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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-07-31
CANDIDATES
ELECTION, TUESDAY. NOV. 8, lssl.u

Our terms for announcing Candidates for
office are rs follows State and District, $l5 I:
County, $40; Beat, s.. No announcement will
be published unless accompanied by the CASH.
Positively no deviation from this long-estab-
lished rule. Calls on persons to become Can
didates will be published at regular advertising
rates.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
"a

bam paa gaber, o9 bet ipnteS ban lite ON. emma
bapbe funbet fig at bolbe 8inoust Iuttet | 5roitueir og
fun at fpse paa Ginseren, naur bun lite iaa nOseu paa
gaOen. gn unben Gang fit en- StOsserIutter 0iuresI
til ar ie Op. 8 treble Gtase bet 6us, bpOr ban bOeOe,
fob to unse Bigger Os f%iaieOs; bet par maoife 2lnIeb'
ming q en- munter SamtaIe2 Nei, bsres 9atter MATTE
pare ~fremtaIot ueb ben lille a9tetabsIise aOmebis, iom
be riusIiguis aIOelss lite tantte paa, men iOm WlauOeu
~bsspnbte at finbe IutterIis, fOrbi ban life mere 6Isu bens
rgtt ousr ben. emma IOueoe, at BUN life mere pilbe
tpsie paa 6iHgereu, isreno bun bauoe ieet op til Bins
busrnc treble @tase. Sun iatte gris pau Oenns apsien
paa 6ingsren. Oct par ct sobt Uaiube at tGre pua ben
lauss, eulOnme Dag, Os bet iOretom benbe Osiaa, at
ben for benoss Nian0 fun6s pare an bemmsli9Bs6siulS
getpttelie, ct Slass Goripu, en- SIass StptssHsa, ien6t
al 6iarligbsosu. @aulte pit bolbt Wiareel Outputs af
fin Rous bau rGbbsOs5 ueo Gunten ON, at ban tunbe
MITE benbs. Wien 10 gar al bet laame Gin, ben iamhue
agsisn paG Sinsuen uo 3iumntst, bet uar Ianst. llBels
bisuis par gGgteparrsts in6erliss Caits ON at faa ct
Barn life blepst OpfplOt. Oct piIOe for aousn baUe
mebfsrt en- minore ~buruastis 6iGrIisbeo pueriOr Waaneen,
o9 for oenue mincre Iuitise % i%riitere Sps Ueo ben
basIise SOrtsan9 Og 9~iemtomt. 3enne ROrSsn par
Ell at be iOIbeitinnebe 6OraarsmOrsenr, buOr Ratnrsn
tilimiIsr bouOs 6isrtet. 5oritonon os Suuierue. Mars
eel stt, iom ri bar iet, nsOao @aesn, os incoanbeSe /
fuIbe Drag ben rifle Os rene quit, icm paa ben garstio
nOosiao iiuSes gperne; emma bapoe, JON busr Dag,
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
Oct gplOne 6aar.

Sun par bsnriDsnbe, ben Iils emma, / fit Worsens
toilette, SmeO bet BLONDE aar hugrenoe ub ouer S%tuIOrene,
iOm bun FOB Der meS ct Smil al eptte uobrsot Ouer fit
@nii9t og itat ben imutts, bnttebe Grm no al 2Grmet
paa fin MusieIinssM Or9entioIe fOr at tunne tonlnIe til
at tpSie paa 6in9ereu no al gtuouet. &psie pua Sim
gersn? Gil buem pa? giaturIigui5 til fin Wtaub, en-
aIporIig WanO, sler iaIialO en- MIuub, Der beirGbte fig
for at ipnes uIuorIis, bu ban sit neS aO ben gaOe, /
bpiltsn ban boebe meO lin ltQe ROne. 8eres 9eli9beo
par ct Sempel, bpOr ban par gucsm os ben imutfe
Emma 9reitinosu. De buuOe fOr TO aar iiben iluttet ct
2@gtsifub al 6iarIigbsO, ban, ben aaersoe fOrnuftise
WIanO paa tretti 9Iur, bun, ben rOmantiite gise paa
otten 2tar, Der tros6e fin aRonp at pa fuuoet bet brpute
Soeal.
Warcsl 1upuis uar Ell pattsr 6gr ueb tort 9aar,
miIos Dine, fin, bruu 6nsbsIsburt Os Spoboernes friife,
iunoe aniistsfarue. 6au par aniat | ct al glinilterisrne,
git bismmefru buer Dag alOtten ii efter at buUe brutiet
GbOfolabe, en- ubiest GbotOIabe, iris QiIbersbsIie ben
unse Soue ieu uaugeoe Ouer, og iaa tom ban aItio iaa
prGeis biem liot isr MibSag0tib. Geaor BON sit, iOm
naar Fan tom, ifoS Gmma ginouet. MinreeI par bles
pu npOt til at itianbs pua bsnoe, iOrSi bun ON giutnen
paabrOs fig Snus, Der ansrsb bsnSes Dine, peO i%aaleoes
at iclse bom meO fit Dill. 90 iao boube Soft imilt ui
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27

Flower

Seq bar i fem Maaneoer liot at 8Ds.
pepiia, Ipm 8~Oftorerne pnaItOo par fro.
milf. Seq bar ubetuem efter Mtaalti'
bernie % felte 3rgfninger / Mnpsbulen.
Seq leo bDppig al N~Dregris, Og unoers
then piloe be uGrite MaUeimerter ooer.
fOmme mig. Eli andre 5ioer feb lea
De frDstelisite aOlitimerter. Seq iOrs
iD9te oa Optaitning, men forgjGpes.
Seq arbeioeoe ba for I6omas WcSerrD,
a9otbeter, Sjsruet al Srtuin Os &eiteru
Npe., allegheny Gitp, ga, / bpis 9js.
neite leg baooe pGret / iDU aar. Tils
iioit bruste jes Gusuit 5luiuer, buOrpaa
jeg = eiter / TO Tiger of babe bru9t en-
SLATE al benne = fuloitanbis befrieoes
fra mine 2ibelier. Seq fan M ipiie,
bpao jes fsr life turbe rsre. Seq fan
referere benz tit Nr. WcSenrp, for bosm
ies arbeibeoe, os ium tlenoer min Iii
itano; al bam fisbte ies osiaa Mebicis
men. Seq Dor meb min Suitru os ia,
mile / Rr. 80 Sames Ct, allegheny
Gitp, ga. unbertesnet Sobn .. Cor.
@. o.. Green, Gne. 5abrifant.
@oooburp, Hetp Seriep, u. g. u.
GA
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
nor Yattebsrn og Born.

"cetfrts 81 Tea of s~as,nbIls iqr esu, AZ its
snssislA ssa iIta 81 ssa,i sasu T1lss,t fen jts t,H'
Ser. Q, a. ErAr N y,
II p. CTfotb ctr, rTssNpH " D.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
8antle Surtig.
3tbsbiuebe fra Sarl ben 12tes Iase.

(Slutnlng)
SomIe 9urti9s GOrtGainsr siOrOe aueIbsarbsioet let
'S tlGrt Tor cue. San par iom en- So9, bporaf en- sop
oa Iaier bsit for u5 ri sIenme pore esne Sauter ps
o'tgmrtugr, for at Isue os iu6 andres, os iaa tluue
" 10 fosu trGiie SummenIisnius, buem Der bar bet
S0rit.
0''Ia LOB Bet life Rare IGnse, iOrenO bun uapsoe %
I9"e nge SIGSer iii Surtis; ban bIeu iua ~Ousrraitet
'psE 9snNes 9ape, at ban trGpt tun0e faa ct Orb irem
~ Sa'. Seq ituI uGrc iaa iorii9tig meb benz, at be
H0eN tan lgS ON til SesIc.S Sans, iusOe ban; men BET
s"'e bum life bore pau; bun piIOe iyne5 beOit on, al
""t"9 tunoe ilice no enbnu Ell Ireie.
&'r bIeO oISrtg buerten ipurst euer taIt on bet 6yres
S0's S0rs, Der Omsap 1arti9 LEGION meo en- us 2gres
,'gSt ia lou en- 'SsIsen9lOrie, % man trOsoe, at ben,
vi ga0oe IGrt at siemme bet iaa sOot for uQes gIitts,
'"i"F leu ituIos bebc!oe bet, Os en- Dag, Oa 9rit al
:'"HeI'89eo i%OrtaIte fine ~tuinoelise WieOtisuere, at Der
"s lanoteS no9st sOrs, busrteu 9urtiss SlGSsr eler
qua pans Srpit, %tilieisoe ban: IS futile iaa i, at nnar
" sH9an9 bare BAN til grapen, paper 6orist opsr
"'rs' til Strtesaorpen, Os ri faar bet aloris at ie mere. q
u'sH til pIOr Srit0 naputs insea upSet berOm; bun
s'' Den snn'Is ariser en- Sensipenbsb os en- 5orrolisbsS,
"" a'ri9 %omitiitsbe, Speu 9lIsIou sroses osIaa mere
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27

sOmmsr Su ira?" buortil Sisrib poo
FIN barnsliss Sis fparsSs: Seq iOm,
rnsr fra 2bcriataoien, ies." Si bel
lille, bun ianos fOrilure, fremsii, Of bun
albeles life bapOe libt Npb. ON @at,
ten laa bun paa en- for mOs9roet Sten,
tos S,jsrtet opsr SOpsbet % lasoe Np'
oerens 2reie unoer bet. Cult tisnotC
bun life. 8aa Spsrssmaalet, ON bun
par rGo, iunreos bun: IS 8sspnbel,
len, ba ie8 life oibite, bppr jes uar; men
iaa Tom Brooer SatOb us q bos mig
belle 1ioeu. Sun bar Osiaa hos mig,
naar ies ipp. Gusans ipntes jes, al
Wooer raabte paa Satob, % ba bleu
leg banse for, at ban ituloe bile fprIabs
mtg; men ban blep bos mig allisepel."
8arnets Gnsel forlob benbe lite. -
Seq bebgper bel life at fort9ne, at hi
fit Substieneite ben Ssnbas; ri titnbe
al Siertet tuffe Sub for itUrlis Si9lp
% ipnse: "2Uuer ben Serre, ben meg
tise aOnse meo aGre." Manst ct gie
bar paabt | % ubsnum airtsn, ba hi
lpfsnifebe bperanbre.
Gnb Goralbrene? Seq sit Op til Dem
ON Gftermiobasen; Der fob be itraas
lenoe o9 betrastebe u%nberbarnet, bet
table, men 9ienfunbne, iOm iub / Sen'
gen, ftlle U9 aluorlis ipm ~i9bpanlis,
meo temmelis fore 8upiler Og liot
ntd9rere eno fGr, men meo ct forbauIet
Sltt paa os ale SmItaaenoe, Tom on
bum piloe ii8e: "5Oruuorcr bette eber?
SerrenS 8eie er altio urberlige".
Gn Mano fob li9e ueO mig oa; bans
trGffenbe Orb itilbrer aQisepel bsbit
CUBS &iernins, ba ban ptrebe: "Su'
gen al Cs ale, iOm git os isste og bar
netOp paa be Steber, bpor Barnet bar,
lfuloe parbises at bore Barnets &eos
niuSsmano, men ben 9gre pilbe Serren
ielp BABE" ga ianbt! San er % ifal
o9iaa enc uRre 5relieren.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
Spnoa9en.
(StrBtauter al S~osnepreit 8. 81

Stulbs 5orboloene en- ssnbas iti1e
fig iau, at bu life / Serrens gus tunoe
faa msbes meO bin 5relier, iaa bolo
Msos meb bam / DIT eset !Sus.
&c bog til, at bu iaQeialo / aanben
fan faa pGre ~forenet meo ben Glare,
ipm paa oenne Dag mpoer for fin Cub
/ beais 8rpoelie.
Tag big en- gtuba9tsitunc, en- Cubs
tjeneiteitunb meO 8gn % Gang ps SUBS
SrbS Setra9tnin9.
Sar bu / bin Nerbeb en- elsr flere
liseiinoeoe &enner, iaa forener eber ON
bette paa benne Dag, os ban, ipm bar
iast, at bppr to eQer ire er foriamleoe
/ NIT Napr, Der pil ban ielp bore miot
iblanbt benz, ital Osiaa fomme til eber.
ON / er iaa eaer mango, ia ielp ON
bu er alene - % bu ifal fornemme, at,
bupr Serren er, Der er soct at pere.
Men buur iaulebes Suileoasen feires
til ct Mpbe meo Serren, til ct inoerlis
2ilesnelie al bans gtaaoe os 5urtjeneite,
= Der bliper ben beaisbUlot.
Naar Siertet faar icse ben til Ger
rem Seius, uOsie Jig for BAN, betienpe
bam fine SDnOer. isse Raaoe Os 5Ors
laOelie for benz alleiammen, ba bliuer
Ga9eu en- S~oileoa9.
O9 naar on iaar Iette big peb bans
6poOer % lptte til bans ~liuialise Orb
uoen at fOritprres Of SuerOassIiuets
StrGu ps MuiOmmeli9BeOer, Oa bIiuer
Gaseu en- 6UileOa9,
90 naar ou iaa fra bette bans Orb
faar Jamie 9ps ps &rait til usens Sjer.
ming, beus 8lister % Grbeibe, bens
Mgie os Scamp, ba bliper 9asen en-
Suileba9.
9bi bet er 10 iaa, at en- 8riitens ars
beioe os @iernins life BLOT beitaar / at
iaa bette elIer bint i%erbissjort, men at
sigre bet altiammen efter Serrens Billie,
os isrs al i'm Smsianselie iaa, at ben
blipsr til bans 8ris % sgre.
Nlen ben, ipm bet oil sjBre, ban tren.
ger NOT Soileoasens Electromagnetic bos
Ssrrsn. San transer nof after os at'
ter at faa lasse tiliioe, bpao Der elers
optassr BAN. for meo ct iamlet Sino at
bpale hos Serren % meb ct aabent
Sierte at itprfcs % mattes al bans Sus
les spbe Ting.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27

faaet BAN til at lone, at BON uiloe usnOs fig ON, og, ION
bUer Gag, bOIot ban fit 9site. Saa brsots ct 8iarIig'
beOspuit. ubienbt al fmutte, imale 5iugrs msb rOieursO,
Regle, fla ub oper ben soc 9aoe. Der par intst, Der
bubreoe bet bets Cart, men bog naaeOs bet life tit
MaaI. Oct baUbe Ianse uerst ~fdalepes. gaa GrunO
al @ansu baUoe bette aiRrlis5e0spuit miitel I'm 6riitbeO;
Ruubsn LOB bet rOIis iprebe fig euiteH uOeu at isse at
fOrtoIte bet. 3enne Dag fuHOe ban life Iaoe uGre at
tante, at, bUis bans Rome fit ct Barn, UiIOe bun isID
mauite bOI6e Op msO at pare Barn, % ban UiIoe bIiV,
FIJI for at ueuOe fig Om miot paa @aOeH JON en- StoI,sut,
for at iOrnsie benoe.
Gsuue 1ante latte bam oaarligt Sumsr. San bIsp
aSiprsot pe6 en- al be llbstp6sIigbeosr, iom SiIialSe,
isu6sr benz, Der life bar uosst at tuss pare: ct Iaust
Sanr niuntrebe fs Iigs iaa usensrt paa bans 2Grme iom
paa en- iimpsl alubsamIsrs. WareeG b~espnote mso at
rpIte lit 2Grms: Saarst blsp fSOsnoe. Gan MATTE tass
fat pna bet. Saaret inOeoe fig ON Nrmen ~euosIsie
3is.jOs mo mOer SPiuset, bUOr bet iyutes at 9apei laat
Rco.
- SUor Tan bet bog tomms iru2 brummsSs Maresl.
Sea sr pis paa, bet tuuSe life bare ~aupgaaet min 6onss
9nipeftion.
8onsn inipicsrsbe usuIis isiu Mhaupsu IissicH G9oto'
Iaosn. Den arme ManS trat % trat, til 9iobsu al
benue ~tuincsIise Subus uiite fig; ban oar Hamlet for at
uOiSrs ssnns 8sSriit, Os msO GieuitonOeu msIem Sese'
% SOmmeiinsrcn tcrecte ban zig til at ;afe Nen iaa
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
Gn sai paa aroeen fl fUrleben 3u

Gn Sai paa arogen fl fOrleben Dag
en- Iuenit Sfibstapteiu, iOm unoer Sci
ling / Staseraf iDsieliatte fig meo Tor
itefilferi. anpteinen iortGQer, at Sang.
itsn ifal bare iuresauet pua fDlsenbe
Maabe: Seq befunot mig en RobaaO
for at fife 2orif. "a Susret fOm paa
80 6upnes 8pb, tienOte jes ct iaa trais
tist Rpt, at je9 fanOt bet raaoeligit at
lnbe Sneret fa(oe no / fin fuloe 29n9Oe.
Qereiter bespnOte en- Slass 8urerings'
tur, omtrent TO os en- balu Sgmil ub
tilbaos. Susret Iappeoes mn, % til
min fore 5Orbauielie fom ct fort llbbr,
en- Sai, Op III SiOen al 9aaben, siOrbe
ct manbsbsit Spran9 ooer 8anbst, FAINT
ialbt neb / 8auben os brat meo ct uels
oiSt Slas meb Salen al Gotten. llass
tet 8aaoen fplotes meb 8anb Os lua
menem 8ranoiuseu, lpttebes bet mig
bog at iaa fat / Sanselinen, ilaa ben
omfrins Stierten paa uopret iamt fat.
iurre % br9be bet meb ct Ifarpt Baaben.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
Ger -pustst.psfi,n..
Sapaneh1fe 6mis.

De pnie, ism SapaueIsrnss Rpinoer
bebor, or, ion a let Sil fienne, liae,
fdn netts % ~oicunosriise, fem bisIs istu;
naiten altio fufo al aliens imaa ESsr.
raifelier, bepa9elise 8asse, mso imaa
Sabinstter Os @ismmsiteSer, m,b 8um
al ale Slass 6Ormer % imaa iOrbau.
ienoe &l9O.famre.
Sosrt eneite GUS % Rum er albeles
rent, ON Gierne er nloris iaa iattigc;
ale Rum bar Ell t%iliDnslaSenoe Gniel'
beo, iiar er bette 9ili9loet blanbt be
rissits. Glene G9brenealtersi, ioran
bpil,st branSsr en- ~uuoIuttslis 3lS, er
forsplSi, laterst 90 prpbet iom en- 9as
sobe meb Boier os camper. ellie OH,
bre Rum er mso Billie Os 5oriat siort
nssne, en- Rssenbeb Os Soibbeb, Der er
iaameset ifarfere, 10 mer QUIET itraber
efter at bare elegant Snssn brobersbs
2apeter, iommeiioer siennemiistiss gors
%tierer, laoet af 8ambusrBr o. gerler.
Os albris nosen Wsblsr; bet er paa
Suluet eler paa iuaa lafersoe Stamler,
at be npopenoi9e @isnitauoe elIer 8lOms
~iterpaier iattes.
6or Suiets 5rue siues Der inScn aus
ben sler itcrre 9nrus emo Osrre opsuior
omtalte ~itrupulsie Reubeb. iOm sr en- at
bet iapanciiIte 6OltS ubeItrioelise @ssr,
ifaber. Oct er oberalt Stit at tage
6tuene al fsr MAJ 9nar IND / ct Sus,
% Snsentius tanler Sammsnlignin9
meb be Mutters Spibbeb, paa bUilfe
man fun tBr saa meo Strgmper mco
bette 3esr. 9r9arbeibet er / fig ielu
bpibt, busrfen malet eGler ierniieret, o.
bar iom i'm eneitc 8rpbelie be unse Gpr'
rsirasrs fine Garer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
50

os mere til bam; ban Iarte Osiaa, lite at tass oper
alting, men at anie baabs Wteos os WRobsans iom npttise
YrsueIier, ftiftebe til Dor 9enieIie os 8orbeOrins.
Ge8le Sans fit lGre baaOe at Ieie os ifripe al ben
@amIe, iom ~beityttebe BAN mob manst ct uobruo Of
0tOOerens bsftise Sinb.
s alt anOet iutte 9urtis WiOr Srita meset bolt. "0et
CT ntGrtuaroist, buaO en- bran apinDe er for en- Stat",
taube ban ~itunOon iise.
Sitter nosle aarS 6OrIsb aitos bans 6r9iter mere o9
mere; en- Dag ptreoe ban til MOr grita: "Ssltsr
Gliiabets &Ors, iOm ies baS @oer at siemns, bet itaI s
bebOloe efter min Dob; bet brinser 9eii9uelie meo fig.
SITE mango Tiger oerefter bar De Bam til sirtegaarbel.
0i pe6 life, ON Grit iaa 6Oriet iuGue oper ailten, men
uel piOe ri, at bet snOnu WiiOteu al iorrise aarbunOrsoe
ianotes en- formuenoe iuenit gonceiGmiGeS Sic. SamIe
Surti9 it gtet: Roriet meoierte GeIiisueIie. Spen
NilsiOn Os Dor Srita bapOe life ie9uet unber bet 8ors,
be ielu bauOs baaret puu, bet bauOe ~iumtiOist bGrOet
bereS Sraiter Os siOrt beres SiuO pompst. 9urtis
baUbe baaret ct enOnu tpnsrs, men bet par blspsn BAN
iaa fGrt, at ban lite for alt Yerben piIbe bptte bet bort
mob npseu ioroiif Geuinit. Oct iguIige Sesn cerpaa
blep ION ct SiuObiasoe for benz ale.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27

I'll ale 3iber, uuoer ale Smit9nbis'
beoer, / enboer Susbolonins er ct. So
fobs Ollie bet beOite 2esemiooel mob
Smerter.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-29
The Supreme Court.

The Iowa Homestead. the formost
agricultural paper in Iowa, edited by
Henry Wallace, one of the recognized
and thinking republicans of the state,
in it, issue Of October Id contains q
full and complete review of the legis.:
latlye acts and votes of silas NJ. Wea-
yer, who is the republican candidate
for Judge Of the supreme court. Mr..
Weaver was member of the house
of the Goth and 21st general assem-.
blies. The Homestead charges that
Mr.. Weaver as a legislator voted
and resortcd to the tactics of q sharp
parliamentarian to defeat legislation
to regulate and control railroad
charges and transportation and in
favor OF the special interests of mon-
oplies of every form, shape and fea-
tHre. An examination Of the House
lournal'tor these 'twb' sessions fully
corroborates every charge that the
Homestead prefers against Mr.. Wea.
YER. The railroads, the trusts and
combines may not be powerful
enough to elect a legislature that will
repeal these to them obnoxious laws
as they did with the granger leg;sla.
ton, but If they can pack the supreme
court with judges who will pronounce
Jaw unconstitutional and void thew
will have accomplished their purpose
fully.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-29
All Halloween Sociable and Chicken
Pie Festival


The observance OF Halloween dates
back to the Druids who held a har-
vesting festival annually on the eve.
Of Nov. 1st. Gradually the night
became the carnival time Of the year
to be celebrated with wild and gro
tesque observances.
Then, In the course OF time, it came
to be regarded as the night when
magic or supernatural powers were
permitted to swarm abroad and hold
revel within the sphere Of humanity.
The ancients had their oracles
whom they consulted with reference
to the mystical future with greater
or less satisfaction. In modern times
We have the fortune telling to prove
that there is yet q general desire on
the part OF humanity to pry into the
mysteries beyond.
That which was once q serious at
tempt to penetrate futurity has been
made the foundation for numerous
games and mock solemneties practic-
ed by merry makers the world over.
The favored time of Crescoans for
testing these frolicsome charms and
deciding their future destiny by
means Of these mysterious rites is the
night of Oct. 81, 1891, at Lyric Hall.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-29

world it must Judge rightly, that SO
Car as Governor Boies Is concerned,
he told the truth, the whole truth,
covered up nothing In his possession,
and II any blame attaches anywhere
1t rests upon us.
In the first place had not signed
the petition when you signed it. |
signed 1t after seeing the names Of
Editor Mcfarland, OF the Times-Re-
publican, nearly all the republican
county officers, your own name-and
others.
You did not come to my Office i'm
mediately to see me about it; it was a
week or ten days afterwards; and
then the matter was only incidentally
brought up by me. told you | had
received letter from the governor in
regard to the case. This letter was in
answer to one had written him pro-
testing against anything but a condi.
tiopal pardon, and suggesting he re.
quire statements from Judge and ut.
| torney, as well as the other distin.
guished republicans he already had
In this letter the governor had al.
ready defined his position-as in al
these cases-a conditional pardon, IL
he granted any. now have this let
ter in my Office, and would be glad to
show it to you or your friend McFar'
land, of the Times-Republican, and
he may publish it if he will. 1t is true
that you said you would write him a
a letter also; finally yon said when
wrote again | could use your name to
the same effect. You said more; that
Il believe all the cases ought to be
dealt with in this way-put them on
their good behavior, with the penalty
hanging over them: it would be the
best way to deal with them and help
enforce the law This you said in
the presence of two other gentlemen
who commented upon it after your
departure, and it is just what the gov.
ernor has done in all cases where he
has taken any action.
Now, then, the whole. Of your. he.
Tense, if you wonM dignity it BY call.
ing it slch, is that l use your name,
l did not remember, when my atten.
Etion was called to it the other day,
but since looking it up, l find l did
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-29

not, for in answering the governors
letter, found he had defined his po-
sition 50 that there was no necessity
for the said just what he would do II
he did anything, which was just what
we wanted, and was just what you
have helped condemn him for. / did,
however, in letter say, that mas
much as the metropolitan editor,
the Methodist minister and the coun-
ty officers-all republicans-had sign
ed the petition, it would seem to me
that they would be estopped from
censuring him. It seems, however, ]
was mistaken in this. and l am free
now to acknowledge my error. The
governor, in replying to this, gave
me the almost rebuke, that lit is 4
question OF duty with me and not
what my enemies say" The governor,
then, never saw this mythical letter
1.-The letter that never came'-there.
fore he had nothing before him but
your petition which asked for an un.
conditional pardon. How, then, die
he do you wrong in exhibiting it,
There is one thing more in your
woven web of defense; you say yor
afterwards met me on the street and
l told you the governor had granted
our request. 1t must have been 9
kind of mutual admiration NEE ting
between us, congratulating ourselves
that the governor had granted our re
quest against the other 1874 represen'
tative business men Of the city. Sure.
ly, doctor, You must be dreaming
possibly it was Editor Mcfarland you
talked With never had this CONVEX.
sation with you, on the street or else.
where We never talked Of the case 81
any time or place, except at my Office,
as stated above, and the other day
after the governor had made you fee
SO uncomfortable before the world.
These facts it would seem to ME the
public ought to know in order that
no injustice may be done an honest
brave and truthful man-our COVER.
nor. l, therefore write you this let
ter through the Statesman, which
know you will read carefully and
thoughtfully. and ask you to do JUS
tice to the man you have wronged,
and sdmonish you that according tc
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-29

The reelection of Governor Boies
would not mean that the people of
Iowa had repudiated prohibition for
the sake of high license, but rather
that they were willing to accept a
legalized system of local option in
place of the unlegalized one which
now prevails. "-Christian Union.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-29

1t Is remarkable that Mr.. Phil
Schaller in the purported denial OF
the Chicago Herald interview failed
to deny whit was of more Importance
than whether such an interview had
taken place. that is whether Wheeler
had paid his taxes or if Schaller had
paid them for him. That 4 the I'M.
boFsalt iliiatterr', and It's significant;
that in the purported denial OF Mr.
aohaller that he is silent upon this
point. Had Wheeler paid the taxes
how natural it would have been for
Schaller to said have the interview
and the story about taxes untrue.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-29

your own theology II yon are not
more careful in the future in dealing
with facts and the cardinal attributes
Of Christian manhood, you will wreck
more souls than you will be able to
save, either through prohibition or
your preaching. Very truly,
BYRON WEBSTER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-29

The failure of the Piqua tin works
to supply the republican leaders with
tin badges suggests the thought that
they could send to Connecticut and
get box Of wooden nutmegs, that
pelng en- EXCLUSIVE American industry
Ind scarcely 'nl0re fraudulent than
tho Mckinley tin badge.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-29

The Sioux City Tribune is inquisi-
tive. If President Harrison did not
remove George Van Houten from the
Lenox postofiice for Incompetence
1t asks, what did he remove him for
after only four months incumbency?"
Van Houten is the republican candi-
date for lieutenant governor. -Dubu-
que Telegraph.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-29

After next Sunday democrats can
attend church without listening to
republican speech from the pulpit.