penns Gag meb SurpfialO narmer.
tno pna 9ipet, ps Dor Suteresie for
oenne Sag fprbsies enbmers peb Splps.
ningen ON, at SDiten langs ben nOrbltse
Gel al atlanterbauet lisger nstop, bpOr
maj | 5remtioeH fan pente npe Rpitel.
ler. YrOiesior Sbalsr bar ben isrite,
iom bragte Sa9eu leuenbe irem for os
/ en- Grtitel | ct al pore Siosfriiter,
Og M er bet en- anoen NaturIorIter,
YrOIesiOr Mc@se i @albinston, sjeu.
ta9er meb itsrre GitertrDt Yaaitanben
ON, at bore apiter itaar / Sare for Rp.
teller. McGee mersr, at be Bper, ium
Itaar ipr Tur til at blipe rpitet, er
&idmonb, @aibingtun, Baltimore,
TbilaoeIbia % giep Yort.
Oct er bog en- Grab al 3~ilfreosItiL
lelIe ior benz, iom er lao ulptfelise at
bo | bisie trueoe Sper, at pibe, at bet
er 8~ruiesipr McSees faite 3rp, at
SOrbitiGlp 2isbeo meo andre itsrrs
6uritprreller / Naturen fan blipe for.
aoia9te. Men bet utilirebsitilenbs
peb benne SplpSrius isieu er bens llbe'
Itemtbeo.
@n 6pruoii9elie, Tom er sanlte ube'
itemt meb Senipn til Sioen, er life be,
ore emo iIet in9en 6prubiiselie. On
iremragcnoe @eulOs prpietereoe for en-
Gel Aar iiben, at Salt Sale GitD oiloe
l9g9es / SIMMER peo ct Sproitialp.
Teme lllptte er enbuu life ~iuotruiiet,
% YrpI. NtcGee iubrpmmer, at oeuns
Mlenneifealoer maaIfe life pil pplepe
ben, % of "~garbunoreber fan saa ben,
% De 9euiges Sp fan blipe lutret peo
andre Mtioler, ipr Sataitroien inbtref,
ier;" men ban ipruoiiser, at "fomme
mda Den, tielisere eller ienere."
Oct pil iprbuuie De ilslt. sSplf Der
2unoet, at / be ienere Sar bar Natur.
iorlterue npteret fra so til 100 Surb.
rDitelier ON aaret / be fOrlfisniss Del.
al port 2ono. "Meppe eaar Der en-
llse ben," iprtalles Der ps, "uben al
Der iprefpmmer Ell &pltelie / Soroen.A
9isie bpppi9e 6Orltprrelier / Sprbeu
unoer bore 6pober er pisielis ai en-
gtatur alpurli9 NOT til, at be Itulbe for.
tjene al ben Spmartipmbeb, be Times
at iaa. 80
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
Eli TO- Gents Mbonnen.
terme!

pil pi meS bet Gsrite ienbs ct al bore
aarlise Girtularer meb tilbsreubs Dlant
% aOnuUlut for Snobetalins for BEN,
Der MATTE snits at forlanse SubFrip'
tionen for ct belt eller ct ballot Gar.
I'll, at hi life enbnu bar ienbt
I'D ale bore girful9rer, er ben, at 81
life baoos fIers al be Slpanter tilbns.,
builts hi Ienoer iom &c Compliments" til
8labetS Abounenter. @n up 5Urlpnins
% Sil blipe ienbt ub inareit
mulist. vi nRunte Gruuo oil Blabet
ct Gar Tiger bliue ienot til benz,
Der fsr Sui IubItrjbereoe os betalts 10
Gi baaber, at uaiter ollie bill
fin Sublfriptipn, % oa uiloe bet
bare beoit at sipre oct ltrar, for life at
nO9etR umer. De, ium life snIter
at iOrnpe Subltriytiuneii, bebpper life
at Itripe, oa 5urlenoellen pil blips
alisepel.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
HppbeD tan beltreoes

Uts ls'al' aps!i'a'i'HtI sa Be iPs.gist Sslt al gFu
TIE fan Hassa. Der CT tun en- elaass. e5srpaa Oss5,s
tan snrs5ss, % si 81 rA at eHVtRs, tsahiiutsntq,
GlisIsr. Sss9te iegssTias,s sss 3uFara,isa al elm.
opufassn al Easaehiau Tube. Gasr s,an, buvr
iahamsru, lsrnsEimtr msn IN ~buIsrszst qgs, ,gu ma
aHsts ORR. Hans,1lHss S,Si,L, % HasI ben Ct iuAa1H.
big Iasth, sIir Ssps,s stiuIiaiit o. ssit Ia. auta.
nailsH'H Tan iisrn's % ssHH; Del al ggi sltHsiss An
rorusa'' filfiaHs. sItE man s,s Ter s~rtausls. ali 10
tHiasst loraarias,t web Gataus. spil,a isf, &c roa,t
sHsss trs en- 'neaH'ti siIassl al SgiusvuEassA.
~ oil sips Il euHsrses psaars ist spll.aIors,ri
tuf1!ss 81 Gssass QsTasraSs pss Saiarrs), Isn
tta taa sarus vss erassu a Halls Catarh Cure.
osas cites 9tstsisru. sraiss.
S. Sssass & &C. Ssgss,. o.
eslass kss ograalpst Ny Is gsnil n~l
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
SirGup ON God % Yniteur.

st franit Slnps aOrrsiponoent i Berlin
Gar cant en- SamtaIs meO ben bersmt.
BrOieSior Sir6Op ON Rods nps Ops
iupeIie % b!anNt anbet ipurst, bpiIfen
Gel i 2Gren for bsnns Der tiItommer
8aitear. Sir5Op iuarsOs, at i 9iOen.
itabeu BQvGr insen fig til npe SsiOsr
uhen psO a; lille fig pua fine 6Orsians
gers StuIore. Oct tan iaaIs6es it..
rGstss, at Rod .r fuIst / gaReurs
SpOr. WIen here's OpoassIls ieIv er
iOrlsieaise; 4aiteurs NstoOs fun CT
fOrsbpsssnSe, tbi gir5Ow troeoe lite, at
ben uirtelis bapOs bsIbrsOst nosen, Der
aasrsbs paa ipg. Rods Mstbobs Der,
imOO er beIbreosnss; Rod cir fig / Raft
mso ben allsrebe uouitIsbs SpsbOm, Be,
rambler % lager ben. Sbet girdow
iasbe bette. imiIts ban, iortau.r Rorrs.
i%ponbentsn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31

uerpensuShininas.g~ rulIamatiun.


prrFbcnt SarriiOn rfentliesjoros
SuIeaitsn islssnos GrOilnmaticn ! Gn'
IeSnins @srSensuSitiaiusen ! Chicago
sges RreIibentsn al be Gcreneoe Stater
On Irpflamationl
Ta Der er leperet mig tiliirGffelis,
gtpis for, at Der CT aiort De n~copenoiss
GfriSt for Gruub % Spsninssr for ben
Gplumbianits @sroensneitiaing % at
Der CT iesuet mineit 10 Nsiaipuer Gol'
lars, Der ifal BRIGGS for nepnte lle'
Killing i Susrensltcmmelir meo Sec. 10
al cit aonsrcsloo ON at ieire 40oSe
N~arseasen for GbriitOpber Golnmbus's
Cpoaselie al ameriia pee en- interna'
tipnnl fulfilling al aunitens, Snbn'
ffriens, Soroens, @ruberues % Sapets
grphutter, / Chicago, Slinuis, iaa er'
ilGrer ies, 8eniamln Sarriipn, Srsii'
bent al be Spreneoe Stater, / Sraft al
NIT GmbeSe, at oenre internationals
lloitiniuo pil bliue anbnct ben lite Wsai
1898 | Chicago, % at ben life pil blipe
luftst ipr ben iibite 9Orspas / Sttuber
famine Iar.
90 i &~esierineens % | be 6prsneoe
etotsrs Sells Gauu inbbpoer jes ale
Sprosus Soil til at beItuse / oenne Self
I'll Minoe ON Ell 8egipenbeo, Der /
geroenSbiiturisu iubtase en- iremraserbe
@laes % bar cit paris Snteresie for
@euuefebeoeu, peo at uonapne &epr9'
ientauter I'll ben % peo at lenoe laa'
baure Gienitanbe, Der oiier 9anocneS
9ubuitri, SialpeIiloer % 5remItriot !
fipiIiiatipu.~
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
Retraifas Snbianere.

Retraifas Snoinnere. Subianer,
Commissioners WOrgdns aorsberetuing
i~mbebploer irleenoe ON Sroinperne i
Rsbrnita:
OF be upriuoeli0e 6errer / bette 2ano
or fun 4 Stammer reprnientereoe i
Rsbraifa; @inuebaaos, Smnbas, Sans
tees % $oncaS. @iuucbagusS tammen
taller Jolt 1212Si9le p9 eier bet frust'
barsits 2onb. Zen bar 111,000 gcreS.
Sc fIeite 6nmilieiuriersere bar Stemmes
ret, men be bruger ben life reselmasiis.
Sc er life reli9iDit ltemte; beIer life
bulbsr DC sggteitabet beli9t. Smabas
etammsn teller omtrius 1900 Si9le.
vi fruetbart 2ano bar oen $4,000
sleres. Gisie Snoiansre itaar Uper
Riuuebasu Stammen, men De uiier
Iiben Snteresie for Regieriuosltplerne.
Snoianera9enten pmtalerS antees Staun.
men nle9et roieuoe. 9e beiDger fIittis
ResieriussitoIerHe % er meset liuts i
gruseu at &eotabsr. 2eres 9anO er
nleset Tibet pasienoe for a~serbrus.
Snntees Stammen tGler TIN 500. Sele
RpncasS tammsn / Staten beltnar af
199 8eriouer. 9euS 9ano er romar.
BIT, men Surmsns er / pberIt onarlis
etanb. S%noiansrue er life Longer
a 9are ipr be !Spioe / GebroIfn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
sps i cpueu er en- farliasre BARN

SOB | Omen sr Ell farlisere 8armes
typ, END nogen tror pg ueo. On inba
penois ren Os 9lat Ounsfaoe mootaser
besierlist ben uopitleoe 8arme; sr ben
eerimob belast meo ct SOolas, iaa bar
bette omtrent Iurnms 8irtnins pan 5or-
bOlbst meLlsm @arnen % Opnflaben,
Iom ON mo bible title en- 8es mellem
Jig ielu os ben oarms 0ou, mar mon
uiloe purme fig oeO Den. carmen pil
Inn meo TOR @aniieljs6eo % | rirge
Men9os tranae isisnnem SOOIaget.
III bploe Spnen 9oot rem for Sob er
oerior ct uirtipmt @liooel til at nptte
Sarmen / Spuen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31

senator Ilorid bar ireniat fglz
senoe &eiplution, iUm Gepublifauerne
bar blepue enise ON i Caucus: SeIlut.
tet, at fpr Reiten al beune Sesiipn Hal
Senatets &eslelnent amenoeres peo at
iilisie fslgenbe: Nnar no9et 5orllaa,
8eiolltiOn eller Spprssmaal bar pRret
bisfuteret | en- rimeli9 lib, fan bpilfen.
ipmbelit Senaiur iurlanse, of 9ebaiten
%cfitjRres. st iaabant 6orlnngenbe
ffal life bebntteres, % inotil bette 5urs
lanseuoe er nfsjort, ifal finn 5~oriIna ON
at aipurnere tiaapes. Suis ct iaaoari
GOrlansenbe unberitsttes al ct 5lertal
al be tiliteoep3renSe SeHnturer, Ifal en-
Gfitemniue iOretases uben Gebat.
3e ~oempfratiife Senatorer oil uoen
Iutpl aaa gerieriersuu9, naar benne
RsIulution taees op til 8~ebanolina.
&epablitauerns bar feet fig neot til at
iase bette Siriot iOr at tunne iaa On.
leoHins til al femme Oper @algbiQer,
Tom BAR paret pua SaSsorSsaen Iiben
fbfte CONNER.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31

Suinet. 5 9pItlans sr Bet stit
90 Brig, of man bstisnotsisr ct garis
6sSiel, - paa famine @uabs, iOm mar
Der bstienbtsisr 9sosialS. On tpif
S'Omaser LOB, ba bans Rome bapb. fsSt
bet tolots Barn, inSrpfte fslaenb.:
"Siest % Ysaner unSsrrettes 5erpeb
ON. at bet b,ts 9ulin M er iarpiat.s
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
Nn 0sislierstsNummer.

ten noHeUnts iOrries Girsbns SenrD
.. 8rOtun ira Detroit @i9., til 5Ur.
snebe Siatcrs 0sieiteret& Sommrr iitsost.
for Apiece 2emmer @iaer.
SearD y. Srolpn er ieot / 1886 i
aes, Musia6uietts, aism.msii gale
College oS ituoereoe GUS psb gale %
Sarpnrb. 8 1860 ilgtieSs ian til
Detroit % buiatte iis Der iOm gOpofat.
8 1851 bleD Fan ubuaunt iii Gsputp
llniteb states Maribol % asiiitsrsase
enthusiastically GO i~nestauce bette
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31

Fbne Gmbebe inbtil 1858, ba ban bleo
ubnrpnt til Gpmmer for Wosns GOuntp.
1875 ubnapnis greibent Grant bcnt
til S~prcnsss Skaters Gcmmer for
Midieans sifliss Giitrist, bullet Gm'
bepe ban enbnu inoebar. Tonrnsr
Srpipn ifaI pare en- meset farS % be-
aapct Iane.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
Ss 6oreueoe Staters Spieiferet ai.

Sc 6Oreueee Staters 6piefcret af.
sap for np9Ie 8ase liben ben for @or-
mOnerne me9et pistise &ienbelie, at en-
Suitru life er ct competent Gibne impb
TN Ranb, naar ban er uuoer &ntlaae
for 8plnsami. 8iainm 6. 8asiett
blep ! Utah iuuben ifDlois / Slertoueri
paa 8ionisbpro, sipet Of fin IprIte
Rome, ipm ban bar bleoen itilt ira, eiter
at ban bar bleuen gift meo en- anben.
Snns fprite Some Dor bet enelte oirette
&ione mpo BAN. San appelerebe ga,
gen til lltabs Ssielteret og i~rsmbplot,
al en- Some life par ct competent 8ione
! en- Sriminalias mob Manbeu. Mteu
Spieiteret itaeieftebe unoerrettens s. len.
belle. Sa9eu bleo berpaa apprlerct
til be 6oreneoe Staters Spielteret, Der
srtlRrer, at en- Suitru life CT ct fpmpe.
tent 8ione ! en- iaaban Sag, % piler
Sa9en tilbase til lluberretten i Utah.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31

Senator Sneals par faaet SiemIoo
for en- IA 9ases 1ib. San ifal biem
til Sanias for at oirte for Gjenpals.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31

senator Yettisrep bar frsniiat
Sprlas Dm at iOrbpos Sals al 8aabsu
cs Ammunition til Snbiauerre.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
zen BsmmsIIs.iulss o. Tu

sc Npertisiementet ON Spmaitiuer
Ii9lts Wumer. On Maifine nlaa an
yes ,om en- prestis @aoe til Suiets
Npoer eler Batter.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
3.
"wsssiap.rsn" satr en- geilsssr

- til at fnos: On uemrr,et R.n,ebe,
re3nIrssmst5oee. r. ReHtstatsu - Ease! cher NpRbc,b
per ice ssnnnssia5ei. - sprtiai,et Sa!srSsr fer
oet l9os Gayhunereoe. 1uinestattaer-bre
0easr. 5crtelnele obsr be 5oysaess siater "a Ter.
Misunderstanding SO,Insutsr. - autiattefsr al qss.
'fslChaitel Mortgages Form OF a Chsttel Mort.
gage.-Form Of a Notice Of Sale on Chattel Mort.
g rye &aEie9eitelie. Form Of a Mortgage.
Satisfaction OF Mortgage Girlesbetiier CFonds.
Form Of Common Bond, with CoEdition.-Bond
to Corporation Raytueria5.- Form of Article,
OF Copartnership. - Siisea Deeds.)-Fo Form Of
4 Deed with Full covenants.-Qu Quit. Claim Deed.
Long Form Quit-Clalm Deed. Homestead
WAiyer,- Release Gusrsus,rmfsr (Agresments)
General Form Of Agreement. = Agreement, for
sale and Delivery of Personal Property, atsts
t%anirattsF Bin OF Sale. )-common Form Of Bill Of
Sale. Bill of Sale Of Personal Property.-qsta
Henisr (Wills.)-General PORN Of Win for Real
and Personal Property Codieil.- Rprt Norm for
fsftautritr, bprrrts baaes fan % rsrIia Gisnbcm
0esrsrases 9siiatprs spns.-7s, mstriss spitem.-qs
forifielIiss f~berlnometrss 6orteie til bpsrauer,. -
Sub. % esIpsgaret-sabel spa tsIebars garsr mel
Oeofsiet ssIs.-TsbeI ssa tsIShis Waru.-goa.sprtp.
trsshlaneR % ubsnIaubH -3ruppsfsrssn. nine, uubsr
ssis Hds lee b ben SnIssnixs ustaaIts Souut,u ,
IN ftainAi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - eraa,iob,As
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
"3or @ammsI 90 iHs." sab
lto. 8.

60 boIb; u War e'ftr. Eortenlna. =
Spreuss 6orbolb til 9Bpeu.- Rsttur 9ansers 6ur.
l%pceiie. SDriGuir8. - On ggi9atpr5as = gpbes
aiRrlt83so.-Gr 6uitruer. 6rriGaius al sIue. slan&s.
On 9igrre5tiptte. SoleaterssSarM vi ganbr.d
siaaIs SGsnsr-@amle Batter Gapue. Sortaaina.-
On ,isnoommelis Belle. 5Orteain0. On gin,erup.
fIust til 6inuGrfen.
"0eeura6sPoiteT" % "8ee Grrsn' ct aar mse osuns
SrrniieSrs Sl.25. Scgrn i~nebunSeu 10 Gents extra.