davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
II bIanD t.
q n b a.

9lanot 5iiftrnt pan 2~nbraoors apit
beriter raoiom Reo os Spsbom. "ea
Grippe" er ouerOroentlis poloiom Der,
Os m~unsioloiae Menneiter osr al ben.
apitbcboerus liber msset mere euo Np'
iunolauoshIterne. 5iitet Dor Iaoet
aIoeles Sell, % 5iiterne Tan paa @rrno
al Sp9oom oo aitrGitelie life gno
meget pna 5iite.
Zen f%onabiife Rcgicriug bar be-
~lllttet at irigipe be Z umeritauitc Sfon-
u%ertcr. iom for fort 1io iioen bellnga
la9oes al ben tnnnbilte arpoier
"8reom". iorNi be fiiteoe inben 3,IRils
@rGnoieu. aummnuosr @oroon Tiger,
at 5rottotcu AZ 1918 uben Iplol oar
ppertrdnot, men. oa Der pnn ben 1io
Geritebe tpt 3do9e, q 5ilterne moi.
oenbe on, boor DC bar, oerfor boooc
Re9ieriu9Cu bciluttet at iape RoaoC
saa for Ret.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
SenueS5ee.

Welmenerne / Chattanooga bar rot
tet li9 iammen mob 5armerne | miotre
9ennesiee og bar b%eiluttet at beute i'm
Spebe fra be peitli9e Stater. Som
@ruub %anisrer be, at Sarmers' NIians
cen bar ppiororet 5armerne til at bOlbs
paa i'm Speoe os isrit ialse ben, naat
Yriien er saaet Op. Gn 5slse berai
bar, at Yriien paa Speoe / Gbattas
nOOsa ites ira 82b til 80 Gents pr
Buibel.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
GaniaS s.
Farmers NQiantcn bar ont

Farmers Nlianeen bar omtrin9 3
5jerbebele al StatenS so WiQioner
8uibels &pebe moer fin Soutrol. Zen
bar aIlercoe ~truIiet 5oronltnltuinger til
at opbepnre Salpoelen Of bcnne Speoe
/ Gleunturcr / aanlas Gitp, Gbicnao,
ct. QpuiS, Cincinnati, Baltimore %
andre itore SDer, inbtil Briierne ian
itrues bgit op. Der or paiaa lDr9et lor,
at eitliae &~apitaliiter oil lame 8ar.
merne Is Yrocent al ben mu9renoe
4ris mob Sitterbeo / Sueoeu. Ser er
Dog lioen Sanoipnligbeo for at benne
iioite Gaaitano meoisrer Sanobeo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
Sortitt.

Gu Sepeihe fra areta meloer: 5or
fort lib lIoen bleu en- tprtiit 5amtlie l
Bpen GeromoS mprbet. Zen beitoo al
Mnno, Rome og ct Barn. Is %triltne
l%luoeriaatter bttu ~drreitereoe for oiSie
MorO, os inoeipRrret meo tprtilte
Sttafianaer. Z 5rnsilet tilisisoes be
&riituc anipitit % blep iaa ilemt be-
banOleSe, at be / s Gage iuaueoe meGlem
2iu o. 9so.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
n n b..

8eorge Wiaiams fra Bottom, Wasi.,
en- oi be beoIt fienote Nesersabootater
i be 5oreneoe Statsr, bsoe iprieoen
8ludpOol, en- 8p | 9ancaibire. Sar
bar for tort lib iiocn fommen tilbast
efter ct lHusere DpbOlo / eonsoscbetsi
/ airifd. llnoer tit OpbOlo Der itreu
han ilere 8reOe til Song 2eOpOlc al
Bel9ien, / builte ban tritiiereoe ltarpt
Gmbeo$m9nbenes o. Senrp M. Ston'
lens 6rem9augsmonoe / Congo 5ri'
itatcn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
5or 'DseotabspOfttu.'
sfuloe On bape feet ute
Camp!

ga, M, ba pi taller ON Seite," iaabe
Colonel Gaaiper, "fommer lea tit at
tpnte paa ell 0eit, iom cu Ben at mig
neoe i Gtorfpile Genter, Gt. cnoano
sisoe. 3st bar Ell 0nulte ~nlminoelis
Seit til en- bmloreoe Dollars BenQe.
Wieu meo en- Gang beapuote ben at Uiie
anlRg til at bliue Ell goo 3raper, %
euoelig brep Den bet iddDiOi, at ben
9iOroe Wileu pun iunie tire Wiuuter.
7ette 0iUroe 6citcn en- GOD Del mere
barb, fan on uioe. og Nianoeh, Tom
eieoe ben mente, at ban glnheli9 ffuloe
ian 300 Galcr for cen, on taulte eu6oa
mere. Oten bOor lGnge pdr Goam l
IdraoI5? Get onrcOe life l1nger, iers
enc 6jompeH bite, at ben o9iaa bar l
8eliooetie al CT nuheu GGeuitab. Boz
ltet be0puote OF leo % lpartc, Og oct
ino oct itoo sitsr. Zen tunee ilda bGors
oere % ~iortere euO. nogeu 6eit, ieg bio'
til bar ieet, % ieg bar ieet mango Seite
| mine Gage. Zen iparfeoe no ben
enc GGo | Stoloen, giOroe i~uloitanois
aaal poa fin gnas 20 %foronroleoe Mt,
buoo ben fuuOe nnn, iii Splinrer.
gnoeli9 mnatte Manoen jRtte ben en-
Sern6aas, Der bleO gjOrt i9ritilt for
ben.
"Wien TRADE, ia oct gjproe lpelten
ligeiuu sOOt iom isr; men Senne Spar'
fepnnen gjOroe, at ben ianf minolt ct
Bar Suuoreoe 7uler / BRrbi. Dette
iitte life Nunoeu, iom rimslist Tan
Bore. 70 6unoreoe 3aler bar en- bel
8apital, msntc Fan, % bapoe ban iol9t.
oa ben oar / fin 6lnnos, og laaut ub
oisie TO 6unoreoe Ialer til 6 BrOeent
&enter, baooe be bragt bam IL Tdler
ont aaret. den iod ut ban en- Joe!
aanIte bet par mufigt at gj8re iig
S~parfnin9eH mobrin9enoe. Oct toa
en- Mano en- Stuno buer Dag at busge
ben 8eo, ban brugtc | 6uiet, % M
re9nebe ban no, at ben lib, ban bruste
til at busse 8eo, iuitebe BAN IL Daler
ON Aaret, % at ban funoe ijene miuoit
tigeian meget ueb at benptte oeuue 1io
tit noset auoet arbetoe. Saa beiluts
teos ban at laoe 6eiteH iparte iiuno
Yeoen.
"6per Morgen lasoe en- Eel 5auHe.
peo mo / Bnaien tit 6eiten, Der meget
iamuittisbeosInlOt Hog ben iitpttsr, ian
5liien Is9. Sanleoes drbeioeoe Den
uiurtrsoent / lang 1io, iuotil DC en-
Dag lnsoe en- &irie6erItamme inc til
ben. Ia insbe Seiten top; meo ben
piloe ben life babe Roget at beitile.
Den ipntes al babe ~ppoaget, at oens
arbeiosfrait bleU brngt til oeus Giers
5oroel, % iaa bulot ben op at iparte.
"Muligt fan bet pRre, at Den mso
5ioen after bapoe tillaot lin Gier
at bragg giDtte al oens iare9ne @aoe.
men Gieren CAB life uente paa bet
l~lpisie, ban iolste Soften. % min
Ben par inseu 9robian; ban for
isste life ensans at iaa Den Bris,
Seitsu pirtslis a paro lom Beobuss
ger, men FOB ben saa ipm ret os fet
grauer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
Utah.
oct BAN.

Gals. Den 3oie os. bolptes Sals
paa County os gpembebsmGno. 5
Salt Safe Gitp ieireoe bet liberale
8arti, men 9emufraterne palste GOrn'
tpembeosmeno. De bar Osiaa ietret
S0oen ps 8rOpu ps bar i~aneipnlispis
Ell @ajpritet i 9esislaturen. 8eiul-
tatet af @alset siier, at bet saar tilbagt
meo bet liberale Yarti, % at Der sr
liben Sanbipnlisbeb for, at bet b~ereitel
pil pinbs nosen Seir.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
Russia b.

Den rusIiife aeiier er nireiit til
5inlanb for at operpere Ssitmansps
rerne / 8ilmanitrano. 9rOpperne CT
paa @runo al bet teiierli9e geiss blepue
inbepeoe / llseuis for at be fan gisre
fine Eager sOot. lluoer fiji OpbUlot i
5intaub pil asiieren mootuse ale iiulte
@uperusrer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
S II bet.
10 a..

glDerts. 8aa s. Salbings 5arm
peo greou, Carroll County, bar man
nplis / en- 9pbbe al 800 Sob Itsbt paa
en- mestis Slpertsaure. S~astpnbi9e
erflGrer, at Grtien er al alerbeoIte
Slags, iOm meo flor 5oroel fan no.
piiloeS.
Zen nlpffelige Yp 6rinuell bar
after pGret baarbt bjemis9t. 5ibli9
Snsoa9 Worgen uobrso Slolps /
"@rinuea Cart 6actorp" og ipreotes
burtIs til be umtrin9itaoenbe 8pgniuz
ger c9 goela9oe Gienoom ior Omtring
$4,000, Igrenb nc bleo Serre oper
Sloeu. Griunea Cart 6actorp leb BET
Itprite CAB.
Bert yates, iOm Tor ilcre g(ar iiOer
mproeoe cit Sremmeo poa Sernbnnes
Iporct u2r Cafe MiQs, lfal bore arres
lteret / &onius. Snn pil ~ianolpnli9pis
mart bliue ubleperet til autcriteterne
Der | Staten. Sans Sjem par / N9rs
beoen al hilbert Sea, Winn., buor bans
9amle Wtpber cnonu Dor.
Gn W~ineralitlDe. al flor meoicinli
8arb, lfal bore ppbaset paa u. .,
9oirers 5arm ner Snoepenpence. Sr.
2altrer fit for fort Gi0 iioen ira 3pits
lamb Ell Iro paa 100000. Gn Gel
al bisie Ien9e oil ban aupenpe til Ins
lG9gelie al Ell auranitalt pcb ben mine
ralite Slide.
SpGr lllpffe | GpmGnhe. ON
Iitenen ben Cite ps. ubbrpo Slolss igt.
Us. @orlDs Sa9brus; 8 Wttlioner Sob
"2nnnber" % I'll Gel 8p9ninger neo-
brrnbte. Sfaben belsber fig til $780,
600, N8iurancen $4,000.
9ette er ben anben ipGre lllvtfe, ipnl
bar 6icmie9t Gomanbe. 5pr so glar
iioen bleo 8peu lagt / Ruiner al en-
0Oiruelltorm, Der fpitebe 80 8eriuuer
9ipet.
Gen arbeioenbe &lasie Der CT bopeos
ia9elig aibGnsis al Sasbrusct, % ben
maa III ipse SeitjGitiselie paa andre
Stcocr. $50 6omilieiGore blep arbeios.
lpie peo 8~ranben. Sranoforpiet fra
Clinton uufom meo ct @rtratp9 paa
burlington, Gebar &apios d 0ortbern
8auen, men paa @runb al @~anomansel
funbe BET life uorette noset.
25 SfjenfepGrter / SiOur Gitp
luttebe fine Salponer | 3~orsoass, iaa
mart be iii Nps ON, at Srocnss 2,daen
bar eiter Dem. 9isnen ital babe iifret
fig cpstise Gbpofater, % SfiGntepars
terre er ifrntla9ne. Ge transporterer
ltlte BrRnoeonsopld9 pper WttsIolrls
5looen til GoUiuetou, Web.
Zen ms omtalte 2ue9peIt / One
eanen al Gmmctsburs ipreoes meeet
burtis, pg 3Drleserie ipnes life at
baue flor @reie paa, bunb Slass Spss
bonn bet er. @upernsr 9oies bar be-
proret Stntspeterin9r Or. Stalfer til
at iOretase en- grnnoi9 unberisselie.
Gn lisnenbe apGspeit ital ruie / Sac
Gpnntp % i Smeanen al Surlin9tOn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12

$500 Staliensre aisit libite llse
fra @enua tit be 5oreneoe Stater.
llnoer Yalget i Carrie / grOpinoieu
apeaino loreialot aluOrlise Gptsier i
3irsbass. On JOltebob plpnbreoe
8aabbuist os latte Slo paa bet. Gn
Gel al bet b%ranbte, os ard)iuerne sbe.
lasoes. Gn Yerior brabtes Os Here
Iaareoe5,
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
Yorb.S afota.

Cliper Salrpmple, en- al @erOens
ltsrite bpebeprObucerenoe 5armers, baooe
Iorleoen Dag en- Snmtale meb en- 8lao.
reporter. San iasbe, at ban aloris isr
bapbe feet en- iaa ipar Soebeaulius /
Noro 8atOta Tom iaar. Spsben er
life bet rinssite beituoisct al 5rOit,
o9 ben er nj iaa piot mooen, at
ben fun fan itabe8 af SuseL. Scr.
8alrpmple besDnOer Saruelten oenne
ll9e meb $50 8inbers. Sun peuter at
Ioa minOit en- balu MiliOn Suibels
Sucoe.
@ruabitenslegHiHg. @runoitenen
I'll BET lutberIfe College / @ranO Sorts
ln8oes ben ste bs. 8psniusen ltal ups
Ieres at Wturiten % oil fomme til at
fpite $4,000. Sm NiteHen bolbtes Ell
ItOrartet Set / @orOOn Sutel. glanbt
Snlerre bar &uugreSmanO M. q.
SpDnion.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12

On 1aaus. Der bar ~sra'tijsrst iom sass 10 aa
SHres Diss s~0tfl,a,a Rta,m zaIi % SHttsr. Ses.
bpae ban hs,r;
Eslsss. o.. ben iOse San. 1881.
gaslsrs. .. :. SksHsp & Sol
s,niIsmsn Sea bar V~raiiiisrsi iom sas, I Hstsu
40 aar. % leg Tan hst. at I AZ min Rrarts % G1iarin&
sar iss aIsris tuHset ct Nt1gaEat. fem ls ,aHes aHee.
Iat, iaa ,rpst. fem -eaa's Gataua Sure. ism De ttis
sirts. sea bar ~isrtisrsust bet naHsistaiss saHss. %
sirtEiusm Bar prTss pieHnsuIis; % its tiger III Slut.
uiHg. at iss aIsris BAR iaHsa Ct SiIiaIss al eaiaua.
ism belt, Riestl TO, trRss tupsrs. bots bet slsp truat I
Cpnsnshtmm,ls msS sTussanvisuiussa-
serbssist e. Z. sgrfHa. NJ ID.
Sihes; as sumHit scr.
Ok pil give 500 isr Ct SiI'uies al Ga,arrh. lem itr
tan tststs pss 'hsas Gatarrb SHr,". 3nsssr,ss
Drug ". J. Sssnsa & 90. Nrsp.s.
Sslshs. q
~ eslses zee DmssiRa. TO gsnis. Csusl
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
Spanien.
Nepublifanerne Barcelona iorisste

/ Manbass at O~uerrumpls B~eiatninsen
paa Jaitniussu. 5emtsn beoabnebe
Manb narmsbs is iOriistis Saierusn
oa Iorissts at TONNE inb, men gaaten
Dor paa FIN prit, be anraabtes; be
itprtsbs inO paa gastsu. ! Saab ON at
TONNE ino unssr 8Orpirrinssu, %
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
Ta n I.

Spiflanb ifal u~nberbanoIe meb 2ans
mari ON ~Niitaaelieu at be oanite Be
fbbelier / g~eitinoien. Zen banite
8esjsrius bsnaster bog Oiiicielt, Of
uuoerbanblinssr pleies pm ben Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
" orge.

Zen tpift aeiier anfom til Bergen
ben Abe bs. paa Siemreiien fra HorO'
flap. San mootOses meo itor Be.
9eiitrine og Salutituo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
Snbian 3erritprp.

Gn 6pirpelitorm berieee ! SpnSass
/ Smesnen al Gbecptab % anrettsos
ubprs Ebelasselier paa g%peninssr &C
@reosn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12

@olc, liaser aluorlis ips / 1T Siem !
erie. ,San sienneinsif for en- 1ib iioen
en- l9nsere 8obtiur, men ben bialp BAN
ito bst Riaaeite.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
8ennigIpania.

Zen befjenOts Minioner ". 8.
ecott, ipm anosr 8reiicent Glspelanos
abminiitratisu is,usee en- betpcelis
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12

st fuet ganb. Gnslano Os 8alss
bapbe for 100 aar Iioen 81 DttniOn
Snopaansre. Ru sr Beioltrinsen Der
20 @iaiOnsr. Srlano berimOb baoce
1871 ialt 5 Miaiouer SuO6pssers; nu
bar qancet bov 4,700,O00l
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
Zen tnlfe Grrs 6ommislariat be.
9 neita ..

Ten itore NationalieIt tit Minoe
ON bet irie 5orbunos ~G00aarIge Be.
itaaen ieirebes ben 2ben os 3oie BE-.
msb tor Ueaeiiirin9.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
WelQien u.

gelsieus Ironnins lisser ~ulOorlis
ina, oa err 38oen nRr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
Wr9mie Wo. 4.
Sra TjelDbDgben.
G~ortGuimger at Sobn Ste.

SnoboIoi
Stliue til ,SerDrdb'B oicus" 9diere.
6orfattereus 1iograf.
st Sig paa @psseu.
Styins SageH.
6inesWlrn.
6uut Sretto.
SpOriur etatnrst paa Scss,usit ramleoe uss.
Gamlt Mnne.
MSlat Mmot.
-SoOrleoss llrbOeu N Sas | en- arouglebtri.
-Geeorab .S otter % 8sS arn.n" ct aar nlss
osHus BOG Iona prrnis. el.O. 6usbunsen 3l.sS.
Gortauiuesrns | benae Bog n al ben ipr -INurab.ps.
ktrs~ 2Giere iad bel befisnste Sphn Ole, mse TOR.
t~attsrsrs giosraf % Htbpsraird Bsrtrat, | SOsen
h 1885 Sioer, trptt msb nps 3ppG % let q. Iais. Den
oil ptsisIis ifafe a9isrsa mango en- bpsssIss etuns.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-19
A Change of Faith.

You will notice in the Observer this
week a different tone, politically, from
what il wont to be. It is not without
much thought that this change has been
made, but we believe the measures and
principles advocated by the Democratic
party to be those which best serve the
benefit of the people of Idaho and the
great west. Because of this, we have
determined to use the best endeavors o.
the Observer for disseminating those doc
trines, and placing them in such position
as will clearly define to the reader
Montpelier Observer.
The Observer has heretofore been
one of the staunchest as it was one
of the best conducted of our repub
lican exchanges, hence it's flop il
something of surprise. But W.
presume it has sought refuge in tn
only harbor offering political safety
for the next few years at least, ane
fervently congratulate it upon tn
remuneration of its former grievou
heresies. The step is reformation.
and progressive.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-19
STATE NEWS.

Caldwell Tribune: The saloon
men petitioned the Board to reduce
the liquor license from $50 to $26
per quarter, owing to quiet times.
Moved and seconded that the same
be entered upon the records YER
batim. Carried. A remonstrance
to the above was accorded similar
treatment.-We had no idea that
Clagett's case was so lamentably
lame until we saw by the dispatches
that Marc Antony Squirt was in
Washington as one of his lobbyists.
We are now prepared to bet three
to one on Dubois.
Payette Independent: While
Boise City, Nampa and Caldwell
are wading mud, the citizens OF
Payettc are sleigh-riding and snow
balling. The Payette valley knows
how to do a good job at anything
it undertakes.
Silver Messenger: The Clayton
smelter, after a most successful run
Of 172 successive days, without
stopping one day, closed down for
the winter on Sunday morning, De-
cember 12.-The seasons output
has been 500 tons of high-grade
bullion; 100 tons of matte and 81
tons Of high-grade Skylark ore.
The highest grade of the Skylark
and Greyhound ores was not re-
duced here, but were shipped direct
to Omaha at greater profit.-Last
Thursday afternoon at 3 : 80 O'Clock
the house owned by Jennie Hardee
but occupied by Jennie Mitchell, at
Clayton, was discovered to be or
fire. 1t was first discovered by ]
B. Giles, Fred Brough and Buc
Ostrander who gave the alarm
The flames were soon extinguisheo
by these gentlemen and other citi
zens. The damage done to thu
building will not exceed $lOO. Th'
origin of the fire is not known, blu
is supposed to be the work of in
cendiary.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-19

'IT never rains but it pours." In
verification of this fact we have two
interesting letters from Smoky this
week, giving as one item an esti-
mate of the number of men en-
ployed there that will be particu-
larly pleasing information to all
who, like ourselves, were under the
impression that not more than ten
or dozen men were at work in
that camp. And now that our
friends over there have found out
that they can write, we hope they
will keep US posted on the condi.
ton and progress of that prosper.
Gus mining camp. We believe from
all reports so far received that
Smoky is one Of the coming camps
of this country, and will from this
time forth be leading ore and
wealth producer among Wood River
mining localities. It is evidently
one of the best.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-19

ING the year was 2461 and the number in
iured 22.80O. This is cruel and largely
: needless sanrifce. The government -
spendine:nearly one million dollars annu-
slly to ave the lives Of shipwrecked sea-
men. Every steam vessel is rightly in
spected and required to adopt the most
approved safety appliances. All this is
rood. but how shall we excuse the lack Of
interest and effort in behalf of this army
Of brave young men who, in our land
commerce, are being sacrificed every year
By the continued use of antiquated and
dangerous appliances.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-19
What Are We Coming To-?

Within little more than week
the daily papers have told US that
the son Of Millionaire Cyrus w.
Field is thief, Joaquin Miller's son
a stage robber, and Kit Carson's son
q double murderer! These CHASTITY
facts should teach us a lesson,
and convey moral; but it is not
probable that any will be the better
or wiser for their having happened.
Fields son, whose crimes have
reduced his aged father to men
delaney, was reared in the en-
|joyment of everything that money
could buy. During all of the days
of his stay under the parental roof
his every whim and wish was graf
fled. His dress and manners were
both faultless, entirely faultless.
Manual labor and laborers were be-
meath his notice; he was given a col
legiate education, was courted and
fawned about by aspiring mammas
having manageable daughters, and
was a general favorite with impecu-
NOUS watering-place bellies, but was
always too respectable to associate
with or know any but the every
first" Surely notL ~ could be lack.
ing to one 80 high born, so thor
oughly well bred and so respectfully
associated Yes, one thing was lack
ing, and that one thing was proper
moral training. Of this support, sc
needful to all young people, Mr.
Field was destitute, and being des
titute of this was miserably poor
indeed; for lacking this all appear.
ances of character are but varnisE
applied to the exterior, and is de-
stroyed by the first breath of temp
tation, the first touch of adversely
Lacking this young Field lacked
moral firmness of character anC
therefore lacked the one acquisition
or attribute, call it what you will
lacking which no man or woman
can be relied on, or stand up against
the storms of commercial and so
cial life.
How about the other two-youne
Miller and Carson? These grew W
on the frontier, surrounded by tn
worst possible social influences
neglected by their fathers and Who'll
lv without the supposed benefits o
parental training, with only smat
ter of book-learning, without
mothers guidance or the shelter O
home. They belonged to tn
servant class, and suffered all tn
disadvantages Of that unfortunat
class; but the result is that the,
have attained to the same goal o
dishonor and shame, though owe
rougher paths, that was reached b.
Field, whose way lead throug
scenes of luxurious dawdling an
, Howery ease. What the countr
seems to need is a comprehendibl
morality and an adequate and effee
tual means for it's inculcation this
, shall include and benefit all chi
dren born and raised in the country
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-19

BRICK PoMRoy, who is now saying
as hard things about the democratic
and republican parties together as
he used to say about the republican
party singly, makes this admission
with the ticket for 1892 headed
by Flower and Boies, and the party
pledged to free and unlimited coin
age of silver, as full legal tender,
the democrats can sweep the field
against any and all opposition,
and Brick is right, for once.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-19
Facts for Protectionists.

Hon. David A. Wells, at one time
a high republican authority, reply
ing to Hon. Henry Cabot Lodges
declaration that "Our Reliance"
"Pride of the West, "Pocahontas,"
"Sagamore c." Utica Steam Non
pariel," Wauregan zoos" and "Wau-
regan Combine" cotton fabrics Of
American manufacture, have fallen
in price since the passage of the
Mckinley law, "cinches" the cor
poration attorney in this way. Says
Mr.. Wells "That all of these goods
have fallen in price since the pass
age of the Mckinley tariff is not
disputed. But Mr.. Lodge appar-
emily does not know, or if he did,
does not tell his readers that while
these cotton fabrics have fallen dur
ing the past year an average OF ga
per cent, the price of the raw ma
terial Cotton, which makes up an
average of about half their cost. has
fallen 81 per cent; and, further
more, that not piece of goods
similar to those he specifies has
been imported into this country for
at least ten years; but on the con-
trary, the very brands mentioned
have been largely exported, not only
to Asiatic, but also to European
markets." The decline in the price
Of sugar is also referred to by Mr.
Lodge as evidence that the McKin-
ley tariff has not increased domes-
tic prices, when Everybody knows
that the reduction we question was
due to the removal of the cause
that had previously made sugar
high, namely protective duties"
The points in the above argument
are, & } that while the manufactured
article has been reduced in price
under the Mckinley law: it has
been effected by much greater re-
duction in the price of raw material
(cotton) to the detriment Of pro-
dactive labor; ~ that since we do
not import any of the class of fab
RIGS named by Mr.. Lodge, protec-
ton in their case was unnecessary,
and therefore designed to benefit
manufacturers by etfecting a ma
terial reduction in cotton, and con-
sequently in labor, and ~ that the
reduction in the price of sugar
caused by the unconstitutional
bounty on that article is falsely
claimed by it's friends as result Of
protection.
Another point the alert reader
will make is that q system must bt
exceedingly weak when man o.
Mr.. Lodges reputed scholarly at
tainment has to resort to false ar
guments to defend it.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-19

THE Bingham county suit against
the board Of equalization has been
decided by the supreme court ad-
versely to the board, and the taxes,
so far as that county is concerned
at least, will probably be collected
and paid upon the basis of the orig.
inal assessment. Let us see 1t
appears to us that the cable lawyer
he of the silver tongues
member of that board.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-19

We have had the qualification
this week of receiving the Novem-
Der and December numbers Of the
Arena, the greatest and grandest of
all publications, thanks to Major
Hyndman. The Major knows our
literary taste perfectly, and kindly
takes advantage of his better situa-
ton in Brooklyn, New York. to
supply them. Copies of the New
York Sun and Press have also been
received from the same generous
source. Many thanks, Major.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-19

EDWARD NJ. FIELD, who was re-
ported to have found refuge from
the consequences of his crimes in
an insane asylum, has been placed
under arrest for grand larceny
What is to prevent his eminent
uncle from again prostituting the
supreme court, as was done in the
Nagle- Terry case, to shield HIM
from punishment?
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-19

La GRIPPE is raging with great
violence and fatality in Berlin and
other places in Europe, and has
also reappeared at Denver, Colora-
do. Should the disease continue,
as it probably will do, until driven
away by the return ofwarm weather,
the mortality list for the winter will
he apDalling.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-19

BLAINE and Harrison have agreed
together that they will not talk pol
tics until the meeting of the repub-
lican convention. This will be good
news to an "overbored" public.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-19

JOHN G. HOWELL, first sheriff of
Alturas county-not jeff Howell,
az some of the papers have it-who
has lust been tried in Oakland, Cal,
for killing man named Colvin,
was acquitted, the jury having been
satisfied that Colvin's conduct to-
ward Howell's daughter justified
the killing.