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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20

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~ miRoeiise 2ipbmanesuarsr. Vi nogeR,
iinoe bar bait, "a De iRlaes til en- billigers
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| nogen anoeH Su IGoluitie,. vi brE9er al.
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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20

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Sirfes Ilterfalt b9rer lau9s 6OoenS
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SpgnepreIt Ser 8uub Ga8musipn,
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9%tielsisn". Gen bar iaaleoes ianr nctOp
baret / 800 gar. Materialet er Irrs
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enoIfjsnt ben iaal9nse bor OGret /
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brief 2armanb o9 benoes 8elbproi9beo
til 5reslsi Stride baiper f~orGret, Der
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form. 5r6slsf Stride. Cos mid 60:
Itpbt mig Snus Weper".
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mano % 5ru Goele 8olenfrano5 / bsi
Grab bar ta9et fig af 6rssipf airfe,
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3aarnets ignbre Sibe inbmuret Sten
meo folsenoe Snolfriit; "0ette 3aarns
Spbpsselie er b~etoltet al en- Sapital
500 Rbl. &ente, iom lalis pel6Drbise
@abriel 2agmunO til 5rsslsis Strife %
hans Selbprbigbeos 5rue, 5rue Goele
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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20
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sn 9gaatsmt iiss pss si nee SagiRe ~fHitejfS EAiBsEs
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III az ieit $1,000 igtsit Sansst q sisstet TO ofas
for u5rtt. fpsHfs o. t8Rs aEtismiHEa. aSttsgei
Pacific Lniheran LniYesssy Association, sgR 85lg.
Z. Gatl, IalsHa. &4lE.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20

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at bthustsisr, Tor ifaparsaos 51Rai o. StnHn. ct BET
bssastsg @ab { tH 0lssom a. %borifsto,, ZEN 2lst april.
ta psIis iorstfs w. NTH tar stH R,tHrch y. Jsirs
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l~ornsist mss At uanbn 5sH 10 ~ ,e.gs epiIs.
psun aav. etrrsH tsa. o,rtsrs gsOB sar, Ievsti
SssiaHb. SOMA etuatf ssiefeu
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20
Salt GienOom
ttiSal9s taer tiatte.

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iatss". 'oas tla,is". "Jitnsas isbis', 'piast saisss'
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Sapu tfan's for Ct CTb, 6Dsriisitmnit. br ttfs iess
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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20
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benbapn bar en- iiia Wano meo miniltet
riel llu~nerltgttelie n~barbeioet er Bion
til en- Spiorlitrinasdhliult. Tom | Here
6euieeuoer ielaer npe Spor os er bpgs
get poa Rriuciper, Der er ptot IorIGcl.
li9e fra DC mipGrenoe Gnitoltcrs. Som
brtienot CT oisies Meibober for Scr.
firing life blot msact inooifleoe, men
oaian ~iprianpiot e%nlioise. Iom De uoe'
lnttenoe lifre mob ulpffestiiirloe. Gen
npe Glan 9aar narmeit ito paa at bpggS
5Oriifrinaer oper ct Gpbbeltprineip, De.
ipruoen lllpttesIoriitring tiaise RUNNER,
boao man tunoe taloe en- 2iosioriifriu9
for Stibe. Deb benne oil bisies aars
li9e Glib % 6orrin9elie (ber | Wmins
oelisbeo aulaaes til 5 a PCT. aorli9)
ppipares, buorpeS MISUNDERSTANDING
tili9e bliper ct i9Ies 8~eierpeiono for
be aSiurerenbe 8eberier. Der gaoes
no ira ben 8etragtnins. at bet er en-
stpen Ting, at ct Stib eiison9 euteH
peb ulufte eller ueo Glib og Jorriuselle
oll enoe i'm SiloRreile, % Den tpe us
'~nrance er beresnet paa til enbper lib
at optte oct beraf for 8eberne fDoenos
CAB. s 5~urbiuoelie hermeo Itaar -
nocn at oi / Siebliftet oil saa ino poo
9etaljer en- Slags Greoitforening
for Stibe, Tom paa ilere Manoer of
tunne fremme S~tibsiartens Snterrsier.
Hldnen, Der bar p9ret forela9t Here
al S%iebenbabuS bebite ~iasfpnbt9e, bar
hos oisie uatt flor Spm9rfIombeo %
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o%penior nppnt bar Doet ben fin Stptte.
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at Ylanen / Ell ~iprbOlosois nGr 6rems
ito oil tomme til at beitjefti9e itte alene
ben intcresicre oe SHentli9bec, men ogina
9oU9ionin9smu9ten.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20

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taasHkt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20

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tote CT iplst til ct &ttieielItab iOr
100000 ar0ner.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20

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q collie, gilmore 90. 9iiHn. t.. &C.. 4....... 200
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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20
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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20
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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20

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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20

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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20

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8ts gaiior Q. q ptt,risH. Fsfop. sranl o.. WinH,
On KAT, J~l,niss.s. ira jsts,ust:
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

The latest from Louisiana indicates that
the lottery crowd are goiLg to carry the
Democratic convention, If they carry it at
oil. by very small majority. The returns
from the back towns nave been very favor
able to the opponents of the lottery and
they are claiming now that they will be able
to control the convention and def.at the
lottery candidate. If they succeed in doing
that then the end of the lottery reign In
Louisiana will have come. In possession
rs 1t is Of the Democratic party machinery,
II it cannot elect majority OF the dele
sates 70 the Dem, cratic State convention
that Is proof positive that It has lost its
grip upon the State, and that it can never
sncc~rd In obtaining renewal of its char
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12
DEMOCRATIC TENDENCIES,

The real sisr iiicanc- ot tn- Result of the
Speakership Co troversy Is to be- found,
not by examining the characteristics of
thu two rival candidates, MIR. Crisp and
mr. Mill, hut by ipquiring into the char
act~risti'- Of the forces that were behind
them It ia admitted that both these gen.
tirm-n a'a In every way respectable and
competent a. the Speakers chair with
ciealt; so that II all there were In the con-
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

test was the choice between these two men
ITS result would be of very little siguif-
canoe. But behind these C ntestants were
two factions of the Drmncr.tic party con-
tending for the mastery At the .ad of
one OF these factions were the friends of
Mr.. Cleveland; at the head Of the other
were Tammany Hail and Senator German,
of MARYLAND Mr.. Cleveland's friends
suppoit-d Mr. Mills; Tanmany Doomed
Mr.. Crisp The significance OF Mr.. Crisp's
election is then in brief that for the tune
being the most corrupt element of the
Democratic party Is in the ascendancy.
Our Mugwump friends have been fiattering
themselves that their little leave. had
leav-ned the whole lump of Democracy,
AID that nenceforth It's bad and base
elements would be sent to the rear,
and It's better element pushed to
The front. But In the very first
struggle OF national importance.
struggle. too. fraugnt probably with great
significance of the attitude of the Demo-
cratic party in the next Presidential elec-
tioD, tne very worst wing of the D-moc-
racy has won notable victory and sue
Ger ded in putting far 60 the rear the better
element. The election of Crisp may or
may not mean that tariff reform is to be
subordinated to free silver coinage. But
there cal be no doubt that it does mean
that Tammany is at present on top in the
national councils of the Democracy,
that IT'S will is likely to b. law to the next
Democratic National Convex tion; and that
the regeneration of the Democratic. party
which the Mugwumps fondly thought had
come is yet far, TAR away.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER ~.
OUR NEW FORM.

The PRESS appears to Il, readers this
morning 10 q new and enlarged form. Last
fall the PRESS gave Its order to Walter
Scott & Co., the we'll known printing press
makers Of Plain6eld. New Jersey, for q
stereotype. web-perfecting press of high
speed and the latest improvements. This
press was constructed and delivered In
due time, and this morning the first
edition Of the DAILY PRES has been
printed from It These projecting presses
are wonderful products Of the ma
chinists art The paper from which
the PRESS Is printed comes from the
manufacturer wound In large roll.
This roll is adjusted upon one end of the
press and fed into 1t In continuous line.
The machine does all the rest. printing the
paper on both sides. cutting it at proper
lengths, and finally delivering the COM
pkte eight-page DAILY PRESS all folded.
at the extraordinary rate of 10000 copies
per hour, or over l60 per minute.
The change to the eight-page form allows
considerable enlargement of the paper
which was not possible IL the old form
without making the blanket sheet too un-
wieldy. The new form will also enable
US t, give our patrons greater amount
aud variety Of reading matter 10 more
covrnient shape; and will aft ,rd our al
rt,>ers more acceptable positions.
FIR the FIRST few days the editions Of the
paper may not appear at their best. as
-.m- t ms will be necessary to get the new
machinery perfectly adjusted.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

New England Democratic representa-
tives are not likely get prominent places
upon the committees. The most of them
preferred Mills to Crisp and voted for the
former steadily In the caucus, and two Of
them refused to vote for Crisp after he was
regularly nominated. Mr.. Crisp. there
fore. Is under no obligation to them. and
there are likely to be plenty of greedy
Democratic mouths fro, the South to
swallow all the valuable places.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

The draperies room is
selling a bargain in Che
mile Table Covers I.I-2
yards square with hand
tied fringe at SI.75, all
colors, and a small lot at
SI.25 in same size with
out fringe. Some small
tapestry covers at rs cts,
fringed all round. are find
ing many customers, and
on the whole they are as
big a moneys worth as
you can find. We are
showing a beautiful line
of Jute velours in a vari-
ETY. of new colorings,
plain and embroidered.
They come to us
straight from the makers
in Germany, and we will
sell them considerably
under the common price
for high class goods of
this SORTS to SS rs.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

The aoeother todav
IS likely 10 be
fair and icormsr.

IS likely 10 be
fair and scas.mss.
,'rrLASD. December IL. 1891
TNHE weather keeps
4 you buying Cotton
y stockings instead
OF WOODEN ones, and the
nearness to stock!tak-
ing furnishes US a reason
for cutting prices a bit.
For instance, we will
sell today a lot of women's
extra heavy outside (wide
top) fast black Stockings
at 36c., three pairs for ST.
FIFTY cents is the regular
price; they are easily
worth it. If you haven't
immediate need for them
you can hardly make a
better investment than
buying for next seasons
use.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

The silver Senators are on hand early
With bill for the free coinage OF the white
metal, and IL Is already evident that this
Congress Is not to escape fight over the
matter. No doubt there is strong free
coinage maj rity In both houses. but there
is not two-thirds majority in the Senate
certainly. so there Is no chance for free
coinage bill to become law In spite of the
Presidents veto. which 1t Is sure to en-
counfar
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

The Chicago people will ask Congress
to appropriate $4,000. 600 for the Columbian
exposition. and 1t looks very much as if
Congress would have to do it to save the
show from mediocrity. The generosity of
the Chicagoans which seeking the fair is in
strong contrast to their generosity now
that their got it However, promise and
performance in such cases are apt to be q
long way apart.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

President Peixotto of Brazil bids fair to
soon follow the dictator. Fonseca, into OBJ
scurity. Rio Janeiro has apparently
turned against him, and this pretty Ger
tainly indicates that he will have to step
down and out.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

Subscription Rates.
AND -
MAINE STATE PRESS.

Subscription Rates.
DAILY lin adva ce) Sc PEI year; IS for six
montns; S. .25 u qLa,t.r, 80 cents monIh.
DAILY (\ot ia advance), invariably at the
rate of 81 ayear.
MAINE STATE PREss, weekly published
ever, THURSDAY, ~ per year; 81 tor six
month>; 10 cents a quarter; 20 cents for trial
subscription al six we ks.
Persons wishing to leave town for long or
shor peiiuds M, ~ have the addresses vi the
papers changed A. of en a. desired.
Advertising Rates.
In ALLY PRESS 8" per SOU re, first
week 70 cents per week after. Tnrre inser-
tim or irss, $40, per square. Every other
day advertisements, on thlrd less than these
ties.
HALF square advertisements 500 per week,
FRS W, elk half price each succeeding week.
Spec&ai Notices, ON first page, one third
adult nsl.
Ants.sen,c,sts and AUCTION Sales, 80 GO per
square eac" week. Thee Insertions Or less
81 so per square
Wants, To Lets For Sales and SIMILAR ad-
refreshments. rs cents per week in advance.
for 40 words or ess, no disula.. Displayed adj
vertisenlents under these heading will be
cha, grd at regular rates
In MAINE TATE PRESS S1.00 per square
for first insertion and 30 cents per square for
taeh subsequent insei tIon.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12
DT. G. -B. Reed,
BOTANIC. AND CLkIRv0YANT PHYSICIAN,

No. 500 Ia Congress street, Portland.
For the treatment Of all cronic and cOnapsi-
Gated diseR-e. that flesh is heir 10, AL cases
given up as incurable, l will take them to make
q cure
DR.. Rerd will not ask you any questions in
Any Way In regard to your diseases ana after
ynn have a true examinaJion of your case no
will tell you II you can 10 cured. DR.. Reeds
each case, he thinks HI can tell the difference
between y person afflicted with disease or a
person becoming an entrauced medium. There
has been great many people who have lost
their lives by making the above mistake. tx
aminations at my Office every day including Sun
days from 3 a. ~. To 9p. m. Fxamnstion by
letter, stating their name, place or residence
aud age ana Que stamp, Sl.U0.
my22 DUN
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

Evidently the Hon. Roger @. Mills is not
OF the stuff that heroes are made Of. He
cannot stand defeat
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

This morning we have
put on sale fifty three
fold Screens S feet high,
made of white wood, or
namental tops, brass
hinges and thoroughly
well finished, at 81 and !.
$3.50 each.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

These bonds are secured upon thu main line
anu branches of the Nj nt4na central ka Iway
Y mpany the former ext nding from G. eat
RAJ 5. 70 VIA IL lena. 10 Brtte, Mon., a Ior al
o. complete Inr, including branches, Of 26l
mi eS. he bonds arr inclu IL in aud seen, ed
by a mrs NOR Ga =, created in S87 limited to
Slo,o 900 np4 all the Properly of the Non
lana Seuir Il Railway Ctmpany under which
mortgage there have up 10 The present m-
Deem Is ued $6,00l,O0O, IN tx per cent DO ds
ana me Sz1ooOu0 pei. cent. bonds now OF
QUO Can be issue ly subject 10 the limitations
provided in the MOI t. age.
NJ Montana Central RAILWAY Company, to-
ge her WI The 81. Paul, MinEea poll, and Mani-
loba nal WI, Co upany,ar now e.Ibr .ced IN The
sSstemof h. CIR. at Noths ru Railway ON
pny which mas assumed tile payment OF Inc
syS EN-. ~
The Montana Central RAILWAY Comp my, after
provld ny 'os all its fxrd cuarg-s, showed Tor
c We ca ye y ennlns June o. 1890. surplus
OF Sob, 1887, an Tor the fscai year endiug
JuIe so, oSl, surplus of 81 8 $685.
Inc =. raul vi nrapoli- and Mani ona Rail-
way O.. the Il tct guar4ator of Tie rIrsr Mort
gaze Bonds OF the Mon aua entr Railway
omptny has Capita 0 So 100000 on which
ovid nds the ATE VI 6 per &c t. nave been
par. 10 many Years; The Gr-at Aorth-rn ~
Way 70 pany las also outstanding SzOuI o 600
81 ltal sues on W ich IL l. ,yiug dividend, az
tt- rat OF per Cent. per annlm 1t bowed a
surplus over tn hxet cha f its entirr sys-
te" . tn fiscal r ending .Ju {. 90 1890 ~
So 0s9.3> a. for the fiscal y. ar ndiug ,June
80 1873 surp us of SIG $40 l.34
shn. the woSfaoa eat fsai wny
soMea"y- net earofnss are not 0uIy
r. iy sa excess las ist~r. 81 .. amuc.
meets. b"f m"r~Ov.s. the iad 0rse ment ~
M Doud- - csSered bv she sc sns q .us
fnconAr bofh OF the -. II Miaaa usI.s
and n.niIoba Eaiw-y o., th- ds,ect
s"arastos, IS we'll s- % Ite tsr~as Z, orIn-
efn <nriway Go. wn'ch ha. assDmr e d he
DE- harxe OF ,he TO mn" biig -Iioa~
heIerrbce as To Lh- ioregoiag IS ma, to an
Official stat-m ut of the Great Northern Rail-
way Company, pies Of witch may be had uuon
application 10 the Undersigned
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

The Policy plans of the UNION
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COM
PANY embrace among others. Ordinary
Life, Ordinary Life with an Adjusted
Premium for 10 years, Limited Pay
ment Life anu kndowments.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12

AS an Insurance Company and as
Home Institution, the UNION
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANy is deserving Of the support Of
Maine Citizens.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-12
W OFFICE.

a LII persons having any bills against the
N town of Deerlhg are re ueSted TO present
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stanty changing suhjscr. He bombardpd
modern education which fooisnly spares
the rod, MAKES child en- pref school to
home and prepares pessimlstIc genera
ton, depresses men to the level OF women.
I'M tead of raising women to the level OF
men. he WAS full Of humor, 10 fact the
best monologulst have ever met"
Is not this the George Meredith of both
his novels and his poems?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-15
1T WAS A BIG SCARE.
Tho City of Romo that was Wrock-
ed of New Foundland
NOT THE ANCHOR Line STEAMER,
But Tramp Steamship which Sailed
from Northumberland Excitement
in New York Until tho Truth was
Known--..Only Ono of a Crew of
Forty.thrce Snvcd..-Oyer Five Hum
drcd Cattle Drowned.

sr. Jonss, Oct. IA man named
John Brennan, belonging to Sligo
County, Ireland, arrived at Trepassc
this morning from Pctors river. lie
says he is the only survivor Of the crow
Of forty-three men OF tho steamer City
OF Rome, which became total wreck
on Monday night at Marine cove, st.
Mary's bay. He says that the captain
and crew and officers were all drunk
and unable to save themselves. lie
was thrown upon tho cliff and was
rescued by man named Lundring on
Tuesday. Tho City Of Rome had on
board 5I5 head of cattle, a quantity OF
flour III sacks and Indian corn. The
steamer was commanded by Captain
Molly and lett Montreal October Z,
bound for Dundee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-15
A DISASTROUS WRECK
On tho Baltimore 6 Ohio Road
Near Hicksville.
TWO PERSONS INSTANTLY KILLED
And Ten Others Said to bc Fatally In.
jurcd.--.Fifty Passengers Moro or
Less Drulscd...Tho Accident Said
to have been Caused by tho Spread.
Ing of the Rails

BALTIMORE, Mp., Oct. 14.-Train No. s
Of tho Baltimore * Ohio road, which
left Chicago to-day at lilo n. NJ, met
with serious accident at 2:3O p. m. ut
llicksville, 20 miles east OF Garrett, Ind.
Tho train consisted of an engine and
tender and baggage car, smoker, ladies'
coach and private car OF Vice-Presidcnt
King. Tho whole train left tho track
and the sleeper, ladies' coach and tho
private car went over an embankment.
The smoker and baggage cur hung onto
tho engine and kept on the bed Of tho
road. Two OF the passengers were kill.
cd, three seriously injured and several
slightly wounded.
Killed-Thomas Wattcrson, of Bridge
water, Ohio.
A. G.. Mathers, OF Doom. Iowa.
Seriously injured-J. W. Grubaugh
and vile, Of Mansfield.
Mrs. Sarah Snyder, OF Porter, o.
Mrs. Thomas Waterstone, OF Bridge
water.
Mrs. Rhoda Wodall, OF Buffalo, n. Y.
The private car Of Mr.. Emmons
Blaine was not attached to tho train
and Mr.. Blaine was not n passenger and
is not among the injured. Mr.. Blaine
is supposed to bo at his home in
Chicago. Mr.. Lord, third vico presl-
dent Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad,
was at his home in this city tonight.
The track was cleared by 9:30 tonight
and ell trains are again moving.
CINCINNATI, ONO, Oct. l4.-A Com.
nnerciai Gazette special from Fort Wayne,
Ind, says: The cause Of the Baltimore
& Ohio wreck was the spreading OF the
rails while the train was pass
ing through Hicksvillo at a high
rate OF speed. Tho only two
killed we're A. NJ. Mathers, OF Mont
peiler, Ohio, and NJ. Mathers, of Chicago
Junction, as they were sitting in the
same seat. Fifty other passengers
were badly injured, OF whom ten will
die.