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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-09

Gen. J. W. Foster. who is at Madrid as the
United States special envoy to conduct the
negotiations between the United States and
Spain for a commercial treaty, accompanied by
the minister of foreign affairs, the Duke of
Tetuan, yesterday visited the celebrated
and palace of the Escurial, near the
town of Escurial, thirty miles from Madrid.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

1t ia understood that in the sale of street.
car horses of the Davenport & Rock
Island railway company some Of the ami
mails brought no more than So. Herein
is contained pointer for any alderman
in The three cities-if there are any of
course who may "have it in" for the
street car company, AMI who might offer
an ordinance setting forth that mas
much as horses can be bought so cheaply
that there is no excuse why every one
should not own one. aud that the street
railway accordingly be ordered to take
up their tracks, so that the owners OF
such horses may have uninterrupted use
of our public thoroughfares, and further
that before tearing up the leaving us, the
street car companies be compelled to
cover all the streets with saw dust a,
least three inches thick SO that the COM
fort of such horses and their owners may
be assured.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
Farmer fsurns' Match. :

Farmer" Martin Burns laid y. C..
Comstock on his back again in wrestle
at Marshalltown the other day, and now
he is billed for 'stickpull with an IN
known of lama county, supposed to be
Oscar Casey, an invincble man in tits
line. The event is to take place at Cedar
Rapids today. The contestants sre to
place their feet on opposite sides of q
plank II inches high, firmly staked tc
the ground. They are to pull slow and
steadily on fork handle. and the mar
who let's go or comes up from the fool
first is to lose S125
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bills were allowed as folio VS.:

4. C. McClurg & Co., S90.47; Mer.
chants Electric Light c., 50 SO; Michel
& Lynde. $50; DAILY ARGUS, So; Rock
Island Union. 81 50, Rock Islander, 81;
expenses. 81 So.
On motion special committee con-
sisting of President So1thwell and Direc-
tor johnson was appointed to provide
furniture and fixtures for the new rooms,
and Directors Walker, Larkin and WEIGH
were appointed committee on removal.
l. was decided to stop the issuing of
books July % and that all books be or.
dered returned by August l.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
MOLINE SOCIALISTIC SOCIETY
A secret Ne eiing Aire ady HeId-Com.
mittees Appointed and Sweeping
Reforms Demanded.


Moline is to have society OF socialists.
One meeting has already been held
very quietly. it is true-in the
third story of the Metropolitan block.
This was week ago Sunday. The Re-
publican Journal, after much persistence.
has succeeded in unesrthing the whole
business. At this meeting no orgsniz3>
ton was formed. but committee was sp-
pointed to make canvas and see how
mary menbers could be scraped together,
and if there is sufficient encouragement
an organization will be formed imme-
distely. There are said to be between 90
and so persons already identified with
the movement. Whether this is an exag-
gerstion or not we are unable to say
The proposed organic alton will be bit.
ter opponent of the private ownership of
any property in what they call the
natural sources of production. They
not only hold that the machinery
of the government shall be in the
hands of the whole people, but 60 step
further and claim that the machinery of
proc uction must likewise be the property
of the people in common. They demand
that the United States shall obtain pos
session OF the railroads. canals, telegraphs
and telephones, and all other means of
public transportation and communica.
ton that the public lands be declared in
alieuable and that all land grants to COR
porstions or individuals, the condition of
which have not been complied with, be
revoked; that the United States have the
exclusive right to issue money; that con-
| gressional legislation be provided for the
scientific management of forests and
waterways, and prohibiting the waste of
natural resources of the country; that in
ventions be free to all, the inventors to
be enumerated by the nation; pro
| gressive income tax and tax on Inherit
snces, the smaller incomes to be exempt;
school education of all children under IA
years of age TO be compulsory, gratuitous,
and accessible to all by public assistance
in meals, clothing, books, etc, where
neoe ssary. and finally that the municipal
ties obtain possession OF the local rails
roads, ferries. water works. gas works,
electric plants and all industries reeuir-
ing municipal franchises
They also hold SEINE very advanced
ideas on politics as well as social affairs.
Among other sweeping reforms they are
going to demand the abolition of the
pres dency, vice-presdency and senate
of the United States, an executive board
to be established, whose members are to
be elected, and may at any time be recall
ed by the house of representatives as the
only legislative body, the states and mum.
icipalities to adopt corresponding amend
mems to their constitution and statutes
Tie organization will be part and par
Gel Of the Socialist Labor Party of Amer
ica
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
TIE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Annual Meeting of the Board Last
Evening.
The New Dire ctsrs Take Their seats
-0ficels Elect ed-Rs 20: 1.-THE
New Rooms.

The annual meeting of the Rock Island
public library board was held last eye
nirg. There were present President J.
II. Southwell. and Directors Waiter
Johnson, c. J. Larkin. G. L Walker
and j. w. WEIGH OF the new directors,
Louis Kobn. Prof. e. W. Foss and C.~L.
Walker, the latter was the only one pres.
ent, the retiring directors being Rev. r.
F. Sweet. Adair Peasants and j. C. Ras-
mussen.
The board organized with the reelec-
ton of j. II. SoutbweH as president and
the election eff J. W. WEIGH as secretary
The librarians report for the month of
June was received and placed on file
she wing the circulation to be as follows:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
OttO's Eourth Concert.

TIE fourth subscription concert by
Otto Great Western band at Hincher'
Elm street summer garden last evening
was largely attended. A delightful pro.
gran me of instrumental music was rem.
dered by the excellent band, these selec-
tions being interspersed with a number
of fire vocal selections by the Turner
Singing society with orchestral sccou-
psnirlent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

Tourists and travellers to Manitou and
the mountains are advised that from Chi,
cago over the Great Rock Island route
through sleepers and through chair cars
are run daily to Colorado Springs.
Take this, as it is the cool northern
route, and the only direct one from Chi
cago to Colorado Springs. and avoid de-
lays at Denver and Pueblo.
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Gen. Tk't & Pass Ag't.
Z. ST. JOIN, Genl. Manager.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
COUNTY BUILDING.
TRANSFER,

22-Anson Csndee to G o Carlson,
lots and 5. block 4. Candee Grove, South
Moline, 5000.
23-W T Kerr to G r Snyder lot IL
block 5, Dixon & Young's addition to
Moline, 1888.
Orlando Child to E D Swander, lot 10,
block l. Child's addition to Moline. $500.
81 c Read to X Groom, lot 3. block
/, Edwards addition to Moline, $3.50.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

Being sufferer from chronic catsrrh,
and having derived great benefit from the
use of Ey's Cresn, Balm. I can highly
recommend it. Its sales are far in excess
of all other cstsrrh remedies-B Frank
en-, druggist, SlgourHey, Iowa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
Advertised List No. %

List OF letters uncalIed Tor al the Pos .ofice al
Rock Island. Rock Island county. Illinois
July "a, 1891:
Alan W Lampert D
Adams Angelina Logan Mrs Edith
Allison W Me Glev
Carr Miss Minnie Moore Edwin
Ere Peter Stevens NJ b V DIR
Farris " Capt Wilson Fannie
Wallace X ia
HOWARD WELLS. P. II.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

dozzoni's Complexion Powder pro-
duces soft and beautiful skin; it com.
bines every element of beauty and purity
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-10

The Biggest Lot of Clothing to select from
The Biggest Stock of Shoes, Hats and Dry goods
The handsomest Childs Overcoas Suits, knee-Pants,
Etc
We have not the space to name prices but we Guar
Sell from 25 to so per cent less than all compet-
tors.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-10
THE "HoNEsT DOLLAR" PARTY.
Fraudulent Methods of the HTinions of
RIonopoiy.

Monopoly.
There is but one possible definition
If an ''honest dollar'-as the republic
ans employ that term. It is a dollar
that would be worth just as much I'M
stamped as though the government had
stamped it. 1t is dollar intrinsically
worth its weight in gold, stamped or
unstamped.
The gold dollar is, according to this
definition, an honest dollar on its
merits, because 25S grains IN bar are
worth 25S grains in coin. It's an honest
dollar because 25S grains with the gov
eminent stamp are worth no more than
25S grains without the stamp.
If this is true of gold dollar, why
can it rot be made true of silver dol
lar? Silver as commodity on its COM
mercial merits has fuctuated no more
for the past fifty years than has gold.
If there is any difference in relative
fuctuation, the balance is certainly in
faTor of silver.
If man takes Eve gold dollars to the
mint for recoinage, he gets five dollars
back. If he takes FIVE silver dollars to
the mint for recoinage, he only gets
four back. The recoinage of the five
SI1NCT 0oIldES Has COSt SaIk1 tlO1idT, De-
cause twenty cents on each dollar are
not intrinsic, but are, i'll the language
of Mckinley, 1.-The mere breath of con-
gress."
1t is as plain as your hand before
your eyes, then, that the republican
party is engaged in the business of
coming fraudulent dollars under its
own definition of an honest dollar. In
vulgar phrase it is ''skin" dollar pure
aud simple.
This crime has been known for CEN
turtles in the world as debasing coin.
Tyrants in the last shifts of desperation
have done it just as the republicans are
doing it now. They are coming annu-
ally S54 600, coo worth of silver dollars,
each containing only so cents worth of
silver. The fact is patent that the sec
rotary of the treasury is paying 9S cents
for $50 grains of silver and only putting
3714 grains into the dollar that he
coins and passes off on the people.
This is an interesting party to be
talking about "honest money" The
big flag that floats over Washington
street, proclaiming honest money" as
the watchword of the party in this
state, faunts a big lie every time it
shows its skirts to the passer- by
Boston Globe.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-10
IN THE ARCADIA VALLEY. "

A homemade pamphlet,
profusely illustrated, descrip-
tive of the Valley and its sur
roundings. A souvenir which
every visitor to the Valley
should possess. For sale at
this office; ten cents a copy.
By mail, postpaid, twelve
cents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-10
Dissolution of CopartnersIllp.

BELLEvIEw, Mo-, Oct. LIST, 1891.
The Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween W. r. Read and James A. Revbnrn
has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, James A. Reyburn retiring and W. r.
Read continuing. All liabilities contracted
bv above copartuership will be settled by
". r.. Read. All parties indebted TO afore-
said firm will please cafKand settle their ac-
counts. WILLIAM r.. READ.
JAMES A. REYBURN.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-10
Now that Mr.. Harrison has seen

Now that Mr.. Harrison has seen
a sample of genuine American tin
plate, and has written letter about
it, he should come to st. Louis and see
Mr.. Niedr1nghaus in the act OF trying
to persuade the imported Welshmen to
work against the American scale OF
wages st Louis Republic.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-10
Academy Of Music,
IrOntOu. Mo-.
For Theatrical and operate Enter
tainments, Exhibitions, Balls, Etc.

Auditorium ,5Ox37 feet. stage. 22x37 feet.
with opening or proscenium 16:6x12. Two
dressing-rooms, one on either side OF stage,
and large room underneath. Four Scenes
Street, Wood Kitchen and Parlor-in grooves
Fitted with all ordinary appurtenances. Hal
seated with chairs, and gallery with benches
Seating capacity about 500.
The towns of Ironton. Pilot Knob and
Arcadia, with a population of 5000, are
within a radius of one mile-lronton in
the centre.
Forterms. etc, applvto
w. T. GAY, Superintendent.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-10
Cheap Rates.

Tickets.c an.be furnished from Ironton to
all points north, south, east or west-to
the Atlantic or the Pacific. to. the, Lakes or
the Gulf-at St. Louis rates, and baggage
checked through to destination. by giving
DAVIS notice. W. ?. WEMP, Agent.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-10

Clothing, Hats Boots and aoes,
Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods,
Dolls, Toys, Jewelry,
Showcases, Fixtures Hora and Wagon Scales, Etc.
so Coffee, Tea and Spice Cans.
v We meR Rt 1000 pairs airs; of "des and chdrens ALI
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-06
@iennern DC trgttenocStmet

rinngeu Sat, 9jort mango 8augc lRu
gore ueo ~lnuaunri9 Smerte, latter oel.
Der iioer al Hbeumatismc, ia irsm o,
tll6age pGa ut leunlgie Qeic, ior0iGue,
puifer ban eiter ben Soile. iom ban tut
tau iaa rpitepis. Sans Sp9oum CT O
ben 9eltaiienbeo, at be aImiRosliae Wic
oiciner oitiOr oite Ilaar fell, men Der c,
tlIiir9tielise 8epiier for, Ut bet beIienot,
blcorcnicnoe Wioosl, Spitstter'S Sto
mad 8Itters, er ct pnalioeligt Miooe
Ior Dem, Der fiber al RbeumntiSme
Stonos SD9opmmen / bens begpnoenoC
Staoier mco oenne Menicin, nnnr b.
i0rite iprelg6ige Rptnin9er oiier, %
nuo9aa oarelau9e qioelier. 6oao NJ.
enb 5ortIariugssrmOeu CT til octil
Sitters SuofIDoellc paa ocnne S09oom
iaa iorrllgger Der bog intet ida oirettt
% p~plitiot 8iouesbpro, iom be, Der oil
gaar SilfGloe al Rbeumotisme. Qia.
nae nomGrfeoe Weoiciner mna bet Do,
iua en- loisrlis % ipitemntjit &rcpe, &c
buroe life fasieres, / 3tlIGloe bet itfc
itrnr uirteoe. Get er lioeina uomGrfel
lor DDspepiia, Mnl9el paa 6oroeielit
og li9acloe Sp8opmme. (IiGi).
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-06
6pao Pat ~iormnoreoe
iig oper.

Sele 8eien fra @ug9en til @raocn er
pi on9ipue al 6arer. get itsrite I'M
Der err, iom Sat tiger, "at oi, naar ri
Tar iorlnbt 8ug9eu, fan leoe lpnge not
til at naa @rauen". Sulinoer bar 9aaet
9lip al Suno6eoeu - fraroprne, ipqe
o9 eienoi9e, ioroi be life nnoenote BET
Wtiboel. iom par lGa let titsjRn9elie.
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery uiloe ~iittert bape fureret benz.
5ur al f~rpniit 6Oite, ioage 9un9er,
8looipptniug, 9uirprsbet9noelie, Sort,
aanoetbeo, Ultima % lisnenbe Sps-
BONNIE or bette oct beoite 2~qoemiboel.
Set renier Slooet. itDrIer Qeperen, let.
ter 5oroDielieu % 6eoIrfer. at man bllr
ieo os fraitIs Gn a~lmlnoelis 3piis er
lloen os life u~bebn9eli9 for Smaaen.
StOre SLATER, Ell Dollar. 2ilialgs hos
ale Gpotbefere.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-06
Qeebs. Renipn On 81 q

Geeos lieser mibt inbs | be IaaiaIbte tsrre
H'fri'ier I @orb 9oiota, men til 9,ebs %
Dn'eahs @os lial bet iunne iiass, at her lille
par p@ret iprt be iiblte 8 Mdnneeer. tbi /
'prlie Del at Septembsr iorleoen Spit bappe
VI 10 Tigers tsmmeIi9 Itaoist Resn, iaa Sur,
oen pleo sanlte sicunemblDo, 90 9lsinincen
gu MbnGrtet. Siole Buffers eue. ipm
non I Warts %nfISites al milot SER, ca Rean
par I'LL %beDirtet, at 3oroeu, iom Der bar
O@ret optsrtet inotil . 6pos 9pboe, aaereoe
MI CT 9anlte ~9icnnemtruttet al WRoe 3 a 4
6oo neo. Sualsbes er nh oIereoe Tol,ets
2ro Den, at Der i9ien goOt oil ,ltnne aples
IRA 20 til 80 guibels Speoe poa gcren.
poiitet oIioe oGre Dnitelist for oisie boarot
Dlenl9ate Steoer. Set or ioruoiaot al
9ainle 5noionere % tilbeIs af erfarue Suioe.
al ale Snolper, iom M / Ell 8Gtfe al 9lar
bar boIot paa at oB no, / CONNER iaIeu Ilal
oe9proe at iDloes, og. bois iaa er, oil Ioro
Vatotas tprre Steoer ie iru9tbare gariifaer
mpoe; tbi Sorben Der er iloen 5uipl af
beolte 8oalitet for Speoe.
per er enonu me9et irit Qanb omfrina
1eeoS, iaa be, iom life or blepue altior rebbe
Tor oiSie tsrre Steoer, her oil firoe uomnr.
let 9oot Sono i&GrBeoen. Sv er her palaa
tlllirGtteli9t al for Dem, iom oil oriue blau.
BET EARNING % life uoelutteRoe Ilaa IND paa
SpG9apl.
Seeos logger peo Great Nprtbern ganens
Soueolinie Der. bpor Den 8rauh at Rurtbern
Eaeific, iom 9aar MOREOVER fra Sames Conn,
trDoler ben; Den or enouu life bpg9et l9n.
9ere emo til 9eebs, men ltal / CONNER forts
lGttes til Turtle Ruuntaiu. 9eeos bar iaas
leoes goo lloii9t til at blipe en- 900 Worieoss
plaos. 6orretnin9sioIt oil Der baue goo
NnIebning til "SusiiueiS"; Ell goo SmeO
olloe her 9Iure uom9rteoe Niiurtr; ban
buroe belit ere nprit, tbi nel Tom er her,
er al DC iaatalOte Nmeritnucre, % fun Smeo
al Rapu.
Scr CT to Mcni beoer, en- Snncocrs o.
Ell 8oniercnicu5. SpuoOeus Meulgbeo be.
tleneS al Eaitor s.. u. 8le0en, aouiereuieRs
bar lor 3loeu ttSeu TAFT Yrpii.
"1ecUrobsg Soften or 9oot lift at ale oen3
SGicrc her. SermeO Ell penlig Sltlen I'll
ale "YpIteu"S 2Gierc.
@}ihael g GngclitaO.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-06
Qombertpn, gPiuu.

Rnaraanuen CT M for Mlgpr begunot pno
tsie 9anter; Ollie, iom or %iaapiot. at DC Tan
saa, er paa 8euene ube pna De al Jiegnen og
eHcen opblp0te I9re. 6nrnerne Der unot
Ian iauoeli9 life ii9es at pare no8le 9ao
fcttt. NeL longt fra bal Sc CT NOT noe
bdnOe lent % tiolia. % arbeioer III gnii9tS
steO, Nan8e al benz toaer liz neppe lio
til at ipjie fine Waaltioer NO % Ntaa,
Cine Seite iparer be ianceIiS life, noor oct
elGlocr at faa megct Grbeioe glort en- Tort
Sto. vt De ileite al Dem er / gooe SmitGu'
Slgbeoer. fan man lc af De prG9tiae Suie'
b%p8uinaer, Tom DC fleite al benz bar cpiprt |
ben leacre 5to.
Scr bar lille alto p9ret Mpro at pGre
6armer. Rpbpg9erie for en- IS a 90 Nar
tilbdge bauoe NOT fine @lcruproigbeoer at
sttHucmgaa, % life iaa imaa teller, mcOens
eetilcmcntet bar / i'm llugoomL Narmerne
isoeoc aiGloere, % par ligCiou ~uiDnlist lor
IN 6orbifarcHoe. iom &i.orc o. Blerltru.o
iHorle, ga bleu bette o. cmirirgliggcnoe
sonntQcr ~iaalcptS belut wc0 CHRISTOPHER,
at. ON en- YIdno lopre %tiiaae lEiiIoe atres
aeo Qoeoe ON Saoren. uIloe tan ON &ulteI
NE b0os- tunHet terri, no moi I'll q. lule CT
c0He 8lcnurm g uertn. StIe bar oet NOT
faeo, at be ioyt9rcoe o,t, iom ucrte ct &nr.
Nel Oct iaa ri9tig no III, q, DC uiloe gjpre
aeiie Gtltritt til fit GpbpIoalteo. IBt 5
saa Aoerancrc igl9enoc gtar bauoe gtpbDa
sfrnt at tlRnnpc mIeo oi.ie teotu3coe Crobs
Isrts Grdacigbeo. &c fan tro, Al 6nrmtrue
Ten 2N lie leocoe meact bUt. IoteScr o.
'a' Well BAR oeres iprucwItc G,ci; @iau5c
sIeu ina pel pante peo benne WiaO, at DC
moHR ben 0a9 ioas bar Den iamne Npet,t
saa o'Sie Sager. GaturliBots penter DC, a,
S'Gsbopperne ltol tomme tilba8e, % pl
'tTlor lie pGune iig til no9en llpaue.
Nan9e reiite paa oeuue 9io fra fine 6arme
'uet lol8te Dem for, bpao DC iuuoe iaa, %
pto9 til gntota, for bet Yieite til bet be-
WA0te "gpIonc &oropeteu", Buor en- life
score SiiGbHe msOte benz. Tenaemeuoeue
aOroe paa cenne lib sobe 6prrctuiuser uco
y 'aant no yen9e moo iaa nblue &snter. at
vi CT en- Clam of inatte berom. SEQ bar
ia tropGrot9e Soils Muuo bort, at pe be.
@'e lra 30 til SO Yroeent. &c ileitc Sar'
af'e 0ar oligepel nBOt til at laaue, for at
@aae 9Gre iltauo til OF i%orltaiie iis oct
@asF00opsHotslte til 9iOets SpboIo.
seq 'an life lutte, ipreuo ieS bar laoet
s0sE epre liot on uor Yp Qambertpn. Gen
y' oe lioite Gar poret iis op til Ell femme
. 'ol'G &laos. Mu / Yaar Ital Der op.
p's' Ell @sIle iamt Here andre Spsniuser,
p~, laar DC bliper iero,se, oil bIipe en-
sFpO ior 9oen. g.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-06
Qnlcifer, ebaipanp 60, @is.

Ger tales % itripes iaa meset on bet
,orloue IeIten"; III, bet ian cGre bra npt,
r,, i,o tror MI life, at Yeiten CT iaa 9ploeil
is,t sele taaet, iom ben uoitri0es for. gi
tor M be fibite 2 eller 8 aar baui aoiti1i9t
isIooene ON Tso % 8atti9oom berira.
r,,aa iaar bar 5olf Der | bet nprite %
Mantle e%sttlemeut siurt Iiot, eaer ienot liot
NJ B. @golieenoe / Nebraita % 9. 9ototn,
men lea tror, be 5leites @opcr bar ~iuarere
,bet Ciemeb at bj9lpe De Statler bort Der.
ino snb at ppbploe benz Der, bppr be er.
ri lepcr Der meo Sfou paa ale 9nnter.
Ian peo, at bet CT ct tan9t @rbeioe of rpbbe
etopsn bort % iiabe fig en- 6arm oerueo.
etpre Garme Tan Der III lille bare Gale ON,
uuotaaen man bar abIiiIist Iense, os bog
Or her Mange, Tom bar uomGriet oparbeioeoe
gurme paa fra 80 til 1870 geres, %, ba 2le
bripcr blaubet EARNING iunes Oct at 0aa
ucfSaa apot; on bet eno ton pGre iuapt
for enfelte Rpbegpnoere, iaa er Der ba in0en
Wpp, tbi her er altib Nrbeioe ON giuteren
meo forTtjelise Slass StopmateriaIier,
bpiltet itoifer Settlerne Nrbeioe % en- 9arite
ooo 6prtjeneite, iaa Sngen bebpper at lipe
GQan0el, men berimoo Tan gaa lGuut ircmao.
eutelte fan tase fore Spriu9 her iom poo
andre Steocr. 2ano er Der cuOuu at ina
iipbt til aloeIes rinelige Triier, D.. b. Qnuo,
Som life or I~ettlet paa. Ser er | De ileite
Souniblps fra 1000 til 10000 Ncres, iom
suonu life CT %iettlet, men boaO Aaridgen or
tQ.r itie CT, iaa er Der trU 9aniie 6aa, iom
bar tpiat fla Der be lioite 8 a 6 Nur; no til
Wt-cu ital DC. Seq tror for Wau9es &co
fomumoc, at Der sr at gaa ouer SGtten eitcr
Galo. Iarpeien bar oGret gNnlte goo her,
fosu &c iJrite Settlere tont, for l6 q IS gar
Fo,u; wacu Mi3pGrt, ON cit c1er amen
0~pruiUrt bar lloact mluOre beloigt til ct Og
duott NGr. 9rticrnc paG &arer Tom Soru
iortcr oo Srcnturer or lnngt beore emo uOe
iGticu, p9 HGiteu iaa 600, ium be tore
SauNel5bDer; SoUrcn bar oGret fra As til
80 Geuts pr. 8uib. / belle 8iHtcr; 9oteter
so Gts, Sueot so a IS Cts, Sp0 so G5
Cts, 2ut meb rail- NiiGtuiu9, fac leg tror,
at mango 6amllier / De ltore Sper, iom
snitcr at iaa fig ct Stptte ganb, buroe ie iia
emitting ber, for be letter Suricu lGugere
peT. Miu fate Mienjng er, at bet / 29n9s
Ben pl betnle i9 Yulcifer or en- aonife
triuelig Iiben Sp, o9 Sernbaneu, lpm beitcmt
ionimer bcrtg:ennem / CONNER. pil gipc
IGaOcl Speu lom 3pipnct % belle oemie Gel
al Shuluano Gonrtp ct gpot push irendo.
sRruO meo 8apltnl piioe ijroe en- goo gin
Ieouiug ber ba &ulciicr bar en- uomRrtet
gnuOtrait % ct soot Earning 2ano runpt
umirin9 li9.
Gu0utoere or her M opooget Scrnleitr tRt
pcb; Der bar liot Exploring" iIoite Sgli,
MEL iaa, e~ftcrot bet llutteOeS. bleo her boret
n bel Gel Srpnoe, % mango al Dem innbt
man Sernmalm. % M ital glrbe bet alen.
rptaacS, iaaiuart lom 8roiten 9aar; en- al
Dem, iom bacOe BrUno boret, or enoog buot
5000 ior ct Slars Option. Eette bDrcS
Hot i%torartet, meb Heoltriuercu beroi enrdu.
tsrcr for Snuobeoeu bsraf. % oil paa Sore
isgrgiel prompt beipare iamme, ON Sprr9es
uus apresie o. . Geuts Clamp meoipl8er.
Spbn q. Siadlon.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-06
@litael g Gngelitao.
WInndloropiQe. ggis.

Bland)aroplle, Wts.
vi bar haut en- ualninoelig Nib Sruter
irotil Den lite STARTS; ben Niart8 briu9er
meo fig libt al buert; ot fit oa Slroeiure.
Np8et, hi lie bar bapt fort al ier / &uter.
Ser bar o9ret me9en Su9oom blanot 6olf,
pda @rlno at bet me9et omitliteuOe SER.
%NaiSonoet bar pGret rulot, % Here 3poS.
falo CT inotruine. Ter er Ell almjuoclt0
0smangel her, uastet Oct iture Torraab fra
&plten al. Yi bauoe life pentet ilig en- Sin.
ter, iom WartS Tom meo; ban lurte oS, ban.
vi par oerior Ior ilutie til at iOOre ira ierit
al. @rpn betales goot III ON 9agcu: SABRE
mco 40 Gents pr. Suitel, @oteteS Ell Solar
8uibeIen. Set er sanltc pit, at N,tiu9
blIper oprt, ndar Der Sutet er at lGt9e.
Soil lolgtc Jig GauIte iuopaa / 0pit. tbl De
iuntes. De fit 600 IrIs for line Groou.ter.
Yiclten betales pgian 9auitc goot. Ser ops
ct Creamery l 8Idufarouile I %tn-
ter; oct or alereoe | fulo Sang; Der betalcS
St.00 pr. buuorebe Iuno. st ~iaaoant
Creamery blGIper meset til at boloe Nteiien
| sob Etls. Gu Ti9e.